Motorola GLEAM is simple mobile phone with some fun features. Available in graphite gray, lacquer red and thistle. It will available in the middle of 2011. Here is the key features include:
- 2.4-inch QVGA display.
- A 2.4-megapixel camera with video capture function.
- Supports WAP 2.0 browser.
- SMS, MMS and Email (POP3/IMAP).
- 32MB Flash and 16MB RAM.
- End user memory – 5MB, 800 phonebook and 500 SMS.
- Supports up to 16GB of Micro SD memory card.
- GSM dual band 900/1800.
- Supports Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR with A2DP.
- Micro-USB charging and data (USB 2.0 HS).
- Has built-in FM radio and 3.5mm audio Jack.
- Supports MP3 playback and landscape video viewing.
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Nikon Coolpix S9100 is a compact digital camera with 18x optical zoom inside and CMOS sensor like Coolpix S8100 featuring full HD 1080p to recording video and capture images at 12 megapixel.
This Nikon compact camera with dimension 62x104x34.6-mm perfectly if you want tele photos with optical zoom 18x. The screen has size 3-inch (921,000 dots), memory card SD/SDHC/SDXC, internal memory 74MB, ISO 160-3200, HDMI & USB port and the battery can take pictures up to 270 times.
This Nikon Coolpix S9100 will be available on March with price $330.
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This ultra compact camcorder HM-TA20 from Panasonic available in orange and blue colors but no word price available yet. Here is the general features of Panasonic HM-TA20:
- 3.0-inch LCD display with touch operation
- Night View mode for bright video shooting
- iA (Intelligent Auto) mode for automatic optimal settings
- Built-in USB terminal for easy connecting to your computer
- MPEG-4 AVC file format (MP4) for easy uploading to Facebook, YouTube and more
- E.I.S (Electrical Image Stabilizer)
- 3 variants of playback effects – sepia, monochrome and soft skin
- Comes with a tripod stand for self-portraits
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Pelican Imaging announcing a lens for mobile phone and tablet that different to what you ever seen before. when other lenses have only one lens, Pelican Camera has many sensors within a lens (please refer to the picture above for detail).
Through this Pelican Lens, there are some excellences compare to others:
- Giving better result since this lens is taking some picture at the same time, then will be combined by the application to be a best picture.
- The size is smaller thus a mobile phone can be slimmer but still maintain the quality of the camera result if compare to most of the phones now.
- Pelican also promising better start up speed so you will not miss any precious moment just because the slow flash light.
- Last but not least, Pelican says this lens will be cheaper than other existing.
Hopefully it’s not just going to be a rumour, since the product is remain a prototype. We still have to wait for it to be launched.
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No wonder HP Touchpad giving multitasking experience much better than other competitors.
This processor can be used to watch 3D TV without using special 3D glass as well as supporting a camera with high resolution up to 16MP.
Qualcomm APQ 8060 promising many new things with dual core processor inside in which they claim this new processor able to play full HD movie (1080p, 30 fps) well and a better browsing with the support of Adoba Flash 10
Thia APQ 8060 processor can be used as well in smart phone and that means some mobile phone might be using this processor in sort time.
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As you know the ViewPad 4 using Android 2.4 OS on this April with 4.1-inch display, powered by Qualcomm MSM 8255 1GHz, HD video recording 720p, playback device, HDMI 720p display output, 5 megapixel camera, bluetooth 2.1, wifi 802.11n and the Ice Cream (Sandwitch) will be Android 3.1.
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ViewSonic V350 have most of what smartphones featured now. Having Wi-Fi, MicroSD, Bluetooth and 5 MP camera. For more, they will be equipped by GPS. With 3.5 inch (HVGA) touchscreen, Android OS 2.2 and of course Dual SIM Card.
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Not long after Dell's tablet plans for 2011 were leaked, certain details about its 10-inch Rosemount tablet are beginning to surface and from what we've heard so far, Dell really does mean business.
The upcoming Windows 7 slate, which is part of the 39-device line up that Dell revealed at its Dell Mean Business event last week, will supposedly be powered by Intel's Oak Trail Atom processor, according to an inside source who tipped off Engadget.
As part of its efforts to make the tablet business oriented, there will also be other features that will make the Rosemount appealing to enterprises, such as serviceable components (like a removable battery), the ability to perform a remote wipe, and software encryption. As for its touch components, Rosemount will also sport a dual-digitizer and support both touch and stylus input.
No other details, such as pricing, availability, battery life, or other internal components, are available at this time. However, the Dell roadmap leak indicates a June launch date.
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It's interesting that HTC went with Gingerbread instead of Honeycomb as the Flyer's OS, given Google's claims that Android 2.3 is meant for smartphones and Android 3.0 is a tablet OS. But because the HTC Flyer has Gingerbread upgraded with HTC's user interface, Sense UI ("for tablets", as HTC execs emphasized), Flyer's Android 2.3 is equally functional as Android 3.0, at least as far as we could tell during our brief time with it.
The bottom line is that the combination of Sense UI and Gingerbread is an excellent call by HTC, given that this created a software platform that is entirely polished, making Flyer a standout tablet amongst the many unfinished Honeycomb devices at the show and at CES.
