New BlackBerry maker offers tablet aimed at businesses

 

NEW YORK – The company that gave us the BlackBerry - still the dominant phone in corporate circles - thinks its business customers will have room in their briefcases for at least one more device: the PlayBook.
Research in Motion Ltd. showed off the tablet for the first time Monday and is set to launch it early 2011, with an international rollout later in the year. With it RIM is betting on a smaller, lighter device than Apple Inc.'s iPad, which kicked-started the tablet market when it launched in April.
The PlayBook will have a 7-inch screen, making it half the size of the iPad, and weigh about to the iPad's. And unlike the iPad, it will have two cameras, front and back. RIM didn't say what it would cost, but said it would be in the same range as the iPad, which starts at $499.
The PlayBook will be able to act as a second, larger screen for a BlackBerry phone, through a secure short-range wireless link. When the connection is severed - perhaps because the user walks away with the phone - no sensitive data like company e-mails are left on the tablet. Outside of Wi-Fi range, it will be able to pick up cellular service to access the Web by linking to a BlackBerry.
But the tablet will also work as a standalone device. RIM co-Chief Executive Jim Balsillie said its goal is to present the full Web experience of a computer, including the ability to display Flash, Adobe Systems Inc.'s format for video and interactive material on the Web. That means the tablet will be less dependent on third-party applications or "apps," Balsillie said.
"I don't need to download a YouTube app if I've got YouTube on the Web," said Balsillie, who leads the company along with co-CEO Mike Lazaridis.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has resisted allowing Flash on any of the company's mobile gadgets, arguing the software has too many bugs and sucks too much battery life.
"Much of the market has been defined in terms of how you fit the Web to mobility," Balsillie said. "What we're launching is really the first mobile product that is designed to give full Web fidelity."
In part, the PlayBook is a move by RIM to protect its position as the top provider of mobile gadgets for the business set. Balsillie says he has had briefings with company chief information officers and "this is hands-down, slam-dunk what they're looking for."
Analysts agree that RIM's close relationship with its corporate clients could help the company establish a comfortable niche in the tablet market despite Apple's early lead.
"We do think that RIM has a play with enterprise customers because it has established relationships with so many businesses, and its technology is so deeply integrated with their IT departments," IDC analyst Susan Kevorkian said.
RIM is using a new operating system, built by QNX Software Systems, which it took over earlier this year, to harness the power of the tablet, but Balsillie said it will run existing apps for BlackBerry phones.
IDC predicts that the corporate market for tablet computers will grow as a portion of overall sales over the next few years. The firm forecasts that roughly 11 percent of overall tablet shipments, or 6.5 million units, will be to businesses, government agencies or schools by 2014. That would be up from just 2 percent, or 300,000 units, this year. And that figure doesn't count those who buy tablet computers on their own and use them for work.
RIM, which is based in which is based in Waterloo, Ontario, doesn't want the PlayBook to be just for work — the company invited video game maker Electronic Arts to help introduce the Playbook at an event in San Francisco on Monday — but it's clear that its advantages will lie in the work arena. Amazon.com Inc. announced it would make its Kindle e-book reading software available for the tablet.
The iPad has prompted a wave of competitors, so RIM won't be alone going after the tablet market. Computer maker Dell Inc. came out with its own tablet computer in August called the Streak. Samsung Electronics Co. plans to launch the Galaxy Tab next month and has already lined up all four major U.S. carriers to sell it and provide wireless service for it. Cisco Systems Inc. is also going after business customers with a tablet called the Cius early next year.

Nominates its Objects of Desire

Technology Review has rounded up a bunch of objects that it feels are design classics from the past 30 or so years and got a bunch of industrial designers to talk about them. And you've gotta admit they're right—on some of the candidates, at least. First up is the Polaroid SX-70, which dates back to 1972.
Polaroid's first fully automatic, motorized camera was an instant design classic. Detailed with tan leather, it folded into a rectangle the size of a paperback book. Andrew Logan, principal designer at Frog Design, admires it for the "immediacy of a favorable output." He explains: "Instead of waiting days to see if you took a good photo, you could take it again right away."
There's a gallery below, and after the jump you can vote for your favorite piece of shiny loveliness.

Latest Nokia N900 earns 4 of 5 stars from Mobile Tech Review

One of the reviewers whose opinion I trust and respect is my friend Lisa Gade. She just posted her Nokia N900 review and gives it 4 out of 5 stars with the cons being lack of portrait mode and rather short battery life. I have been using the eval unit more lately and can’t get over how well integrated communications is on the device (Skype, threaded SMS, IM status, etc.). I do agree though that battery life is a factor and I can’t go a full day with it running the things I want to run.

