Nothing amazing here, but if you're in need of a compact microSD card reader, Green-House has exactly what you're looking for with their latest GH-CRMR-SSK.
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New Green-House MicroSD Card Reader
MSI Wind Box DE200 Spotted
MSI's successor - spiritually, at least, if not literally - to the Wind PC launched last year looks to be a much more interesting system. It's still powered by an Atom processor, but the periphery components and chassis have been jazzed up somewhat.
The DE200 is available in black, red, blue and white; the first improvement over the debut Wind nettop. Inside there's a 1.6GHz Atom N230 CPU, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. An AMD ATI Radeon 4350 should take care of any graphics-based application not too intense for the Atom CPU, as well as offering video-decoding and running other ATI Stream GPU-accelerated applications and providing VGA and HDMI outputs.
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Meizu M8 3G Phone Specs and March 2010 Release
It comes as no surprise when Meizume reported we’ll have to wait till 2010 for the Meizu M8 3G. As earlier reported, the 3G version will have improved specs like GPS and a 5 MP camera. It will use the same Mymobile Meizu M8 OS which is a customized Windows CE 6.0.
read the specs of the 3G Meizu M8:
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£68.98 Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B 500GB 5400RPM S300 8MB 9.5MM
This particular hard disk drive costs a whopping £90.51 at Amazon while available at BT shop (ex Dabs) for only £68.98 excluding delivery. The Travelstar 5K500.B, a 5400 RPM, 250GB/platter, 2.5-inch hard drive with capacities ranging from 120GB to 500GB, is designed for use in notebook PCs, external storage, gaming consoles and other mobile applications.
The 5K500.B demonstrates Hitachi’s ecological leadership with its halogen-free production and focus on low power consumption, and carries the EcoTrac classification.
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ASUS Extreme NGTX275
For the most part the ASUS Extreme NGTX275/HTDI/896MD3 is a typical GeForce GTX 275 graphics card. In terms of performance we found nothing unusual about the Extreme NGTX275, and when it came to overclocking it was just as impressive as other refernce cards. The cooler, which is also from the reference card, performed as expected and for the most part we were pleased with it.
“For the most part the ASUS Extreme NGTX275/HTDI/896MD3 is a typical GeForce GTX 275 graphics card. In terms of performance we found nothing unusual about the Extreme NGTX275, and when it came to overclocking it was just as impressive as other reference cards. The cooler, which is also from the reference card, performed as expected and for the most part we were pleased with it.”
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Sapphire Radeon HD4770 512MB Graphics Card Review
In use the Sapphire Radeon HD4770 512MB graphics card performed admirably. It is not the ultimate gaming solution (and doesn’t claim to be), but for about $100 it is definitely impressive. It can put up solid numbers in games with the settings turned up and it won’t make your electric meter spin out of control in the process.
“In use the Sapphire Radeon HD4770 512MB graphics card performed admirably. It is not the ultimate gaming solution (and doesn’t claim to be), but for about $100 it is definitely impressive. It can put up solid numbers in games with the settings turned up and it won’t make your electric meter spin out of control in the process.”
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HTC Touch Pro2 and HTC Touch Diamond2 Hands On!
HTC hooked us up with a couple of bad ass new phones — the much awaited Touch Pro2 and the Touch Diamond2. The Touch Pro2 has stole our hearts, we’re not going to lie. But, we’ve got reviews cookin’ on both of these, so in the meantime check out some flicks, comparison photos, and other random snaps on this wonderful Saturday!
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DigiFi to launch its iPod-compatible wireless earbuds 'Opera S2 & S5'
DigiFi and Kleer today announced the availability of the Digital Opera S2 and the Digital Opera S5 wireless earbuds made for iPod, which feature volume and track control buttons conveniently located on the wireless earbuds.
Ideal for people who like to listen to high-fidelity music without the wires at work or the gym, the Opera S2 and iPod-compatible Opera S5 use Kleer wireless technology to stream uncompressed, lossless, CD quality (16-bit, 44.1KHz-sampled) digital stereo audio.
In addition, both wireless earbuds have a range of 32 feet (10 m), offer a listening time of up to 10 hours, and can stream audio to a maximum of four people who are using Kleer-based wireless earbuds.
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Samsung Unveils the World's First 12 Megapixel Camera Phone
Ever dreamed about it? Well guess what, now it's a reality. Here's Samsung’s latest 12Mpix camera phone, the Pixon 12 (M810).
Beside the stunning 12Mpix censor, AF, XEON Flash and so on, this phone features a nice 3.1” AMOLED touchscreen with 720x480 resolution, 150MB of internal memory, microSD slot, GSM/GRPS/EDGE, HSPA, GPS, FM radio with RDS and while recording video at 30fps.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today reinforced its leadership in the high megapixel cameraphone market by unveiling Samsung Pixon12 (M8910) – the world’s first 12-megapixel camera phone with full-touch screen.
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GIGABYTE GP-MP8000 Mouse Pad
For us gamers types of people, we need a mouse pad that has a large surface, can provide us with smooth movements, while at the same time give us precise control while using our high DPI mice. Even I found out, the hard way, that those small Wal-Mart special 3 dollar mouse pads just can’t cut it with today’s multi-function fully adjustable gaming mice of today. Coming from a very low DPI setting where we need a very large surface to make our shot to take out the bad guy, the last thing we need to be doing is having to lift the mouse up and move it to the other side to continue that movement, and losing our chance at a perfect shot.
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