Smooth Flying
Everything we tried doing on Flyer worked without any problems (apart from using the web browser, seeing as there was no Wi-Fi or 3G signal available) and it was exceptionally fast -- even when we ran videos, zoomed in on images, swiftly scrolled documents etc.
Even rotating a simulated 3D wheel with applications (a part of Sense UI) was very smooth, leading us to conclude that HTC's decision to go with a 1.5 GHz processor instead of a 1 GHz dual core solution, and a 1024 x 600-pixel resolution coupled with an earlier Android version, were wise decisions.
HTC Flyer's screen has precise and fast touch/ finger movement reactions, just like HTC smartphones. It provides very sharp imaging, but the unit we tested did not seem bright enough, and the colors are not as vivid as those found on the most advanced HTC phones.
The device looks "modern," featuring an aluminum unibody that makes for a solid device. Unfortunately, it's also a bit heavy for a 7-inch tablet, coming in at just under a pound.
Interestingly enough, just like the other Honeycomb tablets, Flyer does not have hardware keys on its front; they have been replaced by screen icons. Depending on the tablet orientation, the four common Android keys now appear along the screen edge. This feature is part of the Sense UI for tablets.
We also tried out the N-trig pen, which ships with the Flyer Android tablet and works with HTC's Scribe technology. Overall, it's very polished, precise, and accurate, and the pen's pressure sensitivity works well. Another useful feature automatically creates a screenshot just by the touch of stylus on the screen. Note-taking is a simple joy, as is erasing.
On Demand
HTC's video-on-demand service, Watch, seemed like an abundant video store judging from our quick browsing. However, pricing is not yet clear. There is a similar problem with the cloud gaming service OnLive, which allows users to access and play first-rate games remotely, without the need to download. As a concept, it's a great service and addition to the Flyer, but we'll have to see it in practice before rendering judgement.
HTC representatives claimed the Flyer will be available worldwide in Q2 2011. As it stands, the HTC Flyer seems very polished, and with some time to go before its release, HTC has an opportunity to really take advantage of the Flyer's potetnial.
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At the LePad unveiling at CES, Lenovo reps claimed the LePad would cost between $399 and $449.
LeSpecs
The LePad Lenovo showed off at CES was a 10.1-inch tablet (1280 x 800) running Android Froyo (2.2) and a custom Lenovo skin, and Lenovo reps wouldn't comment on a possible Honeycomb upgrade. It featured a 1.3GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, two-megapixel front-facing camera, SIM slot, and a headphone jack. Lenovo claimed the LePad would support Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G and Flash 10.1.
The LePad also doubled as the screen portion of the IdeaPad U1 hybrid laptop, first announced at CES 2010, that includes base that enables the Android-powered LePad slate to dock and become a notebook, complete with full QWERTY keyboard. The Dock also has a separate 1.2GHz processor and runs Windows 7 with the LePad functioning s the display. Additionally, when docked, users will also have a USB port and an HDMI out at their disposal.
Lenovo has not disclosed the release date for the U1 dock.
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HTC Lets the Flyer Fly
One of the top stories at MWC had to be HTC's entrance into the tablet race with the announcement of the HTC flyer. The 7-inch device should be an interesting competitor from the company that terms itself "quietly brilliant" (with agreement from many smartphone users). Tablet PC Review had some hands-on time with the Flyer, and our European correspondent said that he "came away very impressed as HTC presented a polished and exceptional device."
HTC also let on that it had larger plans when CEO Peter Chou hinted that the company was working on the form factors for a larger tablet.
Samsung Brings the Big Guns with the Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung's MWC announcement of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 isn't so exciting because of the three inches the tablet line has grown since the Galaxy Tab, but rather because the Galaxy Tab 10.1 will be one of several new brand name tablets featuring the highly anticipated Honeycomb Android 3.0 OS.
Tablet PC Review found out during a hands-on with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 that, unfortunately, Android 3.0 was not very polished on the device. We also found the high screen resolution notable, and the lack of any buttons disconcerting.
A G-Slate by Any Other Name ?
Debuting at CES as the G-Slate, LG's tablet offering showed up at MWC newly renamed for the European market. Tablet PC Review had hands-on time with what is now known as the Optimus Pad, and we were sad to discover that, similarly to the Galaxy Tab 10.1, its Android 3.0 OS was unfinished. The display seemed average, although LG said that some glasses would have us seeing things differently (the Optimus Pad can run 3D films if users have the appropriate eyewear).
Xoom Making a Slow Crawl to Europe
While Americans can possibly enjoy the first Android 3.0 tablet in a week Motorola took the European MWC as a prime time to let the continent down. It turns out that the Xoom won't hit Europe until Q2, making our friends across the Atlantic wait a bit longer for that first sweet taste of Honeycomb.
ViewSonic Debuts Its Dual-Boot Device
ViewSonic continued its ViewPad line with the ViewPad 10 Pro, which will have the unique ability to boot into either Android 2.2 or Windows 7, depending on the user's preference. And if it in any way makes up for the late arrival of the Xoom, it's more than likely that Europe will have access to the ViewPad 10 Pro long before America (although release dates have yet to be announced).
