Presenting a floral device that will interest the women folk to technology and yet remain chic and trendy. As the devices keep piling up, there is a requirement for them to be customized according to the user’s needs and the Samsung T10 La Fleur Special Edition is just here for that.
Samsung T10 La Fleur Special Edition: The Ladies Special MP3 player
Asus announces G70 Notebook for Gamers
Gaming is a new trend and now a technology product company has entered the arena to attract not only gamers but the non-gamers too.
Asus has introduced its latest laptop, known as G70 for gaming enthusiasts in the American market. It offers high-definition visuals as well as audio capabilities for gaming.
The gaming notebook comes with Multi Dual-Engine architecture along with other major system components like dual graphics engine, dual hard drive bays and dual fan systems, ensuring an extreme powerful gaming experience.
In addition, the G70 runs on Nvidia 8700M GT graphics engines, which operates in parallel with the help of SLI technology. The graphics system provides 1024MB GDDR3 memory.
Wristwatch packs Wi-Fi sniffer, also tells time
Watches may have been created to tell the time, but these days it's much more cutting-edge to use your timepiece to tell you when you're in the vicinity of a Wi-Fi hotspot.
The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch: find web access whilst walking the streets
The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch doesn’t let you actually surf the web, but the timepiece will at least warn you when you’re in a Wi-Fi zone and save you the bother of, say, firing up your laptop only to find that there are no networks within range.
Although the watch may look like one of Casio’s designs from late 1980s, the Wi-Fi watch has the added benefit of a chronograph, countdown feature, alarm and dual-time mode. It’s also water resistant to 100 meters, just in case you’re up for some underwater web surfing.
The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch is available online now for £20 (€25/$40), but the minimum order quantity is six watches.
It would also be ideal for anyone whose Wi-Fi Detecting T-Shirt is in the wash.Samsung digital TV phone en route to Blighty
A Samsung broadcast has announced what it claims is the world’s first slider handset capable of receiving DVB-H mobile digital TV signals.
Samsung's P690: picks up DVB-H broadcasts
DVB-H is largely accepted as the standard format for mobile TV broadcasts in Europe, following a decision in Brussels last month that affectively requires member states to “encourage” use of the technology.
That said, the Samsung P960 also supports several other mobile TV formats, including DVB-CBMS – which has already been trialled in Italy and is expected to become available soon in France, Belgium, Poland and Russia.
P960 and friend: so it works in a wine bar - what about the beach?
A 2.6in display means the P960 is hardly set-up for watching, say, Titanic – unless you want to end-up cross-eyed. However, telly on the go is a benefit if you’re on the train and no one’s left a newspaper lying around
The 16.7mm-thick tri-band phone also supports HSDPA downloads of up to 3.6Mb/s and has a three-megapixel camera built-in.
Samsung hasn’t confirmed when the P690 will be available in Europe yet, but then DVB-H isn’t even fully up and running in the UK yet – so the phone may not arrive for some time.Motorola partners with Kodak on cameraphone
Images have emerged of what's claimed to be an upcoming Motorola handset which features a five-megapixel camera from photography heavyweight Kodak.
Motorola's ZN5: 5Mp Kodak snapper included
Image courtesy Keysj.com
The phone’s rumoured to be called the Motozine ZN5, Chinese-language site Keysj claims, and it’ll no doubt be punted as the ideal handset for photography enthusiasts, despite there being several five-megapixel phones on the market already, such as LG’s Viewty and Samsung’s SGH-G800 – reviewed here.
It's claimed this image was snapped with a ZN5
Image courtesy Keysj.com
However, with the Kodak brand attached to the handset, it's clear the ZN5 will be pitched by Motorola against Sony Ericsson's Cyber-shot phones, which are also named after a popular photography brand.
Kodak’s auto-focus snapper features a super bright xenon flash and pictures reportedly taken on the handset look clear and crisp. The two manufacturers have also built a sliding cover onto the ZN5’s camera section, protecting the lens from dust, grime and scratches.
Little else is known about the phone, aside from the fact that it’s reasonably thin, has a 3.5mm headphone jack for audio and a USB port. A purple button on one side of the phone also looks like a shortcut key for image snapping.
A European release date for the phone hasn’t been confirmed yet.
Dell revamps liquid-cooled gaming rig
Dell has rolled out its latest XPS gaming desktop - much to the chagrin of its Alienware subsidiary, we expect, which we're sure would prefer it's parent would leave the gaming stuff to the specialist.
Whatever, the XPS 730 H2C is a "premier gaming desktop" and "one of the most advanced gaming platforms on the planet", Dell spin merchants claimed.
Dell's XPS 730 H2C: quad everything
What makes it so is a motherboard based on Nvidia's nForce 790i Ultra SLI chipset - reviewed here - a factory-overclockable Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processor, Corsair Dominator DDR 3 memory, and a choice of Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT graphics cards in SLI mode, or a pair of AMD ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 cards, each of which has two GPUs on board. It's driven by a 1kW power supply.
