Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 7000

Price range: $28.37 - $65.49

The Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 is a new rechargeable desktop mouse from Microsoft which is simple, ergonomic, and stylish. The mouse is lightweight, good looking, easy to setup, and comfortable to use.

The Specifications:
Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wireless (USB Adapter)
Power: One Rechargable AAA (with Dock)
Sensor: High Definition 850nm Laser
Other: 4-way scroll & back/forward buttons

The Buttons: - 3.5/5 starsFor a full-sized desktop mouse, I was partially disappointed to see how few buttons the mouse had. Other than the left/right click buttons the Wireless Laser Mouse 7000 only had a scroll wheel, which also functioned as a middle click, and a back/forward browser navigation buttons on the left side. The scroll wheel had no friction (no clicks) which made it slightly difficult to use with certain applications. It would have been nice if it had a switch to enable or disable the “notches” like some of the Logitech mice do. Clicking in the scroll wheel to perform a middle-click took some getting used to since I kept accidentally scrolling instead. And finally the back and forward buttons were placed high up making them hard to reach, however it wasn’t an issue after a day or two of use. I do wish they could have thrown at least a few more controls onto the mouse for faster navigation. And finally the two most important buttons, left and right click, were easy to reach, however were a bit too soft and were unusually squeaky.

Nokia launches the Stylish Nokia 7510 with T-Mobile USA

Price: Rs.17900.00

Featuring a new, easy-to-use graphics interface, the Nokia 7510 will allow T-Mobile customers to quickly scroll and identify the various menus including messaging, address book, music player and more. The Nokia 7510 also allows for UMA connectivity - allowing flexibility between using the cellular and Wi-Fi networks for calls.
“Nokia’s wide range of devices includes several that add fashion to function and allow consumers to choose the best device that expresses their personality. With the unique style of the Nokia 7510, users are allowed to express themselves with colors and external display,” said Frank Vium, Vice President, Sales, Nokia.
“The Nokia 7510 will be a great addition to our lineup because it features changeable faceplates, which means our customers can easily personalize their phone day-to-day,” said Travis Warren, Director of Device Marketing at T-Mobile USA. “The unique hidden-until-lit display further illustrates the cool features of the device that our customers are sure to love.”

Additional features of the Nokia 7510 include:
· Xpress-On front and back covers available in Fatal Red, Espresso Brown and Emerald Green
· Support for POP3 and IMAP4 email accounts
· Digital music player (supports MP3, AAC and AAC+ formats)
· FM radio with Radio Data System (RDS)
· 2 megapixel camera with Nokia Image Perfection System (NIPS), LED flash and 4x digital zoom
· 2.2 inch QVGA display, 240 x 320 display with 16 million colors
· A microSD memory card slot for expandable memory (supports up to 8GB microSD memory card)
· Quadband 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE
· Dimensions: 3.64 x 1.83 x .66 inches (L x W x H), 4.37 ounces
The Nokia 7510 will be available later this month in select T-Mobile retail stores.

DisneyMobile DM001SH

Disney get into Japan’s telecom market, partnered with Softbank, by introducing the MVNO network, DisneyMobile. DisneyMobile is going to offer its first phone on 1st March. The phone is named DM001SH, meaning that it is made by Sharp. Users will have a email address with @disney.co.jp when they join DisneyMobile.
DisneyMobile DM001SH support W-CDMA and HSDPA network. It comes with a 2.6-inch ASV LCD screen, a 60×32 organic EL secondary screen and a 2 megapixel camera. Not surprise the phone has a Disney-themed UI. It also offers WMA/SD-Audio playback, Bluetooth and microSD card slot.
It is available in 3 colors, Shiny Silver, Glitter Gold and Sparkle Pink. More pics after the jump.

Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard

Price Rupees: 15850

This is Logitech diNovo Mini palm-sized stylish keyboard, which may be the best companion for you Bluetooth mobile phone. The diNovo Mini supports Bluetooth and you can enjoy long-range wireless control from up to 30 feet away.

Sony Ericssion T650i - New Design Route

Price:$200.00

Sony Ericsson has dubbed its latest device, the T650i, as a style icon. UK and Ireland marketing manager Ian Finn said the manufacturer was going down a ‘new design route’, as it’s known for its camera and music devices, rather than fashion handsets. ‘It is for the person who wants to make a statement with their phone,’ he said.

The device comes in stainless steel casing and has a scratch-proof mineral glass screen. It is also a 3G device with a 3.2 megapixel camera and comes with a desk stand, carry case and a 256MB memory stick.

Beautiful Crystal clear sounds from Japan

Price:10 million yen ($105,030)

Made in heat-resistant glass cones, the $167,500 (16 million yen) “Harion” speakers are break-resistant. Made by Japan’s glass maker Hario and 23 different subcontractors, the beautiful speaker setup is composed of two mid-range speakers, a central speaker, couple of acrylic tweeters and a sub woofer.
This beautiful and delicate creation has given a whole new dimension to your ordinary Speakers and guarantees a never before experience to the listener.
Oh, and in case you are looking for a bargain, the company is offering these speakers for 10 million yen ($105,030) if you and ten other friends of yours order it right away.

USB Car Charger Adapter

To make the best out of your iphone even when you are on the move USB Car charger adapter will provide the power to your phone in car using your existing USB charger cable. So need to carry an in car charger with you!

