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Nokia 7020 Fashionable Budget Phone

The Nokia 7020 marries materials and technology to bring a new layer of style to design-conscious phone users. Available in a range of colours, the 7020 mixes light, colour and metal finishes to give the device a more personal feel whilst a unique effect alerts users to a new call or message.

Nokia 7020 come with 2.2-inch display (240×320 resolution), 2M pixel camera, microSD slot expanded memory, bluetooth, multimedia player, web browser, and FM radio. For talktime around 4.5hours and 15 days for standby.
For the color Nokia 7020 available in Hot Pink, Silver, Blue and graphite. The standard package include stereo wired headset, battery and charger. You must buy the external microSD to listen music or save your files.

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Sony DVP-FX930 Portable DVD Player

Here’s the DVP-FX930, Sony’s latest portable DVD player this time featuring a nice little 9” LCD with a 800×480 resolution and up to 6hrs of playtime (DVD). It can also play files (MP3 or JPEG) stored on a USB key and will be released in Japan at the end of June for around 35,000 Yen (€264).

Sony introduces in Japan its new DVP-FX930 portable DVD player. The DVP-FX930 features a 9-inch 800×480 swivel LCD display and and up to six hours of play time. The player can read DVD, DVD+/-R/RW, CD, CD-RW, dual layer DVD, 8cm DVD+/-R/RW as well as MP3 CD/DVD and JPEG CD/DVD. It can also play MP3 and JPEG files from USB drive.

HTC Mobile Phones Series

HTC Touch Viva

Mobile Internet for All

At HTC, we’ve worked hard at making mobile phones very easy to use. Our smartphones today allow you to browse the Internet on your cell phone simply by tapping an icon on the screen. Viewing YouTube is as easy as watching TV, and Google Maps™ are as effortless as unfolding a map. So if you need to know the latest stock prices, regularly check up on your online community friends or simply read your favorite blog while you’re on a trip, HTC is sure to have the mobile phone for you.

Your Companion Away From Home

An ideal professional phone will help you get your work done fast and give you a little bit of time for fun on those long trips. HTC smartphones excel in offering world-class corporate email support, access to company directory, as well as great office productivity tools. Our mobile phones are also designed to boost your morale by providing you with large crystal clear display for viewing your favorite pictures or watching streaming videos on the Internet. More »

Asus U and UX Series Notebooks Specs

Asus announced the detail specifications of its U and UX series notebooks, which has been introduces at the Cebit 2009. There are five models in the U series, including 12.1-inch U20A, 14-inch U80V, 15.6-inch U50G, 14-inch U81A and 15.6-inch U51Vg. On the other hand, two models are introduced for the slimmer UX series, the 15.5-inch UX50V and 13.3-inch UX30.

Asus’s new notebooks are all powered by Intel’s processor, ranging from Pentium, Core 2 Solo, to Core 2 Duo and latest CULV. Graphics choices include GMA4500MHD, ATI Mobility Radeon HD4570, and NVIDIA GeForce G 105M. They have up to 4GB RAM and hard drive choice of 250GB, 320GB and 500GB.

You can expect WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. All U series models are equipped with DVD SuperMulti burner, while the UX50V has a slot-in DVD burner and the UX30 supports external burner.

Portable Mobile Jammer 3 to 5 M range

Company: Shenzhen Card Master Electronics Co., Ltd.

Smallest mobile phone jammer with range of 3-5 mrts.Jam all CDMA & GSM phones. 2-3 hrs Battery back-up.
The Portable Mobile Phone Breaker/Jammer/Isolator product is suitable for where forbid to use mobile phone. The Mobile phone signal isolator will make effect only on the communication of mobile …

Games & Gadgets ’09 – 12th to 14th June 2009

Games & Gadgets 2009 exhibition is the first of its kind in ASEAN region that showcases the combinations of games from around the globe and the latest gadgets from the ever changing world of technology. It’s all about connecting great game companies with gamers, and gamers with great games.