Redesigned liquid cooling rig
Building on the quad theme, the 730 can take four hard drives.
There's a regular, cheaper XPS 730 available for $3999/£2499 - that's the starting price. What differentiates the starts-at-$4999/£2799 H2C version is the fancy two-stage liquid cooling system that features a "re-designed CPU coldplate to to provide more uniform cooling to all four processor cores", a chipset coldplate, a fan dedicated to the CPU voltage regulator parts, and a new pump control that slows it down when the system idles.
The 730's case is made from anodised aluminium, which is coloured red or blue - your choice, gamers - if you by the H2C model.
Lenovo ThinkPad X300 sub-notebook
Review The launch of the Lenovo ThinkPad X300 attracted plenty of comment from Register Hardware readers. ‘Pah,' you said, ‘who cares how thin a laptop is?’
‘Why would anyone pay two grand for a Lenovo when the HP 2510p is available for about £1500?’ you asked, and ‘What is the 13in screen all about?’
There was a common view that the X300 showed up Apple's MacBook Air as a piece of inconsequential fluff, and while the Reg readership is collectively correct on that point it is pretty much wrong on the others because the X300 is utterly gorgeous.
Lenovo's ThinkPad X300: light of weight but no lightweight
The key features of the new ThinkPad are the slender chassis, light weight and emphasis on energy efficiency. A regular laptop with a 14in screen, such as a ThinkPad T61, measures 335.5 x 237 x 27.6mm and weighs 2.34kg. It’s a perfectly reasonable size and shape and is fairly portable, but it is eclipsed by the ThinkPad X300.
Although the screen is only slightly smaller - it's 13.3 inches across - and the dimensions are fairly similar - 318 x 231 x 23.4mm - the weight is a whole kilo less: 1.33kg. That’s the weight of the cut-down model with a three-cell battery and no optical drive, while our review unit had a six-cell battery and a super-slim DVD writer that together raised the weight to 1.54kg. Even so, the X300 is very light.
Flat pack
Even the power cord and AC adapter are lightweight, together amounting to 370g. So the travel weight of the package is well under 2kg.
Pioneere’s Road-Companion AVIC-F Series
To fit the demanding minds of today’s on-the-go gentlemen, Pioneer recently introduced its new range of on- and in-dash navigation systems, titled the F-series. This collection impresses with a versatile functionality as the devices does not only safely lead you through NY’s blocks those black shiny pieces does also care about DVDs, CDs, Satellite radio and even hooks up with any Bluetooth and USB device to playback the latest meeting-cuts on Mpeg,DivX,Mp3 or WMA. The 5.8-inch hi-resolution touch panel display is easily controlled by a fingertip but unbeatable easily to control through the advanced conversational voice recognition system.
The Porsche Cayenne Turbo S ‘09
Considering Jack Trout the Cayenne is just one more brand washy concept, but this concept proved itself. Porsche just unveiled the most powerful Cayenne at Beijing which is supposed to satisfy the demanding taste of high-performance SUV enthusiasts. Our experience counts the Cayenne to the top of self-driven comfort vehicles - some notches in front of the M-class - and even as Turbo variation it comes with a sports-car upstaging power now the Turbo S hits the 60mp/h in 4.7 seconds driven by a 4.8 liter V8 twin-turbo engine which delivers road-clipping 550 horsepower and 553 lb-ft. To complete the upgrades the four-wheel driven SUV comes with 16″ ceramic brakes, 21inch wheels, Tiptronic S Gearbox, a 14-boxes surround sound system and a Porsche typical interior design.
The Compact SUV Audi Q5
The recently in Beijing unveiled Audi Q5 targets to compete in performance but also to excel at interior space. The Ingolstädters latest clue hits the road with a sporty look as it just measures 1.65 meters in height and off-road inviting 19-inch wheels. This SUV fulfills off-road demands with a V6 3.2 liter engine delivering 265 horsepower of course in four wheel Quattro manner. The Audi parking system advanced with rearview camera, the Audi lane assist, adaptive cruise control, a Bang & Olufsen 14 speaker sound system, a panoramic glass sunroof are just a peak of the offered extensive list of features.
P’8454 Sunglasses by Porsche Design
Slowly the summer breaks in the everyday life and that provoked the haute couture market to spread some luxurious iris sun protections. Porsche Design presents a new sunglasses collection distinguishing with striking forms and a sporty design line. The recently introduced model P’8454 convinces with a simple sporty and clear form and blue toned glasses which add an particularly dynamic to this en vogue frame.
Keating’s TKR
The Bugatti Veyron, lovely called the onemillion dollar car, kept the the throne of the world’s fastest production car with 253 mp/h till the SSC Aero outpaced it with and achievement of around 4 mp/h more. Today British sports car manufacturer Keating took the silk wraps off its new flagship supercar, the TKR. This bullet measures sharp defined 1 meters and 10 centimeters in height on over 4meters in length and gets accelerated by a Corvette V8 7.0L engine buffed with incredible twin-turbo charged 1.500 horsepower leashed in an carbon-fiber chassis. This package is determined to easily overrun its rivals.