I have about a month left with the evaluation device and am leaning heavily towards purchasing one for myself in January. Lisa agrees with me that the N900 browser is the best on ANY smartphone and that is one major factor in pushing me to buy my own N900. While devices like the N97 frustrate me at times with low RAM, I have yet to find any hardware spec limiting me on the N900 and only have software frustrations. Software frustrations can be easily addressed with updates and new software.
As I have spent even more time now with the N900, these are the pieces of software I want to see:

• Gravity or other good Twitter app
• Google Maps or updated Ovi Maps client
• MMS support
• Office document creator

As you can see, I am not asking for much more to make this my primary device. An extended capacity battery would sure be nice too.

Latest Line of Sony VAIO CR Features Bold Colors

Photo from Mobile Tech Review

Mobile Tech Review posted the new line of the Sony Caio CR notebooks featuring some nice colurs. Very detail specifications listed in his post and you can read it all here. Highlights of his post is on the Portable Entertainment Paradise -

• Equipped with a 14.1-inch widescreen display (measured diagonally) and Sony’s XBRITE-ECO LCD technology, a CD/DVD player/burner and a set of speakers, the CR model is an easy way to take your entertainment with you.
• Instant-on mode and A/V controls provide on-demand access to media content. Select the “instant mode” button just above the keyboard and go straight to watching a movie, playing music, or viewing photos without ever booting-up the operating system. A complete set of multimedia controls make content navigation a breeze.
• The PC comes loaded with LocationFree® software so you can “place-shift” live TV, access your personal video recorder or DVD player, and view that content on your notebook via the Internet. A base station and broadband connectivity is required, which is sold separately.
• A built-in digital camera and microphone let you quickly snap photos and participate in live video chats.

New WD My Passport Elite 500GB Images

 

 

Design

There's only so much you can do with a pocket-sized hard drive, beyond making it pocket sized in the first place. Western Digital's pretty much tried every design trick possible by now, and to look at it by itself, the My Passport Elite isn't much different. Our 500GB review sample was bright red, but it's also available in blue or black. Or if you like marketing speak, the My Passport Elite comes in "Anodized Red", "Anodized Blue" or "Charcoal Metallic" colours. As we said, Red, Blue or Black.
Where Western Digital applies the "elite" moniker is in a few key differentiating features. For a start, the drive itself has a small LED light that runs up one side indicating available capacity. It's a very simple trick, and one that even Western Digital's pulled out before in other external hard drive lines, but we're still somewhat impressed with it from a pure "here's some happy lights to show off your cool tech" kind of way.
The My Passport Elite also comes with a dedicated desktop dock. It's not that fancy to look at, but it does make it a more pleasant drive to use for desktop users, as you can safely install it to a rear-mounted USB port on your PC and not have to worry about freeing up ports or scrabbling around under desks to plug and unplug USB cables.

 

Features

Western Digital sells the My Passport Elite in five different size variants according to the Western Digital website, although only three different sizes are being offered to the Australian marketplace — 320GB (AU$149.99), 500GB (AU$199.99) and 640GB (AU$239.99) according to the official local press release.

The My Passport Elite comes with Western Digital's SmartWare software solution which it also offers on other drives such as the My Passport Essential SE. SmartWare is one part backup, one part data encryption and one part data display software. Once installed and running it scans the drives attached to your system and gives you a visual interface broken down by file types. This gives you an at-a-glance view of how much space your pictures, music, movies and documents are taking up, and how much space on the drive you're already using.

Performance

Western Digital's SmartWare suite won't appeal to everybody, and if you've already got a backup solution in mind it's not going to appeal per se. Still, as included backup suites go, SmartWare is smart enough to do its thing and get out of the way while still being clear and obvious enough for users to configure it and retrieve files when needed. It's one of those universal truths that nobody has enough backups, so any extras are well worth doing.
We're a bit split on whether the My Passport Elite's dock is a good thing or not. You're not tied into using it — a USB cable is provided for direct connection — and while it's useful, it also has a rather snug fit. This makes really quickly docking the drive a tad on the fiddly side. It's not so hard to remove the drive, but if you needed to quickly and accurately place the drive in the dock, you basically can't.
As with other USB 2.0 connected drives, there's only so fast you can pump out data, and while you'll lose some portability in the bargain speed freaks may still do better with a pricier FireWire or eSATA connected drive. We managed an average read/write speed of 35.3/26.9MB/s copying a single large video file, and a slightly slower 26.06/19.6MB/s with a folder of files.

