Playstation phone - a myth or is it going?

There can be no doubt about it, gaming on the Android platform has to date been a fairly disappointing experience. But it appears, however, that everything will soon change for the better. Although not yet an official press release from Sony Ericsson regarding the future of a PlayStation Phone, the company has mentioned that debåde working to develop a whole new gaming platform called Ecosystem, and a new unit. There is still little information in terms of which operating system is officially scheduled for the platform. However, using the exclusion method, you can make certain assumptions; since Apple keeps tight control over iPhone OS, and since Windows Mobile suffers from lack of popularity, one can safely expect that the new gaming phone will be supported by the Android platform, and all that now even come with it.

Hardware Details

So far it is rumored that the device so far is going to be a hybrid of PSP Go gaming platform and Samsung Captivate mobile phone. More generally speaking, comes the phone to have a widescreen to wear out to side to reveal gaming controls instead of the standard QWERTY keyboard. It will be equipped with the D-pad as we know it from PSP But instead of the small joystick, the device must be equipped with an "elongated touchpad). The display will be between 3.7 to 4.1 inches long, with WVGA or higher resolution. As far as processor power, it will most likely support a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU. Finally, there are rumors that the device will be equipped with an embedded 5-megapixel camera, although this has not yet been confirmed.

Software Details

On the software and the operating system side of the equation, it looks as though it will run the Android 3.0 OS with a few modifications. Most remarkably, it is that there will be a whole new area on Android Market which will be specifically adapted to the new unit where it was looking to download new games for the platform. For starters, it is expected that content will be exclusive and therefore only work for this new entity - Dog kunned a thought that these games would be made available for other Android devices, if their technical specs and button layouts supports it. Graphically, the games appear to be comparable to the quality of PlayStation 1 or PlayStation Portable. To mention some of the titles which it is possible the device to be covered may include contemporary PSP offers such Call of Duty: Modern Warfare God of WarAnd LittleBigPlanet, with more titles coming.

Myth or Fact?

Although there is little information about the project as a whole, it seems to be a beneficial partnership for both parties. The tension generated by the mere name of this product is proof enough that there will be a market for it. Furthermore, this partnership could very well be Google's much-needed boost in games and entertainment category.

The Final Judgement

Even the best projects with big budgets and a large amount of research behind them, you sometimes have trouble seeing the light of day. There is no guarantee that this unit will be set out in the market, it is safe to say that both Sony and Google have much to gain from this product, and there is no reason to believe that their efforts will be wasted.

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New eReader from Pandigital

Pandigital Launches Novel Personal eReader for the U.S. market. Built-in WiFi, access to Barnes & Nobles eBookstore and a lightweight design are the main attractions.

Pandigital has apparently learned from the teething problems at their first attempt to create an eBooks, Pandigital Novel, and the new shoots on the trunk, Novel Personal eRader, looks on paper something more interesting.

First and foremost, work on the design: Pandigital has chosen to focus on the ultra mobile and Novel Personal eReader weighs only approx. 250 grams and is equipped with a 6 inch screen and boasts a battery that can handle 6,000 pages (which incidentally is not very telling. It will probably depend on how fast you read?)

In addition, work on screen. Pandigital first eBooks got severe blow not to have a decent touch-screen, and now has completely changed technology Sipex / AUO instead of LCD.

Pandigital Novel Staff eRader have built access to Barnes & Noble's eBookstore, but in addition it has built in WiFi and can also be used as a mini-tablet / smartphone for web browsing, email, etc.
There are also built-in speaker and headphone jack.

Recommended retail price in the U.S. $ 200, -. Here it comes to competing with both Kindle, Nook and Augens GenTouch series.

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Android 3.0 ready for test in December

War on the tablet market starts in earnest year when Google Android 3.0. finally has a Tablet-optimized operating system will be on the street.

According to Digitimes, Google has told its partners to engineer versions of Android 3.0 tablets should be ready for testing in December.

Notebook brands such as Acer, Asus Computer and Micro-Star International all are expected to launch their tablets at the big Consumer Electronics trade show exhibition.

Samsung is also expected to showcase their Android 3.0 Galaxy Losses as High Tech Computer (HTC) and Motorola also expected to have their models at the show.