Intel Lets Media Play with MeeGo UI
Intel's MeeGo for tablets debuted last June at Computex, and the UI was re-unveiled at MWC, unfortunately buffeted by news MeeGo partner Nokia was turning to Windows Phone 7. Intel let the media interact with the interface this time around, and while extensive work has been done on the coding and other underlying technical aspects, the jury says that MeeGo for tablets in its current iteration has a long road to travel before being user-ready.
Barcelona Meets Qualcomm's Next Snapdragon Mobile Chipset Family
MWC attendees received a glimpse at the future hardware that will power the tablets and smartphones of tomorrow. Qualcomm's new Snapdragon chipset features the single-core MSM8930, the dual-core MSM8960, and the quad-core APQ8064. Samples of the dual-core chip will be available during Q2 of this year, while the single- and quad-cores won't be around until 2012.
Nvidia Counters with Its Quad-Core Tegra Chip
Not to be outdone, Nvidia announced its own quad-core chip at MWC, which is codenamed "Project Kal-El". While details like power consumption and pricing did not factor into Nvidia's demonstration, the Project Kal-El Tegra chip smoothly ran video at a 1440p resolution on a screen that was 2560 x 1600 pixels. Nvidia also released a roadmap that planned for a new Tegra release each year through 2014.
Huawei Demos Seven-Incher Based on Old Standards
Huawei showed off its IDEOS S7 Slim tablet at MWC, a new tablet with old specs. The IDEOS S7 will feature Android OS 2.2 and an 800 x 400 screen resolution. The price should be right, though, as speculation points to a $300 price tag.
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That may soon change, as Engadget is reporting Sony is hard at work on a Honeycomb Android tablet codenamed "S1". The top-secret tablet will allegedly have a 9.4-inch screen and unique, curved form factor that makes the iPad-sized tablet easier to hold and operate with one hand. The S1 will reportedly sport a 1280 x 800 pixel resolution and a Tegra 2 processor, just like some of the other Honeycomb tablets shipping in Q2.
Sony S1 MockupWhere the S1 will differ, however, is that it won't run pure Honeycomb, but rather Honeycomb with a custom UI with a focus on Qriocity, which is Sony's European media on-demand service. In fact, a "Q button" might be the only physical button on the device, aside from the volume and power buttons.
The S1 will apparently be a sort of Sony all-in-one device, including PlayStation integration, pre-loaded PS One games, Bravia HDTV functionality (similar to the Panasonic Viera tablet, perhaps), and a hint of VAIO styling as Sony's notebook group is leading in development. However, the S1 may not ship with VAIO branding.
A Wi-Fi-only S1 is rumored to ship in September for $599. The report also mentions an additional Sony Honeycomb tablet, which may be more in line with devices from Motorola, Toshiba, Samsung, and LG.
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Recently, Motorola mobility chief Sanjay Jha went on record at the Mobile World Congress, attempting to defend the indisputably high price point of the company's upcoming tablet.
"We felt that our ability to deliver 50Mb/s would justify the $799 price point. It is 32 GB with 3G and a free upgrade to 4G," said Jha. "Being competitive with the iPad is important. We feel that from the hardware and capabilities we deliver, we are at least competitive and in a number of ways better [than the iPad]." So this raises an obvious question: how can Motorola expect its product to sell well -- much less compete with the iPad -- at a whopping $800?
It's an expensive leap of faith to take. This will be Motorola's first outing into the tablet market, so it's not as if it has a loyal fanbase it can count on to blindly purchase its products regardless of price (like Apple does). Instead, Motorola can only count on those who are looking for a viable alternative to the iPad, and even then, it can only expect those people to follow their interests to a certain point. Paying $800 for an unproven tablet is far beyond that point.
Where's the Demand?
But Motorola isn't the only one that doesn't get it.
We recently ran an article in which we quoted Fred Hickey of the "High-Tech Strategist" and his thoughts about the tablet market. Basically, Hicky maintains that tablet producers are overestimating the demand for their products and as such, they may ultimately have to administer severe price cuts when they find out that what they're charging just isn't going to work.
Indeed, this issue with the Xoom pricing is something of a microcosm of the bigger issue of the tablet market and pricing in general. Sure, the $500 iPad seems reasonably priced in comparison to the ridiculously priced Xoom, but if you look at the price of the iPad out of the context of a comparison (with such an overpriced device, no less), that's still a lot of money for a device that is basically a giant, less portable smartphone. I agree with what Hickey is saying; these manufacturers think that tablets are going to be so popular that it's safe to have higher price points, but this may not be how it actually plays out.
The iPad Exception
Of course, many will counter by pointing at the sales of the iPad, but I believe that this is an anomaly (again, one that exists in part due to the blind loyalty of the Apple fanbase). What about the sales of just about any other tablet out there in the market? Tablets are coming out of the woodwork now that these companies think they'll be the next big thing, and they're all charging hundreds of dollars for their devices that, for the most part, have sold rather poorly.
Maybe somewhere down the road, tablets will become popular enough to prove that these manufacturers will have made the right call, at which point I'll have to eat my words. But as it stands now, I think by pricing tablets so high, companies like Motorola are putting too much faith in the public's interest in these devices and this whole situation is an issue of putting the cart before the horse.