Stylish iPod speaker system designed by Jean-Michel Jarre

Priced at $570

Well there is no dearth of impressive iPod accessories such as iPod docks or for that sake be it iPod speaker systems. And to your knowledge, there is another new iPod speakers named as Aero System from the famous designer Jean-Michael Jarre.

As you can see from the picture, the iPod sock/speaker system looks stylish and innovative! What’s more it delivers excellent audio quality meant for all the consumers who do not want to compromise even an inch on the audio front! The two impressive 20W RMS speakers and a 45W RMS subwoofer into its retro-inspired enclosure, in addition to a USB port and a 3.5mm jack make this an all together very important iPod accessory.
(€449) the iPod dock/speaker does sound a bit expensive, isn’t it? That’s the price at which it is retailing at present in Europe. Jarre is surely on a mission to improve music.

Creative MovieWorks HD iPod Dock

PRICE: $249.99

Now you can put those great stored videos to use on your iPod with this new iPod Dock from Creative. Creative unveiled a new HD docking station for iPods called the Xdock HD. It was capable of outputting video in 1080 and sending X-Fi quality sound to other wireless receivers around your house. We never heard anything official about it since.
Now they’ve quietly released a fresh one in the Cambridge Soundworks line called MovieWorks HD. It appears to be the exact same device. It does the usual, outputting iPod video and audio via HDMI onto your TV or sound system. According to Creative, this is the only one with it’s Xtreme Fidelity, X-Fi Crystallize and X-Fi CMSS-3D technology.
If you hate cables you can get the optional wireless receiver, but the dock itself will run you $249.99.

Latest CD/DVD Repair System

Price:$39.95


Now you can save your scratched CDs, DVDs, game, photo and data discs. It is so easy with Brookstone’s CD/DVD Repair System. Simply place a disc in the slot and the machine loads the disc, repairs it, ejects it and then shuts itself off. Sounds like a no-brainer to me!
Easily fix scratches that cause your discs to fail to play, skip or freeze or fail. Now you don’t need to throw away your CDs, DVDs and game discs that have taken a beating over time. Uses six AA batteries (not included). Retails for around

Microsoft Beautiful SideWinder Mouse

Microsoft is back again with yet another product to their very religious customers. This time the company has come up with an innovative gaming mouse SideWinder Mouse. The mouse is designed with a substance size of approximately 74×125×40mm (width × depth × height) and weights about 165gms. The SideWinder mouse looks really stylish with three resolution modification personal switches and a knob for scrolling purpose, each of these switches are placed on mouse central top. It also employs a small LCD display which can confirm resolution and the procedure etc. The SideWinder Mouse can be all yours by shedding out 8,820 Yen and would be obtainable in the month of December.Via

S-Series Mobile Concept From Bamboo

The S Series Mobile phone is concept looks very sleek, it made of wood combined with a stylish mobile phone screen and keypad. This phone has especially created for those peoples who don’t extra features in their phone but need stylish and wonderful handset, Bamboo, Black Acrylic and Brushed Aluminum Buttons have used in its creation, its looks very stylish and you will also like this unique phone.
There are still no details of availability, but hopefully one of the big companies can pick this beauty sleek phones.

Feature of Beautiful Mobile Egg

You don't even know what this can do but you want one already. I know, I feel the same way. It's something about the slow, sensuous curves; the elegant, simple silk-touchscreen display and serene, humming hue of that glowing red all topped off with a man-sized USB slot that calls like a siren, "Fill me with your data."
The Egg phone is sadly only a concept, like all the best fantasies, but designer RomanTubl has come up with his picture of the future of mobiles clear for you to see in the images after the jump - a fully-functioning media player with a beautifully minimal interface. Now all someone has to do is make it.

Apple beautiful Slim and Touch mobile PMA 2009

The 16GB Apple iPod touch came in a surprisingly compact reatail box; only inches larger than the Apple iPod touch itself. The iPod box contains a quick guide in 6 languages, Apple earplugs, a USB cable, an iPod connector with a transparent hook, a polishing cloth for cleaning the iPod and of course the iPod itself. The iPod touch comes with a fully loaded battery, so it is not necessary to charge the battery before using the iPod touch. The Apple iPod touch has only one dedicated button at its disposal, just as the iPhone, with one function to return to the main menu or in case screen deactivation is on, to activate the screen of the Apple iPod in combination with a sliding movement on the touch screen.

Motorola and Pressmart Bring Live News on the Mobile to India

Motorola, Inc.'s (NYSE: MOT) Indian subsidiary, Motorola India Private Limited, and India's leading digital publisher, Pressmart Media Limited, today announced the live news-on-the-mobile service1 on MOTO VE66, MOTOSURF A3000 and MOTOROKR EM35 phones slated for distribution in India.News on the mobile provides consumers access to branded news content powered by Pressmart. By selecting the WAP link 'Daily News' on their

