Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000
Microsoft has introduced two new Laser Mice: the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and Wireless Laser Mouse 7000, "giving consumers more choice and flexibility in their computing experience." The first one is a full-size "unique" mouse with a portable snap-in transceiver for easy storage and mobility...
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Sony Bravia Portable TV/Radio
Sony has introduced two explicitly portable TV sets. Both the D500 with its 3-inch screen and the more pocketable, 2-inch G200 are built to catch Japan's 1Seg over-the-air digital TV format; they also support the standard's electronic programming guide, letting viewers take a quick glance at the schedule regardless of where they begin watching...
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NEC Intros Widescreen AccuSync Monitors
NEC announced the addition of three new wide-screen desktop displays to the popular AccuSync line, targeted to small- to medium-sized businesses, direct marketers, home office workers, system builders, and retail channels. The 19" and the 22" displays replace the previous generation wide products, while the 17" is a new addition to this category...
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Sony’s new photo printers
Sony has introduced two photo printers DPP-FP95 and DPP-FP75 with one-touch printing and in-printer photo editing features. The Sony transportable PictureStation DPP-FP95 or the DPP-FP75 photo printers produce lab-quality 4 x 6-inch prints in about a minute. Creating keepsakes and scrapbooks becomes quick...
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Morgan LifeCar Concept
At the 2008 Geneva Motor Show Morgan will unveil the LifeCar concept, a fuel cell hybrid sportscar based on the Aero Eight and developed in partnership with QinetiQ, OSCar and Oxford University. the Morgan LifeCar is a concept that has been a long time coming. It took several companies and three universities almost three years...
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HTC P3470 TouchScreen with GPS Navigator
HTC has announced a new communicator, which popped up in news under the codename Pharos – it’s HTC P3470. Taking into account its specs, we see an entry level device lacking the support of both 3G and Wi-Fi, but carrying a GPS-receiver onboard. The price tag doesn’t seem to fit an entry-level communicator...
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Nokia N96 Media Phone
Nokia finally officially announces the next flagship model of the N-series, the Nokia N96. The handset is optimized for video and TV viewing. In fact, in some territories, the integrated DVB-H receiver could be used to watch live TV broadcast and it even sports a kickstand at the back for hands-free viewing...
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Sony Ericsson Z770
Sony Ericsson has announced the Z770 clamshell phone, optimised for the Internet, benefiting from HSDPA. The Z770 can easily be used as a modem, and comes with an effortlessly easy Email set-up wizard. It also incorporates the vastly popular Google Maps application. Including a 2-megapixel camera, the Z770 is due to reach Europe in spring...
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Nokia N78 SmartPhone
Another Nokia’s product at Mobile World Congress 2008 is the N78 smartphone. The Nokia N78 is an all-around phone designed for navigation, photography, and music. The model has integrated A-GPS with free Nokia maps for geo-tagging of your photos. Speaking of photos, the Nokia N78 has a 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics...
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Motorola Z6w Wi-Fi
Motorola introduced a new MOTO Z6 version with Wi-Fi. The Z6w offers Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) that allows it to start a call either through GSM or through VoIP (when on Wi-Fi) and to automatically switch from one format to the other if the phone's owner wanders out of range of one of the signals...
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