Archive for June 20th, 2008
ASUS’ new ARES CG6155 desktop PC is finally unveiled, and the exterior design is something worth drooling over. Of course, this is one machine where the external looks match the quality of the parts inside, including quad-core processors, 3-way SLI graphic cards as well as factory overclocking that boosts CPU performance by up to 33%. In addition, you will find a Blu-ray optical disc drive for your high definition needs, high-definition audio and DDR3 memory for superior performance. Definitely a gamer’s dream IMHO, but chances are you will have to break the bank to bring one of these puppies home.
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June 20th, 2008
Apple’s iTunes marketplace has achieved its latest milestone, smashing the 5 billion songs mark - just four months after it surpassed the 4 billion songs in terms of sales. This is definitely a phenomenal achievement, adding more weight to the argument that traditional CDs are definitely on the wane, and artists who want to make money had best hop onto the digital virtual bandwagon instead of relying on record sales at stores. This huge shift in sales is also attributed to the phenomenal success of the iPod from Apple. The 5 billion mark was reached after the iTunes store opened for business back in 2003 - who wants to wager when the 10th billion song will be sold? Sometime in 2009?
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June 20th, 2008
That’s one feature that other GPS will have a hard time to mimic: Mio has the license to use KITT’s voice. As you can see, the GPS body itself is designed with the Knight Rider theme, thanks to the LED on each side of the screen. Other than that, it is technically very similar to the more recent Mio PGS (read review). For $270, it’ll bring you as close as being “Michael” than you could be
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June 20th, 2008
The unnamed mini-desktop from Dell has been given a name - the Studio Hybrid. Engadget has an exclusive leaked image, and we can tell that it comes with a color wrap-around Plexiglas shell. Other than that, since there is no way to check out the innards, it is still unconfirmed whether the Studio Hybrid is powered by an Intel Atom or Core 2 chipset. What we do know is, this system will feature video support for HDMI video out as well as 4GB RAM and Wi-Fi connectivity. There is no concrete pricing details out yet, but some numbers bandied around range from $500 to $700 as it is released before the year is over.
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June 20th, 2008
Salesmen making their pitch with the traditional pen-and-paper method are outdated - in this digital age, business deals are sealed over a satisfying computer presentation. The Prezenter PSR dual-display tablet PC brings the best of both worlds, with a device that has the larger display facing your audience while you get the smaller 7″ touch screen that folds down on the other side. In that limited space, you get to doodle and circle your main points, and those will appear for the audience to see, creating a much more interactive sales pitch. Other features include :- AMD Geode LX800 processor512MB RAM80GB hard drive1.3 megapixel webcamWi-Fi connectivityThe Prezenter PSR will retail for a rather steep $1,800 - I don’t see this getting too popular anytime soon.
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June 20th, 2008
QStarz has a couple of new devices from their GPS nano series - the BT-Q1300 Travel Recorder nano and the BT-Q890 GPS Receiver nano. The former will retail for $99 while the latter is $30 cheaper, and they share the following features :- Super sensitive -165dBm MTK chipset (MTK3329) with 66 channelsSupports 1-5 Hz update rate for higher accuracy Can be connected to laptop as USB GPS mouse Auto on-off function for smart power control Battery can last upto 12 hours Ultra Thin - 38mm x 62mm x 7mm POI button to record your favorite places 4MB memory capacity; enough to record up to 200,000 waypoints Strange how both devices lack Bluetooth connectivity despite the BT prefix in the model name.
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June 20th, 2008
So you’re raring to go all out with a racing game on the Nintendo Wii, but have gone broke after purchasing Wii Fit and Mario Kart Wii. What are you to do with your Wii Wheel and Wii Balance Board? Here’s a way you can set them up to work together - just make sure you have a PC to begin with, load the right applications and turn it into a stunning steering wheel.
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June 20th, 2008
Huawei lays claim to the world’s slimmest HSPA USB stick modem - the e180. This diminutive device measures a mere 10mm thin, and is capable of supporting both HSPA/UMTS and GSM/GPRS/EDGE network technologies. This translates to superior uplink speed rates of up to 5.76Mbps and a downlink of up to 7.2 Mbps. Features include a rotatable USB connector, making it the perfect plug-and-play device for mobile broadband users. Since the USB connector can be turned around, you don’t have to worry about losing a cover while keeping the connector protected. Interestingly enough, the E180 is also equipped with a microSD memory card slot that can support up to 8GB of additional memory, turning this into an impromptu USB flash drive.
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June 20th, 2008
Hitachi doesn’t only make large screen TVs and air-conditioners, they’re pretty deep in the world of projectors as well with the Hitachi CP-WX625 being its latest addition. Features include :- WXGA (1,366 x 768) resolutionHDMI socket4,000 ANSI lumensIntegrated speakerSide-mounted hybrid filter3,000 hour lamp life (average)This is not meant for large venue moments, but more of a classroom/living room device.
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June 20th, 2008
BenQ has achieved yet another industry first with its new E2200HDA LCD monitor. This is the first known desktop LCD monitor that features 16:9 aspect ratio that is perfect for widescreen High Definition content minus the black bars that appear on majority of 16:10 non-native displays. In addition, you get 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, automatic color adjustment, integrated stereo speakers, and an average response time of 5ms. There is no word on pricing, but this new BenQ E2200HDA will ship this summer to Asia Pacific, China, Europe, and Latin America.
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