June 14th, 2007 by ketyung

Samsung’s got a new idea for the cell phone’s antenna. It’s gonna add a dual-function antenna to its future cell phone product. Meaning that the antenna is no ordinary antenna, which it can also work as a USB charger. This antenna comes in the form of a male USB adapter, which you can then plug to the USB port of your laptop or PC to juice up its battery. This is especially good for frequent traveler which you don’t need to carry an additional power adapter for your cell phone. Anytime, you can just charge it with by having it to hook up with the USB port of your laptop or UMPC . Other than this the antenna cum USB adapter can also be used to sync data with your computers. Samsung has patented this new idea, which it’s expected to bring in some fat profit to them.
via [RawFeed]
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June 14th, 2007 by ketyung

Sanyo’s newly announced projector, LP-XL50 gives the kind of distinction being able to project an 80 inch, 2,000 lumens image but needing only a really short focus, which is only 8cm away to achieve that. This is extremely good when used in a small room, which you can have the projector stay very close to the screen that can also give a pretty clear and large enough image for the presentation.
As shown in the picture, the projector just hung on the wall and it could give a pretty large image projection on the wall screen that was only about 8 centimeters away from it. I think we have all experienced that when a projector is located too far from the screen, it’ll be a bit inconvenient for the presenter, as most of the time, the presenter will walk right into the projector beam, somehow will block part of the projected image. Having the Sanyo LP-XL50, that little inconvinience can be eliminated. The LP-XL50 uses an ultra-short focal lens, coupled with a new propriety optical engine. Additionally, there’s a a pair of VGA inputs, component, S-Video, and composite connectors, and a built-in two-watt speaker. It’d likely cost touching $5K and be available in December.
via [OhGizmo]
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June 14th, 2007 by ketyung

Once, they were enemies, now they’ve become good friends. I haven’t been keeping myself up-to-date with the development of Linspire. In my memory, this company was once called Lindows when they first started and they got a lawsuit fired against them by the Redmond giant, Microsoft. Due to its name Lindows was too close to Windows, which was deemed to have misled the customers. If you’re new to Linspire, it’s basically an operating system that builds on top of a Linux core that offers numerous compatibilities with Windows application software. In another words, it offers much cheaper alternative to the Microsoft’s Windows. And they were compensated by Microsoft to change name to Linspire as per the result of the lawsuit.
The two now have formed an agreement, which they’re gonna provide better interoperability, technical collaboration that also includes intellectual property assurances between the two operating systems. And Microsoft claimed that the deal was simply to promote customer choice and to strengthen the bridge between the Microsoft® Windows® and Linux operating systems. So, it’s good news to you and me, which I really think all these operating systems makers shall settle their fight to provide better OS and software that will very much make our life easier.
via [TechCrunch]
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June 13th, 2007 by ketyung

Samsung has been known as pretty aggressive to produce hard drives with high storage size and speed but low noise.
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June 11th, 2007 by ketyung

Western Digital just announced this morning that it’s gonna have 1.5TB in its My Book line of external hard drive. Other than the 1.5TB, it also offers the 750GB option. Having such a big storage capacity, you can make use of it from as a backup to additional storage. The line also offers various models that come with different types of connection such as eSATA or USB 2.0 for PC or MAC. Estimated pricing for the My Book family ranges from $279 USD to $699 USD depending upon model and capacity.
via [Gizmodo]
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June 10th, 2007 by ketyung

“Ring Mouse” shows you a different way of cursoring around. Just strap it to your finger, you can then cursor on any surface, including your thumb. The kind of handiness when using “ring mouse” is you don’t have to get a mouse pad or find a flat surface to use your mouse. This is especially good for those who don’t even wanna lose a single minute and wanna get some work done, while waiting for a train, sitting on the long bench at the train station. This is the product of Global Link, which was shown at Computex in Taipei. The “ring mouse” simply reminds me the Perific Wireless Mouse, which works similarly that you need no flat surface or mouse pad. The only short is “ring mouse” still presents you the hassle of having to deal with the dangling wire, whereas Perific mouse works wirelessly over bluetooth.
via [Engadget]
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June 9th, 2007 by ketyung

Some cell phones that are injected with sexy car design really worth a look here.
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June 8th, 2007 by ketyung

The newly announced world’s largest TV of JVC is definitely meant for those rich guys to own. Not only about its expensive price, costs you around $53k and also its size, which you need to have a living room that is big enough, in order for it to sit there and be looking good. This world’s largest TV is the JVC’s 110-inch HDTV, HD-110MH80, which throws a 1080p, rear-projected image. This heavy-weight product also measures 3 feet deep and weighs 728-pounds. It adopts the JVC D-ILA technology to give you the best resolution and contrast, which can achieve 1980 x 1080 and 5000:1 of resolution and contrast respectively. Didn’t you notice in the picture above that there is a remote control at the bottom right corner? That is the ratio of the actual size of the TV to the remote control.
via [Engadget]
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June 8th, 2007 by ketyung

Not far in the future, this wouldn’t be a dream anymore. Your gadgets will have wireless power, which means you don’t have to have a cable to deliver the power from the power source to it.
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June 7th, 2007 by ketyung

Simply having too much work to catch up with, then a single screen on your computer is definitely insufficient! We’ve seen before that a PC dual monitor comes with a small screen hinged on top of it. Which the intention is to let us run and keep an eye on multiple tasks at the same time. Now, the multiple screen idea has come to the laptop, the handy companion for the frequent business travelers. This Acme portable computer can have two additional screens to attach to either side of the main screen to form a three-screened laptop for you. If you’re really the kind of overly busy guy who really needs three screen to work on. Then you’ll have no choice, whenever you travel just bring along two additional screens with you. At least, it ’s certainly easier to transport than three LCD monitors or a dual monitor and a tower.
via [Fosfor.se]
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