So what do you think? Are tablets the next big thing and should be priced as such? Or are manufacturers getting ahead of themselves and charging way too much for products that they believe will be more popular than they actually will be?
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The Asus 1215B available with 2GB or 4GB memory with hard drive you can choose 250GB to 320GB space and 6-cell battery. The graphic card using built-in APU graphics (AMD Radeon) handle all video tasks, Windows 7 OS, 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 3.0.
The weight is 3.2-pounds with chassis available in black, silver or red color. With Asus Super Hybrid Engine, you can overclock or underclock the processor with no worry. The price is not mention yet.
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The MSI WindPad 100A powered by ARM processor, latest Android Froyo, 10.1-inch multi-touch screen and the thickness only 14-mm. Also it’s include a GPS chip, digital compass, gravity sensor, ALS light sensor, wifi 802.11 b/g/n and 3G optional. The battery of WindPad 100A expected around 8-10 hours life.
The other one MSI WindPad 100W touchpad pc also has 10.1-inch touchscreen display, powered by Intel mobile processor, Wind TOuch Software interface, 32GB SSD drive, gravity sensor, ALS light sensor and Wi-fi.
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Panasonic has released the Lumix DMC-FH27 and DMC-FH25 with Leica 28-224mm equiv. zoom lenses. This two Lumix camera models also deliver 720p High Definition (HD) video recording and an advanced iA (Intelligent Auto) system. The LUMIX DMC-FH27 and LUMIX DMC-FH25 shoot high-quality 16.1 megapixel images and combine a 28mm wide-angle LEICA DC lens with a powerful 8x optical zoom to take amazing photos.
The FH27 and FH25 will offer easy image uploading without additional software and features the MEGA OIS (Optical Image Stabilization), Intelligent ISO Control, Face Detection and a built-in Intelligent Scene Selector.
The FH27 steps into line with several other current Lumix models by offering a 3.0-inch touch LCD also equipped with optical image stabilization, face detection and scene recognition technology. A Venus Engine IV processor makes a shutter lag as quick as 0.005 seconds possible and enables the use of features like Intelligent Zoom.
FH25 feature two new iA functions – AF (Auto Focus) Tracking and Intelligent Exposur but will not offer a touch screen, though it will share the FH27’s slim build and iA Intelligent Auto mode. Both models are equipped with 28 individual scene modes and 70 MB of built-in memory. The LUMIX FH27 will be available in black, red and silver while the LUMIX FH25 will be available in silver, black, red, blue and violet models.
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The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX100V digital camera has 3.5-inch OLED touch screen with vivid colors brings photos to life, 3D still image, amazing iSweep Panorama, superior low light function and full HD video.
Sony Cyber-shot TX100V models pack a 16.2-megapixel sensor, while also being able to deliver advanced video recording capabilities (Full HD 1080 50i AVCHD). The Sony camera can capture 4:3 aspect ratio images at up to 4,608 x 3,456 pixel resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio images at up to 4,608 x 2,592 pixels, or 60 frames-per-second progressive scan video at 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution or below with Dolby Digital stereo audio, using AVC HD compression.
DSLR photographs are often beautiful because they blur the background, putting the emphasis on your subject. Now our point-and-shoot cameras can deliver this signature DSLR benefit. The TX100V offers three methods for determining exposures – multi-pattern, center-weighted or spot metering. Shutter speeds from 2 to 1/1,600 second are possible under automatic control, and sensitivities ranging from ISO 125 to 3,200 equivalents are on offer, with the entire range available under automatic control.
The Sony TX100V digital camera ships in the US market from March 2011, priced at around US$380. Three body colors will be available in silver, black, and red.
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Acer release the new smartphone beTouch E210 now with Android Froyo OS. It has 2.6-inch touchscreen phone with 320×240 pixel resolution, wifi 802.11 b/g, FM radio with RDS, bluetooth and GPS.
Acer beTouch E210 powered by 416MHz ST Ericsson PNX6715 processor with 512MB of ROM, 256MB of RAM and battery 1300mAh. beTouch E210 Acer smartphone works on 3G and HSDPA networks and available in 2 version: light silver and shiny black and will be start sell on UK at March 2011 but the price is not available yet.
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Sony today unveils four new Cyber-shot digital still cameras namely Cybershot DSC-HX7V or DSC-H70 with capability DSLR-like quality still images, stunning 3D photos and high-quality Full HD videos.
Sony HX7V has 16.2M pixel exmor R CMOS sensor with 3-inch LCD dislay with 921,600 pixels, built-in GPS with compass, Intelligent Sweep Panorama, 3D still image, and Sweep Multi Angle features as the TX10 and TX100V.
Also it can record video at 1920 x 1080 @ 60i with stereo sound using AVCHD codec. The price of Sony HX7V camera around $300 and available in four colors: black, white, red, and blue.
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Advance Micro Device (AMD) since 2005 develop a new core processor called Bulldozer architechture and now finally get ready. They said it’s 50% faster than Intel Core i7 and AMD Phenom II processor.