Latest DataTraveler Flash Drives Gadgets Product

It was bound to happen, but it’s still pretty cool to see the release of a 128GB USB flash drive product. The Kingston DataTraveler 200 comes in 32 and 64GB flavors.

Sony introduces SRS-DB500 MU-TE-KI 2.1-Channel PC Speaker System

Are you looking for PC Speaker System? If yes then here is latest Sony SRS-DB500 MU-TE-KI 2.1-Channel PC Speaker System. It comes with finest features and design it gives you excellent sound. It is available in black color. It includes many features such as a 150W subwoofer with a long-stroke 160mm driver providing a total of 300W power output and two 75W satellite speakers.
SRS-DB500 MU-TE-KI 2.1-Channel PC Speaker System have the S-Master Full Digital speaker technology for loaded and full sound. It is the best speakers that give you excellent sound.  I have seen many PC speakers but I found this Sony SRS-DB500 MU-TE-KI 2.1-Channel PC Speaker System
It is built-in ‘Deco’ lighting cause with three special light forms to prefer from to get a splatter of colorful entertaining to games, movies and music. It has a wireless remote and it is available in market. It gives you finest sound just try this latest PC Speaker System.

Latest Sony Vaio E Series Notebooks

Sony brings latest Sony Vaio E Series Notebooks, built in wonderful features and design. It is best notebook for your official as well for personal use. It is equipped with a 2.26GHZ Intel Core i5 processor, a 15.5 inch display, a 500GB hard drive and 4GB of RAM.

Sony Vaio E Series Notebooks also includes a DVD burner, ATI Mobility Radeon HD graphics, three USB ports and an e-sata port. It also built in web camera, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR and WiFi. Design of this latest notebook is awesome and it will be obtainable in a variety of colors that contain pink silver, brown and green and it runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. It seems slim and sleek as well come in light weighted so you can easily carry it in travel. I think this is the best concept, so it’s the time to replace your old notebook with this latest Sony Vaio E Series Notebooks.
This latest Sony Vaio’s notebook probably comes in March for the sale with the price tag of $800. Sony is a well known company for making notebooks, laptops in market and this latest E Series Notebooks is tremendous. Would you like to buy this latest Sony Vaio E Series Notebooks?

New Sony Unveils Waterproof W250 Walkman

Here is latest music gadget Sony introduces Waterproof W250 Walkman. It comes with finest features and design it is small, handy and portable. As well it is a wearable, it is specially designed for sport and full of zip lifestyles. It comes with awesome design as well with many colors such as pink, black, green and white. It also available in two different sizes 2GB and 4GB. It supports many music files such as WMA, MP3, AAC an Linear PCM.

Sony is a well known company for making gadgets and now this latest music player is awesome it is handy. It seems very tiny and stylish, I m sure you will like this latest Sony walkman. In market there is a lot of music gadgets are available and now this latest walkman is excellent. The most excellent thing about this walkman is that it is a waterproof player.
It includes the best battery power that rapidly recharged in just three minutes, with this recharge you can play music up to 90 minutes. It will come to the market for the sale in May. There is no more details are available. Just check out its latest images above. So get ready to play your favorite track.

New BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth Headsets Gadgets Product

Here is the stylish conceptual design of latest Colorful BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets gadgets product released in the market. And this is built in excellent quality of Bluetooth headsets it looks great it is best for another similar gadgets product. This is such a great BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets gadgets product are presenting various reliable future just like design, working process and many more.
And this ALIPH Jawbone Prime BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets gadgets product is really different from another similar gadgets product and this gadgets product is work on Voice Isolation Technology and presenting great reliable future just like audio and louder future and used with 8 devices supporting product. So I can say this BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets gadgets product is such a great EARLOOPS to fit comfortably and the cost for this latest gadgets product is approx $130 and this is an extravagant display-case boxes.
And buttons are covered under its flexible casing I mean BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets is useful voiceover such a great and cool Bluetooth headsets product and this one is different to other it is built-in excellent quality of design and this is the latest features of fantastic BLUEANT Q1 Bluetooth headsets gadgets product.