Motorola phones, consumers can receive free news content and access to their favourite newspapers while on the go. Newspapers offered on the service include: Indian Express, The Financial Express, The Asian Age and Deccan Chronicle4. News-on-the-Mobile is designed specifically for the mobile phone screen for optimum viewing experience. A GPRS connection is required to access the free news content. 'We are delighted to bring the unique news-on-the-mobile service to the information-seeking Indian for whom news is an integral part of everyday life,' said Faisal Siddiqui, head of India Operations, Motorola Mobile Devices. 'New applications on Motorola mobile phones are driven out of our desire to anticipate and fulfill Indian consumers' needs and aspirations.' 'As the mobile Internet usage increases and handsets become more capable, users' appetite for content is rising sharply,' said Sanjiv Gupta, executive chairman of Pressmart. 'Our collaboration with Motorola India extends our reach to mobile users in this part of the world. It also demonstrates our capability and constant desire, to design and deliver technologies that consumers want in today's rapidly changing times.'About Pressmart Pressmart is a leading print-to-digital delivery service. Print publications use Pressmart's 360-degree full-service platform to deliver their online editions to their subscribers. As a publication is put to bed, Publishers supply their pre-press PDF pages to Pressmart. Pressmart's technology converts this content into a web and mobile ready content on its unique same-as-print interface. Pressmart manages subscriptions and ad sales on behalf of the publisher. Its impressive customer list from 45 countries, covering 22 languages, includes several top-end names in the publication industry. It is also a preferred partner for premier publishing associations around the world and is a winner of several awards and recognitions for its product innovation.Pressmart also offers digitization of historic archives from print and microform formats into future-proof XML-based formats and has digitized over 400 years of legacy archives for customers worldwide.Pressmart is venture funded by top Silicon Valley funds, DFJ, founded by Tim Draper and NEA-Indo US Ventures, founded by Vinod Dham. It is based out of Hyderabad and has presence in US, UK and Australia.

3D Brick Breaker Revolution Makes Its Debut on Apple App Store

3D Brick Breaker Revolution Makes Its Debut on Apple App StoreSAN MATEO, Calif.CA-DIGITAL-CHOCOLATE
Digital Chocolate, a quality leader in mobile gaming, today announced that 3D Brick Breaker Revolution is available on the Apple App Store. Redesigned and adapted specifically for Apple's revolutionary iPhone and iPod touch, Brick Breaker Revolution was an IGN Awards Winner for Best Artistic Design.
"We are proud to bring 3D Brick Breaker Revolution, an innovative brick breaking game that sets a new standard of fun in the genre, to Apple's App Store," said Trip Hawkins, CEO of Digital Chocolate.
3D Brick Breaker Revolution features ground-breaking elements for brick and paddle games. These innovations include the level progression through the tower of bricks where players can advance upwards, sideways, discovering bonuses and other surprises. The game allows players to pick up all-new power-ups to give the paddle unique abilities such as Gun Turrets, Laser Beam, Mines and more. 3D Brick Breaker Revolution delivers an abundance of content and literally infinite levels for endless replay value.
3D Brick Breaker Revolution is available for $5.99 from Apple?s App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore/. There is also a free version available on the Apple App Store that will provide a limited number of levels and modes.

Linux On The Playstation 3

The PlayStation 3 is capable of running Linux as well as other operating systems if installed on the console’s hard drive. Because it’s so powerful yet so cheap with Linux installed, it’s actually become somewhat of a favored research tool in academia. Many distributions are compatible with the console, including Yellow Dog Linux, Debian, Fedora 8, Gentoo, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu. However, this isn’t the experience for the faint of heart but definitely a cool little hobby if you are the tinker type.
Your user profiles and account information will remain on the XMB, but remember to back up any saved games or media files you want to restore after formatting the PS3 using a USB stick or an external hard disk. Your game saves are located under Game > Saved Data Utility. All downloaded games you paid for can be downloaded again without having to pay for them. They’ll be in your account history in the PS Store. Attach your PS3 to a HDTV or monitor using an HDMI (digital) or Component (5 RCA jacks) cable. Composite (yellow RCA jack) is not supported as the resolution is too low.
Before you install anything, it is most important to follow these steps:
· Connect the ethernet cable to the PS3. Be sure the network has a DHCP server on it. If this is a fresh-from-the-factory PS3, go through the setup steps as it prompts you on your first bootup, including setting the language, time, and a username for the PS3 system.
· Go to Settings, then System Settings, and choose Format Utility.
· Select Format Hard Disk, and confirm your selection twice.
· Select that you want a Custom partitioning scheme.
· Select that you want to Allot 10GB to the Other OS. This will automatically reserve the remaining disk space for the PS3’s game operating system. When finished, it will restart the system.
· When the system restarts, go to Settings then System Update. Choose Update via Internet.
· Follow the screens for the system update to download and install the latest system updates. Some screens only have cancel buttons, with no instructions on how to move forward. In order to move forward on those screens, use the X button on your controller.
· Once the PS3 restarts, it’s ready to have Linux installed on it.
Most newcomers should probably try Yellow Dog Linux (extremely helpful installation PDF) or an Ubuntu version for PS3 (incredible PS3 Ubuntu install resource) burned on a CD. For information on how to burn iso file to a cd/dvd, see this page. For install help with other Linux distros, try putting “(linux distro name) install ps3″ into Google and you should be able to figure it out from there.
Some helpful sites that I’ve found include PSUbuntu, an unbelieveably awesome Yellow Dog Linux FAQ, Wikipedia’s Linux on the PS3 article, PS3 Linux World, and more. Feel free to leave your links in a comment in this topic to help others.
Advanced users: There are several projects, like spu-medialib [sourceforge.net] and mesa3d [sourceforge.net], which accelerate PS3 graphics/video on the Cell’s SPEs. spu-medialib is actually a general framework for acceleration, while mesa3d offloads OpenGL onto the SPEs as a GPU.
There’s a narrative tutorial [linux.yes.nu] for installing the spu-medialib mplayer driver, with links to files, that plays video on the SPEs quite well, including 1080p HD videos.

