Okay. Hands up. We know we're a bit late on this one, but we've only just been able to get hold of the, ahem, brand new (ish) iPod shuffle. We're at least 99 per cent sure that the delay is a case of limited product samples and nothing to do with our slightly negative initial impressions.
All we can say is that we've definitely come to the shuffle with a completely open mind. After all, we rather liked the last one, and while it has been outclassed by a number of rival devices in terms of sound quality, usability and value, it's still one of the finest micro MP3 players on the market.
Apple iPod shuffle (Third Gen) Review
Samsung's stylish premium mini notebook 'N310' with a curved design
Samsung's stylish premium mini notebook pc 'N310' is displayed at Intel booth during Computex 2009.
As a winner of the international design award, the N310 features a curved-design finish like a pebble, without LCD display frame.
Adopting a 10.1-inch LCD screen, it is powered by Intel Atom processor with 1GB of RAM and 160GB HDD. Supporting 802.11bg wireless LAN, HSDPA and WiBRO, the N310 is equipped with a 1.3M webcam, three USB ports, and 3-in-1 multi memory slot. Weighing only 1.23kg(included battery pack), it offers up to five hours of battery life.
Source : Aving
Fatal1ty teams with Fusion-io to launch 80GB ioXtreme PCI Express SSD
Up until now, Fusion-io's glorious creations have largely been priced out of consideration for general consumers. During E3, however, the storage gurus teamed up with Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel in order to debut a consumer-level PCI Express SSD card. Engineered to provide wicked fast transfer rates within high-performance PCs, the ioXtreme is an 80GB PCI Express card that should make your traditional HDD seem absolutely antiquated. Better still, it's slated to ship next month for the not-too-terribly-egregious price of $895, which certainly gets you into the game for a lot less than OCZ's (admittedly more capacious) Z-Drive.
Source : Engadget
Annotated: 3rd Gen iPhone 3G Photo
Excited about WWDC 2009? Don’t know what to expect? Flooded with all the iPhone rumors in circulation? The Green Room has compiled all probably iPhone rumors and made a graphical representation of them. Of course this iPhone now has matte casing, and then so much more. They’ve also been good enough to color code the rumors according to probability.
Source : pmptoday
Nokia N900 revealed in Nseries presentation? (Update: probably not)
We're not sure how we missed this, but it seems the Nokia N900 (aka "Rover") was not only mentioned, but visually detailed in some candor during an Nseries presentation way back in October of last year. If you fast forward to about the three-minute mark in this video, Nokia's next-gen, Maemo 5-powered internet tablet is seen doing its thing, and it differs in a few key details from the last leak -- most noticeably, it's got a big d-pad on the left just like its predecessor and there's no sign of an earpiece for making calls over the rumored 3G radio. In fact, it really just looks like a whited-out N810, which makes us wonder whether this isn't purely conceptual, especially considering the age of the video.
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ Engadget
Kingwin EZ-Dock2 2.5"/3.5" Dual Bay SATA HDD Docking Station
Hard drive docking bays have become relatively popular because they are a simple and useful product, but with so many out there, companies need a way to make theirs stand out from the rest.
Late last year I took a look at the Kingwin EZ-Dock, it was one of the first HDD docking stations on the market and Kingwin has since come out with a new model the EZ-Dock2 that they've sent over for review. The EZ-Dock2 is a dual bay dock, meaning you can use two SATA hard drives with it, 2.5” or 3.5” or a mixture of both. It also has the ability to let the user configure RAID for the drives in the dock, either JBOD or Big/Spanned, all done via the USB connection. So read on to learn more...
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ dragonsteelmods
Kinpo shows off 7-inch Android thin client tablet
First was the G1, and next came a slew of other cellphones. Now, we've got Android sashaying on over to netbooks, and just in case you're not really looking for that, there's Kinpo's 7-inch tablet. As the Google-sourced OS continues to show its versatility, the aforementioned company has thrown it onto a so-called thin client with a Freescale i.MX51 processor and WVGA display. From the video posted after the break, we'd say the system makes a good fit on this form factor, but feel free to hop on down and judge for yourself.
Source : Engadget
Acer to showcase its all-in-one PC with a 23-inch full HD touchscreen
Acer showcased its all-in-one PC 'Gateway One ZX6800' equipped with a 23-inch full HD touchscreen during Computex 2009. Powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processor and DDR3 memory, it features a 3.5-inch SATA II HDD, hybrid TV tuner card, Wi-Fi support and a built-in speaker.
Source : Aving
Kensington MicroSaver DS Keyed Lock for Ultra Slim Notebook
Kensingto offers the MicroSaver DS, a keyed lock for ultra thin notebook PC. The lock has a 6-feet steel cable that offers 3 layers of cable strength, carbon tempered steel core, aircraft-grade steel cable, external steel braided sheath.
The MicroSaver DS features the T-bar locking mechanism. It fits standard Kensington security slot found in most notebooks.
Click Here To Read The Full Article @ ITechNews
LG to launch its wearable '3G Touch Watch Phone' in global market
LG Electronics announced the launch of its wearable '3G Touch Watch Phone(model: LG-GD910)' in global market in the next month, which is expected to be available for around 1,200(USD).
Boasting a 13.9mm-thickness, the 3G Touch Watch Phone delivers functions of a cell phone on a small size device like a watch. In particular, it supports 7.2Mbps HSDPA(High Speed Downlink Packet Access) network as well as video telephony with a built-in camera.
Equipped with a 1.43-inch full touch screen, the 3G Touch Watch Phone features mp3 playback, waterproof support, TTS(Text To Speech) function, Bluetooth connectivity and more.
Source : Aving
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