Samsung has launched its new Airness G600 slider phone in France on April 2009 – its an old design with a new look. The phone is the same G600 stickered with the Airness brand. The specs include a 2.2-inch TFT LCD Display, 5 megapixel camera, TV out, FM Radio Tuner and microSD memory card slot. The phone will be sold only for 199 Euros.
With Intel Atom Processor N270 (1.60GHz, 533MHz, 512KB), Samsung lauched its new N310 Netbook. The netbook which has dimension 262 x 184.5 x 28.0 mm (H / B / T) and weighing 1.23 kg are very good stylish. It also supports Wi-Fi, HSDPA, WiBRO, Bluetooth 2.0, 3-in-1 card reader, 1.3MP camera, 3 USB ports and a styled keyboard.
Samsung Electronics launched its new touchscreen phone full Haptic8M which is called Sch-W740 model in the market of Korea. It is equipped with a large 3.3-inch screen and built-8m in the camera. The price of this gadget from Samsung about US$ 660 (900000 KRW) .
Reigncom IRiver have officially released the P35 PMP, which adopts 4.3-inch WQVGA full touch LCD Screen display with internet full browsing, optional integrated WiFi b/g, 16 hours audio playback and 8 hours video playback. It also supports a raft of formats, including MPEG4, Xvid and WMV in video (up to 8Mbps for MPEG1/2, and up to 4Mbps for MPEG4/Xvid) and MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, APE and FLAC in audio.
TOSHIBA launched its new portable DVD player that is called SD-P93DTW model in Japan market at the end of April 2009. This gadget which is supported with One-Seg digital TV Tuner, adopting a 9-inch LCD display, it will be available for around 50,000(JPY) or US$ 520
It also supports SD / SDHC / microSD / micro SDHC cards, but outside of these characteristics. It seems to be the same model: a 9-inch rotating TFT LCD screen with 800 × 480 resolution, support DivX, JPEG viewer, virtual surround sound and built-in speakers.
OCZ has launched their mice which are the latest products – They are called Behemoth and Eclipse. The Eclipse is up to 2400 DPI, and the Behemoth of 3200 – I do not know if we really need these crazy DPI levels, but they are there.
They look pretty comfortable and they have on board memory to remember the settings, so you will not have to worry about a configuration utility. I am convinced OCZ for hardware, but I’m still waiting to see how to play with their gear.
