Motorola adds to its RAZR series the new RAZR Luk MS500W ultra slim phone with HSDPA 7.2Mbps support. Introduced in Korea, the RAZR Luk features a 18K Gold plated keypad and a white casing.
The new RAZR Luk MS500W comes with a 2.2-inch LCD screen, an external screen, a 1 Megapixel camera with digital zoom, integrated media player, Bluetooth and a microSD expansion slot.
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Motorola RAZR Luk MS500W Slim HSDPA Phone
EQD’s Auira LCD TVs Promise Low Prices, Charity Support
EQD’s new LCD TVs promise not only low prices - they can double as commercial signage and computer monitors, and some proceeds go to charities.
EQD Corporation has launched itself into the LCD TV market with the launch of its new Auria line of high-definition televisions, ranging from 16 to 42 inches in size and offering features that appeal not only to television viewers, but also for folks looking to hook up displays as commercial signage or for use as computer monitors. And not only is EQD promising the displays are high quality and up to 20 percent cheaper than their competitors, but a portion of the proceeds from the TVs’ sales will to to the Armed Forces Foundation and Miracles for Kids charities.
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Patriot Viper PC3-12800 6GB Tri-Channel Memory Review
The evolution of memory is pretty simple despite all the frequencies and timings. First, there was single channel memory like the PC-100 and PC-133 series when Socket A and Slot 1 processors were the pinnacle. Second, dual channel memory was born which did an excellent job of keeping our Intel sockets 939, AM2, 478, and LGA 775 fed with plenty of bandwidth. This included DDR, DDR2, and DDR3 memory. And third, the latest triple channel memory arrives supporting sockets LGA 775 and LGA 1366.
Intel Plans To Launch Two New Cpus For Ultra-Thin Notebooks
Intel plans to rollout a couple of new ultra low voltage (ULV) CPUs by the end of next month, according to Taiwanese website DigiTimes. The processors are part of Intel’s CULV (consumer ultra low voltage) family of processors. The website’s informants identified the two processors as the Core 2 Duo SU9600 (1.6 GHz) and the Core 2 Solo SU3500 (1.4 GHz). The price of the SU9600 has been revealed to be $289 in thousand-unit tray quantities, and for the latter it is said to be $249. Also, Intel is reportedly planning to diversify its CULV processor range into three subclasses.
Source : Maximumpc
ODD-Equipped Asus Eee PC 1004DN Nearing US Launch?
The Asus Eee PC 1004DN made its first appearance during CES 2009, and while Asus specified that they won’t be launching this netbook any time soon, it has just cleared testing at the FCC, which means it can now be used inside the U.S. The FCC certification also gives Asus a reason to finally release this new netbook, provided that it is ready for the market. The most interesting part of the Asus Eee 1004DN is its built-in optical disk drive, squeezed in on the side, which makes it the first Asus-made netbook that’s got a disk drive. It will also have Intel’s new 1.66GHz N280 Atom processor. No word yet on official sale release date or price, but we’ll be waiting for it and will update you when it comes out.
Source : Eeepc
Live Pics: Ramos T10 IKiss MP4 Player
Ooh, a PMP powered with Texas Instrument’s DaVinci chip, we’ve seen quite a few of that. We’ve seen the RAmos T10 before too, also known as iKiss. The iKiss should play HD videos on its 4.3-inch 800 x 480 screen. It’s not a touchscreen like the RAmos T9 and T8. It plays MKV, WMV, XVID, DIVX, VC-1, AVC, MPEG2, MPEG4, VOB, MOV, RMVB and H.264 and is equipped with TV out and remote for couch potatoes on the go.
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Fujitsu Siemens Introduces Zero-Watt Esprimo 7935 PC
Calling it a “zero-watt” PC may be a bit of a stretch, but Fujitsu Siemens is nonetheless breaking a bit of new ground with its new Esprimo 7935 PC, which supposedly consumes no energy at all when it’s powered off, as opposed to the one to four watts an average PC consumes unless it’s actually unplugged. As you may recall, Fujitsu has already gotten in a bit of practice with its zero-watt monitor, although the PC takes things a bit farther by switching into in a low-power mode for a predetermined time period each day to get its necessary business done, after which it cuts the power off completely. According to Fujitsu, the PC also comes with a power adapter that’s 89 percent efficient and, to add a bit more eco-friendly cred, it also conforms to the EPA’s new Energy Star 5.0 standard.
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ Engadget
Gigabyte TouchNote T1028, ThinNote S1024 And Booktop M1022 Specs
At a pre-CeBit event of Gigabyte, the company revealed the specifications of its TouchNote M1028, ThinNote S1024 and Booktop M1022 netbooks, which we have seen before. You can see detail specs after the break:
All these netbooks are powered by Intel’s Atom N270/N280 processor. The TouchNote M1028 (previously known as M1028) isa convertiable tablet netbook with a 10.1-inch touchscreen. The ThinNote S1024 (previously known as M1024) is a white netbook with 1.8-inch 60GB or 80GB hard drive. S1024 weighs just 890 grams. Lastly, the Booktop M1022, also a white netbook, has an ExpressCard slot.
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Samsung: AMOLED Laptop Displays In 2009, Flexibles In 2010
Samsung has publicly declared its goal of doubling AMOLED production in 2009, with a further doubling in 2010. According to Daniel Lamberti, brand manager at Samsung Mobile, AMOLED will reach economy of scale sometime this year, with TVs, laptops and monitors all commercially viable. Come 2010, and we’ll see flexible Samsung AMOLED displays become commercially viable too. Samsung SDI currently has a manufacturing capacity of two million units per year; by the end of 2010, that should have reached eight million.
Predicted sales of OLED-based panels are expected to jump by two-thirds in 2009; three of Samsung’s headline cellphones at Mobile World Congress this year used AMOLED displays. According to Lamberti, manufacturing costs are now the limiting factor in AMOLED, but that will be addressed before the year is out.
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ASUS BC-06B1ST Blu-Ray Disc Optical Combo Drive Review
It wasn’t more than a few months ago that Benchmark Reviews tested the ASUS BC-1205PT Blu-ray Drive, which was proven to be a future-proof asset with the format war recently ended in favor of BD media. But sometimes technology isn’t adopted quite as fast as we might think, because in the age of Blu-ray there are people out there who still haven’t made the transition into a DVD-burner. Unlike CDs and DVDs, Blu-ray Disc isn’t in every household, and since music and movies seem to work perfectly well on the older platforms there might not be any real need for such a premium storage device.
In this article, we do away with the benchmark tests and take a subjective look at the ASUS BC-06B1ST Blu-ray disc optical combo drive. After all, there aren’t really very many BD-drives on the market to begin with for there to be a worth-while comparison. Sure, we could create a few dual-layer DVD coasters to see how fast that happens, but in the end it doesn’t concentrate on the primary features a SATA Blu-ray drive can offer. Benchmark Reviews tests the functionality and explores the feature set offered by the ASUS BC-06B1ST Blu-ray combo drive.
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