With Android 4.0. on the pitch in the middle of 2011, believe Digitimes sources that Android will be able to take market share from Apple on the tablet market.

At the same sources argue that the price of the Windows operating system will be around $ 50-60 dollars, while an Android license does not cost more than $ 10 In addition, Windows requires an Intel processor to run, but Android can do with the $ 30 cheaper ARM processor.

The only real competitor to Apple's dominance in the tablet market is therefore said to be Google. It will be interesting to follow udviklnigen next year.

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FrisMe - bling or scam?

Do you have 1,100 kr to spare you can become the happy owner of a 3D printed frisbee.

Belgian i.materialise launches FrisMe. FrisMe is - in short - ... ... a Frisbee.

What is special is that FrisMe constructed a 3D printer, making the adjustment possibilities are endless. Prices start at $ 215 for a standard model - it's about. £ 1,100 For $ 15 extra you get a custom model example. your initials.

FrisMe also available in gold, silver or chromium, but it costs extra.

If you really do not know what to do with your money, you have created a model based on a 3D scan of your own. It will stand you in $ 1,300 - excluding travel to Leuven!

What do you think? Is it P-Diddy-bling, or April Fool?

Judge for yourself: Check out the website hereand see the cute guys from i.materialise play with their FrisMe below

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New speakerphone from Jabra

Jabra Cruiser 2 promises optimum sound and usability entices with several new features.

Thinking Mon to replace his car handsfree, Jabra ready with Cruiser 2nd Speakerphonen is equipped with several including Caller ID, which can tell you who's calling, and exactly how the contact is created in your mobile phone (eg "Mommy Call" or "Martin Work Call"). Voice Guidance both guides the user through the setup process, as well as it informs the connection status and battery level.

In addition, the Jabra CRUISER2 an advanced Multiuse ™ technology which makes it possible to connect two Bluetooth devices to your handsfree device at the same time. FM transmitter allows you to send and play MP3 files from a mobile device to your car stereo system viadin handsfree.

Jabra CRUISER2 has Noise Blackout ™ technology that reduces noise from the environment without compromising on the quality of the voice. The strategically placed microphones can distinguish between background noise and the voice of the caller, which ensures optimal sound.

Key specifications of the Jabra CRUISER2 include:

1. Bluetooth 2.1 technology, including EDR and eSCO
2. Great sound with dual microphones and a powerful speaker
3. Connects easily to your car radio via FM transmitter and send music or calls to car's speakers.
4. Advanced MulitiUse ™ allows you to have two active connections on same time and switch between them when it suits you.
5. Downloader quickly and easily your phonebook so you can get to know who is calling.
6. Large volume button which is easy to operate, including a mute button.
7. Auto pairing supported by instructions given by the speaker.
8. Has the answer / end, redial and voice dialing *
9. Voice Guidance in 9 different languages **
10. There are included 2 chargers - a micro USB cable, so there can be charged via computer and a universal connector for the car that fits into the cigarette lighter.
11. Up to 14 hours talk time and up to 20 days standby.

Jabra CRUISER2 is available online and at Telenor, TDC and Telia at a suggested price of $ 799

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New iPad pouch pocket for iPhone

Booqs Boa Folio is specifically designed for creative professionals.

Etui'et adjusts to three positions were slightly higher for writing, almost perpendicular to the presentations and the like and the normal flat position.

The real innovation is on the front pocket that fits an iPhone, so you have the opportunity to have all his Apple gear together when you are out of the house.

There is also a pocket for papers on the inside.

Boa Folio available in Nappa leather and nylon and costs $ 50 (nylon) and $ 90 (leather)

See more photos here

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6 new tablet from Augen

"Wake up and smell the coffee" is the message from Augen that launches 4 espresso and latte 2 tablets in the U.S. market.

Augen already have a cheap tablet in stores, namely Gentouch 78, launches his 6 tablets as a sort of coffee brands. With this marketing strategy further seeks to leave this unsaid - I simply do not understand the link between tablets and coffee, but maybe it's something with that "there must be something for everyone?"

The new collection - or should we call it tastes gallery? - Ranging from low-cost models starting at $ 200 and a deluxe edition for $ 600 Augen will obviously produce for more than discount market, which they so far, according to Engadget have not had much luck with.

