Nokia N800
January 28, 2007

The Nokia N800 is an internet tablet which has a 320MHz processor, 128Mb RAM and 256Mb flash memory. The N800 is designed to keep you online to have the benefits of the internet in your pocket. The large touchscreen allows for easy browsing of websites and checking of emails as well as more.
The browser is Opera 8 which also allows for Flash 7 files to be viewed. On the communication side, internet calling with the built in webcam is possible. IM is intgrated and emails can be easily written via the full screen keyboard.
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Sony Ericsson W950i
January 28, 2007

Sony Ericssons W950i comes with a built in 4Gb hard drive, a 240 x 320 touch screen which also supports handwriting recognition. Connectivity is provided by USB 2.0 and bluetooth to other devices such as a PC or other phone. Network wise this phone supports GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 or in other words, it’s a Tri-Band phone. The phone is also UMTS capable allowing for faster transfer speeds of up to 384kbps via a 3G network. The 4Gb internal disk means that no memory slot is available. However, 4Gb on this device means that you probably would not need to add more memory via a memory card. The operating system is Symbian v9.1, UIQ 3.0.
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Oppo 2GB V5 widescreen PMP
January 28, 2007

This credit sized PMP caught my attention today. It has a 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio and the screen is a 3 inch touchscreen LCD. My first thoughs were that this is a digital photoframe, but I was wrong. It is actually a PMP which has 2Gb of internal memory. Unfortunatly there is no pricing yet but as soon as we find out we will post the details.
Via: Engadget
iPhone - 1985 Style
January 27, 2007

If Apple would have launched their Apple Mobile Phone back in 1985 when they originally filed a patent then it would have looked like the phone above. I bet it would havo sold well but would not be laughed at
Via: TechEBlog
iPhone with Free Service
January 27, 2007

The iPhone is due to cost between 500 - 600 dollars for the handset with a contract. However, it might be that the contract could be for free service for 18 months. Cingular/ATT are thinking this one over at the moment. The normal path of selling a phone on contract is to give it away for free with the contract, or charge a low amount for the phone. Apple do not want to go down this route but Cingular/ATT might find an alternative way. This is all just speculation right now but we can hope
Via: SlashGear
X Box 360 Cooler
January 27, 2007

The XBox 360 cooler attaches to the back of the unit and provides 4 ports for USB, has a 3 in 1 HD multi tap and cooler as well as VGA, component and S-VHS connections. A number of other connections are thrown on the back there and overall looks like a decent cooling device. The Cooler King is east to install. All you need to do is plug it in to the back of the 360 and away it goes. How hard can that be?
The Cooler King is available from Play.com for 17.99 pounds delivered in the UK.
Samsung VLUU i70
January 27, 2007

The Samsing VLUU i70 is a 7.2 megapixel camera but not only does it take pictures, it also is equiped with HSDPA and is a camera phone although the main emphasis is on the camera side. The camera has 3x optical zoom and a huge 3 inch LCD screen is on the back to view those nice pictures it will take. Features such as advanced shake reduction (ASR) is in there, as well as face recognition. Not only does it take pictures, it also plays MP3 and MPEG4. With built in HSDPA it allows pictures to be sent anywhere right from the camera.
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