Samsung: Solid state will match hard-drive price

PRICE:$100 and $600

Samsung expects solid-state drives to reach price parity with hard-disk drives within the next few years amid steep annual price declines in flash memory chips.
Solid-state drives, which use flash memory chips as the storage medium, typically offer much better performance than hard-disk drives. But they cost more. Currently, opting for an SSD instead of a hard-disk drive will add anywhere between $100 and $600 to the cost of a laptop, depending on the capacity of the SSD.
Dell's Alienware Area-51 laptop (above) and Dell's Studio XPS 16 come with a 256GB solid-state drive option(Credit: Dell)
In a phone interview, Brian Beard, flash marketing manager for Samsung Semiconductor, said reaching price parity with hard-disk drives is just a matter of time. "Flash memory in the last five years has come down 40, 50, 60 percent per year," he said. "Flash on a dollar-per-gigabyte basis will reach price parity, at some point, with hard disk drives in the next few years." Samsung makes both SSDs and HDDs.
Beard explained why a cost gap persists between solid-state drives and hard-disk drives. "The difference in cost is fundamentally very different. A hard drive has a fixed cost of $40 or $50 for the spindle, the motors, the PCB (printed circuit board), the cables," he said. "To make the hard drive spin faster (increase speed) or to add capacity doesn't really add a lot of incremental cost to the drive." (The price for most laptop-class hard-disk drives on the market is between $60 and $100 at retail, Beard said.)
"When you contrast this with SSDs, they also have a fixed cost for the PCB and the case and the controller, which is lower than the fixed cost of a hard drive," according to Beard. "But as you scale the capacity of the SSD up, the cost scales linearly. For example, if the spot price of the flash chip itself is $2, a 64GB drive is going to cost $128 just for the flash and then you would add the fixed cost of the PCB and the case, he said. So, the cost will double as you double the capacity, according to Beard.
This argument, however, works in favor of lower solid-state drive pricing too--as flash memory prices drop and densities and capacities increase. And Beard added that "there's a lot of pressure for OEMs (PC makers) to match the price to the traditional pricing in the hard-drive industry." Samsung is also a PC maker and faces the same pressures.
And what will happen to the price of SSDs this year? "The rest of the year is quite unpredictable. Because the SSD price is directly tied to the price of flash, no one knows. Everyone is just giving their best guess as to what will happen in the flash market," he said. To date, flash memory prices have dropped so much that chipmakers can't make money.
"Every major flash manufacturer posted major losses in Q4. So flash and SSD manufacturers are under a lot of pressure to make a profit," Beard said.
Where is the price-per-gigabyte sweet spot for solid-state drives going to be later this year? "On the business side, the sweet spot is 64(GB) moving to 128. On the consumer side it's definitely 128 moving to 256," he said.
Samsung SSDs with a capacity of 256GB have been shipping since January. Dell offers these drives in some laptop models already. 256GB drives are just now "rolling out into mass production," Beard said. "We'll start shipping it to some of our smaller customers about right now."
Note: Currently, on a Dell Studio XPS 16, opting for a 128GB SSD instead of a 7200rpm 320GB HDD adds $200 to the price of the system. Opting for a 256GB SSD adds $400.

Epson introduces PowerLite G5000 installation projectors

PRICE:$2499

Epson America Inc. launched Monday the Epson PowerLite G5000, the latest in Epson's line of installation projectors designed to provide flexibility, performance and easy installation for executive boardrooms and educational institutions.
Offering XGA (Extended Graphics Array) resolution and 4,000 lumens white light output and 4,000 lumens color light output, the network-ready PowerLite G5000 utilizes 3LCD technology to deliver advanced image quality and visual presentations, Epson said in a statement.
The PowerLite G5000 provides easy installation using greater positioning flexibility with a centered lens design, vertical/horizontal lens shift mechanism, and Quick Corner, an adjustment tool allowing for individual corner manipulation to fit the image to the screen.
This new projector is also engineered to interface and integrate with programming and controller applications, as well as work with modules and drivers for systems, including touch-panel screens and multiple content devices.
Epson offers an array of image capture and image output products for the consumer, business, photography, and graphic arts markets. The company is also a supplier of value-added point-of-sale (POS) printers and transactions terminals for the retail market.
Founded in 1975, Epson America Inc. is the U.S. affiliate of Japan-based Seiko Epson Corporation, a global manufacturer and supplier of high-quality technology products that meet customer demands for increased functionality, compactness, systems integration and energy efficiency. Epson America Inc. is headquartered in Long Beach, California.
"The PowerLite G5000 represents Epson's commitment to creating high-quality projection technology that produces astounding quality, reliability and precision control," said Edgar Jimenez, associate product manager, Epson Projection, Epson America. "The easy maintenance and low cost of ownership features, coupled with powerful projection technology, make this an ideal choice for cost-sensitive installations that require professional performance."
To assist with greater flexibility, the Epson PowerLite G5000 provides Epson Easy Management, as well as RJ-45 connectivity, which gives system administrators the power to remotely monitor and control the projector through the network. In addition, the projector offers one-touch filter replacement for convenient maintenance, saving time even on installed units, and easy side lamp access for quick lamp replacements, all resulting in a low total cost of ownership (TCO).
The Epson PowerLite G5000 features Epson 3LCD Technology which uses Epson's latest, 3-Chip LCD optical engine to deliver amazing color and detail for powerful presentations. 3LCD technology also provides true-to-life image quality using an optical engine that works without a spinning color wheel so there's no possibility of "rainbows" or color break-up, delivering true-to-life color registration, as well as crisp and detailed video and data images. The Epson PowerLite G5000 also features closed captioning which offers built-in closed captioning decoder which makes presentations accessible to viewers with hearing impairments with no added cost.
The Epson PowerLite G5000 also features flexible lens positioning which offers centered lens design, vertical and horizontal lens shift mechanism and 1.8x wider zoom standard lens allow integrators to easily position the projector and screen in any environment. It also features adjustable image through the Quick Corner, which allows for individual corner manipulation in order to fit an image to the screen, even in difficult installation locations, and includes a 30-degree tilt operation for single off-axis installation.
The Epson PowerLite G5000 also offers high contrast ratio which offers a 1000:1 contrast ratio for greater shadow detail, and direct on and off for powering an installed projector on and off with a flip of a power switch.
The Epson PowerLite G5000 comes at an estimated street price of US$ 2,499, and is currently available through national resellers, pro audio/visual dealers, mail order, and distribution. The projector includes a two-year limited warranty with two technical support services, including Epson PrivateLine phone support for projector owners to directly access an expedited support telephone line by using a phone card that is included with the product, and a Road Service projector replacement program that includes projector exchange in one business day.

