Apacer unveils PH152 USB 2.0 Hub
July 21st, 2009
Apacer has launched for its customers what it claims to be the latest and most advanced USB hub. Dubbed as the PH152 USB 2.0 hub, the novel device is both perky as well as practical. It’s designed keeping consumers’ convenience in mind.
This Apacer model includes four USB ports on a hub of modern and easy design. Outfitted with a striking exterior and rotatable USB port design it allows users to link up to four advanced USB peripherals and large devices. These include high-resolution video cameras, scanners, printers, storage devices, and so on.
Consumers can simply run and memorize devices linked to the hub with the products magic cube design. While ensuring data connection and transferring is effective and easy to use the 2-port rotation design allows sliding or Read the rest of this story >>
Active Media Products intros Polar Bear USB drive
July 21st, 2009
Active Media Products has launched the Polar Bear USB drive that is compatible with Windows 7 platform. The company has signed an agreement with the WWF stating that it will launch a product line of USB drive resembling endangered species of animals. According to the agreement, the company will also contribute five percent of the retail price of this product line to the WWF.
The Polar Bear drive is available in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB storage capacities. The drive is a perfect 40:1 scale model of the polar bear and even features its hair texture. The silicon rubber casing is completely free of toxic materials like PVC, lead and mercury.
According to Jerry Thomson, VP of Sales, “The WWF Polar Bear drive is an awesome drive. We strived Read the rest of this story >>
Ruckus Wireless intros ZoneFlex 7762
July 21st, 2009
Ruckus Wireless has launched the ZoneFlex 7762, a new outdoor draft-n access point, reports Cnet. This access point is claimed to be the world’s first outdoor dual-band 802.11n with dynamic beam forming.
This ZoneFlex claims to resolve the problems that have retarded the growth of outdoor Wi-Fi deployments. It claims to provide solution to problems such as interference, physical obstructions, as well as network management complexity and cost.
The device is capable of providing speed of up to 150Mbps over 1,000 feet between meshed nodes and approximate speed of up to 50Mbps to client devices over 500 feet. It is also capable Read the rest of this story >>
HP ProBook 4310s ultraportable notebook on sale
July 21st, 2009
The HP ProBook 4310s notebook is now available for purchase. According to Slashgear, this ultraportable notebook is available for purchase via HP’s online store.
Offering a choice of Core2 Duo processors and up to 8GB of RAM, this notebook incorporates a 13.3-inch high-definition display. Users can also choose from hard drives of up to 500GB capacity to suit their needs.
The standard ports offered by the notebook include HDMI, VGA, Gigabit Ethernet and three USB 2.0 ports. The 4310s also includes an Express card and SD/MMC slot. It offers support for WiFi a/b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity. It also provides an option Read the rest of this story >>
Transcend launches SSD250D with DRAM cache in India
July 21st, 2009
Transcend has announced the availability of its latest solid state drive termed the SSD250D. This 2.5-inch SSD is a SATA II drive that comes equipped with a 64MB of DRAM cache. The drive promises to offer durability and reliability along with power saving features.
It renders the computer more responsive, boots it up faster and even launches application in a relatively less amount of time. The increased speed of the drive makes it an ideal upgrade for high-end gaming systems and workstations. Moreover, it is also compatible with the Windows 7 platform.
Austin Huang, Regional Head – Sales, SAARC & APAC, Transcend, said, “Thanks to its advanced solid-state technology, Transcend’s SSD25D far outperforms standard 2.5″ hard Read the rest of this story >>
Navigon 8410 GPS device unveiled
July 21st, 2009
Navigon has released its latest GPS device that is packaged with new features and pioneering technology known as the Navigon 8410. Just like its predecessor 8310, this device blends technology with innovative designs.
The GPS device also encompasses new standards in browser. The device sports a 5-inch touchscreen that is surrounded by a mineral glass casing steel.
“The Navigon 8410 is attractive, and sounds good: a browser is very high quality. We have integrated all multimedia options and screen potential. The screen is extremely sensitive to touch and reacts more easily than other devices,” states Jörn Watzke, Vice-Chairman of the Navigon product line. “There is no better company for frequent travelers who use a lot of navigation devices and for Read the rest of this story >>
Asus rolls out P6X58 Premium motherboard with USB 3.0 ports
July 21st, 2009
Asus has unveiled the P6X58 Premium motherboard with USB 3.0 ports, reports Gizmodo. This motherboard from Asus is said to be the first device to feature USB 3.0 port.
The motherboard also supports a Core i7 processor and a SATA 3.0 interface that is capable of delivering transfer speeds of 6Gbps. The ports included in the motherboard are six DDR-3 and three PCI-Express slots.
The image of this motherboard displays an easily identifiable USB 3.0 port along with three standard USB 2.0 ports. The blue color scheme of the USB 3.0 ports will surely be a good change from the usual gray ones. However, users will be a bit Read the rest of this story >>
AMD Neo to be incorporated in Nettops
July 21st, 2009
AMD Neo will soon be incorporated in nettops and all-in-one PCs, reports Engadget. The ultra portable platform of the AMD Neo made its debut back in January.
The Neo has been designed specifically for ultra slim and light laptops. This chip has now been incorporated into an array of nettops and all-in-one PCs.
“We’ve known all along that this type of technology would really work well in multiple platforms and multiple types of form factors. These CPUs perform better than the Atom processor, and the graphics are superior. These things… can play Blu-rays, they can play games.” said Bob Grim, director of client marketing.
Diagonal slider DYA Cell Phone concept
July 21st, 2009
Designer Aran Mun has come up with a unique concept phone called the DYA Cell Phone. With an innovative design, it sports a diagonal cut and is supposedly a diagonal slider handset reports Ubergizmo.
Apparently, users need to open the device diagonally to make or receive calls. The buttons are round and soft to touch, which would probably enable users to dial easily and comfortably. The placement of the buttons is rather unusual compared to the phones available in the market, the number 1 is placed on the top and is followed by the other digits from left to right.
Reportedly, the rear side of this concept phone comes coated with elastic paint that gives a softer feel. Read the rest of this story >>
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