CaseBuy launched the new mini vacuum cleaner, it small and light-weight and inportant thing it USB vacuum. With this stuff you don't worry about dust and bread crumbs accumulate between your keyboard keys. CaseBuy already provide a convenient way for doing your quick clean up jobs using USB vacuum.The USB vacuum cleaner doesn't take up much space, and is ready for use after you plug it in to an USB port. The USB cable can be extended to about 1 metre when stretched, which is fairly sufficient for cleaning the entire workspace.
Two nozzles were provided with the package – one bristle brush and a slim one for cleaning keyboards. The brush suction tube attachment is used for general cleaning of air vents, monitor and other computer areas and the squeezable keyboard tool is designed to vacuum the dust and dirt trapped underneath the keyboard keys. A “turbo” button is also designed to boost the suction power for vacuuming heavier dirt and dust. Last but not least is the provision of a little LED built-in work light which aims to illuminate the area in which you are cleaning.
Sony sell out Beautiful 7.0-inch photo quality LCD screen Digital Photo frame with Intelligent orientation sensor automatically rotates picture for correct viewing with frame in landscape or portrait position, with Multi-card slot accepts Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, SD, MMC, CompactFlash, MicroDrive or xD media to make user easy to transfer of images from connected PC to photo frame's internal memory with no software required, Digital Photo Frame also have 256MB internal memory stores up to 500 pictures, picture will auto size adjustment re-scales large files for increased album capacity, software inside have multiple display modes, including ten slideshow styles, clock and calendar modes, and single image and index views, with technology HDMI™ output for enjoyment of stored images on television in optimised HD quality, the new technology insert is compatible with optional DPPA-BT1 Bluetooth Adaptor for wireless image transfer from Bluetooth devices. The price only RM 699 ( Malaysian Ringgit )
Sony lunch the letest Walkman NWZ-S610F will supports open platform, allowing music files to be transferred easily with drag-and-drop function.
Walkman NWZ-S610F is new sony series, an ultra-compact and lightweight video MP3 player weighing only 50 grams. Available in six vibrant colours, the new Walkman S610F series features 3 Sony’s Clear Audio technologies to deliver the ultimate sound quality for audiophiles. Complementing the high quality audio entertainment is the high resolution LCD screen to playback the sharpest pictures and videos. This new Walkman video MP3 player will support an open platform as Sony expands its digital music environment to include Windows Media technology and work with a wider selection of common music, video and photo formats. With open platform, consumers will find transferring their contents between their PCs and Walkman S610F series convenient.
Linovo ThinkPad already lunch this dual-screened ThinkPad last week, but now we've got some more details for your information and your wallets running for cover. The W700ds comes with your choice of Intel Core 2 Quad processors and combined with the NVIDIA Quadro FX 3700M GPU. RAM maxes out at 8GB and you can stuff a total of 960GB of SSD / HDD storage into this bad boy. The primary 17-inch screen is supposedly the brightest on the market, and if there wasn't already enough to make you drool, it packs an integrated WACOM digitizer as well (like its single-screened sister, the W700). However, this 11 pound package starts at about RM 12,999 for Malaysian Ringggit or $3600 in US, so you'd better be ready to break out the piggy bank come January when this beast is set to ship. Don't pout though, it probably wouldn't have fit under the tree anyway. Check out more pics.
Canon have been lunch EOS 5D Mark II a long time ago, but we wanted to make absolutely sure you had quite enough reading material to make the most informed decision on this incredibly expensive (albeit quite valuable, as you'll soon find out) DSLR. Reviews the web over shout practically the same thing: the EOS 5D Mark II is astounding. In most every important area, the device simply excelled. Image quality was remarkable, the 1080p video capture was stellar (though the lack of Auto Focus was a legitimate knock against it) and low-light performance was simply awesome. Hailed as a respectable upgrade from the original 5D, it was found to strike "a great balance between resolution, quality and performance," and most outlets found it worthwhile even if you're not interested in capturing video. Frankly, we can't even begin to scratch the surface of all the nuances here, but we'll certainly point you in the right directions to get all the knowledge you need.