Latest Verbatim Bluetooth Mini Speakers Audio Gadgets Product

This is greatest 2.1 multimedia audio Verbatim Bluetooth mini speakers audio gadgets product and representing with its dimensions of 370 x 76, 5 x 63 mm fits the audio bar below every screen to your home computer. And this Verbatim Bluetooth mini speaker’s audio gadgets product is offer brilliant sound superiority and a scheming bass and magnetically shielded metal Verbatim Bluetooth mini speaker’s audio gadgets product with a maximum capacity of 16 watts and a frequency range of 120Hz to 20 KHz care.
The Verbatim Bluetooth mini speaker’s audio gadgets product is also has a built-in microphone on the front and is ideal for VoIP telephony and all line-in audio source of MP3 players gadgets product and gaming consoles that can be connected.
And this verbatim mini speaker’s audio gadgets products are present Bluetooth technology and videos on your notebook or cell phone anyplace in world in the best sound superiority wireless to enjoy and you can typically on 3.5 mm jack that can be connected. Verbatim Bluetooth mini speaker’s audio gadgets product bring the Audio Cube to a maximum output of 4 watts in the frequency range of 20Hz to 20 kHz and the cube comes with four AA batteries and attaches to each side of 7 cm

New Cisco Brings Flip SlideHD 720p Camcorder

Here is a latest handy gadget Cisco Flip SlideHD 720p Camcorder. Cisco launches the latest Flip SlideHD 720p HD camcorder with an all new-fangled form factor. This latest camcorder comes with a sliding 3-inch widescreen touch-screen that can be poped up for simple screening. It includes the best features such as 16GB internal storage, F/2.4 aperture and 2x digital zoom. This mini camcorder is built in advance technology.

It is capable of 1280×720 HD video recording at 30fps using H.264 video compression and AAC audio compression. It is built in flip-out USB connector, audio jack and HDMI Mini connector. SlideHD also includes FlipShare software pre-loaded for immediate screening, one-click emailing, editing and online sharing. Prior we have seen a lot of camera gadgets in instring.com and now this latest Cisco Flip SlideHD 720p Camcorder is very useful and optimum.

Cisco Flip SlideHD 720p Camcorder seems elegant, it is small and handy so you can easily take it in travel. This camcorder allows you to capture the best pictures and record videos. Now don’t forget to capture your lovely moments and make them memorable. It comes with the price tag of just $279.99. There is no more details are available. Would you like to buy this latest Cisco Flip SlideHD 720p Camcorder?

New NEC S521 LCD Display for Digital Signage

NEC comes up with latest S521 LCD Display for Digital Signage, it comes with finest features as well includes slim design. It includes the 52-inch S521 Full HD business-grade LCD display. Prior we have seen S401 and S461 announced last month, and now this latest the S521 is intended for digital signage applications with extensive operation times, like airports, retail and other public areas.
Other features include 1280×1080 Full HD resolution, 3000:1 contrast ratio, and 500cd/m2 brightness, ambient light sensor for best intensity based on accessible light conditions, improved color consistency and video wall capabilities and advanced cooling design to stop likeliness of image retention. It also includes real-time clock and built-in scheduler and expansion slot. This latest LCD Display is awesome best for your office as well for your personal use. Design of this latest LCD display is slim and seems stylish.
As well it also offers HDMI, composite, VGA, DVI-D, DisplayPort and it also includes IR and DDC/CI control ports. This latest LCD display includes the best features, I m sure you will like to buy this latest LCD. It comes with the price tag of just $2689. There is no more details are available just check out its latest images above.

Roku Introduces New HD Streaming Media Players

Roku has introduced new instruments HD player, there are three models of the variety and cheaper retail model for only $ 60. The publication is in a position for Roku HD Video 720p HD support, the next Facebook XD Roku, the support for full HD 1080p display and wireless functions are included. Finally, it offers Roku XDS technology, this model Dual-Band Wireless, and also supports HD video in 1080p resolution. Before we saw many media players, but later found that Roku HD Media Player in the eye.
It is built with excellent technology and in advance. It comes with a price for the Roku HD will only cost $ 60, although Roku HD will retail for $ 80 and XDS Roku costs $ 100. Look at the picture above and get ready to the last of these buy HD media player ....

Asus introduces Colorful Eee PC 1001PQ Netbook

Asus comes with latest netbook to their series, with the initiate of the Asus 1001PQ netbook, it comes with funky colors and includes awesome design. It is built with advance technology and seems very pretty. It is equipped with a 10.2 inch display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, plus Bluetooth 2.1, integrated 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Window 7 Starter Edition. It include best display monitor as well its keyboard has smooth keys.

Asus’s 1001PQ Netbook includes excellent slim and sleek design available in a choice of colors. You get an option of any a three or six cell battery. We have already seen a lot of netbooks prior in the market but I found this latest Asus Eee PC 1001PQ Netbook tremendous. It comes with light-weight you can easily carry it in travel. If you are looking for the best netbook then just check out this latest Asus Eee PC 1001PQ Netbook.
Each of the two models comes with a variety of labels that can be used to additional customize them. The Asus Eee PC 1001PQ netbook is best for your personal as well for your professional use. There is no price details are available yet.

