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- A High-Resolution Necessarily Netbook
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- Remote Controlled Buzz Lightyear Home Gadgets
- Suzuki 701 Neutron 7 Inch Touchscreen Netbook
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- Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV
- IPhone Oktoberfest Multi Cultural Game
- Advent PQG9002 4GB RAM Quad Core Phenom PC
| A High-Resolution Necessarily Netbook Posted: 16 Aug 2009 01:55 PM PDT In general, devices with high resolution screens allow users to view more information at a given time. But is that necessarily a good thing, especially when such devices are netBook? Well, firstly, a higher resolution screen means that the user has less need to scroll to see the information / data. On the other hand, trying to focus on short texts on a small screen can be very tiring for the eyes. Approximately 10 “netBook offers a resolution of 1366 × 768, but after 20 to 30 minutes of reading or watching the screen, your eyes begin to strain in May in May or you start having a headache. Of course, the period when these effects begin to occur for each individual. It’s just something to keep in mind when you buy your first (or other) NETBOOK. You may want to reconsider obtaining a NETBOOK with a lower resolution or a larger screen, if your eyes are not what they were. [via netbookboards] a |
| Posted: 16 Aug 2009 11:50 AM PDT Yesterday we reported about the HD Zune price and date has been confirmed by Microsoft. Today, we thought we would have a reminder of what we know today. Zune HD features include an organic light emitting diode display (OLED), the possibility of sending a 720p HDTV, multitouch and a Web browser. The video below this post shows a quick hands-on with Microsoft Zune HD. In the quick review Zune HD video, you can see the device closely, and what it looks like next to each other with the iPhone, which is a bit ridiculous considering how thin the iPod Touch is comparison. Having a quarter of the video for more details on the Zune HD features, read the official publication of information and then vote in our poll below. Zune HD Your thoughts? [via product-reviews] a |
| Remote Controlled Buzz Lightyear Home Gadgets Posted: 16 Aug 2009 09:50 AM PDT Buzz Light year, the famous character from the movie Toy Story first came out in 1995. 14 years later, you can now “almost” be a Buzz Light year toy distance. Buzz Light year toy distance measures 16 “tall and is fully programmable allowing you to control the hands, head, arms and legs. The sensors can be found on the Buzz that can detect motion and sound. It will be launched at Toys-R-Us, Wal-Mart and other retailers and the cost of fall somewhere in the region of $ 130 - $ 150. [via gadgetvenue] a |
| Suzuki 701 Neutron 7 Inch Touchscreen Netbook Posted: 16 Aug 2009 05:59 AM PDT NETBOOK manufacturer Suzuki has recently introduced the world to their new 7.1 “touch NETBOOK, the Suzuki 701 Neutron MNI. This NETBOOK a 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z520 processor and can support up to 4 GB of RAM. Other features of the technology include 701 Neutron: 802.11 b / g Wi-Fi, 56K modem (unusual part), Bluetooth 2.1, 3 USB ports, a VGA port, a 5-in-1 card reader, an ExpressCard slot and a 1.3 megapixel webcam. The size of 701 neutrons are NETBOOK 9 “x6.7″ x1.2 “. The machine weighs about 2 pounds, including 4-stack. With the trend away from the small size of netBook netBook than average screens 10 “although this NETBOOK Suzuki really succeed in today’s market. [via netbookboards] a |
| PS3 Slim Many Player Gamescom 2009 Posted: 16 Aug 2009 04:58 AM PDT Add the PS3 Slim rumor train is this picture which shows a sign of selling, which states that “the new PS3 in September 2009 and the $ 50 deposit will be required. You can see full size image on community.eu . playstation.com. Is this a new SKU or PS3 Slim? Many players think that something will be announced at GamesCom 2009, which runs from 19th to 23 August (see gamescom-cologne.com). We also heard reports of PS3 stock runs low or be allowed in shops ready for a new PS3, though not confirmed what kind of new PS3. Some users from the Playstation rumors say that the PS3 Slim to arrive in Europe on September 1st and the United States the following week. Leave a comment below let us know what you think of this new image. [via product-reviews] a |
| Samsung LN52B750 52-Inch 1080p LCD HDTV Posted: 16 Aug 2009 03:05 AM PDT HDTV (High Definition TV) is becoming a format through the United States and is rapidly and more houses across the country. With so many choices it is sometimes confusing to find the best high definition for you. We have created this brief comparison HDTV for you to discover what is currently selling well with a description of each. One of the most unique is the aspect ratio 21:9 Philips TV (photo left), which really puts the film in your home. However, because of its uniqueness, it has not been in the top 5 we have listed below (which was compiled using data from the Amazon best sellers). Samsung LN52B750 150×150 The Best As HDTV buyers 2009In August 1st on the list is the Samsung LN52B750. This measure HDTV 52 “diagonal and supports full HD 1080p. It has four HDMI (4 HD devices to be connected to it) and two components, a PC input and two composite video. The sound is produced by two speakers are 10W at the bottom of the screen and offers SRS TruSurround HD audio. The display features Auto Motion Plus, which offers a 240Hz refresh with a response time of 2 ms to help eliminate motion blur. A 150,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio is also done on the Samsung screen. Medi@2.0 HDTV also allowing you to use internet on the characteristics of the TV. [via gadgetvenue] a |
| IPhone Oktoberfest Multi Cultural Game Posted: 16 Aug 2009 02:10 AM PDT According to a report on IntoMobile a new application should be available soon on the App Store, this application you agree beer should iPhone users (there should be a bit of yourself there). The application is the beer festival and apparently iPhone app, you will play a few sports games pub. Just like the real Oktoberfest, the application will be multi-cultural, the game of beer festival is expected to be available in a wide range of languages: English, french, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, and of course in German . The application will allow you to discover some real events that occur in the real Oktoberfest, including finger fight, attacking high, the realization of “oompah band and riding the ghost train.As more details are confirmed, we will keep you posted, head to IntoMobile for the original article. [via product-reviews] a |
| Advent PQG9002 4GB RAM Quad Core Phenom PC Posted: 16 Aug 2009 12:12 AM PDT When we received the Advent PQG9002 the PC at the office, I was ready to be moderately impressed. After all, a Quad Core Phenom supported by 4GB of RAM, a hard disk of 640GB and an ATI Radeon 4350 for £ 519 might not be brilliant, but still seem decent value. The first thing I did, which is a curious type, was to undo the screws and slide the left side panel with a little force. This led to the discovery that the CPU fan draws in air from outside through a heat tunnel plastic attached to the left, a nice touch that works well when I meet with a shroud on the Dell Studio XPS.Good points continued with a passively cooled Foxconn motherboard, fan Radeon 4350 graphics card, and a person looking CoolerMaster fan on the Phenom X4 9150e (which runs at a modest 1.8 GHz). At this point, you’re probably what I think: PQG9002 the machine will be a very quiet, despite its additional case fan 80mm and 80mm PSU fan. Unfortunately, these illusions were dispelled immediately when I’m on the PC. And not just for me either, people on the other side of the office were wondering aloud who have turned the air conditioning on. Simply put, this little innocent-looking PC is the largest non-gaming machine, we had over the years in laboratories, and it seems that the CoolerMaster fan, of all things, is mainly to blame. Similarly, the problems of PQG9002 there. Advent is the only strictly symbolic gestures to sort of cable, although to be fair, there is nothing that will affect the air. Get the side panel back on the case is also a great pain, and requires a lot of experimentation before you get the ‘thing’, something more suited to a Chinese puzzle as a PC. [via trustedreviews] a |
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