Dell didn’t seem to like it when HP’s Fred Bullock compared the excellent battery life of its Elitebook 6930p with a Dell laptop. Apparently in a bid to prove themselves, Dell put its Latitude E6400, HP Elitebook 6930p and Lenovo ThinkPad T400 to test. Dell hired Principled Technologies to commission the study and used […]
Archives for January 2009
Sony bumps PSP firmware to 5.03
PlayStation Blog has confirmed that a new a firmware (v5.03) for PSP will be available for download soon. The blog post again does not mention what are the changes except that it “improves system software stability during use of some features.” I guess we’ll have to wait for the firmware to be live before […]
A closer look at the Acer Aspire One 10.1
At last someone has managed to get his hands on the new 10.1-inch Aspire One. As we can see from the images, there are not many changes from the last time. It still has the brushed metal finish around the keyboard, glossy body and a nicely designed laptop hinge. However, a new thing to […]
LG canU-S1000 AMOLED phone for Korea
The canU series from LG today saw a new addition almost after a year. It is the canU-S1000 phone which is equipped with an AMOLED screen. The phone boasts a crisp 2.8-inch WQVGA (400X240) AMOLED screen, OZ service (3G service by LG Telecom), DMB, 180 degrees rotating screen, m-commerce and a Japanese dictionary. The […]
WiiZii for Wii is an exciting modchip in the making
Really, there is no connection with Creative’s Zii, but definitely a strong bond with Wii. Pictured above is a prototype of Matrix’s WiiZii mod. This is a solderless, plug and play, firmware upgradeable mod solution which Matrix claims, to work with all Wii versions. But the exciting part over here is the included support […]
CherryPal announces Bing netbook
CherryPal, makers of environment friendly PCs have announced its first netbook at the Sundance Film Festival. CherryPal touts Bing as a truly green netbook but in fact it carries the same specs as many other netbooks available in the market. However, for the record, the untouched specs include 10.2-inch screen (1024X600), Intel 1.6GHz N270 […]
2008 was the year of the Wii
This shouldn’t come as a surprise. NPD has released their December report which claims to have Nintendo Wii at the top spot. Over the year, 10.17 million units got in the hands of US customers, accounting for 55% of the total current gen console sales in 2008 making it the first ever console to […]
Nokia N79 Eco drops off charger and packaging for greener environment
Nokia’s desperate attempt to sell N79 has made another variant alive. Enter the N79 Eco to please the environment lovers. You still get the same N79 but this offering sheds the bundled charger which in turn makes the packaging smaller, creating less wastage. It is a smart move on Nokia’s part because it hits […]
Kogan Agora launch delayed for a better Agorian future
If everything had gone as planned before, Kogan Agora could have been the second Android phone available in the market. But as fate has it, Ruslan Kogan, the man behind the Australian brand announced in a blog post that Kogan Agora phone has been delayed indefinitely. Why? According to him, the device won’t be […]
Review: Wii Remote Dock Charger
If you game a lot on Wii, you must be recharging the Wii remote batteries at least once a week. And if removing the batteries and recharging them proves to be a tedious task, it’s time to get yourself a Wii Remote Dock charger. This charger we received recently proved to be simple enough […]
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