Games & Gadgets 2009 is expected to draw around 70,000 visitors during the 3 days exhibition due to its unique concept and strategic location which is in Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, Mid Valley Megamall.

The video games industry is a multi-billion dollar industry spanning every continent in the world. With the interactive entertainment industry hitting some US$9.5 billion (RM30.4 billion) in worldwide video game sales last year, outperforming the Top 10 Hollywood blockbusters three times over, it is the fastest growing form of entertainment. More »

Pentax K-7 DSLR camera Hands on gallery

The new 14.6 megapixel resolution offering will, Pentax confirmed site somewhere above the Nikon D5000 and the Canon 500D and below the Nikon D300 and Canon 50D.

Pentax is a name that will evoke fond memories for many photographers whose first SLR experience would have been with a Spotmatic, KM, K1000 or ME Super. Although the company’s market position isn’t as well entrenched as it was during the halcyon days of 35mm film, it continues to attract a devoted following of enthusiasts. And that following isn’t just based on nostalgia – Pentax is alone in having developed a comprehensive range of prime lenses for the APS-C format that dominates modern DSLR photography, while most of its competitors concentrate on offering a selection of zooms. More »

Web 2.0 Mogul Michael Arrington Creates New Web Tablet

The latest photos of the Crunchpad show that Arrington and his team may be getting closer to a finished product. The candy-colored packaging and the Apple-like rounded edges design should be enough to draw in users. Add to that the $200 price tag — if they can stick to it — and it could seal the deal for many users. Arrington has said he ultimately wants to make the specs available under an open source license so other manufacturers can build on it

Now photos of the device, called Crunchpad, have leaked online. Dustin Curtis, a user interface designer, posted four photos of a sweet-looking machine that could potentially compete with netbooks.

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Hands On: Able Planet’s Clear Harmony Headphones

If you are sick and tired of listening to all the bad press about the recession and how people are spending less but we need to spend more then there is a way you can do your bit. The first thing is to purchase a set of Able Planet Clear Harmony NC200 Active Noise Canceling Headphones with Linx Audio.

The headphones use Able Planet’s Linx Audio technology, which was originally designed for the hard of hearing; it not only reduces outside noise, it amplifies higher frequencies in the audio. Applied to headphones, the result is something that’s useful for people with normal hearing as well.

Think of it as preventive aural maintenace. When the ambient noise is so drastically diminished and the audio you’re listening to is selectively boosted, you don’t have to turn the volume up as high to hear clearly. In a few random tests where I switched between fairly good Sony earbuds and the Clear Harmony headphones, I was surprised to discover how much I’d turned up my iPod to hear music clearly on the earbuds. Keeping things at a lower volume with the headphones meant I was subjecting my ears to less stress, and incidentally reducing power demands on the iPod.

I’ve been using the headphones in a variety of environments, such as mowing the lawn (the reason I finally put them on) and riding on trains, buses and planes. The large cans seal my ears in nicely, shutting out a lot of the ambient noise on their own; turning on the noise-cancelling circuitry — the headphones are powered by two AA batteries — takes care of almost everything else.

DisplayLink release three new USB graphics processors and Linux source

DisplayLink Corp. has announced that the company is taking steps to bring its USB (universal serial bus) display technology, formerly available on Windows and Mac, to Linux.

DisplayLink’s chips enable one or more high resolution displays to be connected through the universal standard USB 2.0 connector. The new library enables creation of Linux software – X Servers, drivers, and other applications, which will work with a growing number of products using DisplayLink technology.

The library is provided under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2 (LGPL), enabling software to be ported by the community to cover the widest possible range of processors, platforms, and applications. This enables companies to create products which will work on the full variety of Linux devices like netbooks, notebooks, mobile Internet devices, mobile phones, embedded displays, embedded devices, digital signage, and more.

DisplayLink technology works by utilizing a single USB 2.0 (or higher) connector to drive up to six monitors, each daisy chained one to another. The communication can facilitate over any form, including through hubs, routers and wireless USB.
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