DocuPrint C1110 Review: Xerox Hot Laser Printer

Posted by newbie Wednesday, January 30, 2008 0 comments
Fuji Xerox opens this year by launching its newest colour laser printer, Fuji Xerox C1110. This is the printer which directly grabs consumer heart in Asia.In Singapore, Xerox sell thousands unit of printer and sold out in one month only. So also with the sale in other Asia countrys, like Taiwan and Korea.Printer DocuPrint C1110 has standard dimension, which is 400 x 445 x 389 milimeters. Its measure still bigger compared to Samsung CLP 300 which has 391x264x342 mm dimension.Fuji Xerox has applied...

Samsung YP-S5 Review: Samsung Straight Back

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Various digital music players are available in market. But, if you desire to try a music player with great enough sound quality, the answer is Samsung YP-S5. The reason is this multimedia gadget enriched with sophisticated loudspeaker and earphone.For example, the YP-S5 audio output can be reach 1500 mW. If still feel uncomfort with it original loudspeaker. You can use it Bluetooth connection, to be linked with compatible addition audio system.Moreover, YP-S5 Bluetooth technology can be used as...

BlueAnt V1 Review: Bluetooth Headset with Voice Controller

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Headset producer, BlueAnt, returns to launch it newest bluetooth headset, namely BlueAnt V1. This Gadget claimed as the first Bluetooth headset that applying “True Voice User Interface” technology. This BlueGenie Sensory, Inc. technology is similar with voice recognition technology in phone. This technology can perform voice comand via voice synthesizer which integrated with one special buttons.Voice control function which planted at this product for example; Answer/ Ignore Call, Redial, Call Back/...

OQO Model e2 Review: New UMPC from OQO

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Computer company from United States, OQO Inc., launchs Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) e2 series. This UMPC full functioned like desktop computer which based on Windows XP, Windows XP Tablet, and Windows Vista.Chief Executive Officer OQO, Dennis Moore, says that the launching background is the increasing of UMPC request in market. “The customer wants to access the information, application, and Internet in mobile which fit in pocket, handbag, or office bag”.The model e2 looks precisely the same as the model...

Samsung SGH-F490 Review: Croix Interface in Multimedia Phone

Posted by newbie Monday, January 28, 2008 0 comments
Finally, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announces the first launching of its newest multimedia phone, SGH-F490. Phone which claimed have special ability in its screen and interface, will be marketed in Europe in quarter I of 2008.Like SGH-F700, Samsung SGH-F490 also relies on widescreen with 3.2-inch diagonal. Touchscreen technology is believed to decorate its front face; its screen has 262.144 colours, with resolution of active matrik 240x320 pixels (QVGA).Its interface display relies on Croix User...

LG KG375 Review: Cool Clamshell for Low-end Market

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After success with its Chocolate and Shine series, LG return to launch another breakthrough. This time, newbie market is the new target of LG through KG375. Based on first information, this phone will be launch with support of Vodafone.This model relies on elegant designs with simple interface, as main interest. Color combination which wrapping the fold designs like KG210 and some clamshell variants is compacts enough. Including it mini dimension.Its only one screen which available in its fold design,...

Samsung SGH-G600 Review: 5 Megapixel Camera with Slider Design

Posted by newbie Saturday, January 26, 2008 0 comments
While the other vendor compete to designs its camera phone so looks like a pocket camera, Samsung instead presents a camera phone with slider design. Don’t know what is the reason, this can become dangerous boomerang. Considers that slider designs are felt less supporting camera usage.In 5 megapixel phone camera class, you will find a number of quality products from all vendors. For example are LG KG920, Nokia N95, Nokia N82 and Sony Ericsson K850i. Almost all of it has candybar form. Or even had...