The Aigo N700 Tablet PC

The deluge of Tablet PCs continues unabated with more and more coming out from all corners of the globe. And the latest Tablet PC seems to be from the China based company Aigo that has been christened the Aigo N700.
Loaded with many an innovative features the Aigo N700 might well turn out to be the tablet pc to watch out for. Going by the specifications of the much awaited N700, the tablet is going to run the Android 2.1 OS and will have a NVIDIA Tegra 2 graphics chipset. Processing power for the Aigo N700 comes from a 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 and comes equipped with a 512MB of 667MHz DDR2 RAM. Memory options include 4GB, 16GB and 32GB of flash storage.
The 7 inch multi touchscreen display has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and measures 8.19 x 4.8 x 0.55 inches in size. This combined with a weight of just a shade above one pound makes this device truly portable. Powering the Aigo N700 are two 3120 mAh batteries which is quite impressive for a device of this size.
Among the other features that the N700 boasts of include integrated WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1, microSD slot, HDMI output, SIM, a USB port and audio in and audio out. Plus the N700 also incorporates 3G (WCDMA/EVDO/TD-SCDMA) while also being 1080 pixel HD compliant. The N700 has a few buttons on the right side that invokes the menu, volume control, search and back options.
The device however bears some striking resemblance with the Compal tablet that was unveiled at the CES held earlier in the year. There are no details available as to when the N700 might hit the market or what it might be priced at, though experts opine that it might be selling at around the $300-$400 when it becomes available. However, there is news that Aigo will come up with smaller offering in this version with 4 inch and 5 inch screen sizes and appropriately named the N400 and N 500.
More details are awaited, which you will have in our Good E-Reader Blog as and when they emerge along with all the latest tablet/slate or e-reader news.
Also, if you are a gadget freak, you will surely love our Good E-Reader Magazine, the May issues of which is currently available. So subscribe to it if you haven’t done yet. It costs just $1.99!

The New HP TouchSmart TX2 Tablet PC

The latest tablet PC from HP has been released. Dubbed as the HP TouchSmart TX2, it is a 12-inch tablet PC that boasts a capacitive touchpanel that can track two points simultaneously and comes with the Mediasmart 2.0 interface customized for the notebook. The HP TX2 uses a 2.1GHz AMD Turion X2 CPU, ATI Radeon HD 3200 for Graphics, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD 5400 RPM, Bluetooth, integrated webcam, 8x DVD burner, VGA out and a digital pen. Weighing 4.5-pound, the 12-inch HP TouchSmart TX2 tablet PC is priced at $1,149.

MSI WindPad 100″ Windows 7 Tablet PC with Docking Station"

MSI as one of the leading computer hardware manufacturer has just released photos of its latest Tablet PC that is “MSI WindPad 100″, which is Atom-based tablet PCs running the operating system “Windows 7″. Tablet device / Slate has a 10.1-inch touch screen and is expected to be supported by the processors “Atom Z530”, 2GB RAM memory and 32GB SSD. These tablets may use “WindTouch UI” as well.
MSI also provides a good docking station for this tablet pc. Price “MSI WindPad 100″ this possibility is 499 USD.

MSI X-Slim X600 Notebook

This Dandy Gadget: The MSI company announced its MSI X-Slim X600 along with MSI X-Slim X400 notebook. As always in X-slim family, this one is also designed in slim, sleek,and stylish design. If X-Slim X400 doesn’t enough satisfy your taste while you are watching your movie, you need a bigger one than 14-inch screen. The X-Slim X600 could release your need, it contains 15-inch 16:9 theater-class LED screen.

As X-Slim family, MSI X-Slim X600 notebook also features Intel Core 2 Solo ULV Processor, adopt external ODD drivers and 4 cell battery. But, optionally you can bring it with 9 cell Long-endurance battery. Unlike X-Slim X400, this gadget comes equipped with a discrete graphic card to maximize visual performance.

MSI X-Slim X600 notebook is compacted less than one inch thin, and only 2.1 kg. The price tag is > X-Slim X400 = unknown and will be expected to bang the market at second quarter of 2009.

MSI VR430 Notebook With Realistic Ocean Wave Patterns

This Dandy Gadget: Combining Color Film Print Technology with ocean wave patterns in design,  MSI VR430 Laptop brings a new level in texture to your personal laptop computers. Like MSI VX600 Notebook, MSI VR430 also contains ECO Engine and ergonomic keyboard.

