New Gadget 2011

For most football lover, goal information is enough to be known in just minute time. But, there is nothing wrong gets more accurate data from a match. One of them is, determines the second when goal is made. This made in Adidas ball, Teamgist II, will realize it.Ball form is not far different with normally ball. Its form remains to be circular with 100 % polyurethane material. One different thing is only the external design. Its form no longer be consisted of hexagonal and pentagon areas. But, its...

In January 2007, only one day after the launching of one terabyte harddisk from Hitachi, Memorex launchs portable data storage product called Ultra TravelDrive in Consumer Electronic Show, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.Ultra TravelDrive is a storage device using harddisk drive 2,5 inchs technology, so that its form is compact and portable. Even small and easy to brought in hand, this storage device having capacities 120GB and 160GB.That big data capacity is enough to accomodate around 53.000...

From snowy hillside, the idea emerged three years ago. Marc Barros wishes to record him self madness action skating on the snow surface with his friend, Jason Green. What a pity, the video camera is dead because the extreme temperature.These Washington University (Seattle) skaters also almost die because operating the camera at the same time as skating. After this ugly experience, comes the idea to makes helmet with camera which light, strong, and enough to be operated with one finger touch.In Portland,...

In this year-end, Samsung is launchs their new music player line, Samsung YP-P2, YP-S5, and YP-T10. Among three, YP-T10 is the smalest, light and economic music player. But, is not mean that YP-T10 is worst than other player.Like YP-P2, YP-T10 provides three storage capacities choices, that is 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB (YP-S5 only provide 2GB capacities). Besides, this player present in various colour choices, that is black, white, purple, red, and yellows.This music player takes the same form with its...

This upgrade to Apple’s access point would have been better for users if it had true dual-band operation, like the Linksys WRT600N. As it stands, the Extreme N can operate in either 5-GHz (802.11n only) or 2.4-GHz (11b/g-compatible) mode, but not both. Still, since most MacBooks are lln- enabled as of late last year, there’s a good chance that your entire home network can move to 5 GHz, if you’ve got relatively now hardware.For households with Macs and PCs, the lack of a firewall at the router is...

Speed, paper handling, and output quality are all factors in choosing an office laser printer. The Lexmark C782n is fairly fast and has good print quality but its forte is paper handling. It comes with the trays and accessories to deal with huge printing volumes, as is fitting for a printer with a 150,000 page monthly duty cycle.The C782n has a 600e-sheet capacity, divided between a 500-sheet drawer and a 100-sheet multipurpose tray. Other configurations add a duplexer and a second 500-sheet tray;...

In the summer of 2007, Linksys entered the 802.11n market, but its WRT350N didn’t offer enough - neither enough speed nor enough features. The brand-new Linksys WRT600N attempts to correct that-and succeeds.Several improvements make this router the best of the crop I looked at. First, it looks cool in a Bat Cave sort of way. Second, it’s true dual-band. Many vendors call their routers and access points dual-band, but the devices can’t run in both the 2.4-GHz and 5-GHz spectrums simultaneously. Most...

Are you searching for a great-looking monitor or a monitor with great picture quality? If the latter is paramount, the CTL 220UW may fill the bill. This 22-Inch, 1,680-by-1,050 widescreen LCD won’t win any points for stylishness. It’s more expensive than much of its competition, and its maneuverability is severely limited, but the on-screen view is sweet.The 220UW’s enclosure is nondescript. Its base can be tilted forward and backward but lacks height, swivel, and pivot adjustment. The embedded...

Here’s a handset for Verizon that’s an excellent voice phone with a little something extra: eight channels of major network television. The TV service costs extra, but you don’t need a subscription to enjoy this slider-style phone’s good looks, long battery life, and pleasing voice quality.The third phone to feature Verizon’s live TV service, the Z6tv is the first handset with an internal antenna. Telephone reception isn’t as good as on phones with pop-out antenna, but the phone is much less clunky.Verizon’s...

You might think that sturdy and consumer friendly are mutually exclusive qualities in a laptop. Panasonic has proven that notion wrong with its Toughbook CF-52. This semi-rugged notebook keeps the tough-as-nails qualities of its predecessors while adding features like discrete graphics and cutting-edge processing power. But keep in mind, the add-ons add up fast, and a fully equipped laptop could set you back quite a bit.The CF-52’s thick magnesium alloy chassis qualifies it as semi-rugged. Panasonic...

Most of us are familiar with the business model of printers: Practically give away the printer itself, and then make a killing selling the ink. With its Phaser 8860 Color Printer, Xerox has turned that model on its head. The color printer itself cost $2,500, but Xerox is just about giving the ink away with its very low cost per page. If your business prints a lot in color, this laser-class, solid-ink printer will more than pay for itself within a few years.Xerox claims a 3.2-cent cost per page (based...

Looking for a cool dual-slider like Helio’s Ocean handset but don’t want to switch from AT&T? Pantech hopes to get you on board with its new Duo. Like the Ocean, the Duo includes two slide-out keyboards, but, by contrast, this device is a true smartphone running Windows Mobile 6 Standard EditionThe Duo is made mostly of grey, glossy plastic and is relatively thick. Still, its 2.2-inch, 320-by-240-pixel screen is bright and easy to read. Both keyboards feature recessed button. The larger ones...

Meet the first plasma television smaller than 50 inches to offer full 1080p resolution-packing over two million pixels into its 42-inch screen. This Panasonic set offers terrific image quality when playing standard and high-definition video sources, set off by comfortable viewing angles. Although I was disappointed by the resolution limitations of some of the set’s HD-compatible video ports (there’s no 1080p input on VGA or component video ports), this minor flaw was overshadowed by a picture that...

