LG Electronics launched its new 3G clamshell phone 'LG-KU4000' dedicated to businessmen in Korea market, which comes with a stylish design and high-performance business functions.
Adopting a 2.8-inch LCD display and 60 different patterns of built-in red LED light on the front panel, the LG-KU4000 features 'Franklin Planner' function, global roaming service supporting up to 160 countries, Outlook Sync software for email service and Word/PowerPoint/Excel/PDF viewer.
Coming in Black and Wine Red, the LG-KU4000 is available via KTF telecom for around 500,000(KRW).
Source : Aving
LG to launch its business phone 'LG-KU4000'
MSI Wind U115-025UK- 10in Hybrid Netbook Review
Innovation can be a double-edged sword. While we've been frank in our criticism of netbooks for their lack of just that, it's as much a reflection of the sector and its demands as the strategy of any manufacturer - when you're trying to make low-cost devices there isn't a great deal of wiggle room! It's a problem that's amply demonstrated by the MSI Wind U115 (U115-025UK), which MSI terms a 'hybrid netbook' due to its use of both solid state storage and a mechanical hard drive. This is without doubt an innovation, but it comes at a price.
That price is £450 - yes, you did read that correctly. That, in anyone's book, is a lot of money for a netbook, but MSI has thrown the book at the U115 where features are concerned. Notwithstanding the hybrid storage element (which we'll get onto in a moment) the U115 joins a select group of netbooks that use Intel's GMA 500 graphics chipset.
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Hitachi's 720p Mobile Hi-Vision Cam Wooo gets hands-on treatment
It may be a Japan exclusive for now, but Hitachi's Mobile Hi-Vision Cam Wooo has folks drooling from sea to shining sea. The cats over at Akihabara News were able to take a glimpse while KDDI unveiled its summer lineup, and they seemed to be quite impressed with the video quality and ease of use. Check the read link for a video of the flip phone in action, but remember, don't get too attached unless you call Japan home.
Source : Engadget
Lesance BTO CLG629, Latest PC-KouBou Notebook with GeForce GTX 260M
Introducing the Lesance BTO CLG629, a BTO (Built To Order) PC powered by a Core 2 Duo T9550 (2.66GHz), 4GB or DD3 1066, 500GB of HDD (SATA 5400rpm), 8x DVD Super-multi, a 15.4” WUXGA (1920x1080) LCD, Wifi ABGN, 1Seg TV tuner and a GeForce GTX 260M with 1GB of VRAM.
It's available right now in Akihabara or online through PC-KouBou Online Store for 189,980 Yen…
Source : Akihabaranews
T-Mobile Samsung SGH-T239 Slider
Other than the t349, T-Mobile launches the Samsung SGH-T239 slider mobile phone for its prepaid service. Available in dark scarlet and grey, the t239 features a 177×220 color display, a VGA camera, 10MB internal memory and MMS support. It includes also Bluetooth and supports dual band GSM 850/1900MHz networks. It is priced at $59.99 with prepaid service.
Source : ITechNews
Archos 2 PMP gets video walkthrough and review
The Archos 2 ain't much to write home about, and in reality, it ain't too revolutionary compared to simplistic DAPs that emerged years back. The reason for its existence? To get portable music into shallow pockets. The crew over at ArchosFans were able to grab hold of the diminutive media player and take it for a spin (in the park, at the cubicle, etc.). We won't spoil the eight minutes of fun that await you after the break, but we can say this: the main selling point here is the price, and while you won't find anything exceptionally fancy, it'll get the job done for $39 (4GB), $59 (8GB) or $99 (16GB).
Source : Engadget
Sharp Aquos LC-52XS1E 52in RGB-LED LCD TV Review
I hope you were sitting down when you clocked the £9,000 price attached to Sharp's LC-52XS1E. For it's definitely the sort of thing that might get your average punter feeling a bit faint, especially in the recession. Even a politician would have a hard time putting one of these babies through on expenses, for heaven's sake.
Of course, though, while the 52XS1E might be phenomenally, even ground-breakingly expensive (conveniently forgetting the £12k or more price tags of the very first plasma screens all those years ago), it's also pretty damn interesting. For surely any TV that reckons it can persuade people to part with so much money must have some pretty special talents tucked away up its sleeves.
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Au KDDI Sum 09: Toshiba Biblio, the Japanese 3G Kindle Hands-on
Well ok, the Biblio can hardly be compared to a Kindle, but they both have the same goal of being an e-Book reader, and that's exactly what Toshiba's Biblio is.
With its nice 3.5” FWVGA++ (480x960), featuring 7GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi Win (Wi-Fi), a 5.1Mpix camera module, and an electronic dictionary module.
Source : Akihabaranews
Sony apparently puts PSP Extended Life Battery Kit back on sale
What a wild ride this thing has had. Originally announced back in November of 2007, the PSP Extended Life Battery Kit promised to provide right around 20 percent more battery life in exchange for $45 and an additional bulge. Then, Sony seemingly canned the thing abruptly in August of 2008. Just a month later, Sony's US director of hardware marketing John Koller confessed that the PSP-3000's new screen would eat away more severely at the battery, but that an extended cell would solve the quandary for a few of your hard-earned dollars. Now, it seems he's finally making good on that proclamation, with the PlayStation Portable Extended Life Battery Kit back on the outfit's website for $44.99. At least one user over at the official PlayStation forums has already received one, but at the moment, SonyStyle is showing the item as backordered. Might as well get in line, yeah?
Source : Engadget
Seagate Showcase DVR Storage Expander 1TB review
As more and more Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) offer the choice of recording in high-definition, and more consumers decide to prioritize picture quality, the standard storage in most models simply can’t keep up. Into that fray steps the DVR Expander, a straightforward way of adding recording capacity; today it’s the turn of the Seagate Showcase DVR Storage Expander, a full 1TB of storage.
Like other DVR Expanders we’ve reviewed, setup is deliberately easy. Seagate supply the Showcase unit itself- a 2.5 x 6.0 x 8.0 inch box - together with a stand for positioning it vertically, an A/C power adapter, quick-start guide and either a 1m USB or 1m eSATA cable, depending on which model you’ve bought. 500GB and 1TB versions are available, with either USB 2.0 or eSATA connections to suit different models of DVR.
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