This AMD Bulldozer is a high performance CPU with 8-cores compares to 4-core, 8-thread Intel Core i7 950 and 6-core Phenom II X6 1100T which tested in media, rendering and games. The result varied depend on the task but this Bulldozer defeat the Core i7 950. For information the Core i7 950 featuring 3.06GHz (up to 3.33 GHz with Turbo Boost technology), 8MB L3 cache, and tri-channel memory controller.
Unfortunately the spec of AMD Bulldozer is not known yet. In the future this chip will be used on AMD 9-series motherboard chipset like M3+ socket, MSI already presenting such a board to the world.
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Previously last month Research in Motion revealed BlackBerry PlayBook tablet which will compete Apple iPad. Now via Sprint you can have the new Blackberry tablet with 4G WIMAX network. It’s powered by 1GHz dual core processor, 1GB of RAM and new Blackberry Tablet operating system.
The Sprint Blackberry 4G PlayBook support Adobe Flash Player 10.1, HTML 5, Adobe Air mobile, wifi connectivity, true multi-tasking HD multimedia, advance security features and also offer ultra portable design. This portable tablet will be release on Summer 2011 with download speed faster 10x than 3G networks.
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The super slim Infuse 4G sports a 1.2GHz single-core Hummingbird processor. It packs a full HD 1080p video camera, HDMI playback, a 1.3 Megapixel front camera as well as Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity but still Samsung Galaxy Tab with 7-inch display can beat it. The Samsung Infuse 4G is scheduled to arrive in the second quarter of this year via AT&T network in the US.
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KODAK PLAYFULL Video Camera
Featuring a hip and stylish design, the KODAK PLAYFULL Video Camera not only fits in the pocket of your skinny jeans but looks good with them too. It is made for social butterflies and social networking superstars. You can capture your best friend’s birthday party or a night at the fashion show in full 1080p HD video or 5 MP stills. Then simply press the Share Button to tag to your favorite social networking sites and email, and connect to your computer for automatic upload.
- Full 1080p HD video and 5 MP HD stills
- World’s only cameras with 3-step sharing – with Kodak’s Share Button, you can e-mail to friends and the KODAK PULSE Digital Frame or upload to FACEBOOK, TWITTER, YOUTUBE, KODAK Gallery, FLICKR, and ORKUT, YANDEX and KAIXIN001 sites internationally
- Built-in software and USB arm for automatic sharing, in-camera charging and easy transfer to computer
- On-camera editing lets you trim and extract still pictures from video
- Four fun capture effects including black and white, sepia, high saturation and 70’s film look
- Built-in digital image stabilization for sharper videos and less blur
- Smart face tracking technology
- LCD Glare Shield feature to help you see the screen in very bright sunlight
- Expandable SD/SDHC card slot up to 32 GB
- Remote control compatible
- PC and MAC compatible
The KODAK PLAYFULL Video Camera will be available in silver, blue-silver, purple-silver and blue-black for U.S. $149.95 in spring 2011 at major retailers and Kodak.com.
KODAK PLAYSPORT Video Camera
The next generation of the popular and award-winning KODAK PLAYSPORT Video Camera is designed for your adventurous lifestyle. In addition to being waterproof up to 10 feet, it’s now also shockproof and dustproof to withstand tough conditions and elements like dirt, dust and sand. Take it snowboarding, snorkeling, mountain biking, whitewater rafting or wherever your active lifestyle takes you. Capture your adventures in full 1080p HD video or 5 MP stills, then press the Share Button to easily share them with your social network.
KODAK PLAYSPORT Video Camera Features:
- Shockproof, dustproof and waterproof up to 10 feet
- World’s only cameras with 3-step sharing – with Kodak’s Share Button, you can e-mail to friends and the KODAK PULSE Digital Frame or upload to FACEBOOK, TWITTER, YOUTUBE, KODAK Gallery, FLICKR, and ORKUT, YANDEX and KAIXIN001 sites internationally
- Full 1080p HD videos and 5MP HD stills, with auto-focus
- On-camera editing lets you trim and extract still pictures from video
- Underwater white balance mode
- Built-in digital image stabilization for sharper videos and less blur
- 2-inch LCD adjusts to lighting conditions
- LCD Glare Shield feature to manually adjust settings to help you see the screen in very bright sunlight
- Four fun capture effects including black and white, sepia, high saturation and 70’s film look
- Built-in software and included USB cable to easily edit and share videos
- Smart face tracking technology
- Incredible low-light performance
- Expandable SD/SDHC card slot up to 32GB
- Remote control compatible
- PC and MAC compatible
The Kodak PLAYSPORT Video Camera will be available in black, red, green, white and aqua for U.S. $179.95 in spring 2011 at major retailers and Kodak.com.
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Philips introduced the world's first Wireless HDMI Blu-ray player at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show. The BDP7580 wireless HDMI Blu-ray player features 3D playback, Philips MediaConnect, NetTV, VUDU, Pandora, Netflix and Blockbuster streaming on a player that only requires one cord - the power cord. MediaConnect on the system allows you to wirelessly connect the PC to the TV for access to online movies, photos, videos, social networking and more. The Philips 7580 player offers full 1080p at 24fps for cinema-like images and upscales your DVDs to 1080p. The player also offers AVCHD playback.