LSI Tarari T1000 content processor expands support to multicore processors

LSI Corp. announced that its line of Tarari T1000 content processors support an expanded range of embedded multicore processors. In addition to Intel and AMD x86 processors, the T1000 can be coupled to other processors such as the RMI XLR Processor and XLS Processor lines of multicore processors, enabling low-overhead, deep packet inspection at multi-gigabit data transfer rates.
In addition to previously announced support for PCI Express and PCI interfaces, the T1000 provides full cross-packet inspection in hardware for PCI-X systems operating at data rates up to 3 Gb/s (gigabits-per-second).
LSI of Milpitas, California, a provider of silicon, systems and software technologies that enable products which seamlessly bring people, information and digital content together. The company offers a portfolio of capabilities and services including custom and standard product ICs, adapters, systems and software.
The LSI Tarari content processor line is a comprehensive set of solutions providing security, quality of service, content-based billing and bandwidth management functions for high-speed networks. Tarari solutions support common industry interfaces and a common application programming interface, resulting in shorter design cycles and faster time to market.
"The RMI XLR Processor family of MIPS64 multicore, multithreaded processors has already secured a number of design wins when coupled with the T1000," said Mark Litvack, director of business development, RMI Corporation. "Now that both PCIe and PCI-X bus support are available, our customers can take advantage of our full range of XLS and XLR processor families."
The T1000 series allows networking OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) to develop a single content processing solution for the entire performance spectrum, from entry-level to high-end systems. Using the same regular expression rules, OEMs can deploy any device in the LSI content processor product portfolio without significant additional effort, saving engineering expense and shortening time to market.
"The addition of PCI-X to the T1000 series opens up a new market of embedded applications," said Randy Smerik, senior vice president, Network Components Division, LSI. "Now, more OEMs can deploy a wider range of multicore processors by designing systems that provide more intelligence, better control and tighter security than ever before."
In addition to providing real-time performance, Tarari solutions offload the system CPU (central processing unit). Designers have the option to reduce CPU clock frequency or to decrease system cost and cut power consumption by using fewer CPU cores.
LSI Tarari T1000 support for PCI-X is available now.

Motorola M55 Newest shock resistant phone

Mobile phone companies manufacture various kinds of phones. the common disadvantage in mobile phones are , if you drop it to the floor, it may broke. but as a solution Motorola has made shock resistant phone to rough usage. this phone operates between -10C to 50C.This is a another upcoming phone which may be available on middle of year 2009. M55 is a 2G phone which has 3.5 inch TFT touch screen. it's a PDA device and runs with windows mobile 6.1 OS. even this phone is bit large, it has full QWERTY keypad at the front. M55 has 2MP camera with LED flash. Motorola M55 has very powerful hardware features. it has Intel PXA270 520 MHz CPU and 256Mb RAM. the internal memory is 128Mb but you can extend it up to 8GB with SD memory cards. M55 has another special feature. it has 1D and 2D barcode scanners. also M55 has full featured GPA receiver with A-GPS support.

All Features

- Shock resistant

- Drop-to-concrete resistance up to 1.2m

- Operating temperature

-10C to 50C

- Push-to-talk service

- Snap

-on magnetic stripe reader

- 1D and 2D barcode scanners

- MP3/AAC music player

- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g

Asus nuvifone G60 the full face touchscreen Linux powered phone

After launching apple i-phone, the new trend has born. that is full face touchscreen phones. now Samsung and LG are pioneers of these kind of phones. now asus has launched this type phone, but is it very special one. this phone is very similar to apple i-phone in features. but it runs with Linux operating System. there are lot of mobile phones which runs with linux OS, but most of them are not popular brands. but remember Google Android is also a linux based OS.Asus nuvifone has 3.55 inch full face TFT touchscreen. the internal memory is 4Gb and it supports up to 16Gb memory cards. nuvifone is a 3G phone which supports three 3G bands. also it allows 7.2Mbps HSDPA internet connectivity. G60 has built in full featured GPS receiver with A-GPS support. also it has built in Google maps application. Asus nuvifone has good business features. it has full featured organizer and Document viewer which suppports many file types such as PDF,Word and exel. the camera is 3.15 Mp and maximum picture resolution is 2048x1536 pixels.

