Dopod D818c: CDMA PDA PHONE

Posted by newbie Tuesday, October 30, 2007 0 comments
Compared to GSM version, there is not so many PDA Phone based on CDMA network which available. This opportunity takes by Dopod (or now HTC) when releasing Dopod D818c.Using Dopod D818Pro frame, it is not strange if the appearance of Dopod D818c same as the brother which based on GSM network. The only way to differentiate it is when you tum on the. If D818Pro casing is available in 5 color choice, Dopod D818c only have one color. Dark color of course impressing elegant, but in parallel with dearly...

Canon MD120: Pure Camcorder, Easy to Use

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Don’t be confuse although this the first time you operates Canon MD120. Its buttons not many, thus small possibility for push wrong buttons. To open the lens cover, shift slider in lens left side towards under. The next, open 2,7 inch LCD, then push and turning the big button in unit right side to camera mark. Then, use your thumb to push the white button in side joystick to start records. For zooming, use forefinger to push uppermost button in upright side towards left or right.Differs from other...

LG L1770HQ: Futuristic Design

Posted by newbie Monday, October 29, 2007 0 comments
One of excellence from LCD monitor is its slim shape, so more efficiently, but LG L1770HQ can be said brings separate enchantment because of its slim. The panel is only has 21 mm thickness, one of the slimmest which you can found. Its screen rest is also unique, because can be arranged the height and inclination with easily. With synchronization of classy black color and silver, no wonder if this monitor got award from Reddot and iF Product Award in 2006.The front side of this LCD it so minimalists...

Anmo Dino AM-351 Digital Microscope: Your Microscope at Home

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Sees detail of micro object is not exclusive must be done in laboratory while closed one of your eye. With Dino AM-351 Digital Microscope, you can see micro world passed PC or TV in house.Dino AM-351 made to see the micro object with more comfortable and easy. Even its display alike a toy microscope, doesn't assume petty its ability in presenting micro object detail. Because of 3 lens micro owned by Dino AM-351, you can see the object start 10 to 600 times bigger than the original. 4 LED is functioning...

STE PMP33: For Gamer and Music lover

Posted by newbie Sunday, October 28, 2007 0 comments
Bored with your traditional music and video player? PMP33 from STE is coming. Looks like PSP, this game gadget of course more shows its function as game portable. File support from .sfc game format (Nintendo and Super Nintendo) which can be downloading will make addictive.Besides four directions navigation button and other access buttons, PMP33 is equipped with 2,4 inch (320x240) screen. The horizon design (PSP wannabe) makes you easier to play the game. As music and video player, PMP33 become very...

Sennheiser PC166 USB: Comfort and Flexible

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Audio Device Company from Germany, Sennheiser, returns to introduce the new product which will satisfy you ear, its PC166 USB. Available USB Connector explicitly shows that this equipment of course made especially for PC user.Use PC166 USB when playing game of course so passionate, you would feel like the situation of the game. Not only that, you also can apply it to enjoy film and music. Although the bass element is not so special, but mid to high frequency can be enjoy clearly and accurate.PC166...

Canon ixus 960IS: Now with Image Stabilizer

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OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) feature is becomes standard facility in supercompact camera, especially for camera which offering lengths enough optic zoom. Because the shake effect / hand wobble which causing picture looks blur easier to happen in this kind of cameras, especially when you operated it only with one hands.Because of its, ISO feature which planted at Canon ixus 960IS becomes goods news. Moreover when compared to its previous product, ixus 900 Ti, ixus 960IS zoom ability is rather...

Canon Xeed SX60: High Class Technology

Posted by newbie Saturday, October 27, 2007 0 comments
From many various projector technology choices, LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) can be called as best technology in the case of quality. This technology applies liquid crystal layer like LCD technology, but shows the picture based on bound like LDP technology. This way merges excess at the same time eliminates lacking of LCD technology and LDP. Projector bases on LCD so accurate in color, but because consisted of pixels, will produce matrix pixel which its form like nets light. While LDP technology...

Xerox Phaser 8560MFP/D: As Solid as Its Ink

Posted by newbie Tuesday, October 23, 2007 0 comments
Solid-ink printers are designed to compete with color lasers, offering laser-like speed and output quality. They’re pretty much exclusive to Xerox, whose latest, the Phaser 8560MFP/D, is among the more impressive laser-class all-in-ones I’ve seen.Solid-ink printers are best for an offi ce that can keep the printer running all night so that the ink stays melted. The 8560MFP/D is a whiz at paper handling, with a standard 625-sheet paper capacity and a 1,675-sheet maximum with optional trays. It also...

ASUS U1F: An LED-Lit Ultraportable

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The ASUS U1F is a sweet ultraportable with awesome picture quality and an innovative design. It’s a traveler’s delight, packing a lot of appealing features, but one thing you’ll miss is an optical drive.Thanks to LED backlighting, the U1F’s 11.1-inch screen looks magnificent. Digital photos and even YouTube videos look amazing under low light. However, the screen is very sensitive to glare coming from any light source above you. ASUS uses a magnesium-aluminum alloy in its frame to protect the screen,...