The operating system is Android 2.2. But luxury edition, "Espresso Dobbio" may run both Ubunto and Android. Dobbioen has a 10.2 inch display with 1024 × 768 resolution, accelerometer, 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 CPU, and a 3 megapixel prospectively camera - and it comes with a dock with a keyboard, trackpad and a 160GB hard drive. One tablet and one netbook in one - it's actually a Kinder Eggs!

Other kuriøsiteter must include the "Espresso Company" which comes complete with a "magic pen" to be able to transfer handwritten notes (on paper mind you) to the "Company" screen. Exciting!

We look forward to seeing the coffee series hits the Danish market!

See full press release from Augen here

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Film and talk to Looxcie

Today's combo gadget must be this Bluetooth headset that can record video and used as a traditional headset.

Looxcie works like a regular headset, but also doubles as a camera. Or ... all things considered, then acts Looxcie the way it absorbs all the time. Is there something you want to save, press a button. The phone rings while mans filming, attenuates the sound recording so you can talk undisturbed while filming on.

Looxcie concept is tailored to the social media. Never has it been so easy to film as superfluous and trivial matters and then throw them on Twitter or Facebook. Just look at the company's own website here, where you also find a 30 second You Tube clip that demonstrates Looxcie in action.

Battery life is 4 hours and the price is about $ 200

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Fujitsu LifeBook T4410

Fujitsu is a brand which is known in almost every household. They offer an excellent quality and offers great value for money . They provide simultaneously a huge effort to move with the times and make sure that their notebooks are up to date ", this makes them extremely attractive. Fujitsu LifeBook T4410 is no exception.

Specifications

Fujitsu LifeBook T4410 has an Intel Core 2 Duo processes , and up to 8GB memory , with a free slot for memory cards. Windows XP is pre-installed operating system , but one can choose freely between the various Windows systems such as Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business. Also pre-installed in T4410'eren is Adobe Acrobat Reader ( which allows the user to open. PDF files), a DVD drive , a trial of Microsoft Office, a camera and Nero Essentials , which burning software for copying discs and burning data from disk to disk. With Windows Vista or XP then there is also Toshiba Bluetooth Stack. For extra security, Norton Internet Security, which includes firewall protection . This is just a 90 day trial and after trial period expires , it is possible to buy the full version. It is easy to download online.

The keyboard is resistant to spills , which is extremely handy for those who spend many hours in front of their PC, or if you often eat lunch while working . The screen is hinged , which makes it possible to use the machine as a standard laptop or alternatively as a tablet. It has a touchscreen device, and there is a tablet pen to facilitate its work.

Standard Edition includes a fingerprint sensor which increases safety considerably. This is instead of the usual user password. It is possible to use a password and fingerprint sensor for those who still want it.

Fujitsu LifeBook T4410 can boast a huge number of connectivity options , which also means that it is always connected to the Internet, although there is no wireless hotspot nearby. This is a convenient feature for those who often work on the go , or who have a long trip by commuter .

Display

Solution through HDMI is full HD at 1920 x 1080 There is also a display which enhances the images by the PC is used outdoors. The graphics are Intel HD graphics with Dual View.

Ease of Use

Besides everything you would expect there is a laptop , there is one HDMI port , which allows the user to connect televisions or other compatible devices such as digital cameras. HDMI is a device used to watch movies and play in High Definition. There are three USB slots , which allows the user to connect memory sticks or other removable storage devices with a USB connection . Extra speakers can be powered via USB, digital cameras and camcorders can also connect to your PC via USB.

More information

The size of the Fujitsu LifeBook T4410 is 297 mm wide x 233 mm deep x 36.4 mm high. It weighs only 1.8 kg depending on configuration. Additional drives can make the unit heavier . It is also a part accessories available.

It comes with a standard 2 year warranty.

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Guide to your new printer

Guide to your new printer

When you need to buy a printer you will be greeted by a seemingly endless amount of product features and specifications . To make it as easy as possible, here are a list of the most common printer types and their properties.

Laser Printers

Known for their ability to produce sharp results , speed and low cost per page . Laser printers use a photographic drum which rolls over every page and transmits the text / image by melt / burn it on paper. Most laser printers print in black and white, and is best suited for text and simple graphics. Recently, several color laser printers come onto the market and has dramatically reduced the price of color printing. Laser directed most to individuals or small businesses.

