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- Dell Studio XPS 16 Core i7-820QM Mobile Processor Notebook
- Sony DPF-D72NBQ Digital Photo Frame
- PlayStation Motion Controller Gaming
- Acer Veriton All-in-One Desktop PC
- Nokia 5230 Touchscreen Mobile Phone
- Battlefield 2 Full Screen Mode Gaming
- IPhone Overheating Exploding Problems Phone
| Dell Studio XPS 16 Core i7-820QM Mobile Processor Notebook Posted: 31 Aug 2009 03:24 PM PDT Dell adds the latest Intel Core i7-820QM mobile processor as an option for its XPS series Studio 16. The 15.6-inch multimedia laptop has the processor from Intel Core 2 Duo P7350 Core i7 re-820QM.
The XPS 16 packages up to 8 GB of DDR3 RAM and either ATI Mobility Radeon HD3670 with 512 MB of video memory or Radon HD4670 with 1 GB of memory. You can expect up to 500 GB of hard drive and a DVD burner blu-ray/dvd 4X or 8X combo drive. Dell XPS Studio 16 features 15.6-inch or 16-inch LED backlit display with up to 1080p Full HD resolution, a 2 megapixel webcam, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI port and a eSATA connector. The XPS 16 from $ 999. [via itechnews] a |
| Sony DPF-D72NBQ Digital Photo Frame Posted: 31 Aug 2009 12:06 PM PDT Sony will soon publish a digital photo frame that will certainly appeal to those of you who love gadgets dazzled. Probably most of those who appreciate such things will be women, too, because it has a slightly feminine look to it. The picture frame has integrated Crystalized Elements swarvoski, so it’s a dazzling affordable. Who in this economy is always a bonus, even if you’re wrong a lot of money.
The framework measures 7 inches and features a full gigabyte of internal storage. The frame can store up to 2,000 photos and features auto-resizing your photos to fit. It has 800 x 480 WVGA resolution and JPEG and RAW (SRF, SR2, ARW) image file formats. To get your photos on the frame, simply plug the frame into your USB port on your computer. Like most photo frames, as it has various playback options and a remote control. The framework will be this October and will cost $ 150. [via coolest-gadgets] a |
| PlayStation Motion Controller Gaming Posted: 31 Aug 2009 09:01 AM PDT If you have been deprived of some new PS3 motion controller recently, we have a new video for you to check out, where a member of R & D team has discussed with Sony technology to come later.Extracted from the EU PS Blog, the video takes a behind-the-scenes look at the way forward on the motion controller is looking up.
As far as we can see, its almost the same as the stuff that Sony demo at the E3 event this year. However, you still have some images from the invisible technology that we have ever seen at E3.The blog also suggests that more info on the motion controller on the supported games, will be presented at the Tokyo Game Show to be held in late September. [via product-reviews] a |
| Acer Veriton All-in-One Desktop PC Posted: 31 Aug 2009 04:10 AM PDT Acer is certainly not rest on its laurels. Following a recent wave of new product releases is the All-In-One Z280G ThinkCentre desktops. By focusing on energy and space saving qualities, Acer is aiming firmly at the computer market trade.
The Z280G Aspire features a 18.5 “widescreen LCD monitor, offering a 16:9 aspect ratio with 1366 x 768. The unit is less than three inches wide, making it perfect,” said Acer “for reception areas, hotel lobbies … and any office that requires an integrated space thanks to their design. The inclusion of an Intel Atom processor Ultra Low Voltage 1.60 GHz eliminates the need for a fan, which means cooler, quieter operation, with all being Energy Star qualified. Specifications wise, the Aspire Z280G has a hard disk of 160 GB, 2 GB RAM, 802.11 b / g wireless and an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950. Five USB ports, an integrated card reader and dual-layer drive offers functionality with form. In addition to being bundled with Windows XP, Acer has included a range of software like Adobe Reader, and Acer eRecovery Management Application for creating backups of the system. With its compact design, the units of space-friendly are now available from USD $ 499, and a closer look is on the Acer website. [via gizmag] a |
| Nokia 5230 Touchscreen Mobile Phone Posted: 31 Aug 2009 12:20 AM PDT Finnish phone manufacturer Nokia is really behind the market touchscreen phone, with their 5800 not to really fire the stadium since its release, although it is far from being a major flop, doing quite well in some markets around the world, but never really show off any ability to go anywhere near the dominance of the iPhone. Well, if at first you do not succeed, try again - and that’s exactly what the folks at Nokia have done with the new Nokia 5230 - this unit has been specially designed for those who lead active lives and the ‘use their phone as a main device for music, photos and videos, alongside their online shenanigans.
The Nokia 5230 allows consumers to come and get new content from Nokia Music Store, and it does not respond only to a little music as it is also able to buy applications, games, videos and other services from bank Ovi directly on their mobile phone after making a virtual operation. Other practical applications of this new cell phone Nokia include A-GPS navigation and the latest Ovi Maps complete with aerial images and 3D Landmarks that great works of over 200 major cities alongside views of maps of land for Pedestrian navigation and clearer player. Interestingly, the Nokia 5230 does not fall short in terms of battery life, offering up to 33 hours non-stop reading on a full charge. It also supports Comes With Music service is still in its infancy, offering all you can eat music at a fixed price. Currently, the Nokia 5230 with service Comes With Music will be under 259 Euros before subsidies and taxes. Nice to see Nokia include a 3.5mm headphone jack that makes it suitable for use with most ordinary headphones without having to spend more money on a proprietary model. The Media Bar provides quick access to your favorite media and applications in a flash for navigation faster and faster. Expect to see the ship Nokia 5230 in the current Q4 this year. [via coolest-gadgets] a |
| Battlefield 2 Full Screen Mode Gaming Posted: 30 Aug 2009 09:01 PM PDT Good news for owners of Battlefield 2 now, as we have details on the upcoming v1.50 patch has been a long time. He has been developing for over a year now, but we’re happy to say that you’ll be able to download next week.
According to the report from VG247, updating Battlefield 2 1.50 Patch will be posted on Tuesday, September 1st. It will add to the Operation Blue Pearl card game, bringing the total to eight cards.Apart from that, you will also get a full-screen mode and support for the Novint Falcon controller. As one might expect, a ton of bug fixes will be made in the update. However, players will need to possess the map Highway Tampa for receiving the patch. More information on the official website. [via product-reviews] a |
| IPhone Overheating Exploding Problems Phone Posted: 30 Aug 2009 06:06 PM PDT We have even more problems to report to you today, in all “overheating” problem with Apple’s iPhone, which has been underway for some months now. According to the report from Endgadget, we also have a “rare statement” Apple themselves, who responded to the recent “explosion” of issues on the iPhone in France.
Just when you think that the stories of overheating began to disappear, literally “explode” again after reports have informed us a phone iPhone ‘explode’ in the hands of a security guard with a burst of glass, causing damage to the eye. The issue has prompted the French trade officials to confront the issue on Apple and the company issued a statement indicating that the battery was “not” the reason behind it. There is more to this story over at Engadget and even more in this BBC article. Happy reading and let us know your thoughts on the news. [via product-reviews] a |
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