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Friday 10 March 2006
Asus introduced its Wi-Fi Skype-phone
[ 10-03-2006 23:30 ]
Author: Klimov Oleg Source: Digitimes Translation by:
Skype-phone has become ever more popular and many companies do have them in their product lines. The makers use wireless connection with PC via Wi-Fi, so it is comfortable to handle the phone.
At the CeBIT 2006 show Asus has introduced its Wi-Fi Skype-phone, which looks like an ordinary handset. The device supports 802.11g protocol and has a 128x65 pixels LCD with blue backlight. Battery life in standby mode makes up 25 hours, in talk mode – up to 2 hours. It’s possible to recharge the phone via USB interface or with the AC adapter. There is one more interesting function of the phone – remote control of Windows Media Player.
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SanDisk Ultra II Mobile: high capacity and high speed storage cards for multimedia handsets
[ 10-03-2006 14:51 ]
Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by:
SanDisk has introduced its new line of storage cards – SanDisk Ultra II Mobile for multimedia mobile phones. The line features high capacity and higher read/write speed compared to standard flash cards.
SanDisk Ultra II Mobile will come out this spring. The line contains microSD, miniSD and Memory Stick PRO Duo cards. They will have from 1GB to 4GB of flash memory onboard. The minimum write speed makes up 9 Mbps, and the minimum read speed – 10 Mbps.
The recommended prices:
- SanDisk Ultra II microSD 1 GB - $89.99
- SanDisk Ultra II miniSD 1 GB - $79.99
- SanDisk Ultra II miniSD 2 GB - $119.99
- SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo 1 GB - $99.99
- SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo 2 GB - $179.99
- SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo 4 GB - $359.99
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New smartphone by Tatung
[ 10-03-2006 11:55 ]
Author: Kozlov Alexey Translation by:
The Taiwanese electronics maker Tatung has announced it will demonstrate its new M1A smartphone at the CeBIT 2006 show, which started yesterday. Now there is just general info about it. It is meant for GSM networks (quad-band) and powered by Windows Mobile 5.0.
The smartphone is made as a candy bar, equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, an expansion slot for miniSD cards (hot swap is possible) and Bluetooth 1.2 interface with the support of A2DP profile, which enables stereo sound. The LCD features a QVGA (240x320 pixels) resolution. Its Li-Ion battery capacious of 1100 mAh ensures 4 hours of talks and 200 hours standby.
Taking into account this piece of info it’s unclear what makes it different from the M1 smartphone introduced at 3GSM Congress. It might be a camera resolution – that had a 1.3-megapixel camera. There are no photos of the M1A, so have a look at the M1:
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iRIVER G10: a slim multimedia player supporting DMB
[ 10-03-2006 09:59 ]
Author: Serge Novikov Source: Akihabara News Translation by:
At the current CeBIT 2006 exhibition in Hanover iRIVER has introduced its new multimedia player under the code name G10, which supports digital TV in DMB format.
This device has a 10.3” LCD, 4 GB RAM onboard. It is just 10.3 mm thick.
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“Live” pictures of a 10-megapixel camera phone Samsung SCH-B600
[ 10-03-2006 01:13 ]
Author: Klimov Oleg Source: Slashphone Translation by:
In our news block we’ve already mentioned a new 10-megapixel camera phone Samsung SCH-B600, which is equipped with a 3x optical zoom lens. So we show you some live photos of this product.
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Samsung Galaxy Note. First Look
