by Alexander on December 15, 2007
The Infinity miPC ain’t half bad. It’s a UMPC without a keyboard but doesn’t lack much else. It not only plays music and video but also records it, has a built-in FM tuner, supports DivX and XviD, and functions as a GPS system when its docked. If you need to get work done on the go, the miPC offers a mobile Microsoft Office, it can handle VoIP, Email, browsing and IM. It comes with Tele Atlas navigation software, which includes maps of the US and Canada with text-to-voice directions. It features a 4.3 inch touchscreen, SD slot, 30GB HDD, 128MB of RAM and connectivity via USB 2.0, Bluetooth 2.0 and 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. That’s what we know about it now, price not available yet, though it’s going to release soon.
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by Alexander on December 13, 2007
The Samsung SPF-83V Digital Photo Frame not only connects to your PC to display photos, but you can connect to the web, including your Flickr, when you’re online to display whatever picture you’d like. If you have a Windows Live account with photo sharing, you can also connect to that. Offline photos can be stored on the 64MB of memory or removable formats such as Compact Flash, Memory Stick, SD, and xD. It can also play music and videos from your Windows Media Player.
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by Nicole on November 13, 2007
The Extreme Range WiFi Router has 802.11b and 802.11g at 30dBm of power which is equivalent to the strongest radio allowed by the FCC.It’s multi-features include access point, router, point-to-point bridge, point-to-multipoint bridge, and wireless repeater, and supports WPA-Enterprise, WPA2, or WEP. You can take this handy router anywhere and have strong strength signals and have the best wi-fi possible! This is the magic wand of wi-fi! $285
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by Nicole on November 10, 2007
The 2.4 GHz ISM bands have become more popular in the tech world. It’s designed to help you with trouble-shooting and the analyzing of Wi-Fi networks. It displays signal strength for all Wi-Fi networks as well as Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz cordless phones, microwaves, Zigbee, and all other 2.4 GHz transmitters. You can now know when channels are quite and when you need to avoid certain ones making you pick the perfect channel to access point instead of randomly. $200
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by Johan on October 23, 2007
Linksys today introduced the Linksys WRT600N router, which is the company’s first dual-band Wi-Fi devices that can handle 802.11a/b/g/n devices via a standard 2.4GHz frequency while operating a 5GHz transmitter that works on 802.11n devices. The router offers some connectivity options including a USB 2.0 port for those who are interested in hooking up a NAS device, and four gigabit Ethernet ports. You can buy this dual-band WiFi router for $280 each.
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by Johan on August 24, 2007
Shuttle is now offering new XPC Barebone SN68PTG6, which is the first model in the company’s G6 line that features AMD Athlon 64 X2, Athlon 64, and Sempron processor support, an NVIDIA GeForce 7050PV graphics chipset, a PCI and PCI-E X16 slot, up to 4GB of RAM, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0, USB Speed-Link, and a built-in fingerprint scanner. Other features include USB, Gigabit LAN, Firewire, and eSATA. The system sports eight-channel HD audio with DTS support and an HDMI output (in addition to the standard D-SUB jack). Additionally, the firm also offers a stripped down version of the system called the SN68PTG5, which features a 250-Watt power supply, and without WLAN, Bluetooth, Speed-Link, and fingerprint scanner. Both Shuttle XPC Barebones will be available in the coming weeks. The recommended retail price is $427 for the SN68PTG6 Deluxe, and $324 for the SN68PTG5 (without VAT).
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by Nicole on August 21, 2007
Loewe connect has 3 sizes ranging from 32 to 42 inches, each with a built-in network media player, USB port, Ethernet port, wifi, and and an interegated HD tuner. No price or release date is available but will be on display at IFA 2007.
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by Johan on July 25, 2007
Toshiba released their first U.S. notebook computer with HD DVD-R drive. Known as the Qosmio G45-AV680, this 17-inch notebook comes with a piano-key white glossy finish, back lit (blue light) control knobs, external USB HDTV Tuner, four Harman Kardon Bass Reflex stereo speakers with a built-in sub woofer, and Dolby Home Theater technology. In the inside, the laptop is powered by 2.0GHz Core 2 Duo T7300 processor, up to 4GB RAM, Intel Turbo Memory (1GB), 320GB hard drive, HD DVD burner, and Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT graphics card with 512MB memory (plus up to 255MB dynamically allocated shared memory using Nvidia TurboCache technology). The Qosmio G45-AV680 is now available for $3200.
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by Johan on July 23, 2007
Mouse Computer of Japan introduced their latest notebook PC called the LuvBook J120S. That’s right! Love it or hate it, this laptop is going to be called a LuvBook. It is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 processor, a 12.1 inch wide-screen WXGA LCD display, Intel 4965AGN WLAN, 1GB DDR2 memory (expandable up to 2GB), an 80GB SATA hard drive, 3 USB ports, and one Gigabit LAN port. The J120S also comes with Windows Vista Home Premium Edition operating system. Its DVD burner sports DVD+/-R, DVD+/-R and DVD+RW media. The LuvBook J120S retails for approx. $990.
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by Johan on July 16, 2007
Asus comes back with a powerful motherboard for game addicts. The Asus P5K3 Premium/WiFi-AP offers exceptional functions and adopts the Turbo D3 technology which is a superb overclocking technology that guarantees overclocking above DDR3 1500 and “reduces clock cycle timing by 50% for random data access.” The motherboard also sports 2GB DDR3 1333MHz memory and AI Gear 2 that can save up to 50% of CPU power usage. No word on pricing and availability so far.
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