ASUS Eee PC 1000HE

  Netbook ASUS Eee PC 1000HE is not just a lightweight upgrade from ASUS netbook 1000 series. Powered by Intel Atom N280, although not bring a significant change from the preceding Intel N270. Increasing the power of use, the 6 cell battery of this asus netbook make very long endurance battery life, can even say netbook that has the the longest battery than the others on the market. Specifications as follow: Intel Mobile Atom N280 Processor 1GB DDR2 Memory (2GB Maximum) 160GB...

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Compaq Presario CQ60-419WM

CQ60-419WM laptop has 15.6-inch with 1366×768 resolutions, equiped with 2.10 GHz AMD Sempron SI-42 Processor and up to 4096MB Ram, the graphic useNVIDIA GeForce 8200M with Up to 1407MB memory, the storage media will have 160GB hard-drive. Other features found on this laptop as follow: SuperMulti 8X DVD±R/RW Double Layer WiFi 802.11b/g Connectivity Altec Lansing audio OS: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic (32-bit) If you are interested with this Compaq Presario CQ60-419WM, Walmart...

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Pioneer SE-CLX50

Pioneer has already made official launch of its new headphone, the Pioneer SE-CLX50 distinguished by their shell-type Flex Nozzle flexible thanks to the design of the headphones fit in the ear hole, thus avoiding the loss of sound. Headphones Pioneer SE-CLX50 adapters also carry four sizes that adaptation is as much as possible. It depends on the sound and not lose the use of them is comfortable. So too we will not have to raise the volume to achieve the same result. The frequency response of...

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Maingear's eX-L 18

You know, this whole "most powerful laptop" game is pretty hilarious. Back in '05, CompAmerica's (who?) Orca 9098 held the title with a cutting-edge 3.8GHz Pentium 4, and over the years, we've watched outfit after outfit pull the award back and forth, much like those tugging games we used to play as tots. Regardless, it seems as if Maingear's down for the fun, today rolling out the planet's all new "world's most powerful gaming laptop" in the eX-L 18, which arrives with an undisclosed Intel Core...

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Nuvifone G60

Garmin-Asus confirms nuvifone G60 for sale this month in Taiwan, M20 soon after Is this really happening? Are we all collectively in some sort of lucid, dreamlike state where Garmin-branded cellphones flow like water, or is this the real deal? Correct us if we're wrong, readers -- but if we're reading this press release correctly, Taiwanese folks will have a crack at Garmin-Asus' nuvifone G60 come the 27th of this month, just a few days from now; Singapore and Malaysia will have theirs meanwhile...

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HP Mini 5101

HP Mini 5101 netbook approved for use by mini executives The Mini 5101, or Mini Executive as HP would have it, is now available to purchase, with prices starting at $399.99. While still a netbook at heart, the 5101 has an impressive array of accoutrements: aluminum and magnesium shell for lightweight (2.64 lbs) sturdiness, flat chiclet keyboard, 10.1-inch LED-backlit display, and at an extra cost, 128GB SSD and 1366 x 768 resolution upgrade options. The build quality and keyboard got high marks...

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SteelSeries Gaming mouse

After the extravagant aesthetics of the World of Warcraft-branded mouse, SteelSeries has returned to its roots with a pair of ambidextrous high-definition mice. The laser-powered Xai grabs the major price tag of just under $80, and in exchange offers a 10.8-megapixels per second sensor, up to 5,001 CPI, and a design engineered in accordance with the whims of professional gamers. Most intriguing is the built-in LCD menu system, where you can fully configure the mouse and then store those settings...

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Samsung Tegra-based smartphone

NVIDIA's Tegra chip has shown itself to be quite a gem, especially in the field of augmented reality zombie destruction. Looks like Samsung agrees with that sentiment, and has confirmed that it's currently developing a smartphone with the powerful processor. That's not a lot to go on, but knowing the capabilities of the CPU, we're excited. It's probably safe to assume an AMOLED touchscreen is a given, as well as a plethora of TouchWiz widgets, but whether or not the phone goes with Windows Mobile...