Read - PhotographyBLOG (5 out of 5)
Read - PopPhoto ("lives up to the hype")
Read - ArtByPhil ("an amazing deal")
Read - Digital Journalist ("a superb still camera, at a reasonable price")
Read - CameraLabs ("one of Canon's most powerful DSLRs to date")
Read - CameraTown ("a revolutionary camera")
Here's a fun game that you can play at home, Dell comes with merge between "Studio XPS 13" and "Studio 15", If you guessed "Studio 14," you can count just about as well as those Dell marketing types. Granted, granularity has always been sort of a thing with Dell, so we can't really harsh on them too much for giving us more options -- though this laptop has only popped up at Dell Malaysia so far, so perhaps we'll be spared the distinction. For RM 3,599 in Malaysian Ringgits, it about $1,038 of US dollars, you can score a Core 2 Duo T8100 2.10GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, X3100 integrated graphics, 250GB HDD and a 14.1-inch LED-backlit 1280 x 800 display. Those magical media playback controls to the right of the keyboard.
They have a rumors ffor new Sony PlayStation, the rumors is about size zero version of Sony's killer home hub.Trawling the CES show last month, we happened across a rather juicy piece of gadget gossip.According to a particularly well-informed insider, it seems that the Big S is prepping an all new PlayStation 3. The new incarnation is supposedly slimmer, lighter weight, and sexy as hell.It's not as if Sony haven't got a history of making things slimmer and, er, lighter: The PSP shed a lot of its weight last summer, the original PlayStation ended up as the minuscule PSOne, and the PlayStation 2 re-incarnated as the PSTwo, which was an all-round sexier piece of kit to boot.
Specs-wise, we're probably looking at the same machine with stacks of space and the trusty Blu-Ray player on board. The new PS3 is a proper looker: if it's anything like the illustration our team of designers have come up with, then we're looking at one hell of a sexy piece of kit.
We wouldn't be at all shocked if the much-touted 160GB PS3 is in fact this slimmed down puppy.
Sony has peddled their usual line of 'not commenting on rumours and speculation', but that is exactly what they said before they dropped the size zero edition of the PSP.
For now, that's all we have. But rest assured we'll be pounding the phones and keeping our ears pricked for any news as soon as we get it. Then you'll love the ones we've got in T3 magazine. This little beastie looks a hell of a lot better in full, glorious, glossy high-definition print than on a pesky computer screen!
Sony announce new PlayStation 3 and it was still up in the air somewhat as to whether upcoming PlayStation 3 consoles would house the elusive 65-nanometer RSX graphics processor. According to a curious buyer of Sony's newest 80GB unit, there is a smidgen of data that hints at a 65nm chip actually being under the hood. By using the oh-so-scientific Kill-A-Watt, he discovered that his older 40GB PS3 sucked down 125.8-watts when idle, while the fresh 80GB edition ate up just 111.9-watts. The findings were similar when looking at power draw during DVD playback and while spinning Metal Gear Solid 4. Unfortunately, this mighty fine fellow is planning to return the new unit after being disappointed by the minimal energy savings, so he's not apt to rip the thing open and prove once and for all what kind of GPU is in there. Meanwhile, we heartily suggest that someone do just that and put this question to bed. It worth to wait until product out.
Sony marketing lunch new PSP Camera. Ever since the original mention of the PSP Camera at E3 in 2004 it has been one of the most desired PSP accessories that we in the MY "can't" have. Why Sony, why won't you release it here in the states? Heck, we even setup the World's First PSP Camera Webcam back when the PSP-2000 introduced video out capability. Every time we go out with our red God of War PSP 2000 with the camera attached we literally get stopped and asked this question: "Where can I buy the PSP camera?"
We purchased our original "Chotto Shot" (the Japanese name for the PSP Camera) from Play-Asia a year or so ago. While we simply cannot fathom the reason why Sony won't release it here themselves, luckily you can still purchase it from Play-Asia using either of the links below. The PSP camera is region-free and every PSP made to date from the PSP-1000 to the PSP-3000 have the software already loaded to use the camera to take photos and videos.
Dirt Devil lunch new USB powered vacuum cleaner called the "KWIK?" It's designed to live in your work area or entertainment system and cleanup crumbs from keyboards, pet fur, dust in gaming equipment, entertainment centers, and other expensive electronic equipment.
You can buy online if you need it, it very useful very excellent gadget we must have on our work area. With the power vacuum power, small gadget and used small amount of power trough USB it good gadget.