The Philips BDP7580 is expected to hit stores in April priced at $499.99.
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Motorola and AT&T are set to release the powerful Motorola ATRIX 4G smartphone in Q1 2011 with a couple of unique add-ons available for the device. Running Android 2.2 with access to more than 100,000 apps and games in the Android Market, the Motorola ATRIX 4G includes a dual core processor with each core running at 1 GHz, delivering up to two GHz of processing power, and it offers Motorola's webtop application which runs a full Mozilla Firefox 3.6 browser with support for Adobe Flash Player. Exclusive docks for the ATRIX 4G allow you to extend the capabilities of the phone. Most impressive is Motorola's Laptop Dock, which lets you access all of the smartphone's content and browse the web with the Firefox desktop browser on a larger screen with a laptop keyboard and trackpad.
Motorola's companion docks for ATRIX 4G:
- The Motorola HD Multimedia Dock has three USB ports and an HDMI port enabling connections to a keyboard, mouse, speakers and HDMI-compatible monitor for working at your desk/office, or connecting to an HDMI-compatible television and home theater audio system for interacting with content and enjoying video, music, games and more in your living room.
- The Motorola Laptop Dock has an incredibly thin design with an 11.6-inch screen, full keyboard, stereo speakers, 36Wh three-cell battery that delivers up to eight hours of battery life and weighs just 2.4 pounds. Users simply dock their Motorola ATRIX 4G into the back of the Laptop Dock to turn it into an active, connected machine to experience true mobility at work, home and playing on-the-go in a form factor that's lighter and smaller than most laptops on the market.
ATRIX 4G features and specifications:
- A dual-core processor capable of opening web pages twice as fast as most other smartphones, rendering games faster and displaying HD video on big-screen TVs
- A full 1 GB of RAM for twice the RAM of most smartphones to deliver effortless multi-tasking, such as watching a movie while receiving and responding to email
- The world's first qHD display for a smartphone, offering high resolution and 24-bit color, making it easier to read indoors and outdoors
- Front- and rear-facing cameras and the ability to record in HD
- Convenient biometric fingerprint reader for easily unlocking your phone while providing extra security
- Up to 48GB of storage (16GB internal and optional 32GB MicroSD card) – enough to store thousands of songs, photos and movies
- 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi 802.11n support, enabling as much as 50 percent faster download and upload speeds in WiFi mode compared to most other smartphones
- Optional AT&T Mobile Hotspot service for connecting up to five additional Wi-Fi-enabled devices
- Under 11 mm thin with an extra large 1930 mAh battery for extended standby and talk time
- Two microphones for noise-reduction technology so your calls will be heard loud and clear in even the noisiest environments
- Supports HD video capture and replay for most multimedia standards
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NIKE and TomTom have teamed-up to create the Nike+ SportWatch GPS Powered by TomTom. The new running watch provides direct connection to www.nikeplus.com where you can share your progress and stats with a running community of about 4 million members after you plug it into a USB port on a Mac or PC to transfer run data. The Nike+ Sport Watch GPS is touted as a high performance watch that features an extremely clear and readable user interface that delivers the information necessary to the user while running. Personalization and motivational features on the watch include audible sounds, challenges, run reminders and more.
The Nike+ SportWatch GPS is scheduled to be released at retail stores and online in the U.S. and the U.K. beginning April 1. Pricing was not announced.
On-Watch Experience
The Nike+ SportWatch GPS is designed to be simple and intuitive with only three buttons and a Tap Screen for navigation. During the run, the new Nike+ SportWatch GPS captures location information while showing runners their time, distance, pace, and calories burned on an easy-to-read screen featuring a customizable layout. Throughout the run, the GPS receiver works in tandem with the shoe-based Nike+ Sensor to deliver highly accurate pace and distance data.
On-watch features include:
- Tap Screen for setting laps and activating backlight
- Run History with data from past runs
- Personal Records including those imported from Nikeplus.com
- Quick Start with optional shoe-based Nike+ Sensor
- Heart Rate Monitor compatibility
Some of the unique motivating factors the Nike+ SportWatch GPS offer runners on-screen include:
- Recognition (or “Attaboys”) for personal records
- Run Reminders that appear after five days if a run has not been logged
- Post-run acknowledgement and encouragement
Post-Run Experience
The Nike+ SportWatch GPS plugs neatly into any USB port on a Mac or PC, then immediately launches the Nike+ Connect interface which automatically transfers information to www.nikeplus.com.
“With more than 150 million runs logged since its launch in 2006, Nikeplus.com captures the pulse of the running world everyday,” added Olander.
Nikeplus.com presents runners with the GPS mapping, total miles, pace and elevation data for their most recent run in a rich and engaging way that will be familiar to users of the popular Nike+ GPS iPhone application.
“Providing runners with accurate pace, distance and location information during and after their run gives them the information they need to better train and track their progress,” added Vigreux.
Data from each run is automatically applied to all current Nike+ Challenges, Nike+ Goals, and Nike+ Coach programs in which the runner is participating.