HP Officejet Pro K5400dtn Color Printer: Laser-Class Ink Jet

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If you’re looking for a color printer for a small office, you might go with an inexpensive laser printer. Or you might pick the HP Officejet Pro K5400dtn Color Printer, an ink jet with many of the qualities of a color laser, at a much lower price and running costs.The K5400dtn has laser-like speed on text, finishing our business suite in 8 minutes 49 seconds, a record for standard ink jets. But photo speed was not very good, averaging 2:25 (min:sec) for a 4-by-6 and 5:22 for an 8-by-10. Like a laser,...

Sony VAIO VGN-TZ150N: Laptop’s Beauty Is Only Skin-Deep

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Laptop manufacturers are putting their focus on design these days, and they’ve come out with some amazingly sleek and sexy creations. This is fine—as long as they don’t forget that performance and features are an important part of the mix. The Sony VAIO VGN-TZ150N epitomizes elegance. It’s a featherweight (2.7-pound) ultraportable with a gorgeous, LED-enhanced screen, a raised keyboard, and a durable carbon-fiber frame. Too bad that Sony hasn’t paid equal attention to what’s beneath the snazzy exterior....

Iomega eGo: Storage to Go

Posted by newbie Monday, October 22, 2007 0 comments
Pocket USB hard drives are all the rage. One of the more attractive and reasonably priced offerings is the Iomega eGo. The drive packs 160GB of storage capacity into its red, chrome-accented frame. It’s shielded from tumbles and comes with a fine backup program—at least if you’re a Microsoft Windows user.Designed to be economical, the eGo offers a better cost per gigabyte ($1) than many of its peers. Its hard drive yields decent performance, taking 54 seconds to copy our 1.2GB test folder, which...

Canon Pixma Pro9000: Photo Prints Fit for Framing

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Almost any ink jet printer can churn out decent photos, particularly at small sizes. But to get exceptional quality, and to print on fine-art papers at sizes up to 13 by 19 inches, you need a high-end printer built for professional photographers or serious amateurs. The Canon Pixma Pro9000 may just fill the bill. The Pro9000 packs an eight-color ink system, designed both to widen the range of colors it can print and to reproduce the subtle shading that makes skin tones look realistic and rounded...

Helio Fin / Samsung SPH-M513 Review: Thin but Short-Lived

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Take a look at this sweet, svelte little cell. It happens to be the thinnest phone yet from Helio, the extremely Web-friendly cellular carrier, and the company’s best camera phone, too. But with its slim body also comes an annoyingly short battery life.The Fin is a very good voice phone. Calls sound clear, with no hiss, though the speakerphone is somewhat quiet. For Helio users, however, voice is just where handhelds begin. This cell has the de rigueur MP3/AAC player supporting 4GB memory cards,...

Westinghouse TX-47F430S: HDMI Ports Galore, and More

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There’s no disputing that HDTVs look their best when displaying high-definition video, and the ideal way to transmit this pristine high-def signal is over an HDMI cable. That’s the draw for Westinghouse Digital’s affordable new 47-inch LCD set. This well-priced TV boasts a total of four HDMI ports for your viewing pleasure.The TX-47F430S measures 31.4 by 46.1 by 9.8 inches (HWD) with its base attached, and weighs in at 71.6 pounds. On-display controls consist of a series of thin buttons along the...

Apple iPod nano (3rd generation): Pocket-Size Yet Plenty Powerful

Posted by newbie Friday, October 19, 2007 0 comments
Since its inception, the only thing Apple’s small player ever really lacked was the ability to screen video—a trick that didn’t mesh with the iTunes Store’s commitment to TV shows and film downloads. Sporting a bright, 2-inch widescreen that shows video in the highest pixel-per-inch count of any iPod ever, the nano is an entirely new beast.The flash player, which comes in 4GB and 8GB capacities, is wider than previous models. But when you hold it alongside a second-generation nano, its widened dimensions...

Nokia E65 Review: Business-Class Cellular

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A classy pin-striped suit of a phone, Nokia’s new handset gives you smartphone power with a dignified feature-phone look. With its aluminum faceplate and snappy slide-out keypad, the E65’s build is unusually solid and feels decidedly rich. Watch out, though, as some of this cell’s keys may be too small for the ham-thumbed.The E65 is a Symbian Series 60 smartphone with unusually speedy EDGE data support, as well as Wi-Fi. Voice calls sounded clear, though the speakerphone’s sound level was low. The...

TomTom GO 720: A GPS that’s Always Up to Date

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Keeping GPS maps and POIs (points of interest) up to date is a gargantuan task. TomTom tries to alleviate this problem with its innovative Map Share technology, along with a little help from drivers like you.When you first power up the TomTom GO 720, you notice a new Map Corrections icon in the main menu. From here, you can make edits such as reversing traffic direction, changing a street name, and adding or augmenting POIs. You can also specify which types of changes you’d like to download: yours,...

