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- Asus P7P55 Micro-ATX Four DDR3 Memory Slots Motherboard
- Callpod UN Fueltank DUO Portable Chargers
- Medion PC7152 Intel Core i7 920 Processor Gaming Desktop
- Sony A850 SLR Digital Camera
- Sharkoon X-Tatic Dolby Digital Headset
- Halo 3 ODST Games
- Sony Ericsson Satio Unboxing Unbox Phone
| Asus P7P55 Micro-ATX Four DDR3 Memory Slots Motherboard Posted: 28 Sep 2009 03:12 PM PDT Asus has recently unveiled another of its future motherboards ATX called P7P55-M. This Intel P55-based motherboard comes with four DDR3 memory slots for dual-channel, one PCIe x16, two PCIe x1, one PCI slot, Gigabit Ethernet and six SATA 3.0 Gbps ports.
In addition, the board is also compatible with processors LGA 1156 and supports patented technologies including Asus TurboV, TurboKey and Express Gate. The P7P55 Asus will go on sale in the middle of October for a price yet unannounced. [via techfresh] a |
| Callpod UN Fueltank DUO Portable Chargers Posted: 28 Sep 2009 12:22 PM PDT Callpod introduces UN Fueltank and DUO portable chargers, which are designed for you to charge your mobile devices on the go. Like their names say, the UN DUO Fueltank and are designed to load one and two mobile devices at-a-time. The first has a 2400 mAh Lithium Ion while the second gets 4300mAh battery. They both have LED indicators fuel capacity.
Callpod UNO comes with an iPhone / iPod Direct Connect Adapter (IPDA-0001) and a Mini-USB (MUSB-0001), and the duo receives only the mini-USB. They are priced at $ 49.95 and $ 69.95 respectively, including a carrying case. [via itechnews] a |
| Medion PC7152 Intel Core i7 920 Processor Gaming Desktop Posted: 28 Sep 2009 09:06 AM PDT Medion has proudly presented its new PC7152 desktop gaming ‘for the mass market. This powerful machine is powered by the latest Intel Core i7 920 processor and equipped with a NVIDIA GeForce GT230 Figures 1 Go, a GS-IPMTB Pegatron motherboard Triple Channel, up to 12 GB of RAM, up to 1TB disk drive, a DVD burner, an 8 channel surround sound card and Windows Vista Home Premium OS.
It also comes with a wireless mouse, keyboard and various connectivity ports, including USB, HDMI, eSATA and FireWire. The Medion PC7152 is now available in the United Kingdom for a starting price of € 999 (about $ 1460). [via techfresh] a |
| Posted: 28 Sep 2009 04:00 AM PDT We have briefly mentioned some differences between the Sony Alpha DSLR A850 and A900. First, the Sony A850 is slower when it comes to shooting continuous offering 3 fps compared to the A900 (5 bps). Compared to competitors equipped with a full digital SLR camera, the A850 trails also slightly below average. In addition, the optical viewfinder with a coverage of 98% frame is slightly below the 100% coverage of the Alpha 900 offers. Other differences are found in very small things, like a slightly more saturated color as default.
The operation of the Sony Alpha 850 is similar to the Sony A900. This means that the improvement points that we highlight in the Sony Alpha 900 review, will instead remain the same. When he arrived at the dual slot card, we have heard some criticism. Sony has simply failed to do such work Card slot with maximum functionality. It is not possible, for example, to program the slot to write RAW files to the CF card and JPEG for MS Duo Pro card. It is not possible to write data on the Map 1 and Map 2 at the same time (backup), or tell the camera to use card 2 to write in the card case 1 is full. Either by using the Fn key or the menu you can choose which card should be used at some point, but insofar as it goes. A missed opportunity for Sony with the Sony Alpha 850. Shortly after its launch, we received a Sony Alpha 850 DSLR Camera Test in combination with a Zeiss lenses that Sony has included in its range. We are curious about the impact of such a price below the current market conditions. The competition respond? And if so, how fast and with what product? It is clear that the interplay of market share is played the hard way, and it is not yet determined who will benefit after the cards have been played. [via letsgodigital] a |
| Sharkoon X-Tatic Dolby Digital Headset Posted: 28 Sep 2009 01:00 AM PDT What separates Sharkoon and his fellows by the tastes of the Saitek Cyborg series defined above is that the X-Tatic Digital comes with its own Dolby Digital decoder box 5.1/Dolby Logic Pro. This makes it ideal for use with any device with an optical audio output, especially game consoles such as Xbox 360 and PS3, but also PCs with digital output and the DVD or Blu-ray. However, it is really consoles that should benefit most, since, unlike most PCs, they do not have analog outputs for surround sound connect.
To emphasize this console focused on the goal, the X-Tatic adds headphone jack for both the Xbox 360 and PS3 - the former via an adapter that plugs into the controller, the latter via a USB connection on the Control Unit (SCU) which also works with a PC. Of course, one disadvantage of these features is the son, many of them. Just to connect an Xbox 360 you are looking for a optical audio cable, an AC adapter that connects to both the SCU and the helmet itself, about three meters of cable from the headset to the SCU and another wire that feeds from in-line volume control to your Xbox 360 microphone support. If you have a specific phobia of wire clutter, this series is probably not for you. Provided you’re ready for this, however, actually setting up the X-Tatic Digital is relatively simple. Everything you need comes in the box, comprising: an optical audio cable, USB and mini-Jack Cable for Xbox 360 Headset and PS3, adapter dual output power for the SCU and a headset and adapter for analog use the headset without the SCU. If you’re familiar with these things is just a matter of slotting in the correct plugs taken correctly, but if you do not know the instructions are clear and precise. Once you slip the headphones on you start enjoying what looks like years of evolution. Despite looking and feeling quite large it is set incredibly comfortable to wear. Soft, breathable, cushioning positioned on both headphones and the headband to ensure a firm grip that will not leave you feeling hot and bothered or hurt. This comfort is enhanced by the possibilities of setting used with the cups tilt to fit your head and arms stretch, if you have a head unusually large. Even after a session of three hours we hardly felt the effects of bringing the whole, which is much more than many good helmets have succeeded in the past. [via trustedreviews] a |
| Posted: 27 Sep 2009 09:00 PM PDT We found a helpful video guide to help you find the intro-Audio Logs odst on Halo 3. When all 30 journals are found, they will combine to form a meta-game called “Sadie’s Story”.
Find newspapers will also unlock several achievements en route. This is the listener, listening ears and achievements Audiophile and will be released when you have found a number of newspapers. Check out the video below, which identifies the location of all the audio logs in the streets of Mombasa. If you have trouble finding the log of 30, you may want to know that you will find the first 29, then the newspaper obtained an 30th race time. [via product-reviews] a |
| Sony Ericsson Satio Unboxing Unbox Phone Posted: 27 Sep 2009 06:54 PM PDT Today we have another traditional video unboxing, unpacking the Satio Sony Ericsson, but something different about this particular Unboxing Unbox is that they are the three colors of Satio Sony Ericsson.
The video, courtesy of daily mobile unpacking shows samples of the first official Satio Sony Ericsson and the first to be unboxed full version red states involved and the contents of the boxes varies between markets. They seem more optimistic about the box of colors rather than the actual Sony Ericsson Satio itself with what they call the red box containing a Satio red, a green box with money Satio and a box containing a Satio purple black, which hit the video below and enjoy. [via phonesreview] a |
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