Samsung Has Released R470 & R522 Notebook in Hong Kong

Samsung Has Released R470 & R522 Notebook in Hong Kong

Author Ciel501 | 14.05.2009 | Category Computers

Samsung has unveiled R470 & R522, both of them feature Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 (2.2Ghz), 3GB DDR2 800 Mhz, 320GB SATA HDD, 16:9 LED display, SRS Audio and HDMI. R470 has 14’’ display, NVIDIA GeForce G105M Graphic card and Intel PM45 Chipset. R522 has 15’’ display, Intel GMA X4500 Graphic card and Intel GM45 Chipset. R470 costs HKD$7,780 and R522 costs HKD$6,690.

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The Gecko Laptop using standard AA size cells – Coming in July 2009

Author Ciel501 | 13.05.2009 | Category Computers

NorTec announced mini notebook ‘Gecko Edubook’ that runs with standard AA size cells.
It features 8.9’’ display, suitable for touch environment, 1GHz Xcore86 Device on Chip™, no cooling fan and USB 2.0 ports. It supports Ubuntu Remix, Linux and Windows XP. You can choose 2.5’’ HDD or Flash memory. It runs for 4 hours with 8 standard AA size cells or Li+3S2P battery. The Gecko EduBook is modular in that the CPU and RAM are on a removable module so that future upgrade can be made available by simply upgrading the module. The price for the laptop starts at $200 for the basic configuration

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Ennova Direct, USB Memory with OLED Display

Author Ciel501 | 29.04.2009 | Category Computers

If you lose your USB memory that contains confidential information, you should get into trouble. Fujitsu already released unique USB memory that removes data after 24 hours.
Here is clever USB memory that has OLED display from Ennova. It contains finger scan ability so someone who has no authority can’t use it. It is designed to protect OLED display and you can change background color of OLED display. There is no source about its price and it will be available the beginning of the next year. I guess that it should be expensive than we expected.

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Diatec Clever USB Trackpad with Multi-touch Capabilities

Author Ciel501 | 28.04.2009 | Category Computers

If you want to experience iPod touch, iPhone or Macbook with the multi-touch capabilities which respond to the touches of fingers, not a finger, you will have your PC to do so, by connecting the Diatec USB trackpad to your PC.
This clever USB trackpad from Japan Diatec adds multi-touch capabilities to your desktop computer. It features comes with two buttons, 3 inch by 1.8 inch pad and it can respond to the same gesture controls supported by iPod touch such as two-finger rotation, pinch and swipe. But it only runs on OS environment.

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Hynix，The World’s Best Performance Mobile D-RAM

Author Ciel501 | 27.04.2009 | Category Computers

Hynix announced that they had developed the world’s best performance 1 GB Mobile LPDDR2 using 54 nano technology yesterday. They will mass-produce it from July. It makes super-high data transfer rate, 1066Mbps with 1.2V low tension. General D RAM operates with 1.8V so new D RAM saves 50% electric power. You can download 5 or 6 movies just for a sec. It’s awesome!!

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ATI Radeon HD 4770 Will Be Unveil in May

Author Ciel501 | 27.04.2009 | Category Computers

Finally, ATT’s new model has RV740, the industry’s first 40nm process GPU will be unveiled soon. According to ‘Tom’s Hardware’, ATI will release Radeon HD 4770 Graphic card which has RV740 for US$99. It features GDDR5 memory, DirectX 10.1, 750 MHz core speed, 128bit memory bus & 800 MHz memory speed and 512 MB Frame buffer.

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Pahelika: Secret Legends

Author Karoken | 27.04.2009 | Category Computers, Video Games

Secret Legends is a puzzle game developed by IronCode Software set for release April 30, 2009. Priced at a meagre $19.99, the game allows players to  explore a unique storyline in a fantasy universe.

You must travel through the mysterious ruins of six ancient civilizations to uncover the ultimate prize at the end. Players must also solve riddles, puzzles, and other such mind crunching tasks to discover the truth behind an ancient legend. This game will provide a fresh new experience for those not used to puzzle solving games, but also an exciting new intallment for those already a fan of the genre.

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The U6V-V2 Natural material notebook

Author itzco | 25.04.2009 | Category Computers

For every person who has an ecologist inside of him or her self, now you can have a notebook witch not only can save energy, also it use natural materials that will disintegrate right before we think. The Asus U6V-V2 is a 12.1- inch notebook that sports a solid bamboo casing  and uncanny power inside. The U6V-V2 is powered by an Intel Core2Duo processor, and has 4 gigabytes of memory.

You can buy it, just click here

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CowBoy DivX Box with iPod Support, DC-MC35ULI

Author Ciel501 | 24.04.2009 | Category Computers

Digital Cowboy released the latest DivX Box, the Movie CowBoy DC-MC35ULI with iPod dock.
It should be perfect one for those who don’t care to connect their PC to a TV. The DC-MC35ULI is a powerful DivX Box that supports MPEG-1/2, 3.5” SATA HDD, XviD, DivX, RMVB, MOV, and MKV(H.264/720p) video files, MP3, WMA, AAC, OGG, WAV, AC3, and DTS audio files and displays video stored on an iPod on a TV and allows access to audio files.
The Movie Cowboy, thanks to its Ethernet port, offers direct access to YouTube videos, MS Live functions, Picasa, without connecting to a PC.

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CFD Releases Cool Interceptor SSD Drives

Author Ciel501 | 24.04.2009 | Category Computers

Japan CFD released SSD Drive. It features 2.5’’ MLC (multi-level cell) based on NAND flash memory and SATA 3.0 Gbps Interface cache memory. It has 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacity. Each model has different performance. 32GB and 64GB have 200MB/s for read, 95MB/s for write. 128GB and 256GB have 240MB/s for read, 150MB/s for write.

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