The Philips DCD778 is a Docking Entertainment System. It's equipped with an 8.5-inch widescreen LCD display and is capable of playing audio and video from an iPod, DVD, (S) VCD, MP3-CD, CD (RW) and Picture CD. The system offers a built-in ATSC/NTSC TV tuner, digital AM/FM tuner, a pair of 2-inch speakers, cooking timer with a clock and it also has a wireless remote.
As expected, Toshiba has dropped a couple of WinMo handsets here at 3GSM. They do run Windows Mobile 6, which didn't seem likely a week ago.
CPU: Cell Broadband Engine
GPU: RSX
Memory: 256MB XDR
Main RAM 256M
GDDR3 VRAM
HDD: 2.5” Serial SATA 20 GB (or 60 GB – available only for $599 configuration)
I/O: USB 2.0 x 4
Memory Stick/SD/CompactFlash Slots (available only for $599 configuration)
COMMUNICATION:
Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, 1000BASE-T)
IEEE 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi (available only for $599 configuration)
Bluetooth 2.0 (EDR)
Wireless Controller Bluetooth (up to 7)
The iRiver Clix is a fairly straightforward media player. Its physical dimensions are 2.7 x 1.8 x 0.6 inches and it weighs a feather-light 2.5 ounces. The chassis sports a sleek black front bezel with silver sides and back. The front face plate is actually a four-way rocker button, almost resembling a touch screen. Other controls are neatly laid out on the sides of the player. Connectors and interfaces are also found on the sides: the Clix has the standard issue USB 2.0 port, a proprietary connector for the optional Clix cradle, stereo headphones, and battery charger. The Clix utilizes flash storage to store data, music, and videos. The player is available in 512 Mb, 1 Gb, and 2 Gb options.
For audio file support, the Clix supports MP3 and Microsoft WMA up to a maximum of 320 Kbps bitrate, and Ogg Vorbis files up to Q10 encoding quality. For video, the Clix can play MPEG-4 SP (Simple Profile) files up to a maximum of 15 frames-per-second, and Macromedia Flash movies. For pictures, non-progressive JPEG files can be viewed. A handy additional feature is the built-in FM tuner with the standard frequency range of 87.5 – 108.0 Mhz. The unit uses the earphone cable was an antenna. Also, the Clix can play simple Flash-based programs, commonly games.
On the output side, the display on the Clix is a bright, little 2.2 inch LCD screen. For a low resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, it's surprisingly sharp, and it can display up to 262,000 vivid colors. The audio output features 10 built-in equalizer settings with the ability to store customized EQ settings. The Clix also supports SRS WOW surround sound.
The Clix also integrates support for an upcoming online music joint venture between Microsoft and MTV. Called the Urge service, it aims to provide similar services to the Apple iTunes Music Store. When playing a song that the user doesn't own yet, the Clix provides a way to mark a song for purchase, and the next time the Clix is hooked up to a PC with Internet access, it automatically downloads the necessary “rights” to own the song.
But don’t be easily turned off by the 7100’s design, there’s a logic to every curve and line. For instance, its shrunken 20-key keyboard is equipped with a SureType software that allows you to type nearly as naturally as the QWERTY keyboard. The 7100 still has its traditional thumbwheel and Back button for navigation. However, this time, in this series, there is an addition of Send/End keys which are designed for more data. And this time, you are virtually accessible as all 7100s are now quad-band with 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS phones that functions worldwide for voice and data anywhere. With this, you can now do e-mails, SMS, and basically any Web-based operations with the handset. Like the other BlackBerries, the 7100 allows you to send and receive your e-mail from up to ten separate accounts and delivered promptly as soon as it hits your ISP or server. Along with this, you can also have usual serving of Blackberry applets like their crafty calendar, phone book, to-do’s and notebook.
For a complete functionality of the BlackBerry series, dig on a healthy serving below with the following features:
* Bluetooth hands-free headset and car kit support
* GPS-enabled for location-based services
* Large, bright, high resolution color LCD screen optimized for both indoor and outdoor use
* Access up to 10 supported business and/or personal email accounts
* Speakerphone
* SureType™ technology, which combines a traditional phone keypad and familiar QWERTY keyboard
* MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) allows you to combine text and images in a single message
* Polyphonic ring tones to give your handset a distinctive personality
* Integrated attachment viewing for popular file formats
* 64 MB of memory
* Dedicated send and end keys
Looking for a 1080p (1920×1080) HDTV? Here’s a nice deal for you, a stylish 37-inch Sharp AQUOS LC-37GP1U LCD HDTV at only US$1,429.99. Throw in the US$136 shipping charge and it becomes US$1,565.99. Still, a wee bit cheaper than Amazon’s US$1,799.
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It has only been about four months since Nikon introduced the entry-level D40 digital SLR. But Nikon’s updating it anyway with the new D40x.