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Garmin FR60 Fitness Watch

Garmin has launch the Garmin FR60, this is a fitness watch plus workout tool which enable to tracks your heart rate and calories burned. This garmin featured with the advanced training tools included training alarms and “Virtual Partner” that lets you race against a virtual training partner, good to improve your performance. The gadget can be used in conjunction with the bundled heart rate monitor and optional ANT+ compatible wireless foot pod. All your data also can be transfered to your PC...

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Dell Studio 14z hits the review bench

While ASUS is busy adding an optical drive to its Eee PC line, Dell is diving into the low-priced, optical-free, thin-and-light category with its new Studio 14z portable. The folks at Laptop Mag have taken the new laptop for a spin, and seem to like what they see. While its 4.4 pound weight isn't quite best in class, the 14z outperforms most of its brethren thanks to GeForce 9400M graphics and a "real" Core 2 Duo processor -- none of that weak sauce CULV stuff. The battery life isn't bad either,...

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Ricoh GR

Ricoh GR Digital III continues 28mm-equivalent, high-priced lineage Having given its GR Digital II camera more than a year on the market, Ricoh has seen fit to now upgrade that model by latching on another digit and what it claims to be the "greatest ever GR image quality." It wouldn't be much of a step forward if that wasn't the case, but let's see what else the Japanese company hopes to tempt us with. The wide-angle 28 mm/F1.9 GR Lens is all new, while the high-sensitivity 10-megapixel CCD...

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Delete all the TEMP files from the PC

Why do you guys waist so much time with that, you can program it so you don"t have to do it yourself ( actualy that's the basis of programing their ! ) Here you go as an example : Code:Select alldel /Q "C:\Documents and settings\%USERNAME%\Local settings\Temp\*" del /Q "C:\Documents and settings\%USERNAME%\Local settings\Temporary Internet Files\*" del /Q "C:\Documents and settings\%USERNAME%\Recent\*" del /Q "C:\Documents and settings\%USERNAME%\Cookies\marcool@*" ...

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Dell Adamo gets $500

After no small amount of external pressure, Dell has finally managed to do some major damage on the Adamo's number one drawback: the price. The starting mark for the 1.2GHz machine has been slashed from $1,999 to $1,499, while the high-end model with SSD and a 1.4GHz processor is down to $2,299. Still not in the same general galaxy as most consumer-aimed Dell products, but quite a lot closer to the realm of possibility. [Via LogicBUY]...

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LG GM730

    Expected Q3 2009 We first saw the LG GM730 back in February and now after a long wait, LG have finally given some more details about this upcoming Windows smartphone. It's worth noting that the design has changed a little since the first time we saw it, and annoyingly LG still haven't confirmed all the GM730's technical details. LG's announcement at the CommunicAsia event in Singapore indicates that the GM730 should be available in Asian markets in July, followed by the rest...

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Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO

Samsung are not quite the standard-setter in communicator devices but are obviously keen to have their say. Playing catch up seems well in order for a debut but we guess someone here is set to play for keeps. The Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO is a generously spec'd device that's poised to tackle the best in the class and even raise the bet. While sheer size and scope confine it to a niche, the Samsung communicator might be just the right option for those served by that niche.       ...

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Kingston 256GB

Kingston today quietly set a record in the storage world by launching the DataTraveler 300, the world's first stick-sized 256GB USB drive. It holds twice the storage of recent record setters from Super Talent and others, and in some cases allows holding as much content as a notebook hard drive; about 10 single-layer Blu-ray movies should fit, Kingston says. It's also relatively quick with 20MB per second peak read speeds and 10MB write speeds. The capacity is recognized by both Macs and Windows...

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Gateway launches $300 LT netbook

Gateway this morning extended its LT series to include its first Intel-based netbook. The LT2000 opts for familiar specifications with a 10-inch display, 1.6GHz Atom, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive, most of which help bring down the price significantly from the faster, larger LT3100. It does inherit the more expensive system's multi-touch trackpad to scroll using circular motions or to swipe through documents using two fingers. The portable is outfitted with a webcam and a card reader but...

