Sony extends its Walkman line-up with the new NWZ-E350 Series Video MP3 Players, which feature extended battery life and is available in two capacity versions 4GB and 8GB.
Sony Walkman NWZ-E350 Series Walkman comes with 2-inch TFT display (320×240 pixel resolution), utilizes Sony’s “Clear Audio” technologies, “for clear, deep sound without distortion”, has a new user interface with “Album Scroll” and “Scene Scroll” functions and offers up to 50 hours of audio playback (mp3 files at 128 kbps) and 10 hours of supported video playback (WMV at 384 kbps). The player supports MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV (video) and WMV (video) and featuring Sony’s SenseMe technology, which automatically categorizes music tracks in a connected library into a variety of music channels and playlists.
The E Series Walkman will be available next month in three color options – blue, red, and black and NWZ-E353 model, with 4GB memory will cost you $70 and $80 for an 8 GB version, model NWZ-E354.
The leading provider in wireless broadband services, Clearwire Corporation, introduced today a new device entitled the CLEAR iSpot, which presents a personal hotspot with dedicated support for the mobile devices manufactured by Apple, including the Apple iPad, Apple iPod Touch and Apple iPhone. The CLEAR iSpot offers speed and mobility of mobile broadband for rich online experience of 4G.
“With the iSpot, Apple customers don’t have to sort through confusing service plans with overage fees, nor do they have to worry about how much data they’re using,” said Thomas Enraght-Moony, senior vice president of marketing at Clearwire. “Instead, with CLEAR, customers can run all of their Apple mobile devices at true broadband speeds for a single, simple monthly fee.”
This device, the iSpot, is the first 4G personal mobile hotspot product by Clearwire manufactured exclusively for the mobile products of Apple. It is designed in white casing combined with an ergonomic design to complement to the iconic images of the mobile devices by Apple. The iSpot features the ability to share 4G speed with up to eight Wi-Fi enabled Apple devices simultaneously.
The CLEAR iSpot can provide average mobile download speeds of three to six mbps, and even bursts of 10 mbps, while expanding the CLEAR line of personal mobile hotspots including the CLEAR Spot 4G and Clear Spot 4G+.
The CLEAR iSpot is available around the nation from clear.com and CLEAR retail stores for the price of $99.99.
The global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, Samsung Electronics, announced the release of its Q-Series Notebooks, which are the Q530, the Q430 and the Q330.
“We’ve designed the Q Series to offer the most exciting, powerful and stylish mobile computing experience on the market. Each model in the range will maximize mobile productivity through a combination of state-of-the-art features and ergonomic design,” said Yonghwan Park, senior vice president, IT Solutions Business, Samsung Electronics. “The Q series line-up realizes the perfect IT experience, delivering both portability and performance without compromise.”
Samsung’s Q-Series Notebooks combine mobility, style and power to provide and meet the needs of high level productivity demanding consumers. They will be available around the world from July, 2010.
The Q530 is designed to provide heavy mobility for business travelers and other consumers who rely on high PC performance while on the go. The Q530 comes with a 15.6 inch High-Definition LED Display with a 16:9 aspect ratio.
The Q430 comes with all the Q530 features, but with a 14 inch High-Definition LED Display with a 16:9 aspect ratio at the incredible weight of 2.09 kg.
The Q330 provides mobility and power combined with value and convenience. It comes with a 13.3 inch High-Definition LED Display at the featherweight of 1.97 kg. The Q330 can alternate graphic modes between Intel HD Graphics Card and the nVidia GeForce 310M. It also provides up to seven hours of battery life.
All the Notebooks in the Q-Series come with the Intel Core i3 or Intel Core i5 processors.
Well, it seem Nokia have something even more exciting to announce at the upcoming Nokia World, so they’ve decided to fire early with the N900 tablet/smartphone announcement. N900 is a continuation of Nokia Nseries tablets. This time they’ve stepped out of the ultra portable computing turf and have ventured in the territory of Nokia Communicators.
Running on the new Linux-based Maemo 5 OS, the Nokia N900 power lies in the capable multi-tasking, which should make it stand out even among the ranks of the Symbian smartphones. According to Nokia reps, however, the new Maemo device is not meant to compete with the Nokia Symbian smartphones, but instead cater for different market needs.
With Nokia N900 you’ve got around-the-clock connectivity thanks to Wi-Fi and HSPA. The N900 offers phone features as well allowing full-featured telephony.
Nokia N900 runs on the Linux-based Maemo 5.0 OS
The Nokia N900 packs a powerful ARM Cortex-A8 CPU much like the Apple iPhone 3GS, Palm Pre and Samsug Omnia HD and offers hardware graphics acceleration and 256MB RAM.
Switching between applications is simple, as all running content is constantly available through the dashboard. The panoramic homescreen can be fully personalized with favorite shortcuts, widgets and applications. We wonder however how many of those features will be available in portrait mode though, as Maemo is Tablet OS that’s hardly been put to use in portrait mode before.