Fuji FinePix Z5fd: Ultracompact With Awesome Auto Controls

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A sturdy build, quick performance, and useful advanced automatic features give this Fuji 6.3-megapixel ultracompact a big competitive edge.Stylish and available in four colors, the Z5fd has a sliding front cover that acts as the power switch and also protects the lens and built-in fl ash. Geared toward auto-shooting, the camera features 12 scene modes, as well as a mode that takes a quick pair of shots—one with fl ash and one without—and lets you save the one you prefer. Its 3X zoom lens has a focal...

Apple Ipod Touch: A New Player Masterpiece

Posted by newbie Wednesday, October 17, 2007 0 comments
When the iPhone came out in June, many people (including me) loved it but wanted it without the phone—and without that pesky two-year AT&T Wireless contract. With the new iPod touch, the company has answered our prayers and even added a Wi-Fi version of the iTunes Music Store. Now you can download tracks anywhere there’s Wi-Fi.Apple has announced a partnership with Starbucks that enables iPhone and touch owners to purchase songs they hear in Starbucks stores via Wi-Fi. It would be nice if the...

Sony PSP (model 2000): Slimmer, Faster Mobile Gaming

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Slimmed down and souped up, Sony’s latest handheld gaming device offers some welcome improvements over its predecessor. It boasts more RAM to make game load times a little faster, and it’s now able to output video straight to your TV.At 2.8 by 6.6 by 0.6 inches (HWD) the new PSP has been streamlined, and its sleekness is noticeable when compared with the original (which measures 2.9 by 6.7 by 0.9 inches). The major difference between the two devices, however, is that the new PSP feels much lighter....

HTC Advantage: Phone, Laptop in One

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At 12.7 ounces, this massive device is meant to be an über-PDA—a handheld for adventurous computer enthusiasts who wish they could inject their Treo with steroids. It can replace a laptop in more situations than any other smartphone on the market, but it doubles as a phone only when you wear a headset or use the speakerphone.Though the Advantage’s top-end 624-MHz Marvell PXA270 processor aced our benchmark tests, the unit still felt pokey. But built-in HSDPA and Wi-Fi didn’t disappoint, grabbing...

Motorola Q9m (Verizon): Sophisticated, but Sluggish

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This latest smartphone for Verizon pairs excellent call quality with a top-notch keyboard, making it a strong Windows Mobile choice. I just wish it felt a little quicker.The Q9m’s keyboard is the biggest change from the old Motorola Q. The larger, rectangular keys are easier to settle your fingers on (which helps prevent mistyping), and they depress with satisfying clicks. All but the most ham-handed will fl y over this smartphone's keyboard.A superior phone, the Q9m has very strong reception. The...

Samsung i450: Dual Slider Smartphone

Posted by newbie Tuesday, October 16, 2007 0 comments
After representing their newest fashionable phones some times ago, now Samsung is trying to present the smartphone portfolio. The newest product is Samsung i450.The design concept is adopting Nokia N95 construction: “dual of slider”. Its mean, the up and bottom folder can be shifted at the opposite direction. Bottom side is present the key pad, while the upper is ornamented by great power speaker.Do not like Samsung i620 which using Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 Standards Edition for the Operation...

Philips Xenium 9@9z: Simple Feature with Powerful Battery

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Reliable battery endurance and elegant designs still becoming reference for Philips in presenting the newest models. Through its newest series: Xenium 9@9z, Philips tries to offering the simple communication services but still at best quality.The phone physical display reminding us to previous Xenium series: 9@9w and 9@9f. Candybar form with silver list in the navigation button. The circular construction with dimension 9,6 x 4,2 x 1,7 cm, makes Xenium 9@9z looks more tiny.Not many feature can be...

EIZO FlexScan S2111W: Stunning Monitor for Imaging Pros

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Not your typical 21-inch widescreen monitor, this 1,680-by-1,050 resolution LCD offers outstanding image quality. Just fire up the EIZO FlexScan S2111W and you’ll see one of the brightest monitors around, with color and grayscale reproduction perfectly suited to the graphics professional.The S2111W’s superior performance comes from using a Super Patterned Vertical Alignment (SPVA) panel instead of the Twisted Nematic (TN+) film technology in must LCDs. Although the pixel response times of an SPVA...

Nikon Coolpix P5000: Compact Camera with Control

Posted by newbie Monday, October 15, 2007 0 comments
With a wide range of exposure controls and a comfortable and efficient design, the 10-megapixel Coolpix P5000 is an ideal everyday companion for experienced photographers.The P5000has a nice selection of modes, including High ISO and Anti Shake, either of which can be used to reduce blur in low-light or action shots. You get a lot of flexibility when shooting at the wide end of the camera's zoom range – 36mm – with ten aperture settings. This combined with the P5000’s effective lens-based optical...