MSI VR430 is powered by an AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual-core/Sempron Mobile Processor with Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium as Operating system. Also features a 14.1-inch LCD monitor with 1280×800 high resolution, an Ati Mobility Radeon HD3200 graphic, up to 4GB memory, DVD Super Multi optical drive, 4-in-1 card reader, up to 320GB SATA, 3 USB 2.0 ports, WiFi, and 1.3Megapixel Webcam.

Coming with 332 x 243 x 29-34mm and 2.2Kg weight, MSI VR430 notebook is portable enough and very suit for you to carry this laptop to every where you go.

The World’s Most Expensive Supreme Fire iPod

 Earlier I had wrote about several of luxury iPod and now once again I am going to introduces you Stuart Hughes’ preeminence win through as he inserts on to his list of utmost collection. Well guys here I am just talking about Supreme Fire evolves as the world’s most expensive iPod.

The latest Touch SUPREME Fire is a luxury iPod with smart cool features and attractive design it obtains a glitzy facelift with 125 grams of solid 24ct gold as 124 diamonds tango up the fringe.

The Apple logo on the rear also gleams with 53 diamonds set in 21 grams of gold. And the cherry on the icing is the main steering button that sports a single 2 ct diamond encircled with 28 diamonds set in 16 grams of gold.

This is gold edition luxury iPod it is most expensive piece of jewelry boasting of 75ct. And while further than one person who would love to display this festooned music player, just three such iPod Touch absolute Fire will be accessible from stuarthughes.com.

Here you’ll get just a fantastic luxurious iPods there is pricing or releasing details are not given yet but it is really quite so interesting iPod gadgets I am impress Touch SUPREME Fire its features and quality both are so nice!

MSI R5770-PMD1G Graphics Card With Three Screens Output

MSI R5770-PMD1G Graphics Card With Three Screens Output

This Dandy Gadget: Talking about graphics card we always flow our mind to how the graphics card can control its cooling, and easy to overclocking used to manage a good graphic for our satisfying and need. That’s why, MSI unveiled its latest graphics card, MSI R5770-PMD1G which adopts 40nm manufacturing process Radeon HD 5770 GPU, 800 units of stream processors, and high speed GDDR5 1GB memory, trying to accomplish your wish.

MSI R5770-PMD1G graphics card is used 8 cm engine fan for control its cooling based on different temperature triggers up to 8 points, and support overclocking voltage up to 1.300V, dandy right?. The design is good enough with nice fan handler. So, it will suit in your inside computer. More, this graphics card can store its output into three screens.

MSI R5770-PMD1G graphics card is not yet announced when, and how much MSI will tag this gadget. For gamer, there is nothing wrong if you try this one later.

ARCHOS 9 PC Tablet Gadgets Product

This is latest and high advance concept future based design this ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets product and whole part of body is based on latest unique concept. Such a great and fables ARCHOS 9 PC tablet NETBOOK gadgets product and this ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets product are follow latest technologically competent media players.
And this ARCHOS 5 and ARCHOS 7 gadgets product are presenting 9-inch touch-sensitive display and many more reliable future just like newest Intel Atom Z515 processor, 60GB or 120GB hard drive and great clumsy operating system so I want to say this gadgets product it’s really great and extra ordinary from another similar gadgets product because this come loaded with Microsoft Windows 7 software.
And this ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets product is a completely PC Computing and access to media on a whole touch screen device and this ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets is a ultra transferable computer are representing greatest future such as that is very thin and very lightweight, so I can say ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets product pushes boundaries of style and function. This ARCHOS 9 PC tablet gadgets product is such an extra amazing comfortable computing knowledge and resistive display allow emails and very easily composed

World’s Most Expensive PC’s

Truvia – the Company specializing in blending furniture with PCs – has blended furniture with a high end desktop from VoodooPC in its custom made and handcrafted designer PC.

According to founder of Truvia, John Wojewidka, this idea was brought through while looking for more ways to popularize PCs and living room furniture.

Priced at $55,000, this luxury has been nicknamed Amish PC.

Priced at $3,55,000, the Tulip E-Go diamond notebook is inlaid with solid palladium white gold plates in which thousands (80 carats) of top-quality, brilliant cut diamonds that have been embedded using the best mechanical prowess.

Tulip designed this notebook primarily as a growing tendency towards design and personalization.

9X provides you multi touch screen displays through its ‘Decadent Display’

Priced at $8, 00,000, the PC offers combinations of up to 64 HD screens. Additionally, there is also the facility of custom colors and countless configurations and backgrounds.

One of the Most Expensive TV Sets comes embedded with 160 Diamonds!