Nokia 5610 XpressMusic Review: Express your Style

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XpressMusic may have two different meanings. Enjoys music with fast access, or express yourself through music which suitable with personality. And Nokia 5610 is perfect enough to use this name.This phone is a product which launch almost separately with Nokia 5310. In a flash, both products look so similar. But besides the color factor, both are different product.If Nokia 5310 launched without 3G features and has tiny designs, hence Nokia 5610 made bigger with WCDMA (3G) network support. It shows...

Nokia E51 Review: Fast Access for Business

Posted by newbie Thursday, January 24, 2008 0 comments
Office phone so identical with big device, elegant and always be in place side by side in your laptop. But many times Nokia breaks the tradition, especially in big measure side. This vendor want to show us that business phone trend will go to device which seen simple but has great feature and remain to provides fast data access.Nokia E51 is the new device which explains the Nokia ambition. Its have relative small measure if compared to PDA. The body is decorated by metal material so looks so exclusive.E51...

Canon HG10 Review: Professional Class Camcorder

Posted by newbie Wednesday, January 23, 2008 0 comments
In fact, this made in Canon gadget is a standard video recorder, just like other camcorder. But the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) support and AVCHD (Advanced Video Codec High Definition) record format, which is format standard of HD compression at media besides cassette, makes HG10 one level above of camcorder on its class.Besides, HG10 is also equipped by True Full HD 1920x1080 CMOS Sensor technology, HD Video Lens, Instant AF feature and Optical Image Stabilizer to produce fascinates picture and high...

Maxtor OneTouch 4 Plus Review: Digital Lifesaver

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We recently dubbed Maxtor the “master of disaster” for its excellent data backup programs and devices. The company’s new OneTouch 4 Plus is another hit. Like its little brother, OneTouch 4 Mini, this external storage drive packs SafetyDrill, Maxtor’s excellent catastrophic failure backup program.Endowed with 500GB of drive space, the OneTouch 4 Plus can back up your system’s hard drive with lots of room to spare. The unit adds a FireWire connection to the mix as well.SafetyDrill is the real draw,...

LG Flatron L206WU Review: LCD Plays Well with Others

Posted by newbie Tuesday, January 22, 2008 0 comments
Multiple-monitor setups offer a lot of exciting possibilities, but they can be tricky to hookup. The LG Flatron L206WU simplifies the process, delivering high-resolution (up to 1,680-by-1,050) imagery via a USB connection.This stylish monitor offers a lot of flexibility in both its design and uses. The round base swivels, and the panel can rotate into portrait mode. Five function buttons allow a range of options, including three viewing modes.The L206WU can serve as your primary display, but its...

Epson PictureMate Dash Review: A Photo-Printing Marvel

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The PictureMate line of small-format photo printers has always stood out, but Epson has really outdone itself this time, with its newest value addition, the sub-$100 Dash. Although the Dash is the low-cost version of the newest generation of PictureMates, it offers features I’m used to seeing only on printers that cost far more - from a surprisingly big 3.6-inch LCD screen to the ability to print from a wide range of sources. It’s also the fastest small-format photo printer I’ve seen at any price.Though,...

Fujitsu LifeBook S6510 Review: Luminous and Lightweight

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The question to consider with most ultraportables is what the manufacturer had to forgo to hit the target weight. A notable exception is the Fujitsu LifeBook S6510, which offers a glorious 14-inch widescreen in a 4-pound package. It’s a treat to see it accomplish something few laptops can do, even if it comes with a hefty price tag.LED backlights, instead of fluorescent tubes, are the new wave in mobile computing, allowing for thinner screens and greater power savings. Fujitsu’s Crystal View technology...

Garmin Nüvi 760 Review: Better GPS Device, Same Old Price

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The latest premium navigation device from Garmin sports a trimmer, slicker design and adds some cool new features and refinements to the top-rated Nüvi 600 series. The best part: These improvements won’t cost you any more than the 660’s price of $799-making the Nüvi 760 is our favorite.One of the slimmest GPS devices on the market, the Nüvi 760 sports an attractive charcoal-grey bezel and a bright, wide 4.3-inch display. Among the most welcome enhancements to the 760 is the addition of multisegment...