Though it was one of the best-sounding headsets I’d ever used, the Plantronics Voyager 510 had one downside: its clunky design. The updated 520 model delivers a slick new look. In addition, noise-canceling circuitry and a built-in screen that eliminates wind noise work to ensure stellar sound quality.Small and stylish, the 520 is comfortable to wear and features an ingenious soft-rubber ear loop that’s clear after the point where it reaches the ear, so it’s not at all unsightly.The Voyager 520 gets...

When Samsung’s P2 was announced, there was plenty of buzz over this slick and slim touch-screen player with innovative Bluetooth 2.0 capabilities. Sadly, the ability to answer phone calls through the player- arguably the coolest feature- did not work at press time. Samsung promises a firmware upgrade fix early in 2008.Available in 4GB and 8GB capacities, the flash memory based P2 is a devilishly handsome gadget with a sharp 3-inch screen, FM radio, and the usual quality array of excellent Samsung...

T-Mobiles Shadow does a good job of making Windows Mobile more user-friendly, but ultimately, it’s no more capable or stylish than the competition. This silvery, rectangular slider sports a big, bright, 320-by-240-pixel, 2.6-inch screen, and a hybrid two-letter-per-button keyboard, like the Blackberry Pearl’s.The device runs Windows Mobile 6 Standard, but T-Mobile decided to make the operating system friendlier by laying an animated interface over it. The interface reaches its goal: never to expose...

This affordable 8-megapixel superzoom model packs a range of useful features and D-SLR-like capabilities, but it’s as easy to use as a point-and-shooter. Image quality is good but not top-notch.The 18X Fujinon lens is the centerpiece of this well-designed digital camera, delivering a 4.7mm to 84.2mm range (equivalent to a 35mm lens with a27mm to 486mm zoom). The wide-angle lens performed beautifully for group shots and landscapes.Fuji's face-detection technology, which worked well on my tests, offers...

Back when a new line of Zune digital media players was announced, the addition of a flash-based model grabbed all the headlines. But now that the products are here, the real show stealer is the Zune 80GB hard disk device. For the same price ($250) as the 80GB iPod classic, the Zune 80GB offers a much larger screen, FM radio, wireless player-to-player sharing. Wi-Fi syncing with your PC, and a rear panel that can be customized with some cool- and free- artwork. To put it simply, Apple is no longer...

Move over, Apple iMac-there’s a new king of the all-in-one PC realm. It’s the Dell XPS One, not to be confused with its recently launched rival, the Gateway One-which it outclasses, The XPS One, which starts at $1.499 for a base model, is a design statement, looking more like a sleek monitor than a PC. It has a winning feature set and is a multimedia juggernaut. It handles high-def video and TV well (despite its less-than-full HDTV resolution). But one thing it’s not is a competitive gaming rig.Like...

Handheld PCs will dominate the world-but not any time soon. Yet Fujitsu is moving in the right direction with its 1.5-pound LifeBook U810, a bargain for an Ultra-Mobile PC (UMPC).The U810 has a neat twist: Its screen rotates 180 degrees like a convertible tablet. At 6 by 6.7 by 1 inches (HWD) it’s a bit large, but that permits a relatively spacious 5.6-inch screen. The small laptop keyboard provides the best typing experience of the crop,The feature set is solid, including SD and CompactFlash readers,...

What can $400 get you in a laptop? Plenty, if you’re considering the sleek ASUS Eee PC. This is the most expected laptop by computer geek over the world. It is ultra portable laptop computer Eee PC (Eee mean easy to learn, easy to work, and easy to play). To refresh your memory, this laptop is partnership result between Asus and Intel, which addressed for children in poor country.Besides ultra mini, ultra light, and ultra portable, it is sold with ultra cheap price. Eee PC 701 or 4G is a 7-inch...

Hewlett-Packard (HP) seems keeps spirits up in the effort to extending their personal computer (PC) market. Newest, HP offers PC for family which placed in family room or kitchen. Newest model of this PC type is HP TouchSmart IQ775 PC.HP TouchSmart IQ775 PC carries desktop computer concept as family information center. One of the features is video message recorder, what enables one of family member to record video message to be looked by other family member. Besides, there is access for all information...

A few months ago, Dell Inc. shows to public the video about their first laptop which able to be turned into tablet PC. Its name, Latitude XT. This is Dell laptop model most expected by the enthusiasts.But, Dell Latitude launch is one day overlapped by Portege M700: Toshiba 9th generation tablet PC. Toshiba tablet convertible PC generations started by Portege M205 at 2004. Then evolution becomes Portege M400 which introducing optical activator and standard voltage chip.Now Portege M700 is Toshiba...

If Asus name called in front of computer geek and gamers, they surely will be considered at notebook, motherboard, or VGA graphic card. The reason is the Taiwan Company is known as notebook for gamer producer: G1 and G2 and various PC components.Name of Asus have never been met at sound-card for PC. But now Asus launchs their new line of sound card, with Xonar sub-brand.Asus not only wish to present multimedia experience in great visualisation, but also wish to present it in high quality audio....

At electronic exhibition IFA 2007, Berlin, Germany, LG demonstrates a new celuler phone so called LG Viewty (KU990). Lot people show displeasures of product name which sound awkward. Maybe because its sound is really close to word “filthy”.But the name is selected because this phone is designed to please video lover which always mobile. Viewty can play and records video files which having DivX format- a popular enough video format for downloading via Internet. So LG equipped it with high speed Internet...