Workgroup Laser Printers

Designed for small offices or groups, the basic technology is the same as for a laser printer. Workgroup lasers , however, were tailored to multiple users . They support network printing , offering more advanced handling, have greater input and output trays, and usually feature duplexing , sorting and stapling . They also have a faster processor and more memory.

Inkjet Printers

By far the most common household printer inkjets are versatile and inexpensive . Images are produced by a focused stream of ink droplets from a cartridge to the paper. Inkjets can produce rich text and razor sharp images for a fraction of the cost of laser. The process is much slower than laser printing, as inkjet printers are usually best suited for home or small business with a very mild load printer .

Multi - function or all-in -One Printers

All-in -ones combine printing , scanning , copying and sometimes they also have faxing capabilities in a single machine. Perfect for home office or small business , these printers can either be equipped with laser or inkjet . They're surprisingly affordable too, and a quality start device with inkjet printing will not cost much more than 600-700 kr or so.

Photo Printers

For those who print their own photos from home, a dedicated photo printer be a sound investment . Most photo printers use a process called dye- sublimation, which transfers the colored dye in a continuous stream from tape to paper over a number of laps , followed by a clear protective coating. Print quality is comparable to professional dealers with printing services and photo printer to print directly from a digital camera. Most models also supports external storage , including flash drives and memory sticks. These printers are much less than other desktop models and can not handle standard letter -size paper , they can not replace a traditional printer , and is only suitable for printing photos. Consumers should expect to spend at least 1 500 kr

Mobile Printers

Our increasingly mobile society has increased the popularity of portable printers. Because computers are now portable, it only makes sense to have mobile printing available too. Weighs not much and is just big enough for a standard 8.5 x 11 piece of paper , portable printers use color ink-jet technology to produce images. Print speed and quality are highly variable , but for those who really need printing on the go , this is a portable device an invaluable travel companion. Portable printers are not cheap , and if you need hands on some who are able to give you quality for money, then you will have to cough up around 2000 kr

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IPAD Vs . The book

Will IPAD replace the book?

People have since the release of IPAD' a gone enormous lengths to also own one , ask themselves : " Will iPad along with other e -books , replacing paper book?

"According to new research , the answer is "No". This is good news because paper books are always to be seen as an important part of our culture.

Tablet versus textbook

Recently BookBoon , the world's largest publisher of free textbooks, conducted an investigation where they quizzed 3,000 Facebook fans with the question , " Do you really want to read your textbooks at a IPAD? " Think about it, youth , technology, all those heavy textbooks can be uploaded to a small and lightweight portable device with web browsing options , integrated video and interactive quiz options. It seems like a student's dream and BookBoon expected a different result than what they got.

The answer to study

" The answer came as a shock, "said BookBoon 's Marketing Manager, Edward Blake, "At first glance resembled IPAD a real game- changer for us in the publishing industry and therefore we expected indeed that feedback would be something like 99 % positive. Instead , we received an awful lot of negative feedback, as all had in common that they do not like to use IPAD to study, many of them supported by very strong arguments. "

One of the most common argument was that it was easier to concentrate on taking notes with a paper book. Another important point was that many exams allow the use of tools , IPAD is just not a part of these aids, while normal books . But that best summarizes the vast majority of arguments is a quote from one respondent who said , "It's one thing to read the latest Dan Brown novel with a IPAD half hours in bed, but it is quite another to read ' econometric analysis ' for eight consecutive hours at the library. "

So what about other books ?

Some time ago, I tried to read the new Harry Potter in PDF format and had not gone far before I gave it up . Reading is not just a collection of information , it is much more than that , it's a complete experience , a tactile experience. But there is nothing that can replace the joy of holding a leather - bound book in his hand , sitting comfortably in a chair while moving from side to side. The experience can not simply be replaced by " touch screens " .

But it is not only the experience, reading is something that we all have the right and IPAD is not cheap. What happens if we turn to e- readers and abandon our paperbacks ? Will the casual loading be a right for privileged few ?

Bow vs. IPAD

Although IPAD is a great new gadget and new tablets constantly hitting the market , everyone will do their best to make our society so high tech as possible by making it possible to read, surf the Internet, listen to music , etc. , paper book has still a very strong place in our society. Let 's hope it stays that way .

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