According to the source, Cowon is going to launch its new mobile internet device called W2 MID. This brushed metal device is powered by 1.33GHz Intel Atom CPU and it will come with a 4.8-inch 1024×600 touchscreen display, bluetooth, WiFi, multiple usb port and it will run on Windows 7 OS. The date of release and pricing is yet to be announced.
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This post was written by Brad on January 11, 2010
The 2010 Real Google Calender is created by Google Japan so the events and the logos for each month refers to Japanese events and culture. January is having Tiger Logo, May is showing the traditional koi kites of Children’s day and the September in respect for the Aged Day. It was really very nice to see the calender because while going through every month i got attracted towards the traditions and cultures in Japan. Google should try to do this around the world so every one around the world will have attachments with each and every part of this world.
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This post was written by Brad on January 5, 2010
Wish you all a Merry Christmas and may this festival bring abundant joy and happiness in your life!!!
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This post was written by Brad on December 25, 2009
ThinkGeek has introduced one more 3-in-1 gadget, the Track ball Mouse Nuumeric Keypad Hub. It is specially designed for netbook or notebook use. This unique device consists of a trackball mouse, numeric keypad and two USB port all in one package. The trackBall Mouse Numeric Keypad is available for $59.
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This post was written by Brad on December 23, 2009
As we all know that Acer is one of the leading companies who always comes up with new designs and speedy netbooks. For this time they have come up with Ferrari One Netbook. As this netbook is having the famous branding and the red hot lid, it is looking pretty much eye catching. It comes with 11.6-inches of display, 1.2GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 CPU, an AMD M780G chipset, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 graphics, in addition WiFi ,Bluetooth, optional WWAN and a 6-cell battery. The Acer’s Ferrari One Netbook is available in the market for $600.
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This post was written by Brad on December 19, 2009
You Are Here Umbrella designed by Cabracega Studios. This umbrella sounds to be a good idea to see where you are in the Google Earth Map.
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This post was written by Brad on November 30, 2009
Window’s W26 DAP which was to come in only blue shade will be available in some new range of colors. The functions are same as before. It translates to MP3, WMA and WAV file support in addition to a 128 x 64 resolution OLED display. The pricing of Window’s W26 DAP is yet to be declared.
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This post was written by Brad on October 31, 2009
P-DeXimE Flip is a very interesting accessory for the iPhone, which functions as a folding table stand and also has a rechargeable 2000mAh battery that increases up to 8 hours of talk time, up to 15 hours playing games and 80 hours listening to music. The price is yet to be declared..
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This post was written by Brad on September 24, 2009
HP DreamScreen is a digital frame with some interesting features. Displays photos, play videos and music, can access the Internet using Ethernet or via a Wi-Fi network. The ability to access their favorite sites would be a great advantage, but the DreamScreen inexplicably has a browser and or an e-mail, which is quite frustrating, despite having a program for Facebook.
HP has DreamScreen speakers and plays music services like Pandora, not to mention the HP SmartRadio who has access to over 10,000 radio stations online. The screen is not touch screen to navigate. You have to use the buttons or else the remote control. The DreamScreen only works plugged and does not have battery.
HP DreamScreen comes in two models, the DreamScreen 100 with 10.2”($250) and DreamScreen 130 with 13.3”($300). Both have a resolution of 800 X 480 pixels, 2GB internal memory, two USB ports and slots for memory card.
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This post was written by Brad on September 22, 2009
Almost all of the iPhone users complaints about the lack of physical keyboard, but iTwinge has solved the problem by introducing the virtual keyboard.
At first glance it looks like a great solution but have lots of problems. Installing iTwinge, you will loose all the elegance of your iPhone. It will become a real locomotive. The keypad does not work with the iPhone keys that change according to the situation, does not work with the keys horizontally and not even allow you to place accents keeping the keys pressed.
As said by its manufacturers, the iTwinge helps in improving the typing speed by up to 40%, and reduce errors by up to 80%. The accessory is compatible with the iPhone 3G and 3GS, and costs $30.
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This post was written by Brad on September 19, 2009