Keymat Industrie, an Italian Company has produced the world’s second most expensive TV – the YALOS Diamond LCD TV.
Presented at the IFA2006 event back in September, the YALOS Diamond LCD TV features white gold plating and at least 160 diamonds totaling to a minimum of 20 carats.Â
Priced at $1, 28,000, there are 5 models available: 32, 37, 40, 46 and 52-inches.

Sony alpha NEX-5 Full Review

The joint development of the Micro Four Thirds system by Olympus and Panasonic allowed them to be first in the market with mirrorless, interchangeable-lens compact digitals that offer DSLR-like image quality in sub-DSLR size camera bodies. Olympus announced their E-P1 in mid June 2009; Panasonic their GF1 in early September. The partners had this niche to themselves for the rest of 2009 and into the second quarter of 2010, but now there is competition looming.


Samsung has just introduced their NX10 and Sony has thrown their hat into the ring with the recently announced NEX-3 and alpha NEX-5, due in the market this July. Barely a week after the Sony announcement, an NEX-5 found its way to my door. The ink was hardly dry on my review of Samsung's NX10, so the opportunity to shoot the newest entries into the class back-to-back (along with the GF1 back in October 2009) has given me hands-on time with three of the four players in the field.
While Samsung drifted from the rectangular, boxy body shape that characterizes the Olympus and Panasonic cameras, Sony has embraced their concept with a vengeance. The NEX-5 press release calls it (and the NEX-3) the "world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens digital cameras." Even so, the NEX-5 packs a 14.2 megapixel Sony APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor that results in a 1.5x crop factor (35mm equivalent) for any lenses mounted on the camera. One benefit of that sensor resolution is the ability to crop images fairly aggressively if necessary while still retaining sufficient data for quality photo enlargements. This shot cropped to 8 x 12 inch size still has 228 dots per inch and will produce a good quality print.

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Sony will launch the camera with 16mm pancake and 18-55mm zoom lenses available; an 18-200mm zoom is due later in the year. The NEX cameras carry the "Alpha" designation (like the DSLR line), but the NEX lens mount is an "E" mount, not the "A" mount found on the big Sonys. An adaptor for "A" mount lenses is due in July, but will not support autofocus.

The NEX-5 has a 3.0-inch articulating monitor, can shoot 1080i HD video in the AVCHD format and provides automatic and full manual controls as well as JPEG and RAW shooting capabilities. There's face detection, smile shutter technology, Sony's Bionz processor and compatibility with Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo or SD/SDHC/SDXC memory media. Sony provides a compact clip-on flash and flash case with each camera, as well as battery and charger, USB cable, CD-ROM software, shoulder strap, instruction manual and the 16 or 18-55mm lens depending on the kit chosen.
It's small, it's light and it's the newest in this fight - let's see just what the NEX-5 brings to the arena.

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BUILD AND DESIGN
The NEX-5's rectangular body is a magnesium alloy (NEX-3 is composite) and will be available in silver or black versions. Our review sample was black and looked and felt well built - it measured out at about 4.37 x 2.32 x 1.5 inches. By way of comparison, Panasonic's GF1 came in at about 4.69 x 2.8 x 1.43 inches, so Sony has really done their homework in getting small with their entries in this class. Sony provided both the 16mm and 18-55mm zoom that will be the initial offerings with the camera for this review, and both lenses featured brushed aluminum barrels and steel lens mounts that combined with the NEX-5 to produce a very solid feeling combination. Here's what those focal lengths look like:

16mm
18mm	55mm

Ergonomics and Controls
The rectangular body of the NEX-5 features a built-up handgrip in the right front of the camera body - my fingers were resting against the lens barrel with either the 16mm or the 18-55 zoom onboard. Folks with large fingers should definitely try the camera to see if they can live with the clearance before taking one home. A slight bulge on the camera bottom allows the tripod receptacle to clear the lens barrel for mounting on a tripod (and Sony warns that a tripod screw less than 7/32 of an inch must be used to affix the camera). The shooting finger falls naturally across the shutter button, but the camera's small size means the middle pad of the finger wants to lie on the button itself, rather than the finger tip.

Again, folks with big hands will want to give the camera a good checkout to see if the size is a concern. Following the lead of the Olympus E-P1, the NEX-5 lacks a built-in flash. The provided flash mounts to the camera top via an accessory port, and there is an optional viewfinder that can mount to this port as well, just not at the same time. Ditto for a compact stereo microphone.
The camera itself is short on external controls - the power switch, replay, shutter and dedicated movie capture buttons adorn the top of the body, with two soft keys (buttons) and a control wheel on the back. The three controls on the camera back are the ones you'll use for camera setting selections and changes.