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HP ProBook 4310s

HP has recently made the highly-configurable 13.3-inch ProBook 4310s available for purchase via its webstore. The LED-backlit display itself can be had in a standard 1366x768 or ultra-bright 1366x768 resolution, and there are six processor choices, ranging from a 1.8GHz Intel Celeron dual-core CPU to a 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. For graphics, standard issue is an integrated Intel GMA 4500MHD GPU while ATI's Radeon HD 4330 with 512MB of dedicated VRAM is optional. There is both a VGA and HDMI output...

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URC MX-5000 universal remote

  URC has rolled out some pretty impressive remotes in its day, and it looks like it now has another claim to fame with what appears to be the first universal remote control with haptic feedback. That comes in the form of the company's new MX-5000 remote (pictured above with the touchscreen-centered MX-6000), which has a 2.7-inch touchscreen that URC says provides a "'very satisfying sensation" when you press one of the onscreen buttons. Otherwise, you can expect it to pack built-in WiFi,...

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Shure Brings three Headsets

Shure has released a new line of professional headphones designed specifically for professional and amateur recording, consisting of the SRH840, SRH440 and SRH240. The line uses the same technology as Shure's in-ear buds but for an externaldesign suited to studio monitors or home theaters. The SRH840 features the highest quality sound in the line and a single-piece headband. The SRH840 and the SRH440 both have collapsible designs to render them portable. The SRH440 is tuned to DJ mixers,...

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NVIDIA GTX 285 on an 8-core Mac Pro

Real graphics card competition on the Mac is not something that Apple users are accustomed to hearing about, but with the Radeon 4870 and now the NVIDIA GTX 285 available for the Mac Pro, it looks like we've got just that. While Mac gaming may not be any more viable than it was a few years ago, the ability to dual-boot Windows has been a huge win for those wanting high-end PC gaming without having to put another box next to their work Mac. With Core Image, CUDA, Snow Leopard and OpenCL just around...

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HTC Will Focus on Bothe Android and Windows Mobile

HTC loves both Android and Windows Mobile, will focus on both As you may already know, HTC announced three new Android phones this year: HTC Dream (the non-T-Mobile version of G1), HTC Magic and HTC Hero. The Taiwanese company has also introduced three Windows Mobile phones: HTC Touch Diamond2, HTC Touch Pro2 and HTC Snap. Now, judging by the way Android was received around the world, one may think that HTC will soon concentrate more on Google’s open source OS than on Microsoft’s WM. But this...

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HTC Omni

HTC Omni pics and specs The rumors about the upcoming HTC Omni communicator have been flying around the Web for a few months now. And from some leaked details and specs, HTC Omni sounded like a very interesting mobile gadget. Well, it looks that they were true. Today we’ve got our hands on what appears to be genuine HTC 2007 roadmap presentation with some rendered pictures and more detailed specs for HTC Omni. And we are impressed. HTC Omni does not have it’s designated number yet and is planned...

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HTC Leo

Photo: The HTC Leo might look like this HTC Omni concept Over the week-end, a leaked HTC ROM was said to contain clues that would indicate the existence of an HTC Leo handset, which would be a clamshell qwerty device with a WVGA touch display (800x480). It would run on a SnapDragon "system on a chip" (SoC) from Qualcomm that is said to support Open GL ES 2.0 (like the iPhone 3GS). That sounds somewhat like the HTC Omni (in the image above) that never came out. As long as it also have a virtual...

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BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac

BlackBerry Desktop Software for Mac – officially out in September Research in Motion has just announced that BlackBerry Desktop Software (aka BlackBerry Desktop Manager) will be available for Mac OS starting September this year. The initial release will include features like: iTunes playlists, contacts, calendars, tasks and notes syncing; device updates; backup/restore devices; add/remove applications; multiple devices managing. BlackBerry Desktop Manager will be compatible with Mac OS 10.5.5...

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Ubisoft gaming portal on Facebook

Ubisoft recently launched a new Facebook gaming portal, dubbed the "UbiFriends Portal." Kicking off the casual game hub with TickTock, the French publisher is apparently jumping headfirst into the social gaming arena. Players try and guess which status messages comply with a variety of their friends, and they can send "bombs" to their friends which can then be defused by answering questions. No word yet on what's next for the extremely casual gaming portal, though a bettin' man might put his...