Onkyo Launches First Dolby Pro Logic IIz Receiver

Onkyo's new TX-SR607 receiver goes where no sound component has ever gone before by providing Dolby Pro Logic IIz, which gives you vertically-oriented sound in addition to the normal surround sound.
The vertical sound field is created by two speakers which sit above the television, and will provide a noticeable effect in situations where something like an airplane flyover is on screen. The 7.2 system features 90 watts of power per channel, Dolby True HD and DTS-HD support, plus HDMI switching with 1080p support for Deep Color and x.v.Color.
Onkyo also launched the TX-SR307 and TX-SR507, which are only 5.1 and lack the Dolby Pro Logic IIz. They have 65 and 80 watts per channel, respectively, but feature the same HDMI support as its more sophisticated sibling. The 307, 507 and 607 will all be out in April for $300, $400 and $600, respectively.

Newest whole housegenerator from Cummins Onan,RS12000 "Stealth".

Designed specifically for neighborhood friendly operation and ease of maintenance, the latest generator from Cummins Onan is a fanatastic alternative for your back up generation needs. Coupled with an automatic transfer switch you can have real peace of mind knowing your home is insured of electricity regardless of what man or Mother Nature can throw at our electric system

Fish USB Hub looks like something the cat dragged in

It's cute, it's useful, you're totally going to want one! Well, maybe not, but the Fish Shape 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub still could make your life a little cooler if you're in the market for a USB hub. It's purple, the eyes are LEDs, and it's sure to be boatloads of fun -- as long as you keep it out of Heathcliff's way, that is. Really, what more could you ask for? This little dude can be yours for a mere $10.99.

Wolfking’s Warrior Xxtreme gets reviewed

Are you ready for a blast of the obvious? If so, head on down to the read link and take a look at Extreme Tech's review of the Warrior Xxtreme. Wolfking's latest gamepad is obviously aiming at a smallish niche, and while it proved to be quite the device to have while gaming, it's not exactly the easiest thing to pound out a dissertation on. 'Course, we sincerely hope you didn't expect anything other than precisely those results, and it should be noted that Wolfking did a swell job of catering to righties and southpaws alike. Overall, we've serious doubts that touch-typists will be keen on swapping out their ergonomic split 'board for this thing, but hunt-and-peckers that spend the majority of their time in WoW raids may find lots to love.

Diamond Made Computer Mouse

Daaaarrrlink, is this bling heaven or what? It's time to jettison that humorless and corporate-grey mouse of yours and get some sparkle onto your desktop. Studded with a panoply of glittering fake diamonds, the Diamante Mouse is a dazzlingly different and sparklingly superior computer mouse for people wanting to be lifted from the drudgery of normal workstations.
Features:
- A standard-shaped desk mouse studded with dazzling white, fake diamonds.- Compatible with USB.- Suitable for ages 8 years+.- Size: 10 x 3cm.
Available at: I Want One Of Those (UK/USA/Europe/International)

Backpack Has Speakers, Stormtrooper Styling

The Reppo II Backpack is a product design by Joonas Saaranen. As you may be able to tell being the astute observer that I know you are, it's a hardshell backpack with speakers. It was designed with those people in mind that want to subject you to their music no matter how much it sucks. Like Captain Deaf of the USS Busted Eardrums I had to sit next to on the bus yesterday. He was wearing headphones, but he had the volume up so loud the whole bus could probably hear. I mean WTF? I was going to grab his iPod and smash it, but I knew that things would work themselves out. And you know what? I was right. He got mugged after getting off at his stop. Poor bastard, no more music for him. Say, speaking of music -- I've got a nice iPod for sale. Great condition, comes with a pair of really loud headphones

Hermione 2.1 Speaker

The Alien forehead-looking speaker set dubbed the "Hermione" launches this month in Korea. Britz International's speaker delivers 2.1-channels of sound from your PC, with the .1 coming from the rounded HR Giger-inspired sub. No word yet on pricing, but we should know more as the launch date nears. Hermione may be worth an import for folks who want to match their all-black computer case and monitor

Nokia's aeon "full surface screen" cellphone concept Price:$ 399.00

Nokia's research and development team have kicked it up a gear with an attractive "aeon" concept phone showing up in the R&D section of the company's website. The most prominent design feature of aeon is a touchscreen that stretches over the full surface area of the phone, similar to BenQ-Siemens's Black box concept phone we saw recently. Currently mobile technology isn't quite up to realizing this fantasy, but we'll sleep better tonight knowing that at least one of the cellphone industry's biggest names shares the same dream as we do -- BenQ's dream didn't count, unfortunately.

