Thursday, May 14, 2009
iLuv presents the iNT170 Internet Radio with dual alarm clock. The iLuv iNT170 can acess world-wide internet radio stations using the built-in WiFi and Ethernet connection. The iNT170 comes with built-in speakers and a large display.Other than internet radio, the iLuv iNT170 can also receive FM radio. It has a digital clock display with dual alarm clock. There is a 3.5mm stereo jack and an auxiliary line input for audio devices with 3.5mm jack.
iLuv iNT170 Internet Radio is priced at $199.99.
Check out the latest MP4 watch from Thanko, It boasts a 1.8-inch 160 x 128 resolution color display, a multimedia player with MP3 / WMA / AVI / JPEG support and a video camera capable of logging VGA-quality clips. It also comes with a mini-USB port, an internal speaker, and 4GB capacity. Priced at ¥14,800 ($163).
Designer Jan Rytir has come out with this awesome looking piece of Mobile Internet Device (MID) concept.
Measuring 180 x 80 x 20mm, this compact size MID integrates an ultra wide LCD touchscreen that boasts of OLED technology, a 47 buttons QWERTY keyboard, a trackball and powered by an Intel Atom processor.
In addition, this sexy slider also comes with two USB slots, a microphone, an audio input, an SD card reader, stereo speakers and a docking connector. Unfortunately, it’s just a concept at this stage, but who knows it might come into production someday, hope so!
Asus comes back with a new F6V series notebook that will make your office smells great all the time thanks to its infused scent feature.The infused scent comes in two different flavors: “musky black” and “morning dew’. Available in white and black, the 13.3-inch notebook is powered by an ATI Radeon HD4570 graphics processor, a 1,280 x 800 resolution display, SRS Premium Sound, a built-in speaker, and a 1.3MP webcam.
Chalk it up to the fact that the Curve is available on the four biggest U.S. carriers, not to mention a two-for-one sale on Verizon Wireless. Also in the top five for the first quarter of 2009: The Storm and the T-Mobile G1.
The NPD Group just released its U.S. smartphone sales numbers for Q1, and according to their numbers, RIM had BlackBerrys in three of the top five positions, and managed to topple the iPhone 3G from the top of the list.
The NPD Group just released its U.S. smartphone sales numbers for Q1, and according to their numbers, RIM had BlackBerrys in three of the top five positions, and managed to topple the iPhone 3G from the top of the list.
Despite its early launch woes, the touchscreen BlackBerry Storm appears to be selling strongly, coming in a No. 3 on NPD's list behind the Curve and the iPhone 3G.
After the Storm comes the ever-popular BlackBerry Pearl—which, like the Curve, is available on all four major U.S. carriers—followed by the Android-powered G1 on T-Mobile.
So, how did the Curve manage to overtake the iPhone 3G? Well, as the NPD group notes, availability on all the big carriers always helps (the iPhone is, of course, still only on AT&T), as well as its $99 (with a new two-year contract) price tag. Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless probably helped boost Curve sales with its "buy one, get one free" promotion, according to NPD.
After the Storm comes the ever-popular BlackBerry Pearl—which, like the Curve, is available on all four major U.S. carriers—followed by the Android-powered G1 on T-Mobile.
So, how did the Curve manage to overtake the iPhone 3G? Well, as the NPD group notes, availability on all the big carriers always helps (the iPhone is, of course, still only on AT&T), as well as its $99 (with a new two-year contract) price tag. Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless probably helped boost Curve sales with its "buy one, get one free" promotion, according to NPD.
And here's a potentially worrying trend for Apple: the NPD found that RIM's share of the smartphone market rose a solid 15 percent to a full 50 percent, while both Apple and Palm (which didn't land a handset in the top 5) both saw their shares fall 10 percent.
Of course, it could be that smartphone shoppers are holding off on both iPhones (given that a new model might be announced as early as next month) and Palm handsets (seeing as the red-hot Pre will likely go on sale in a matter of weeks).
Then again, never underestimate BlackBerry, which still has some of the best smartphones in the business and has price and availability on its side, whereas the cheapest, AT&T-only iPhone 3G remains at a somewhat lofty $199 (with contract).
Of course, it could be that smartphone shoppers are holding off on both iPhones (given that a new model might be announced as early as next month) and Palm handsets (seeing as the red-hot Pre will likely go on sale in a matter of weeks).
Then again, never underestimate BlackBerry, which still has some of the best smartphones in the business and has price and availability on its side, whereas the cheapest, AT&T-only iPhone 3G remains at a somewhat lofty $199 (with contract).
Nokia launches in the UK the 5800 XpressMusic Star Trek speical edition. The Star Trek 5800 comes included four special Star Trek animated screensavers, three Star Trek wallpapers and eight exclusive ringtones, including “Phazer Shot”, “Red Alert” and “Kelvin Communicator”.The 5800 XpressMusic Star Trek will be available at Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile and O2 free with a GBP25/Month contract. It is available in Blue, Red and Black/Silver.
MSI has announced the MSI GX633 gaming laptop that comes equipped with the GeForce GT130M 3D graphic card, which is a mid-range GPU.
This 15.4-inch laptop uses the AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile CPU with up to 4GB of RAM, a maximum of 500GB hard drive, and all the usual modern features like 802.11n WiFi, built-in Bluetooth, and a 2MP webcam.
The GX633 can be plugged on a big display via VGA or HDMI. MSI’s ECO Engine allows you easily switch between a gaming mode and more energy-efficient options. No word on pricing so far.
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