Interaction with the handset is available through the large 3.5-inch touchscreen display with a WVGA resolution (800 x 480 pixels) and the 3-row QWERTY keypad. The touch screen also offers a virtual on-screen keyboard and operating with a stylus is possible, though one doesn’t seem to be included with the N900 itself.
Nokia N900 is smarter than most other smartphones
Thanks to the web browser powered by Mozilla technology, websites should look just as they do on a desktop computer. Online videos and interactive applications are not a problem as the Maemo OS has full Adobe Flash 9.4 support.
The Nokia N900 has 32GB of storage, which is expandable up to 48GB via a microSD card. Other features include a GPS receiver with Ovi Maps, an FM transmitter, a 3.5mm audio jack with TV-out function, Bluetooth and DivX/XviD video playback support.
For photography on the go, the Maemo software and the N900 come with a new tag cloud user interface that helps users tag and share photos and videos more easily. The 5 megapixel with Carl Zeiss optics is also capable of recording 16:9 video with a resolution of up to 848×480 pixels@25fps.
Here’s the official demo video of the Nokia N900 where you can check how the new cloud photo tagging system works among other things:
The Nokia N900 should be available from October this year with an estimated retail price of 500 euro before taxes and subsidies.
Acer has announced its new Aspire X Series desktop PC that called Acer Aspire ASX5810-A40F. Acer has scheduled to releases the Aspire ASX5810-A40F on August 7th. The Aspire ASX5810-A40F features an Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.33GHz processor, 3GB of DDR3 (max 8GB), an Intel G43 Express chipset, 1TB of SATA HDD, an Nvidia GeForce GT 120 with 1GB of VRAM, a DVD SuperMulti Drive, a Gigabit Ethernet, 9x USB ports, eSATA port, a DVI-I port, HDMI output, and much more.
The Aspire ASX5810-A40F comes pre-installed with Microsft Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit and packs with a 20-inch crystal brite LCD monitor with a resolution of 1600×900, a response time of 5ms and a brightness of 300cd/m2. The new Acer Aspire ASX5810-A40F Desktop PC will be available for €975.
Company INQ Mobile has announced two new mobile phone – INQ Mini 3G and INQ Chat 3G. Both are targeted to sites of frequent visitors of social networks, who wish to stay connected at any given time, moreover, that the phone has a feature 3G-modem. By the way, this “social” phone company has already produced, they called the INQ1.
Both new products provide quick access to social networking sites, Twitter and Facebook, make it possible to communicate via Skype, as well as to exchange instant messages using IM-messengers. INQ Chat 3G model is a monoblock with the integrated QWERTY-keyboard, and INQ Mini 3G – a normal monoblock with the digital keyboard. Both the phone belong to the average level and are likely to be quite affordable, even though their value is not reported. Sales of both new start in the fourth quarter of this year.
The security of the information is something really important, and Lenovo knows that. So, here it is an excellent gadget that is perfect for those who are obsessed with the protection of their data, especially in these times when mobile and portable devices are becoming part of our everyday life.
The Lenovo ThinkPad USB Secure Hard Drive is now available for sale. It is a hard drive with a 128-bit security encryption system and a metal dome switch keypad for entering a 6 to 24-digit security code in order to access the data.
Sony Japan announced that they will release the smallest and lightest Full HD Camcorder, HDR-TG5V on April 20th.
This new camcorder -30×117×62mm, 280g- is a succeeding model of ‘HDR-TG1’, and it supports AVCHD. It contains 1/5’’ ‘Exmor’ CMOS sensor, BIONZ engine, GPS, 16GB memory. It costs about 120,000￥
Samsung released super light and small camcorder, ‘HMX-R10’, which as small as an aluminum can.
HMX-R10 has 12.5cm width, 4cm thickness and 229g weight (not including battery).
You can take both 12megapixel pictures and Full HD videos with 9megapixel CMOS image sensor. And while you are recording or watching videos, you can also take pictures just pushing Photo button.
In addition it comes with Intellectual Zoom, Electronic Image Stabilizer, 3D Noise Exclusion algorism, Interval Recording function, Super slow motions recording, 32GB SD memory card and 2.7’’ high resolution touch panel LCD.
Bushnell introduced <a href=”“>‘Imageview’, which has combination of binocular and digital camera. The minimum focal length is 3m. It can wide focal length 8 times –up to 30 times and weights 419g. ‘Imageview’ features 5 mega-pixels resolution, 16Mb inner memory, up to 1GB with extra SD card. It runs with two AAA batteries and you can find images that you took a picture on 1.5’’ LCD display placed on the upper side. It is possible to record videos for 5 sec up to 60 sec.
When you are watching a sports match in a huge stadium it may be helpful. It costs US$315.