Latest Motorola RAZR V3x

Ø 3G video calling
Ø 2.0 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, LED flash and macro mode
Ø VGA video camera (640 x 480 pixels)
Ø Windows Media Player supports MP3, AAC+, MPEG4, WMV, WMA and Real Video/Audio files
Ø Main display: TFT, 262,000 colures, 240 x 320 pixels
Ø Speaker-independent voice recognition for hands free use
Ø MP3 ringtones
Ø Messaging: SMS, EMS , MMS, Email (POP3, IMAP4, SMTP)
Ø 3D Games
Ø Connectivity: Bluetooth
Ø Memory: 62 Mbytes with TransFlash card (max 512 Mbytes)
Ø WAP 2.0 browser, GPRS class 10
Ø Size: 99 x 53 x 20 mm
Ø Weight: 125g
Ø Talk time: 131 minutes
Ø Video calling: 90 minutes
Ø Battery standby: 227 hours

Compal becomes a great pal for computer users

Price: 400USD

The Compal is your latest computer pal. This portable computer system was seen in the Computex. Running on a Windows CE 5.0 platform , the computer buddy can do amazing things. Let’s take a look at it’s features.
Don’t underestimate the power of this little guy. The Compal is powered by a 532MHz Freescale i.MX31 processor. The Compal also features a touchscreen Along with a fast processor, the Compal offers the following to it’s users:
* 256MB of SDRAM
* 512MB of Flash memory
* Wireless system
* Bluetooth
It even comes with a 1.3 Megapixel camera and all priced a little under 400USD. I think this is a great deal for a pocket PC - almost too good to be true. So, if you have 400 dollars to spend, get yourself one of these computer buddies. Also, these pocket PCs might be able to bring back the Windows CE version.

Latest Mobile: Black Berry Storm

Phone typeCandy bar
Height112.5 mm
Width62.2 mm
Depth14 mm
Weight155 grams

The BlackBerry® Storm™ smartphone is Research In Motion's first full touchscreen mobile phone and on the surface, it's just another one to add to the ever growing list available. However, the Storm™ has gone in its own direction and features innovations not found anywhere else, plus the draw of the awesome email capabilities of a BlackBerry® mobile cannot be underestimated. Read on to see why the Storm™ was one of the most anticipated mobile phone releases of the year!Features at a Glance
A 3.2" touchscreen with a 360x480 resolution and SurePress™ technology.
Built-in Assisted GPS with BlackBerry® Maps installed.
A 3.2 megapixel camera.
Music and video player.
The Storm™ is 3G with HSDPA support.
1GB of internal memory and a microSD slot compatible with 8GB card. Why You Should Buy the Storm™
The BlackBerry® Storm™ is running version 4.7 of the BlackBerry® OS, which has been enhanced to become more finger friendly. What is good however, is how little the experience has changed from other recent BlackBerrys®, you have the regular shortcut keys on the home screen and either by pressing the screen or the handy BlackBerry® button below it takes you to the full menu as usual. Alongside the BlackBerry® menu key are the call and back keys, however, one could also call the entire screen a key all by itself! This is because of SurePress™, a system which means you actually have to press the screen down to select a function, resulting in a soft click.
At first, this can be a little disconcerting and it will take a while to become fully acquainted with it, however once you are you'll appreciate the level of feedback this system provides. BlackBerry® have also thought about the text input too, something which is so important to the overall BlackBerry® experience. Holding the phone normally gives you the SureType™ style keypad familiar to anyone who has used a BlackBerry® Pearl™ smartphone, but by turning the phone on its side - and letting the accelerometer adjust the screen automatically - a full QWERTY keyboard is displayed to make tapping out messages much more natural. DataViz is installed which allows you to edit most popular documents and then send them on too.
Like many other touchscreen phones, a swipe of your finger scrolls around pages or through your picture gallery and just as before, the BlackBerry® key brings up the menu so anyone used to a BlackBerry® OS will be at home here, while new users will be quick to adjust. The Storm™ is a 3G device and has support for HSDPA plus EDGE and GPRS, so web browsing on the move is as fast as currently possible, plus the BlackBerry® browser has been given a tweak or two and is better than previous incarnations. Of course, this being a BlackBerry® means it excels at anything email related and connects quickly and simply to just about any network you can think of.
Away from the business side of the Storm™, you have the 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera with an LED flash, a very capable music and video player, a 3.5mm jack plug for your own headphones and the Assisted GPS receiver complete with BlackBerry® Maps.

Top Mobile: O2 Ice White

Price:(£99 PAYG)

The Ice, exclusive to O2 is, as you may have gathered, white. In fact, I’d describe the colour as pure brilliant white – like the paint. It is tall and thin, and I have to say, rather elegant in design. The phone tapers at both the top and bottom edges, which makes a nice change from blockier handset designs and permits a couple of curves to creep in. When you add in the unusual rounded shaping of the number pad buttons, the call and end keys and the soft menu keys and the net result is a distinctive and not unpleasant handset.
When you buy a mobile for its looks you really need a matching Bluetooth earpiece, especially when your handset is cool white, right? Buy O2’s Ice online and that’s what you’ll get, the headset being worth £49.99, at least according to the company’s web site.

MY review Ice didn’t have this little extra in its box, but I did get a pair of white headphones. These incorporate a blue O2 flash on each earbud, which will allow the eagle-eyed to spot that you are using O2 kit and not any other, ‘trendywhite’ hardware.
It is one of the little let-downs of this handset that the headset connects to the phone via a 2.5mm jack. O2 has come close to offering owners the opportunity to use their own headset with the phone, but stepped back from the brink at the last minute. Yes, you could use a 2.5mm to 3.5mm converter plug, but this is an unwieldy solution and with the headphone socket located on the left edge of the Ice, one that is very awkward for the pocket.
The phone actually isn’t just white. There are some small splashes of colour such as green and red markings on the Call and End buttons, a circle of silver in the centre of the navigation button, markings on the number pad and so on, but the predominant whiteness is clearly this handset’s defining feature.
Usability has not been sacrificed for design. All the keys are slightly raised from the fascia, well spaced and very easy to hit. The navigation button, though small, is also easy to use.

