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Friday, March 28, 2008
Vodafone New Zealand huge telemetry project
I've heard a rumour that Vodafone New Zealand is prearing to start a huge telemetry project - with thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of devices being deployed.
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What's this all about?
Logitech G51
Logitech G51
Like all of Logitech’s G-series products, the G51 surround sound system is designed for gaming, and delivers impressive features and performance for its $200 USD price tag. It has a long list of features, including matrix surround mode for two-channel audio, and customizable satellites that can have “skins” added to them (even ones you make yourself) for a unique look. Though the subwoofer isn’t powerful enough to rattle your teeth, it’s great for gaming and the whole system is very well-balanced overall.
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modu: World’s lightest phone underpins new multimedia platform
March 26, 2008 The diminutive modu has taken the title of "World's lightest mobile phone" with the 40.1 g (1.41 oz) handset's claim made official by the Guinness World Records. Although it's a great talking point, the record is secondary to the innovation offered by the multi-tasking phone that will launch in Q4 this year. As the name suggests, modu is designed as a modular device that will be complemented by a range of "ecosystem partners" - interchangeable add-on enclosures that transform the appearance and user interface of the phone, as well as dedicated consumer electronics devices such as MP4 players, digital photo frames, car stereos and cameras that directly integrate the modu. In other words, modu is a mobile phone that also acts bit like a SIM card with a brain to form the basic building block in a potentially wide ranging personal communications and entertainment system...
Tags: Consumer Electronics, Mobile Phone, Modular, MP3
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Windows Vista - Mouse - Change Settings Related to the Mouse
Windows Vista - Mouse - Change Settings Related to the Mouse
Access the Mouse Properties to change mouse-related behavior on your Windows Vista system. ...
Access the Mouse Properties to change mouse-related behavior on your Windows Vista system. ...
Motion Computing going?
Interesting... Someone contacted me today to tell me Motion Computing was laying off 40 people. Did anyone hear anything about this?
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-40W3000 Television
Sony BRAVIA KDL-40W3000 Television
Introducing the Sony Bravia KDL40W3000 from the KDL-W3000 series. As the LCD TV range has failed to
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Windows Media Player 11 - Rolling Back to Windows Media Player 10
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 First Thoughts
In the compact digital camera world, standard zoom lenses have tended to start out in the low- to mid-30mm focal range at the wide-angle end of the spectrum, a 35mm-equivalent length that isn't really all that wide. Every so often you'll come across a 27 or 28mm, but those have tended to be the exception rather than the rule. As a brand, Panasonic's lineup has a fairly high concentration of 28 to low-30mm lenses, but the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX35 breaks new ground in the compact wide angle sweepstakes: a 4x optical zoom starting out at 25mm. Read More
New Olympus E-420 DSLR - compared against rivals
Today Olympus announced its latest DSLR, the E-420. Successor to the E-410, the new E-420 shares the same compact dimensions which make it one of the smallest and lightest DSLRs around. The core specifications of a 10 megapixel sensor with Live View and effective anti-dust features remain, but the E-420 now features a slightly bigger 2.7in screen and the addition of contrast-based AF facilities complete with Face Detection. For those who really like to travel light, Olympus has also introduced a 'pancake' style 25mm f2.8 lens which measures just 23.5mm and offers standard 50mm coverage on the E-420. The E-420 will be available in April for 379 GBP in a kit with the 14-42mm lens. Check out our Olympus E-420 feature comparison to see how it measures-up against its rivals. Read More
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