Outside of Japan, in the rest of the world, the iPhone is the leading 3G gaming mobile device, but in Japan, manufacturers like Panasonic fear no shame with potentially equal or better looking games on their Mobile phone.
Today Panasonic organized a press conference in order to regroup in 1 event all their Handset announced yesterday by either Softbank or DoCoM.
With graphics equivalent to a PSP, PS1 or NDS on some games, and titles like Ridge Race, Gundam and Professor Layton, Japanese Games for mobile phones in Japan really rocks !
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Sony Bravia KDL-37S5500 37in LCD TV Review
After an alarming amount of missteps and controversies, Sony finally seems to have hit its flat TV stride with its latest generation of Bravias. Its V5500 and especially W5500 and WE5 series have all impressed us in recent times. But as we take delivery of the first model we've seen from Sony's entry-level S5500 series, we can't help but wonder whether the quality can be sustained at a cheap price point.
Especially as when we said cheap back there, we meant it. For we've found today's KDL-37S5500 review model going for just £618 - a price that really allows Sony to get down and dirty with the ‘volume-led' efforts of traditionally high-value brands like LG and, to some extent, Samsung.
LG Display Unveils the World's Thinnest LCD TV Panel - Video After the Jump!
Here's the world thinnest LCD TV Panel. Made by LG and available in both 42" and 47” this LCD with LED backlight has a thickness of just 5.9mm, displays 1920x1080 videos and features LG's 120Hz panel technology.
LG Display Co., Ltd. [NYSE: LPL, KRX: 034220] ], a leading innovator of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) technology, announced today that it has succeeded in developing the world’s thinnest 42- and 47-inch LCD TV panels.
The 42- and 47-inch LCD TV panels employ LG Display’s edge-lit LED (light emitting diode) backlight system instead of the commonly used CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp) to realize a panel thickness of 5.9mm.
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Softbank Sharp mirumo 934SH 8Mpix Phone
Other than the AQUOS SHOT, Softbank gets also Sharp’s mirumo 934SH 8 Megapixel mobile phone. The mirumo 934SH comes with a 8 Megapixel CCD image sensor with ProPix image processing technology.
Sharp’s mirumo 934SH features an 3-inch external “Memory LCD” that shows you time, date, weather, news, and other information without using any power between changes. There is also a 3-inch 854×480 ASV LCD main display. The phone meets IPX5 and IPX7 waterproof standards. It includes also a UV sensor for detecting the strength of UV light.
Other features include WCDMA and tri-band GSM support, Bluetooth, InfraRed, FeliCa, and a microSDHC card slot.
Source : ITechNews
Dell Demonstrates Android-powered Mini 10v Netbook
We've heard that many netbook manufacturers are planning to put Android on their netbooks, but Dell has gone a step further and proved that it's testing "something called Android."
In a video posted on the Direct2Dell Blog, Doug Anson, a Dell Technology Strategist, has three Mini 10vs running Dell's vanilla Ubuntu, Ubuntu Netbook Remix and, most interestingly, Android's Cupcake build.
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RAmos T11 HD PMP
RAmos announced the new T11 High Definition portable media player, after the T10. The T11 is based on Texas Instruments’ Da Vinci chipset. It has a large 800×480 touchscreen display and supports most media formats including H.264 and MKV. It offers TV Out.
Source : ITechNews
WD My Book World Edition NAS Device
The old adage, "looks can be deceiving," applies very well to the Western Digital My Book World Edition network-attached storage (NAS) device. With its small and simplistic physical design, housed in white plastic, and featuring only a set of white LED status light on its front, this NAS device belies the power, features, and depth of configuration options just hiding beneath its shiny veneer.
Which is not to say that the WD My Book World Edition NAS device isn't simple to use--it is actually one of the easier NAS devices we've worked with. Network storage neophytes should have little trouble getting up and running in no time.
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Intel Core i7 CPU Water Block Roundup May 2009
Like always each article needs a small intro to answer some of the usual questions: Why, how, what,... I think you get the picture ( we reviewers know you readers are far smarter than us ) I'm the proud owner of a Nehalem based PC. It allows me to do awesome stuff at tremendous speeds. Nehalem is pure brute force and when overclocked requires a nuclear plant to power it. This goes along with big heat output. More heat than some air coolers can handle.
My computer is being abused daily for benching, folding@home, gaming and loads of other things my girlfriend loathes. Previous rigs of mine were always water-cooled and since I got the Core i7 I saw that some manufacturers didn't really alter the design of their socket 775 coolers. Just another top plate, revised mounting system and (if included) a new back plate made them socket 1366 compatible.
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BlackBerry Curve 8900 comes to AT&T this Friday for $199
AT&T has just announced that the Curve 8900 -- which it had quoted for an "early summer" release -- will be made available both online and in stores starting this Friday. Interested parties who are adding a line or are eligible for a fully discounted upgrade should come equipped with a money clip bearing approximately $200 worth of dead presidents (not including tax) or a credit card with enough cap space to get the job done -- just don't expect any 3G out of the deal. Bold or Curve -- tough choice, isn't it?
Source : Engadget
eMachines Intros Nettop Fighter
Today eMachines introduced the EL1300 series desktops with an all-white small form factor design and matching 20-inch monitor. The $298 eMachines EL1300G-01W is a smallish 10.7″ by 4.2″ by 15″ (HWD) desktop with a AMD Athlon 2650e processor, integrated nVidia GeForce 6150se graphics, 2GB of mmeory, 160GB hard drive, DVD burner, and runs Vista Home Basic.
The $398 eMachines EL1300G-02w gives up 1GB of memory (leaving it with 1GB) and runs Windows XP Home instead of Vista, but adds a 20-inch widescreen monitor.
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