Additional Features at Nikeplus.com
Athletes who want to get the most out of their run and from the Nike+ SportWatch GPS will have access to a huge catalogue of run routes logged by Nike and published by other runners on streets and trails around the world.
Each run will be graphically mapped with the help of TomTom technology, and include route notes, elevation and length. Runners will also be able to find the perfect route by searching the catalogue by location, length, difficulty, and even landmarks.
Since the 2006 launch of Nike+ in partnership with Apple, a variety of Nike+ enabled devices have been introduced to help runners reach their full potential including the Nike+ iPod Sport Kit for iPod nano and iPod touch, the Nike+ SportBand, and the new Nike+ GPS App for use with the iPhone.
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GL10 Instant Mobile Printer:
- Advanced Technology: The newest instant printing experience begins with the embedded dye-crystal ZINK® Zero Ink® Technology from ZINK Imaging. Patented ZINK Paper™ is an advanced composite material with cyan, yellow, and magenta dye crystals embedded inside. Before printing, the embedded dye crystals are clear, so ZINK Paper®, looks like regular white photo paper. The GL10 Instant Mobile Printer uses heat to activate and colorize these crystals.
- Superb Print Quality: The GL10 Instant Mobile Printer uses ZINK's second-generation thermal technology, delivering image quality that rivals a photo-lab. Prints emerge fully developed and protected by a smudge-proof, water-resistant coating.
- Aesthetically Pleasing and Environmentally Responsible: Designed for both form and function for use both in the present and future. ZINK technology requires no messy ribbons, toner or inkjet cartridges.
The GL10 Instant Mobile Printer will be available in May 2011 (US $149.99 MSRP). ZINK 3x4" Paper will be available in May 2011 at a price to be announced.
GL30 Instant Digital Camera:
- Brings the Polaroid Instant Experience to Life: Introducing a new generation to the joy of instant photography, the GL30 uses next generation ZINK Zero Ink Technology from ZINK Imaging.
- Fuses the Digital and Physical Worlds: Featuring the benefits of a digital camera, instant photo printer and digital display, the GL30 is a creative tool that delivers the best of the digital and physical worlds.
- Pays Tribute to Polaroid's Legacy: Reminiscent of Polaroid cameras of the past, the GL30 is clearly a significant departure from a typical camera. Designed for longevity, the GL30 is not only for the future, it's an object of desire. Users can select from a number of filters and borders to create truly original images that instantly fit in the palm of your hand.
The GL30 Instant Digital Camera will be available later this year, at a price to be announced.
GL20 Camera Glasses:
- Merges Fashion With Photography: Never before has the world seen fashion, photography and technology come together in one, singular product.
- Tells Your Story to the World: Users can instantly capture or upload photos with the built-in camera and then display the images on the glasses' LCD screens for others to see.
- Expresses True Artistry and Originality: Only Lady Gaga could create a hybrid that's part fashion statement, part revolutionary technology and part tool for self-expression.
The GL20 Camera Glasses will be available later this year, at a price to be announced.
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The Dell Streak 7 also features a rear-facing 5 megapixel camera for high-definition stills and video recording, and a front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera with the preloaded Qik Video Chat application on hand for video-calling over T-Mobile’s network or Wi-Fi.
The new Streak 7 will feature Dell’s innovative Stage user interface, which provides a seamless and unified experience for accessing all your favorite content. Later this year, Dell will add syncing to Stage so people can keep their photos, contacts, calendars and other personal content synchronized across their Dell Stage-equipped devices, from tablets to PCs, connected through their home network.
T-MOBILE ENTERTAINMENT AND CONTENT:
The Dell Streak 7 also comes preloaded with unique content and applications to entertain the whole family, including:
- T-Mobile TV: live and on-demand TV including live news, sports and full-length entertainment, plus on-demand full episodes of your favorite shows.
- BrainPOP: animated educational content embraced by students and trusted by teachers and parents around the globe. BrainPOP brings learning to your fingertips.
- Zinio: the largest online newsstand, enabling customers to shop for, search inside, read, share and save digital content in new ways with more than 75,000 digital magazines from 26 countries.
- Qik Video Chat: connect with friends and family through T-Mobile’s network and Wi-Fi, unlike some other video-calling solutions that only work through Wi-Fi. With the Streak 7’s front-facing camera paired with Video Chat through Qik, customers can hold video conversations with those who have a Streak 7, or other compatible mobile device, and even broadcast their view through the rear-facing camera.
- Additional entertainment applications including Blockbuster, Kindle for Android, Let’s Golf demo, Slacker Radio and Zoodles.