Differences:
Looks like the slightly higher price than D40 won’t get you much of an upgrade. Forum discussions have shown that most people would rather pay a little more and get a D80 instead.
The D40x will be available next month for US$729.95 for the body only, or US$799.95 for the package including its 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S lens
Yet another new slider in Sony Ericsson’s line of Walkman phones. The W580 comes in two colors, Style White and Urban Grey. The most interesting feature of this phone is perhaps the built-in pedometer, which allows you to track your steps, calories, and monitor your running speed/distance/time.
Other features:
Strangely, the W580 will hit States shores first instead of Europe’s. No word on the price, but availability will be Q3 this year.
The speed of the disk is 7200 RPM with a 2MB Cache and sleek design which makes it look more better.Its originally manufactured in China and shipped all over the world.
The market price of this 320GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive is in the range of 105$ to 160$ based on the sellers.
The phone is completely flexible and can be carried any where and in any form. It can be bended in any shape, or can be rolled up round the wrist, or if at all you are not comfortable with this, then you can just use the phone as a clip for your shirt. Never ever was there a concept of this kind… and is already in huge demands prior to the release of this piece.
This phone can change it’s own shape whenever you need to talk like a normal phone. Talk without words, but with emotions which can be sent and recieved by other Nokia 888 users.
Things like liquid battery, speech recognition, flexible touch screen, touch sensitive body cover and extremely new ones into the world of Nokia Mobiles.
The color can be changed along with the shape of the phone. What else you need? Everything is unique and new… so you will really enjoy using it… not just a mobile, but it is Fun!
Nokia N 76 is the latest addition to the hugely popular Nokia N-series phones. This stylish phone comes with mind blowing features which are bound to capture the imagination of the die-hard Nokia users. It is an intelligently designed phone has all the ingredients to be accepted by the high-end mobile users. This sleek phone is bound to create some ripples among the high-end mobile enthusiasts worldwide. Nokia N76 has unique features like quick cover keys which allow playing of music and taking pictures without opening the phone, ambient light detector for optimizing operating times etc. This phone retains all the features of the Nokia N-series phones plus a lot more. Like all other N-Series phones Nokia N76 too comes with entertaining functions. The large screen of Nokia N76 enables the users to browse the web world with that much ease. It has an inbuilt memory of up to 26 MB which can be expanded up to 2 GB with the use of Micro SD card.
Nokia N76 comes with an integrated 2 mega pixel camera with up to 20 X digital zoom and image resolution of up to 1600X1200 pixels. It also has an integrated Flash. Video calling and video sharing are two of the exciting features of Nokia N76. It can also be effectively used for video streaming, storing and downloading. Videos are captured in QVGA resolution camera and can playback up to 15 fps with up to 4X digital zoom. This makes taking videos a sheer pleasure.
Nokia N 76 support various email protocols such as SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3. This is apart from the regular features such as Chatting, MMS, Picture messaging etc. Other common Nokia features include calculator, voice recorder, Bluetooth, integrated hands free speakers etc. With Nokia N76, it is also possible to video conference. It is also possible to use software like Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. Nokia N76 has a talk time of up to 2.75 hours and a standby time of up to 8.5 days. It comes with a standard Li-ion 700 mAh battery.
Nokia N76 is expected to maintain the popularity of the Nokia N Series mobile phones. It is stunning looking phone loaded with tremendous features.
That's why we've compiled a list of some great camcorders under Rs. 20,000 that will fit any budget size, even if its as low as Rs. 13,000. All the cameras in the category use the MiniDV medium, as its still the most economical medium in camcorders out there. So here goes...
This entry level camcorder may not be too hot on features, but it can surely shoot a good home/vacation video. You may not find a lot of manual options in here, but considering the market segment its aimed at, a casual user probably wouldn't have used those features to begin with.
If its manual option you're looking for in an entry level camcorder, then the Handycam DCR-HC36 might just be the thing for you. It features a complete manual exposure mode, shooting presets like portrait and landscape as well as a NightShot plus mode that uses an infrared lamp to record in pitch black conditions. The touch-screen interface makes accessing all these options a lot easier.
The cards allow consumers to transfer content to and from their mobile phones as well as increase storage for videos, music, ring tones, digital images and other files. Also, SanDisk Mobile Premier cards feature SanDisk's TrustedFlash technology, which allows network operators to sell premium content that can be downloaded directly to mobile phones, stored on the cards and played on other TrustedFlash-enabled devices authorized by the network provider.
The VX-818 can connect to any and all Bluetooth enabled devices to be used as a speaker or hands-free for a mobile as it also has a built in microphone. Besides just being able to connect to the speakers via Bluetooth, Veritronix has also made provisions for the VX-818 to be utilized via miniUSB or standard 3.5mm audio jacks or even line-in and line-out jacks. The device is also equipped with touch sensitive controls and a 650mAH Li-ion battery. The three buttons on the device are for volume and connecting to devices or answering and ending calls.