Seiko Slimstick Pedometer
Ordinary Pedometers are aimed to keep you on track about your daily steps you’d made so far, but in times of office exercise routines the classics fail to track your activity level adequately. Packed in a solid, minuscule brushed metal coat, the Seiko SlimStick offers to track the vast variation of your movements with modern dual-axis accelerometers. Clip the yet understated Slimstick onto your Strellson trousers and it’ll count the number of calories burned throughout the day, the length of time you were active, total number of steps walked, overall exercise quality score and it’ll save the data of that little workouts.
Alex Noboko Aircraft Designs
The honorable target of designer Alex Naboko is to understand the amenities of luxurious standards and to adequately project that into raised aircrafts. Passing the last 4 years he achieved to customize not only jets of personal property, he’d also done some approaches to fulfill any frequent flier’s desire of comfort. Any amenities you’d expect from reputable hotels and the most comfortable flight, that’s what this jets have to offer.
Porsche 911 Turbo Racing Wheel by Fanatec
Porsche 911 Turbos are a rare seen street object these days. To indulge your innermost desire for a ride in one of these Stuttgarter classics the manufacturer Fanatec created an authentic ‘911 gaming wheel system for the gameophiles and the casual gamer who won’t miss the feeling when not playing on the road with the lacquered one. A licensed original reproduction of a ‘911 leather wrapped steering wheel and optimized pedals to imitate an authentic tip-feeling to create the most authentic Porsche feeling for the virtual world.
La Valise Documents by Erwan Bouroullec
The Valise document holder is one of that underestimated things nobody thought about giving it a modern appearance. Even in times of digital overwhelming data access and storage capabilities, a true piece of paper is a convincing instrument in business. This is a filing system with a lid and a handle attached for a comfort use, protecting, shifting and classifying. Leaving an organized shelf these handy document holders are a great way to clean up the mounting clutter of paperwork.
The first Blue-Ray Home Theater-in-a-Box by Samsung
A CES 2008 Innovations Honoree and the industry’s first home theater-in-a-box and able to pamper the audiophiles ears with crystal clear 7.1(5.1 in the f-suffix series) surround sound, that’s what the Samsung HT-BD2 home theater system expresses. A piano black lacquered appearance fused with the most sophisticated Blue-Ray home theater system to provide richer and powerful sound with a Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio format support and 1080p upconversion capability to enlighten the yet ‘classic’ DVDs. To offer theater-like audio output in almost any environment it comes with wireless communicating satellites and sub-woofer.
Meeting the Wobble Chess Game
Don’t we all recognize the old times of Battle Chess PC competitions, was a pleasure to see the figures moving and adding a nuance action to the otherwise mind controlled game. Umbra takes the task and gives a unique new look to this ancient game. To create a little interaction the board’s squares are slightly concave so that the quivering chess figures rock in that maple and cherry milled squares. The board succeeded its job very decent and adds a modern edge to the typically slow-paced game.
Classic Digital Picture Frame by Andrée Putman
Precious memories deserve to be hold and displayed in the most adequate and elegant frame. Parrot assigned the known French designer Andrée Putman to form a classic and elegant sleek picture frame which will subtle blend with any interior and packed in Parrots modern digital technology to achieve the yet most sophisticated digital picture frame. Use your Bluetooth capable mobile or PC to feed the frame or plug in a USB or SD unit.
The Mini Hummer H3 Golf Car
Rewarded as the “worlds most luxurious electric vehicle” especially on a golf course. Built to imitate and convince even at a glance, the Mini Hummer H3 is adorned with the obligatory signature 7 slot louvered grille and the famous oversized tank-a-like tyres, of course in the measurements compared to the chassis as this golf car sports 18inches alloys. The car is able to speed with 30mph over the green hills and also features a IntelliQ onboard computer which manages the charging system for the most economical efficiency. Not only perfect for the more demanding golf enthusiasts, this Mini-Hummer H3 is the ultimate men’s toy.
IronKey 8GB USB Drive
Renown as “the world’s most secure flash drive” the convenient IronKey
Identity Theft Protection by Menu
Menu dedicated itself to the personal identity protection with its latest collection of identity security assistants. To prevent and protect identity thefts but without losing the sense for an exclusive appearance these small guards are made of the most advanced materials, sturdy stainless steel coated with silky smooth titanium for an exquisite appearing surface and a sturdy guarding. The Card Beeper obviously remains as the highlight in functionality which its ability to call attention with a discreet beep every 20 seconds in case of a missing card, just like Menu’s hallmark: functional ingenuity.
Hitachi Ultra Thin LCD Range
Hitachi’s aptly named Ultra Thin LCDs offers an not yet seen thickness of only 1.5 inches at the deepest point. Those thin silhouettes does also offer the most actual technology such as full 1080p compatibility and of course high refresh rates keeping your horizontally streamed stock rates sharp like Visa’s initial public offering.
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