Menus and Modes
The NEX-5 has six primary menus - shoot mode, camera, image size, brightness/color, playback and setup. Within each menu are various sub-menus offering settings and options. About midway through the setup menu is the "help guide display" setting which is off by default. I'd recommend enabling it until you get familiar with the camera - I found it useful when accessing the primary menus, as it provides a brief list of the main settings in that particular menu as well as descriptions of each sub-menu item when you designate them.
The menus are generally intuitive, but the soft keys and the control wheel took a little extra getting used to - the screen next to these controls will show the function of each control at any particular time, but the function can vary depending on shooting mode. For example, in the manual shooting modes (P, A, S, M) the upper soft key selects "menu," the control wheel handles shooting mode settings and the lower soft key offers "shooting tips."

Switch shooting mode to the fully automatic "intelligent auto" and the soft keys remain the same but the control wheel now handles "background defocus."

Press the "menu" soft key from either screen and you get the six main menu screens - the top soft key becomes the "back" key, the control wheel is used to select the menu choice and the bottom soft key is disabled.

With the "help display guide" enabled, you'll get an overlaid panel that briefly (and generally) explains what each major menu section involves. Here's the guide entry for the "brightness/color" menu.

Entering the Brightness/Color menu gets us this first page, on which we've scrolled down to the DRO/HDR setting.

Selecting DRO/HDR then gets us this screen, which shows that the camera is set for auto HDR with a 2 E.V. exposure differential.

Also note the functions assigned to the soft keys on this screen - the top key is "cancel" and the bottom key is "option". Compare this to the previous screen, where the top key was "back" and the bottom key was unassigned - you have to keep an eye on the keys and the control wheel since the functions can change from screen to screen. In this case, we decide to hit "option", which gives us this screen:

With the HDR icon highlighted, we can scroll the control wheel through six manually set levels of exposure difference as well as an auto setting. Due to its small size and relatively sparse set of external controls, the NEX cameras have adopted this somewhat unconventional method of shifting control functions based on the camera's context at any particular moment, and I found some areas not very intuitive at first. The user's manual was helpful in getting me past the difficult parts and should probably be carried with you in the field the first few times out, particularly if you plan to shoot manual modes and alter settings as you go.
After a few run-throughs, things began to make more sense, but the NEX-5 was one of the more difficult compacts I've run across in trying to figure out operations initially. The camera is just menu-intensive when it comes to changing shooting settings, and manual shooters are more apt to be impacted by this than the full auto folks.
One gripe on the menu layout - "format" is found in the setup menu, but you have to scroll through 12 shooting settings and 16 main settings to get to it. How about moving it to the head of the shooting setting list? Camera settings are likely to be changed relatively infrequently compared to formatting, so here's my vote make it more readily accessible.
Shooting modes include automatic and scene-specific options, along with a nifty sweep panorama mode and the manual exposure controls more experienced users will tend to gravitate to.

• Intelligent Auto: The camera handles all settings and will choose a scene mode from the following: night view, tripod night view, night portrait, backlight, backlight portrait, portrait, landscape or macro.
• Scene: User selects from nine common scene choices, camera handles settings and user may have some inputs depending on scene chosen.
• Anti Motion Blur: For shooting in dim light without flash - the camera will set image quality to fine and fire the shutter six times to capture an image. User has some image size, color and exposure options.
• Sweep Panorama: Allows capture of up to 226 degree wide images in horizontal format, or 151 degrees in vertical format. More on this later.
• Program Auto: Camera sets aperture and shutter, user has wide array of inputs.
• Aperture Priority: User sets aperture, camera sets shutter, wide array of inputs.
• Shutter priority: User sets shutter speed, camera aperture, wide array of inputs.
• Manual: User sets aperture and shutter, wide array of inputs.
• Movie: Captures 1920 x 1080 video in AVCHD; 1440 x 1080 or 640 x 480 in MP4.

Display/Viewfinder
The NEX-5's 3.0-inch LCD monitor is of 921,000-dot composition and adjustable for five levels of illumination manually, as well as auto and sunny weather settings. Sunny weather sets the monitor level automatically according to outside light levels and is quite bright; it also seems to draw down the camera battery quite rapidly. Even with the sunny weather setting the monitor can be difficult to use in some bright outdoor conditions, but it proved to be one of the better performers for image composition outdoors.

The monitor can be moved away from the camera body and tilted upwards through about 80 degrees of rotation; approximately 45 degrees of tilt is available downward. Sony does not specify an area of coverage for the monitor, but it appears quite close to 100%.
There is an optional viewfinder available that mounts onto the camera via the accessory port. The all-glass lenses of the viewfinder consist of 4 groups and 5 elements. Area of coverage is not specified.