Nokia N810 Hands-On
In its Web 2.0 Summit event, Nokia said: “We are competing w/ Apple on all fronts and firing on all cylinders” and “We have very deep philosophical differences with Apple… we’re open” (Anssi Vanjoki, Executive Vice President and General Manager). That is not a surprising message from the cell phone leader to a skillful new challenger - at least things are clear now.
In the full post, you will get details about, the availability and the longer term strategy of Nokia. Please also check our first Nokia N810 article that contains the specs.
Battery life (according to Nokia)
2 days of “normal use” (err… define what is normal use) 4 hours of intense use 5 days in stand-by mode
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Since the Nintendo DS hails from Japan and is currently doing extremely well there in terms of sales, it makes perfect sense for a new game created by Mainichi and Sega that tests your knowledge of Japanese news online. The game will obviously be in Japanese only, so you can forget about importing a copy and having a fun time with it unless you understand Japanese. Perhaps there is the possibility of a localized version across the Pacific? Some of the questions include Shinzo Abe’s catch phrase as well as the newest, coolest airport in Japan. Do you think such games that tickle the mind will be the mainstay titles in the future where gaming is concerned?
Gross me out with this computer mouse that comes with actual body parts of what was once a sewer rat. This little DIY project requires you to pick up a tiny travel-size mouse (the computer peripheral and not the pest), followed by a similarly-sized mouse from your local pet store. Since it is easier to fit a small object into a large mouse instead of otherwise, it would be better if the former was smaller than the latter. Any extra space left over can always be filled with cotton balls. All I know is I can’t really get any work done with this mouse since my stomach would churn whenever I look at it, let alone touch it.
They say a firm handshake is essential when you’re trying to make a good impression, so why not clock up some practice minutes with the Talking Digital Hand Grip? This device is actually capable of announcing just how good your grip is getting, reading out loud results such as the number of grips performed, your grip force (current and total), as well as maximum grip force (choose from kg or lbs). I suppose if you spend enough time with this device, not only will you end up with a winning handshake, but your dexterity level would increase as well. The Talking Digital Hand Grip retails for $12.99 a pop.
Optoma has just launched hte EP7155 front projector in Taiwan, making this one of the more portable projectors available in the market today thanks to a footprint that is smaller than the size of a B4 paper. It is also extremely portable, weighing a mere 1.45kg. Other features include a brightness level of 2,500 lumens, a resolution of 1,024 x 768 pixels, and a contrast ratio of 2,500 to 1. The Optoma EP7155 will come with a sticker price of NT$39,900, which roughly translates to about $1,225.
Gamers love the biggest, fastest, and best of everything, and when it comes to monitors, the same rule as plasma TVs apply - the bigger, the better. I know I would definitely frag (kill is too strong a word) for this multi-screen monitor that you see here - it can fold up into one neat package when not in use. Great if you want to brag at the latest LAN party, although this ACME-designed solution is actually meant for server administrators. When it is folded, both the display and keyboard are able to fit into a 3-rack unit mount which can slide in and out of server rack space at your convenience. A 2008 shipping date has been tipped for this multi-screen monitor, but details on pricing are as scant as a ninja disappearing in a smoke bomb.