Top Mobile:Black Diamond mobile phone for $300,000!

The Sony Ericsson Black Diamond was just a concept back in March, when pictures of Jaren Goh's concept phone began circulating on the web. Now, though, comes news that this stunning looking mobile phone will actually be made...well, five of them anyway!
Yes, in an effort to release the ultimate exclusive phone, just five Black Diamond mobile phones will be made, each encrusted with diamonds, and sold for $300,000 a piece!
Oh, and despite Jaren Goh originally designing the concept for Sony Ericsson, it's VIPN that will be making them. Pity, as it would have enabled Sony Ercsson to have a competitor for Nokia's appallingly over-priced and under-featured Vertu range of phones.

TheBlack Diamond mobile phone will come with the following features:
Quadband
802.11g WiFi
2.0" 256k TFT screen
128MB RAM
SIP (for VOIP)
WM5
Touch sensitive keypad
4MP camera
400Mhz Intel Xscale CPU Not bad - not worth $300,000, perhaps, but then the diamonds, titanium and polycarbonate case might account for some of the horrific price tag. If you want the ultimate in exclusive phones, then best be quick, as with only five being sold, there's bound to be a rush for the Black Diamond, even at that price!

Top Mobile: White Pearl

Price: $1,500 (£815.00)

Well this is the news i've been dieing to hear,so here we have it folks a more affordable version of the beautiful Black diamond although it won't be black.
The White Pearl will in every way be the same as the Black Diamond just no Titan and no diamonds and will come in a pearlacent white colour which i prefer more than the black to be very honest,even though the black does looks good in its own way.
And specification wise it will be the same again,Quad band with Wi-Fi an Intel 400Mhz processor running windows mobile 5 a 262k TFT colour screen,Touch Sensitive 2"screen,it will also feature an internal memory of 128mb and will come with a 2Gb SD card for external storage and a 4 Megapixel camera.
Since the White Pearl will come without the luxury add ons the price will reflect that hence it will only cost: $1,500 (£815.00) now thats music to my ears.

Top 5:Latest Laptop MSI Wind NB U100

Price:$550

was one of the first Intel Atom-based mini-laptops to appear, and thus helped establish what this bargain-priced CPU can handle. Our $550 configuration, which included 1GB of RAM, an 80GB 2.5-inch hard-disk drive, and Windows XP, earned a score of 36 on WorldBench 6. That's about average for a netbook.
The Wind's most touted feature is TurboDrive--a feature that amounts to overclocking at the touch of a button. Essentially, TurboDrive serves as a power management shortcut that shoves the Atom processor into its higher-power mode. Battery life was a letdown, though: The three-cell battery that shipped with our unit lasted for just 2 hours, 24 minutes.
MSI's Wind is small and fairly light (about 2.6 pounds), and it's sturdy enough to take a beating. But other solidly built netbooks are widely available, too.

Top 4:Latest Laptop Acer Aspire One

Price: $349

The first Acer Aspire One netbook, a Linux-based model, impressed us despite its modest components. Now the Aspire One's Windows XP Home version is here, carrying a larger hard drive and more RAM. Though hardly superswift, the XP-based Aspire One is a fine machine at a fantastic price: $349.
This Aspire One retains the physical profile, excellent keyboard, and small but crisp 8.9-inch screen found on the Linux-based model. But a 120GB hard-disk drive replaces the Linux model's paltry 8GB solid-state drive, and the system bulks up to 1GB of RAM (versus the Linux model's 512MB). Regrettably, the Aspire One earned a mark of just 34 on our WorldBench 6 tests, putting it toward the back of the pack among Atom-based netbooks (the average mini-laptop score hovers around 36).
Even worse, the Aspire One's three-cell battery lasted for just 2 hours, 16 minutes. You'll probably want to spring for the six-cell battery, which costs an extra $100--thereby negating the Aspire One's price advantage

Top 3:Latest Laptop Lenovo IdeaPad S10 Notebook

Price: $439

Despite its "mini" status, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10 houses some big-boy features. Among them are a (relatively) roomy 10.2-inch, 1024-by-600-resolution display and a 5400-rpm, 160GB platter-based hard-disk drive--the largest hard drive we've seen on a netbook yet.
Though the S10 has the same 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU and 1GB of RAM as most other mini-laptops we've tested, it outperforms them all. The IdeaPad S10 earned a score of 41 on our WorldBench 6 benchmark tests; it's not a speed demon by any means, but consider that the nearest competitor equipped with the same guts received a mark of just 37.
If you're looking for a big, beefy hard drive and surprisingly sprightly performance from a mini-notebook, the IdeaPad S10 is a solid pick.

Top 2:Acer Aspire One AOD150 Note Book

Price: $799

Many of the changes Acer made to its original Acer Aspire One to create the Acer Aspire One AOD150 make the updated model seem more like everything else on the market. And that isn't necessarily a good thing.
The original Aspire One had an 8.9-inch screen and packed a huge keyboard onto a fairly tiny frame. On the AOD150 you get a great-looking 10.1-inch screen but the same still-short-of-full-size keyboard.
The newer Aspire One's performance is about what we'd expect from a machine with its components (1GB of RAM and a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU). It earned a score of 35 on our WorldBench 6 test suite, an average mark.
Though the Acer Aspire One AOD150 has some strong points, better netbooks are on the market now, and more are on the way.