HP announces the multi-functional Laserjet portfolio
July 27th, 2009
HP’s latest innovations are additions to the Laserjet portfolio of high-tech printers. The company announced the launch of the Laserjet multi-functional M1005 MFP, M1391f MFP, M2727 MFP and M1522nf MFP printers in the Indian market.
These will help small and medium businesses increase productivity and efficiency. They offer fast prints, copy, scan, and fax speed, and patented spherical toner formula for outstanding print quality.
Speaking at the channel meet, Samir Shah, Director, Laserjet and Enterprise Solutions, Imaging & Printing Group, Hewlett Packard India Sales Pvt. Ltd., said, “We at HP believe that channel is clearly our extended workforce and forms and integral part. We strongly focus on increasing our engagements with them and ensure they enjoy greater Read the rest of this story >>
Quirky Split Stick two sided USB drive
July 27th, 2009
Quirky has introduced the Split Stick USB flash drives. These drives split the 4GB storage capacity into two parts of 2GB each which can be accessed from the two ends of the drive.
The Quirky drives combines two 2GB drives to deliver a total 4GB storage capacity. The retractable drives look similar to any USB thumb drive. The Split Stick has been designed to make it easy for users to store work related and personal data separately.
The body of the Split Stick is made of anodized aluminum that is encased in a protective rubber membrane. These drives are available in varying colors including blue, pink, red, black, violet, gray and green. They also feature a plastic button on the top that allows users to easily navigate between the two sides.
Fujifilm rolls out FinePix Real 3D System
July 27th, 2009
Fujifilm has launched the new FinePix Real 3D System. This systems allows users to enjoy 3D images without the special 3D glasses. The system includes FinePix Real 3D W1 camera, FinePix Real 3D V1 viewer and 3D prints.
The FinePix Real 3D W1 camera incorporates the latest Real 3D Lens System. This system includes a pair of Fujinon lenses which are protected by a robust aluminum die-cast frame. The camera also includes 3x optical zoom and Real Photo Processor 3D technology. This technology synchronizes the data passed to it by the two lenses and CCD sensors. It also determines shooting conditions such as focus, brightness and tonality and combines this information Read the rest of this story >>
New mobile gaming mouse and mat by Razer
July 27th, 2009
Gamers now enjoy high-end precision gaming with a new Bluetooth gaming mouse and an ultra-thin microfiber gaming mouse mat courtesy Razer. Called as the Razer Orochi and the Razer Kabuto, these new accessories have been modeled to elevate the gamers’ experience.
“We live in a mobile society of gaming where powerful notebook gaming is a must. With all gamers in mind, the Razer Orochi and Kabuto provide the perfect portability to improve your gaming experience anywhere at any time,” says Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, President of Razer. “Gaming should never be restricted to one area.”
The Razer Orochi is claimed to be the world’s first notebook gaming mouse that provides users with a lethal 4000dpi Razer Precision 3G Lazer Sensor and Read the rest of this story >>
GlaciaLight new LED lights go green
July 27th, 2009
GlaciTech has affirmed the availability of LED lights under fully green environments by its brand GlacialLight manufacturers. The entire manufacturing process of the light is compliant with the green norms of the worldwide green consortium.
GlaciLight pioneers the manufacturing of LED lights for both indoor and outdoor usage. It includes indoor LED bulbs from 3 watt to 15 watt and LED tube lights from 8 watt to 24 watt. The company also includes high power automotive bulb and its outdoor lights have spot lights. Considerable power savings are offered by the company’s product range while extending long product life cycles under normal conditions. The world’s carbon footprint is lowered by the use of LED lights. Burning five times longer than the bulbs the LED lights Read the rest of this story >>
AMD unveils WHQL-certified graphic drivers for Windows 7 RTM
July 27th, 2009
Gaming enthusiasts can now gear up for the recently announced Microsoft’s next generation operating system by AMD. Dubbed as the WHQL-certified ATI Catalyst, these graphics drivers offer high-stability, super-fast gaming along with many other advanced features.
With maximized simplicity used to style the drivers, users are provided with a single unified driver installation that suits both Windows 7 and Windows Vista. When combined with enhanced features of the AMD platforms, users can enjoy a supreme computing experience. It claims to offer efficiency, affordability and scalability of the platforms at a completely new level.
“As we approach the final release of Windows 7, possibly Microsoft’s most visually impressive operating system to date, we continue to improve upon the industry Read the rest of this story >>
Samsung launches S9110 watchphone
July 27th, 2009
Samsung has announced the launch of the S9110 watchphone. This watchphone resembles a wrist watch and includes all the functionalities of a mobile phone.
The design of this device is quite similar to the LG GD910 watchphone. The S9110 features 1.8-inch touchscreen and measures 12mm in thickness. The dual-band GSM technology enables it to send and receive emails. The watchphone also incorporates a music player that assists in playing all the multimedia files and weighs only 91g. Measuring 58mm x 41mm in size, it supports voice calling and Bluetooth 2.1.
The first ever watchphone called the SPH-WP10 was developed by Samsung way back in 1999. But the phone looked Read the rest of this story >>
Android powered HTC Click spotted
July 27th, 2009
The latest buzz on the Internet is about the image and pricing details of the Android powered HTC Click. According to Gizmodo, this 2.8-inch phone was spotted at a Vietnamese carrier launch event for the HTC Magic.
The new image of the phone displays a clear 2.8-inch screen with an unobstructed HTC logo. The buttons seem to be designed to suit the Android operating system. The big circle at the base is speculated to be a simple button with a touch-sensitive directional pad. The phone is said to offer competition to the phones in the low-end smartphone category.
Reportedly, an attendee on the Tinhte forums said that the Read the rest of this story >>
Blinx rolls out sound responsive LED earphones
July 25th, 2009
Blinx has introduced new sound responsive LED earphones, reports Ubergizmo. The LEDs incorporated in these earphones are said to blink to the tune of the song being played.
The earphones come equipped with a control box. This control box enables the LED to pulse according to the music being played. Each of these earphones and the central control box includes a trio of blue LED lights. The LEDs put up a fantastic light show when used in dimly lit environment.
These earphones are compatible with any device housing a standard 3.5mm jack. Apparently, the earphones are powered by two ZA13HP batteries. It is still unknown Read the rest of this story >>
Apogee intros GiO USB guitar interface
July 25th, 2009
Apogee has introduced the GiO USB guitar interface for Apple’s new Logic Studio 9, MainStage 2 and GarageBand ’09. This interface is said to combine effects control, recording functions and quality sound.
The GiO allows players to control recording functions, preset changes and plug-ins. When used with the GarageBand ’09, the GiO offers plug-and-play functionality. It also allows users to connect their guitar, select and control built-in amps and stompboxes.
The stompbox buttons offers users the option to audition the effects presets available in the GarageBand, Logic and MainStage. Users can also turn these effects on or off while playing or recording without touching the keyboard.
The controller also houses a Read the rest of this story >>
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