Acer intros entry-level, affordable EL-1600 in India
June 3rd, 2009
Acer has revised the price of its entry-level EL-1600 desktop for the Indian markets. Powered by Intel Atom processor 230, this desktop is lighter, smaller and affordable compared to traditional desktops. Moreover, it consumes mere one-third of the total power utilized by conventional desktops.
The EL-1600 features Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950, Intel Atom 230 CPU, 1.6 GHz power-efficient cooling performance, 1024 MB RAM internal memory, 160GB SSD disk and HD audio. Sporting a black glossy classic design, this space saving nettop comes embedded with up to 8 USB ports along with 8.5 litre size platform that saves space.
“The EL 1600 heralds the arrival of a much-needed computing solution that appeals to the larger audience with an astute combination of pricing and specs,” Read the rest of this story >>
Fujifilm 10 MP FinePix S2000HD launched in India
June 3rd, 2009
Fujifilm has introduced its FinePix S2000HD digital camera in India. This 10 megapixel camera with 15x optical zoom supports HDTV systems for still images and movies. The S2000HD along with quality features lets users view clear HD photos and movies on their HDTVs.
This Finepix camera captures movie at a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels and stills at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. It packs in a remote control and cable.
Kenichi Tanaka, Managing Director, Fujifilm India, said, “We are extremely excited with the launch of the FinePix S2000HD in India as it is our first HD ready camera. This feature-rich model is sure to catch the fancy of the Indian consumers and will sure prove to be successful like earlier S-series models. Read the rest of this story >>
Sony Ericsson Yari Mobile Phone boasts Gesture Gaming
June 3rd, 2009
Mobile phone gaming will now experience a complete new dimension with the latest invention - Gesture gaming. With an attempt to leave behind a button pushing operation, Sony Ericsson has raised the curtains off its latest gaming phone, dubbed the Yari, which debuts with Gesture gaming technology.
Gone are the days where people used to swell their hands while playing games on mobile phones as a push-button technique has become a thing of the past. Now, the movement of users’ body is a new trend for twisting, tilting, turning and smashing while playing. Yes, all by gestures!
Apart from that, if consumers feel that they want to try out something different, then a mix of pre-loaded motion and standard games are also available. Introducing a Read the rest of this story >>
Asus Eee Box EB1002 and EB1006 Nettops in the works?
June 3rd, 2009
The Nettop industry is all set to welcome two new models from Asus! Slashgear hints that according to listings on the Energy Star website, Asus is preparing Eee Box EB1002 and Eee Box EB1006 nettops.
Both the systems are believed to run on the Intel Atom 1.66GHz processor and offer 2GB of RAM. The EB1002 apparently features integrated graphics, 250GB hard-drive and a fair amount of power usage that ranges between 1.320 and 1.416W in sleep mode and between 0.971 and 1.062W in standby mode.
While, the EB1006 allegedly packs in an unspecified discrete video card with 128MB of memory, undisclosed capacity of hard drive and power consumption Read the rest of this story >>
AMD introduces Athlon II X2 250 and AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition processors
June 3rd, 2009
AMD has announced AMD Athlon II X2 250 and AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition processors. These processors claim to deliver exceptional performance, efficiency and value for money.
The AMD Athlon II X2 250 pairs up with the AMD chipset to create an all-AMD platform. This platform is said to provide almost double the graphics performance compared to the Intel integrated graphics.
This processor is specifically designed to suit the Windows 7 operating system. This 45nm processor comes with a TDP of 65W. It is also capable of cutting down the power consumption by 50 percent while performing basic tasks or idle. On the other hand, its lowers power consumption by 40 percent during heavy workload.
The AMD Phenom II Black Edition processors including the Read the rest of this story >>
Speedlink announces Gravity NX 2.1 subwoofer system
June 3rd, 2009
Speedlink has announced a new subwoofer system dubbed Gravity NX 2.1. This subwoofer is said to provide exceptional multimedia sound quality. Its unique and stylish design gives user an added advantage over the other woofers.
The wooden cabinet and the bass reflex port deliver exceptionally strong, rich and detailed bass. It also maintains balance between treble and mid-range sounds. The satellites are placed at slight angles to render optimum sound dispersion. Each sound cannel of this subwoofer can be adjusted individually. The device features vigilantly selected range of materials, which ensure durability and positive impact on the sound quality.
The stylish black Plexiglas front panel of the Gravity NX 2.1 perfectly complements its sound quality Read the rest of this story >>
Nokia 6600i mobile phone unveiled in India
June 3rd, 2009
Nokia has launched its 6600i mobile phone in India. Claiming to be Nokia’s smallest 5 megapixel slider handset, it was released back in May. This phone promises to deliver excellent imaging and sharing capabilities.
Nokia 6600i comes equipped with 5 megapixel camera and auto focus. The camera is capable of delivering up to 8x zoom and also boasts of dual LED flash which enhances the quality of the images. The steel cover and chrome center key portrays simplicity and style. The phone incorporates tactful tap commands for lighting up the display, snooze alerts and silencing or rejecting incoming calls.
This slider supports XHTML browser, OMA DRM 1.0 and 2.0 and Java MIDP 2.0. These services enable user to share their images and videos with ease. To find your Read the rest of this story >>
Toshiba NB205 netbooks come to US
June 3rd, 2009
The Toshiba NB205 netbook is all set to enter the US market, reports Cnet. This netbook is a redesigned version of the NB200 and has been on sale in Europe and Japan for quite sometime now. The Toshiba NB205 will be made available in two models dubbed NB205-210 and NB205-310. The difference between the two models is that the NB205-310 features Bluetooth while the NB205-210 doesn’t.
The Toshiba NB205 will come with an optional chiclet keyboard and a standard six-cell battery. The USB port will conveniently charge up your mobile devices, even when the netbook is turned off.
This redesigned netbook is slimmer compared to the NB200 but still shares its features. It features Read the rest of this story >>
Asus unwraps Gaming-oriented G51 Notebook
June 3rd, 2009
One more alternative is out in the market for gaming enthusiasts. In words of Electronista, Asus offers consumers an uber-cool notebook, dubbed the G51, particularly for gaming purposes.
The concept of the gaming laptop is believed to be in the similar lines of the rival Alienware systems. Perhaps, it is unblemished in a stylized “robot” design and packs in high-end performance specifications.
At the heart of the machine, there might be Intel’s Core 2 Quad processor that clocks at either 2 or 2.26GHz. Users may even opt for the supposed 2GHz or 3.06GHz Core 2 Duo processor.
Other assumed features include a 15.6-inch LED backlit display Read the rest of this story >>
Kindle DX to start shipping on June 10
June 3rd, 2009
Amazon’s highly anticipated Kindle DX will start shipping on June 10. This e-book reader was available for pre-order since its release in May. The Kindle DX features a 9.7-inch E-Ink display, which is larger than the Kindle2.
As reported earlier the kindle DX is capable of holding around 3500 books, periodicals and documents. It also comes with an auto rotating screen that automatically changes from landscape to portrait mode. The Kindle DX features 16-shades of gray that assist in displaying real paper like images.
The device also features a Native PDF support that allows user to read all personal and professional documents while on the move. With its support for 3G wireless, users can download books directly from the Kindle DX anytime, anywhere. Read the rest of this story >>
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