Epson Perfection V500 Photo Review: Picture-Perfect Scanning

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Its great when new products wow us with an innovative feature, but every now and then these great ideas come together into a fully integrated whole that really knocks our socks off. This is the case with the Epson Perfection V500 Photo, a high-quality scanner that features an LED light source to eliminate warm-up time.The scanner’s long list of impressive features includes 6.400-pixel-per-inch (ppi) optical resolution and hardware-based Digital ICE for removing dust and scratches. The V500’s LED...

LG 47LBX Review: Stylish LCD Struggles with Color

Posted by newbie Monday, January 21, 2008 0 comments
This 47-inch model handles standard-definition video better than most LCD HDTVs, and its 120-Hz display technology does a good job of minimizing smearing in fast-moving imagery. Still, the 47LBX requires several tweaks, before producing a decent looking picture, with the out-of-box color quality exhibiting too much variance. Overall, the set requires more adjustment than should be necessary for a new HDTV.Handsomely, crafted, the 47LBX’s design includes a glossy black bezel and an attached swivel...

Western Digital My DVR Expander Review: Store More of Your Favorite Shows

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If you find yourself saving more shows on your TiVo HD or TiVo Series3 HD DVR than you can possibly watch, it may be time to upgrade your dwindling storage space. Western Digital’s My DVR Expander hooks up to an HD TiVo box (sorry, TiVo Series 1 and Series 2 owners, your boxes lack the needed eSATA port) and promises 60 extra hours of HD (high-def) content or 300 extra hours of SD (standard-def) video on its 500GB specialized hard drive.Out of the box, my system lacked the software update required...

HP Pavilion Elite m9040n PC Review: Elite Performance, Populist Price

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If working with Photoshop, transcoding videos, or ripping MP3s is just too slow on your old PC, maybe it’s time to get a higher-end multimedia desktop. The latest such rig in HP’s stable, the Pavilion Elite m9040n PC, combines a ton of features and excellent performance at a surprisingly affordable price.The m9040n is multimedia to its (quad) core. It loads an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, 3GB of system memory, two 320GB hard drives in a RAID 0 array, an over-the-air ATSC (HDTV) tuner, wireless...

OLPC XO-1 Review: A Laptop for the Masses

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The One Laptop per Child (OLPC) initiative has finally released its XO-1 laptop. For a $200 donation, it will send one to a child in a developing country that doesn’t have the means to buy one. You currently can’t get an XO-1 of your own, at least not without paying for 100 or more of them.Technology- wise, the XO-1 is a study in contrasts. Its sub-500-MHz processor, 256MB of RAM, and 1GB of flash storage are puny by today’s standards (though fine for its target audience of 6- to 12-year olds)....

Haier Ibiza Rhapsody Review: The PC-Free Portable Media Player

Posted by newbie Sunday, January 20, 2008 0 comments
This innovative player puts your Rhapsody music in your hand without having to be connected to a PC- even for setup. The concept is simple: The Ibiza uses Wi-Fi to connect to the Rhapsody subscription music service to stream or grab any of its 4.5 million songs. It has a 30GB hard drive as well, so you can be use it as a traditional portable media player. (You do need to connect to your computer to got non-Rhapsody files on the Ibiza.) It also plays video and displays photos on a screen identical...

LG VX10000 Voyager Review: Isn’t an iPhone killer

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This super-powered, multitalented handset is a broadside aimed straight at Apple’s untouchable iPhone. It comes with a gorgeous touch screen, wireless stereo music, live TV, GPS, dual keyboards, and much more. The Voyager is also Verizon’s best text messaging device, its top entertainment gadget, and a handheld that’s just plain fun to use.Apple should take notes on a number of the Voyager’s features, including the virtual T9 keypad that makes texting a breeze, the stereo Bluetooth support for music,...