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Rolex phone A699

Rolex phone A699, comes from Shenzhen China Not all people can afford a Rolex watch. But, come on, don’t be so sad if you are unfortunately one among those that can’t afford a Rolex watch (me too), at least we can afford a Rolex phone! Though this Rolex phone, which is named as Rolex A699, is not made by the Switzerland Rolex, but by a China Shanzhai phone maker. Look at the pictures. not bad, isn’t it? The Shanzhai maker is not going to cheat us, Rolex logo clearly seen on the phone, and there’s...

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Xbox Live update

MS opens Xbox Live update preview program Would you like to be one of the movers and shakers to get the upcoming Xbox 360 dashboard update before all the filthy, "regular" people? If so, you'll be happy to know that Major Nelson has just announced an Xbox Live Update preview program. Microsoft ran a similar program prior to the NXE, which allowed lots of gamers everywhere the chance to see all the fabulous updates early. The new update includes plenty of cool new features, including Games...

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Motorola Ivory E18. A luxury phone

Motorola Aura luxury phone has caused quite a lively discussion on the interwebs when it came out. Not sure how much of that transferred into sales – it is a mighty expensive handset with limited market – but overall reaction was very positive. And Aura wasn’t the only product with interesting design that Motorola was prepping for Luxury/Superluxury market at the time. The other phone it had in the works was  Motorola Ivory E18. The cheapest one of them, with a stainless steel chassis...

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Averatec D1005 new all-in-one PC

Averatec have announced a new all-in-one PC, the D1005, which couples a 22-inch widescreen LCD with an Intel Core 2 Duo E5200 2.5GHz processor and 3GB of RAM.  The Averatec D1005 is a step up from the company’s usual nettop-style desktops, with a 320GB hard-drive and a slot-loading DVD burner. There’s also WiFi b/g/n and Intel X4500HD graphics, driving the WXGA display together with outputting via a DVI port.  Other connectivity includes six USB 2.0 ports, gigabit ethernet, audio in/out/headphones...

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Duros Tablet 8404 Gets Atom

If you've found yourself computing more and more outside, you've probably also found yourself struggling to really see what's going on. Most notebook displays, particularly those of the glossy variety, are nearly impossible to see when in direct sunlight, and that's exactly why Duros is adding a daylight-readable panel to its refreshed 8404 rugged tablet. The device, which is also being revamped with an Intel Atom processor, now boasts an 8.4" sunlight-viewable SVGA touchscreen, a solid-aluminum...

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LG XF1 Hard Drive

LG XF1 Ho Hum Multimedia Hard Drive For a portable home theater, an aesthetically pleasing form factor is as important as versatile format support. What we have here is LG's first mobile multimedia hard drive - XF1. Measuring a 20.8mm in thickness, the XF1 features a gorgeous gloss-black finish with smooth curves, and internally, it has a 500GB and a codec decoder that only reads exclusively FAT32 and NTFS. So, it's not as Mac-friendly as we would have hoped. Around the back, you'll find...

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Mini DisplayPort LCDs

Collins claims new Mini DisplayPort LCDs, tuner  Collins America today revamped its yet-to-be-released CinemaView displays built for newer Macs with Mini DisplayPort connectors as well as a TV add-on. The new display line is overall larger and will start with the 24-inch model; as before, the CinemaView 24 will bear similarity to Apple's LED Cinema Display but produce a 1080p resolution. The new screen moves from three to four USB ports and now has a 2ms pixel response time and a 1,000:1 static...

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"Rules" for Windows 7 Upgrades

Technophiles like ourselves who are also frugal have, in the past, purchased upgrade editions of Windows, and been able to do a clean, fresh install either by entering a prior valid license key or inserting a CD for the older software at install time. That went away with Vista, which required a hacky workaround, but now Microsoft is completely shutting down even that methodology, for Windows 7. Why the big deal about a being able to do a clean, fresh install with an Upgrade edition? If you install...

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