If you need a pocket able digi-cam that works in all the extremes you do, from the aquatic expanse of water jogging class to the frigid wastelands at the ski lodge's heated terrace, you traditionally haven't had many choices. Olympus is the biggest player with its SW series of non-flimsy Mju cameras (ยต if you dig special chars), and is now extending and re-branding that line to reinforce its durable nature, completely dropping "SW" and instead going for the rather more apt label of "Tough," as in Mju Tough and Stylus Tough (monikers already applied to the lineup elsewhere on this hostile planet). The series will include options at varying levels of durability, with the lightweight ones handling shock and submersion, and the more hardcore models adding the ability to work in freezing temperatures and survive some crushing action. They sound perfect for capturing your next expedition to the park on a cold, rainy day, but sadly there's no mention of improving the one aspect that's been lacking in these cameras: picture quality. We'll see how well they fare in that department when the new models drop in January.
Pentax's K2000's already gotten itself some... shall we say "glowing" reviews, but news that the DSLR will now come in a Limited Edition white is like icing on a super delicious cake. The camera will be exactly the same as its old-fangled black predecessor, and will come with custom white-and-black 18-55mm and 50-200mm lenses. Considering the real lack of color in the DSLR category, some people should be pretty stoked when it goes on sale in February. An exact price wasn't released, but the black K2000 runs about RM 3200.
It's no secret that multi-touch support is one of the stand-out features of Windows 7, and it's also no surprise that plenty of companies seem eager to get in on the action, one of the latest which is uber-manufacturer Quanta Computer. Somewhat uniquely, however, Quanta is ditching the usual capacitive and resistive touch panels in favor of its new Optical Touch system, which simply uses two cameras placed at the top corners of the screen. That, Quanta says, still lets you perform all the usual multi-touch gestures in the same manner and, depending on the size of the display, could be significantly cheaper than a traditional touchscreen. Details on any actual products using the technology are expectedly a bit light at the moment, but Quanta says it plans to start mass production "soon," with some releases presumably planned to coincide with Windows 7's debut.
It looks like all those crazy rumors are true -- we've just received word that the Celeron-based Eee Box B203 has popped up on Asus' website. Aside from the the Intel C220 processor, very little has changed from the Atom-based Eee Box B202: it sports Windows XP Home, ships with up to 2GB RAM and 160GB storage, and measures a diminutive 222 x 178 x 26.9 mm (roughly 8.7 x 7 x 1 inches). Of course, it still ain't the prettiest device we've ever seen -- but if it's cheaper, faster, and small enough to fit behind your monitor anyways, we'll gladly overlook the paint job. Nice if we have this in our place. Review at www.asus.com
NVIDIA still hasn't gotten official with the less-than-secret card, but it looks like China's IT168 website has already gotten its hands on an actual GTX 295 and gone ahead and published some early benchmarks, which now seem to have not so mysteriously disappeared. This being the internet, however, there's already been screen shots taken, and while the benchmarks certainly impress, they're also rightfully leading folks to wait for some slightly more official numbers. If they are accurate, however, it looks like the GTX 295 will trounce ATI's top-end HD 4870 X2 in a number of tests, including a stunning 100% boost in performance in Dead Space, all while boasting a considerably lower power consumption too boot (hence the suspicion). We won't have to wait too much longer to put things to rest, however, as the card is expected to be officially unveiled at CES, with a whole slew of benchmarks inevitably set to follow shortly thereafter.
ASUS's touchscreen Eee Top ET1602 all-in-one was certainly adored in a pre-staged way by small children when it launched last month, but Slash gear's taken it for a spin and found that it actually deserves the love. The 15.6-inch resistive touchscreen wasn't on par with the capacitive screen in HP's Touch Smart or the active digitizer in newer tablet PCs, but it did the job, and ASUS's Windows XP "Easy Mode" launcher and bundled touch apps were intuitive and friendly, although certain apps would drop back into XP mouse-oriented interface at times. Under the hood, the notebook-class 1.6GHz Atom, 1GB of RAM, and GMA950 graphics didn't rock anyone's world, but they managed general browsing and 720p video playback without issue. All in all, it seems like ASUS has built an interesting little AIO for the expected MY price of RM1700 -- now if they'd just start shipping them here, we'd find out for ourselves. Go to www.asus.com to get more info :
As we've seen, plenty of researchers and companies are betting on graphene as being the big thing that will revolutionize transistors and, hence, all manner of electronics, and it looks like IBM is now lunch one of the biggest breakthroughs to date, not to mention the desirable title of "world's fastest graphene transistor." More specifically, IBM researchers have apparently been the first to demonstrate the operation of graphene field-effect transistors at gigahertz frequencies and, apparently even more importantly, they've also established the scaling behavior of the graphene transistors, which they say could eventually lead to the development of terahertz graphene transistors.