24 May, 2008
While still unconfirmed, some further details have begun to leak out about the upcoming Eee Box from Asus. Although these are far from official, TrustedReviews are claiming the specs have come courtesy of a “very reliable” source. Which at this point any information is welcome, with the Eee Box, we have had very little to go on aside from the early mock-up images and then the leaked image, which most felt looked not nearly as nice as the mock-ups. Otherwise we have heard that was set for a July release, but the specs have been elusive. The new details are placing the Eee Box with a June 3 announcement during Computex and that it will feature 2GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive and be running the same operating system that is found on the very lovable Eee PC notebook. (Read the full post about ‘Eee Box; more details leaked’…)
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24 May, 2008
Sporting a very similar look as the current MOTOROKR E8, the EM30 has landed at the FCC and received their approval. The most notable difference between the EM30 and E8 is the navigation pad, the EM30 uses a D-pad as opposed to the omega wheel navigation. The Motorola EM30 is your basic looking candybar style handset, however it does offer some nice features, which includes the keypad, it changes layout based on the current application in use. The EM30 also includes a 2-inch display, 2-megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, 3.5mm jack, FM radio, microSD card slot and takes advantage of Motorola’s Crystal Talk technology. Currently the launch information and pricing remains a mystery, however we will keep you updated when it becomes available. (Read the full post about ‘Motorola EM30 gains FCC approval’…)
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24 May, 2008
Typically we see the press style photos turning up first with the live-style images showing up second, however in the case of the LG VX8610 Decoy from Verizon Wireless it was exactly the opposite. These are nice crisp, clear press style images showing off the upcoming LG VX8610 Decoy in all its glory. The Decoy, while a basic looking slider style from the front, has a unique little trick hidden on the back in the form of a “built-in” Bluetooth headset. Although the details are still unconfirmed it looks like the Decoy is expected to become available in June. Keep reading to check out a few more images of the LG VX8610 Decoy. Via [Engadget Mobile] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! (Read the full post about ‘Leaked press photo’s; its the LG VX8610 Decoy from Verizon Wireless’…)
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24 May, 2008
The Washingtonpost reviews the Nokia 6555 and writes, “On the imaging front, the Nokia 6555’s 1.3-megapixel camera does a solid job reproducing colors but scored poorly in terms of resolution and noise. You probably won’t be framing any photos you take with the 6555…Overall, the Nokia 6555 offers users a solid feature set for an entry-level phone, but with a few drawbacks you might expect from any phone you’re getting for free with a contract. The lack of multimedia functionality is an annoyance, but realistically you probably aren’t going to find a great music or camera phone at this price.” Read more about the Nokia 6555. Tags: cable, mobiles, wi-fi, TV (Read the full post about ‘Nokia 6555 Review - the Washingtonpost’…)
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24 May, 2008
The slider styled, TouchFLO and Windows Mobile 6.1 equipped HTC Touch Dual is expected to finally become available at Best Buy retail locations, Best Buy Mobile locations and online this weekend. Having been announced back in April and the pre-order page showing up online last month it feels like its been a long wait, but with the Touch Dual’s features it should prove to be well worth it, especially for 3G loving AT&T customers. The Touch Dual will be sold unlocked and retail for $549.99. Highlights of the Touch Dual include: A 2.6-inch touchscreen display with TouchFLO technology, 2-megapixel camera, and its combination use of a slide-out 20-key keyboard and touchscreen, which allows users to choose their preferred input method. (Read the full post about ‘HTC Touch Dual expected to land at Best Buy this weekend’…)
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24 May, 2008
by Darren Murph, posted May 24th 2008 at 3:01PM If you’ve ran smack into any flavor of foreign object while waiting impatiently for your navigator to “recalculate,” you’ll likely be salivating for Sanyo’s latest duo. The NVA-MS1280DT and NVA-MS1180DT each feature a 4GB SSD drive (though the former adds a 4GB SD card and DVD support), a 7-inch QVGA display, 43-watt x 4 internal amplifier, MP3 / WMA / AAC playback, a 1-seg TV tuner, 3D maps, FM tuner and ipod support. In all seriousness, the SSD is bundled in not so much for its speed, but for its reliability — either way, we can’t help but be enamored. Both units are slated to land in June for ¥181,650 ($1,761) and ¥155,400 ($1,506), respectively, so it’s fairly easy to see those solid state dis (Read the full post about ‘Sanyo crams SSDs into new duo of in-car navigation systems’…)
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24 May, 2008
by Darren Murph, posted May 24th 2008 at 12:51PM Just after seeing how the Nintendo DS’s touch panel could be used to scratch things up, along comes a full-blown turntable setup that relies heavily on interactions with touchscreens. Dreamed up and designed by Scott Hobbs, the ATTIGO TT enables DJs to manipulate sounds via sensors, and the added visual effects are fantastically beautiful, if not useful. (Read the full post about ‘ATTIGO TT elegantly integrates touch panels into DJ setup’…)
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24 May, 2008
by Joshua Fruhlinger, posted May 24th 2008 at 11:41AM In the latest of what’s becoming a long history of tweaks to the Meizu M8 interface, Meizu CEO Jack Wong unleashed some new shots of the upcoming UI to his adoring fans. The new interface is designed by eico design — who have also worked with Google, Lenovo, and Philips — and looks to have a visually-satisfying sparkle animation for selected items (unless the battery above is just leaking). Another addition appears to be LED-styled status updates to applications, like number of missed calls and unread messages. (Read the full post about ‘Meizu M8 interface redesigned yet again, gets all sparkly’…)
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24 May, 2008
The newest monster from Samsung Company - demos 82 2160p HDTVMay 24, 2008 If you have been waiting for an outstanding big-screen TV, the moment has come. Samsung company has recently presented its newest achievement - demos 82 2160p HDTV. The ultra-high definition LCD display that features a resolution of 3820×2160 pixels which results in a total screen resolution of 8.3 megapixels offers four times the resolution of todays 1080p high definition TVs. Thanks to the LED backlight that rounds off the screen it augments the contrast ratio and raises the color saturation to 150%. The display features a 120Hz screen refresh rate. (Read the full post about ‘The newest monster from Samsung Company - demos 82 2160p HDTV’…)
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