Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 18th June 2009
DataTraveler 200 is a cap-less USB flash drive that has been just announced by Kingston Technology. The flash drive will be available in various capacity: 32GB, 64GB and 128GB and features a built in Password protection software for data protection.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 25th April 2009
A Chinese company has launched the first netbook with Google’s Android OS. The Alpha 680 is based on the ARM11 533 Mhz processor and comes with a 7 inch rotating screen, 128 MB of RAM and 1GB of storage.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 2nd February 2009
Developers in India have announced the demonstration of a mobile computer that will cost $10 only when mass produced.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 10th January 2009
The U115 Hybrid is the is the first notebook computer in the world featuring both SSD and HDD disk drives simultaneously. This combination gives users the superfast boot and access speed of the SSD and the low cost storage of the HDD.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 26th December 2008
Verbatim’s Digital Vinyl CD-R looks like a vinyl 45 rpm disc but is actually a recordable disc allowing you to store either 80min of audio or 700 MB of data.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 19th December 2008
IBM has launched a mobile workstation featuring a 17 inch widescreen and a backlit secondary LCD display with a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels and other impressive features.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 21st November 2008
Epson has jumped on the netbook wagon with a product not very much different from the competition. Epson’s Endeavor features an Intel Atom 1.6 Ghz processor, Intel 945GSE Express Chipset, a 10.2 inch WSVGA display, a gigabyte of memory and a storage capacity of 160 GB.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 20th November 2008
Laptop computers are a convenience to use. And today’s models, featuring some of fastest processors, have no reason to shy away from their desktop counterparts. But every convenience comes with an inconvenience: What do you do when your computer is stolen?
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 19th November 2008
Kingmax’s Super Stick L series is the world’s thinnest flash drive with a capacity of 8 GB. It’s made using advanced Micron 72-nm flash memory and ships bundled with NOD32 antivirus program.
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Posted by F. S. KAMAL on 17th November 2008
The Wolverine F2D Scanner helps you convert your stock of 35mm film negatives and slides into digital files with a resolution of 5 megapixel without the help of a computer.
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