From the monthly archives:
QuickSilver has created a new phone concept which looks like PacMan. The mobile phone has QVGA display, GPRS and EDGE connectivity, a microSD memory card slot, and a USB port. The idea of this concept is interesting. However, there is no word on when this concept phone will go into mass production.
The Samsung F110 Adidas Phone will make its debute in the telecomworld in November. It is a 2.5G slider with a 2-inch QVGA screen, 2MP digicam, FM radio and MP3 player. The handset also features a heartbeat monitor, pedometer and some dedicated sports applications. The best part is that this phone will be released next month.
The owner of the device will mainly not use the internet and e-mail while playing sports. However, the device can still handle this. Small disadvantage here is that quick dataconnections will not be possible with this device, this because the device is only a quad-band EDGE phone. In some European countries this means that data connections can only be made with GPRS.
Suzuki introduced the company’s new CUV(Crossover Utility Vehicle) concept car at the Tokyo Motor Show 2007. Dubbed as the X-HEAD, it is an environmental-friendly concept car with hybrid engine and spacious storage room. The car is powered by 1.4L engine and 6-speed automatic transmission. No word on when this concept will go into mass production.
Nintendo Japan is releasing a new TV tuner for the DS November 8th. This tuner allows you to watch digital TV anywhere in Japan on the upper screen of the DS and the bottom half is a remote control. But don’t expect these to drop in the US anytime soon. $59.
LG has decided to sell its new LG E300-AP75KA compact notebook in the Korean market. Weighing at just 1.3kg, this desktop replacement is powered by a 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 processor with a 13.3 inch WXGA Fine Bright LCD, 2GB of RAM, 160GB of Hybrid hard disk drive with 256MB of flash memory, a DVD Multi Recorder, a 1.3MP webcam, a HDMI output, Wi-fi, and an ATI Radeon X1250 (shared memory). The laptop retails for approx. $1750.
Link via The Laptop Blog
The Samson G-Track USB microphone is a condenser microphone. It has a built-in interface and mixer to record your terrible vocals as well as instruments. The mic works hand in hand with the Cakewalk Sonar LE software or Apple’s GarageBand. It’s very easy to use, you just plug in your noise-maker to the unit and the mic plugs into your mac or pc and just play and go! Music is made; or in some people’s case a tone-deaf deluded pipedream. It’s available now for $264.
Nissan recently showcased its new concept car called the Round Box at Tokyo Motor Show 2007. It is a small compact convertible concept car that features ‘Road Surface Window’, enabling users to see the road and feel the thrills of driving inside the car. Its newly ‘Play Catch’ system also helps the passengers to feel a sense of oneness by sharing driving information and entertainment content.
Imagine a sunny day outside, now imagine what you could be doing on a sunny day. Six words: Vero Solar-Powered Bluetooth Handsfree Set. This bluetooth set allows you to talk within a 10-30 mile radius of a Bluetooth enabled phone, making it easier for you talk and drive! What makes life even better is that it allows you the voice recognition feature which dials the number upon saying the person’s name.
Sky comes back with its new IM-S240K slider phone that features 2MP digital camera and sports HSDPA 7.2MBps, multimedia player, DMB, and dictionary. The phone will be available soon for $440.
Here is the Toshiba T-911 3G slider from Softbank. The mobile phone features an onboard TV tuner with recording capabilities. Its 3 inch LCD display offers a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels and has protective glass covering to avoid internal reflections. The display adopts the same technology that is used in the company’s REGZA line of LCD TV’s. Other features include Bluetooth, TV out, 3MP shooter, “Felica”, Media player, GPS and Micro SD card slot. More pictures after the break.
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