From the monthly archives:
HTC has released 500 units of HTC Touch in wasabi green color for the Taiwan market. FYI, the handset supports TouchFLO, a 3-D user interface that allows users to move through on-screen options by sweeping their fingers across the screen, or scrolling up and down using a fingertip. Read the list of specs and the phone gallery after the break.
Epoq’s latest MP4 watch is made of stainless steel and has a 1.5-inch LCD screen, and 2GB memory storage. The gadget plays MP4 video and MP3/WMA/WAV audio. It is priced at $199.
Nokia LD-4W bluetooth GPS receiver goes well with N series with its slim body but can connect to any compatible mobile device. The device weighs at just 31 grams and can last up to 10 hours on a single charge. The black and metallic body has an LED indicator to alert you to GPS activation, power and battery status, and Bluetooth connectivity status. The Nokia LD-4W is available all around the world for about $150.
Here are the new Kodak EasyShare shooters. The Kodak EasyShare Z812 IS is an 8.2MP digicam with 12x Schneider-Kreuznach Variogon zoom lens which doubles-up as a 720p / 30fps video recorder. This camera also features a 0.23-second click-to-capture capability, optical image stabilization to help manage the shake and noise from that biggie zoom and ISO 3200 sensitivity. The Kodak EasyShare V1253 and V1233 are both 12MP shooters that offer the same 720p video recording as the super zoom. The Kodak EasyShare V1253 comes jam packed with a 3.1-inch LCD, while the Kodak EasyShare V1233 has a 2.5-inche LCD. However, both cameras lack any kind of optical image stabilization.
Link via The Digital Camera Blog
The Sony LT HD PC/TV is a mini home theater with an on board Blu-ray drive and a CableCard slot. Its Blu-ray drive is able to record 50GB of HD movie on a single disk, and plays HD movies on its 22-inch widescreen display. If you don’t want to spend $2900 on all that fancy HD stuff, there is an LT standard model that costs $1900, and doesn’t have that Blu-ray drive on board.
LG has released a designer clamshell phone in Korea adorned with crystal and flower patterns. The Cyon Cristal Edition is designed by Robert Ryan, a chief designer of “Pau Smith”. The cell phone provides a 2.2 inch display, external color display and hot keys for on the top flip. The LG Cyon Cristal Edition phone will be available in Korea only for $425, which is pretty cheap for a designer phone.
Nokia announced two new accessories this morning. The 23-gram BH-903 features an OLED display and support for A2DP, AVRCP, PBAP, HFP and HSP Bluetooth profiles. It offers 15 hours of talk/music when it hits globally in Q4 for $274. Meanwhile, the 8-hour BH-902 comes equipped with the same OLED display without the dongle and stereo remote capabilities. Weighing 18.2-grams, the BH-902 will be available in Q4 with an estimated price tag of $157 (pre-tax).
VIA has produced a new fanless Eden ULV processor that is clocked at 500MHz and only requires 1 watt of electricity to run. The low power requirements found in this new processor will target firms that design and engineer embedded systems which require low power consumption, while those looking for an eco-friendly design will definitely welcome this development. In the near future, VIA also plans to produce 1GHz and 1.5GHz versions that consume 3.5 and 7.5 watts respectively.
That’s right! The 1GB NHC Ecolong MP3 player offers 85 hours of playback time with just a single AAA battery. Priced at about $43, the player sports MP3/WMA (non-DRMed) file formats. The firm also offers a premium camo model for just $51.
SteelSeries, who specialize in pro gaming gear, have announced the Ikari Professional Gaming mouse. The mouse is available in two versions, the Ikari Optical for FPS gamers, and the Ikari Laser for RTS gamers. These mouse operate at 500 Hz – compared to some of the competitors whose mice run at 1000 Hz. The Ikari Professional Gaming mouse will probably cost somewhere around $60 – $70.
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