Streak 7 4G Android Tablet FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS:
- Brilliant seven-inch WVGA (TFT) touch screen display with Gorilla Glass
- Android 2.2 (Froyo) with Android Market
- Qik video chat with built-in front-facing 1.3-megapixel webcam
- Stage User Interface – easy access to the stuff you care about
- Built-in support for T-Mobile’s 4G mobile broadband network and Wi-Fi
- Dual core 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor
- SMS/MMS, SWYPE® virtual keyboard and stereo Bluetooth 2.1 capable
- Support for Adobe® Flash® Player
- Support for Microsoft® Exchange e-mail, contacts and calendar
- 16 GB of internal memory and SD Card slot with support for expandable memory up to 32 GB
- Dimensions: 7.87” x 4.72” x 0.49”
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. It contains settings for low-level operating system components as well as third party applications all make use of the Registry. The registry also provides a means to access counters for profiling system performance. The Windows computer registry provides a document databases for every single file or gear of your computer, which includes all Computer configurations and software program, hardware configuration, file associations, and control panel settings.Each time you install an application to the computer, create new files and folders, browse the Web, and perform any other activity a completely new entry will be added to your registry. But when you uninstall a particular program from your computer after a long time there are always a few extra entries that stay behind. Many times, when the entries are removed from the registry they leave behind vacant spaces. These invalid entries and vacant spaces keep accumulating in the registry and lead to its unrestrained growth which results computer slow down, physical memory dump, hanging. Just one way of dealing with these issues is by using a useful computer registry cleaner to fresh up the unnecessary files of computer registry. A complete registry cleaning will make positive you a great to use machine. Registry cleaner is a type of software utility designed for the Microsoft windows operating system
whose purpose is to remove redundant or unwanted items from the windows registry. Let’s look at some core benefits of using registry cleaner
.The most noteworthy benefit of a registry fixer program
is that it goes deep into the registry hive in search of worthless, incorrect, outdated, superfluous, and corrupt entries. They make the task of weeding out these errors as simple as fetching a glass of water. After the scan is complete, a list of errors is displayed on the screen. Many registry cleaners display these errors by type. This makes the task of analyzing errors and selecting the one you want to eliminate easy.Advanced registry cleaners
come equipped with registry defrag tools that enable you to remove vacant spaces from the registry to make it compact and contiguous. Defragmenting the registry also enables you to re-index the registry files thereby reducing the access timeA good registry cleaner also enables you to schedule regular registry scans on your PC. This way, you just need to set the scan schedule and forget all about it. There are so many registries cleaner out there in the internet. Ex- advanced system care, registry cleaner
. Along with the basic function to scan and repair the registry, each software program provides many other features that help keep your PC at its optimal performance. But don’t try it manually unless you are not a expert of programming. It can result permanent loss of your data. So always go for software you trust in.View the original article here
AT&T is going to release Android smartphone to work with its HSPA+ network and one of them is HTC Inspire 4G running Android 2.2 OS with HTC Sense UI. It has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, next-generation HTC Sense, 8 MP camera with 720p recording, 1 GHz Snapdragon processor with 4 GB on board memory as well as 12 GB onboard memory.
HTC Inspire 4G has super LCD capacitive touchscreen with 480×800 pixels resolution with beautiful sharp images, enriches multimedia with dual mics for noise cancellation, Dolby and SRS WOW HD surround-sound effects. HTC Sense 2.0 provides a custom user interface for enhanced social networking, navigation, and integration with connected services from HTCsense.com
Also The Inspire 4G includes Mobile Hotspot support when used with the DataPro with Tethering plan, allowing you to share your connection with up to five devices. AT&T will launch the Inspire 4G Android phone soon.
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E FUN's new Nextbook, the Next3 Tablet with built-in e-reader, Android 2.1 and Wi-Fi, follows-up the company's Next2 model, and is available now for $299. The NextBook Next3 features an 8.4" TFT color display, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, built-in speakers, 2GB flash memory, an SD card slot, and an MP3/photo viewer. The tablet comes with an elegant, removable case with magnetic closure for protection, while accessories for the device include an AC adapter, USB cable and protective pouch. The Next3 is compatible with Windows2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7, Linux and MAC OS.
The Asus Eee Pad Slider computer features a 10.1” IPS touch-screen, but also boasts a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The device is powered by the NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile processor with a dual-core CPU and NVIDIA GeForce GPU. The Eee Pad Slider tablet has a front front-facing 1.2MP camera and a rear 5MP camera for both video chat and digital photography on the unit. This model will ship with the Google Android 3.0 operating system.
ASUS Eee Pad TransformerSporting a 10.1” capacitive touch-screen, the versatile Eee Pad Transformer computer also features of the Android 3.0 operating system, and includes the NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset and full support for Adobe Flash. As you can see, there is an optional docking station available that turns the Transformer into a full notebook with a QWERTY keyboard for desktop use, and it extens battery life to up to 16 hours. This model has a 1.2MP camera in front, and and rear 5MP digital camera, and it has a built-in mini-HDMI port.
ASUS Eee Pad MeMOThe Eee Pad MeMO is a portable tablet with a 7.1” capacitive touch-screen and it's comes with a stylus pen, Android 3.0 operating system, and a Micro HDMI port.
ASUS Eee Slate EP121The Eee Slate EP121 is powered by an Intel Core i5 dual-core processor, and features a 12.1” LED-backlit display with a 1280 x 800 resolution and a wide 178° viewing angle. this model ships with Windows 7 Home Premium OS, a capacitive stylus for precision input and control, and it supports external Bluetooth keyboards.
The Eee Slate is available with 32GB or 64GB of SSD storage (expandable via SDXC), and up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM. All models have 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, a 2-megapixel camera, two USB 2.0 ports, and a mini-HDMI port.
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