Monday 20 March 2006

TigerShark TX-5900: a 19” notebook with two video adapters    [ 20-03-2006 17:59 ]

Author: Kozlov Alexey     Translation by:     

CompAmerica has announced its TigerShark TX-5900 notebook equipped with two nVidia 7800GTX SLI 256 MB cameras and a 19” LCD. It is positioned as the fastest notebook in respect of graphics and also as a mobile gaming computer with the biggest LCD. At the same time it weighs slightly less than the ORCA FX-2 released in February.

The TigerShark TX-5900 is equipped with a 64-bit Turion ML-44 processor (other configurations are also available), besides it supports Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth interface, an integrated 1.3-megapixel camera, PCI-Express slot and 4-in-1 card reader. The shipments are set for April.

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i-Sky: a new VoIP-phone by Green House    [ 20-03-2006 15:29 ]

Author: Kozlov Alexey     Translation by:     

The Japanese company Green House has released a new phone for VoIP-telephony – the i-Sky. It helps making Skype-calls and use such applications as MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger and so on.

The i-Sky can be plugged to PC or notebook via USB 1.1 interface, besides it possible to charge the device via USB. Measuring 122x45x17 mm it weighs 75 g. The start of sales in Japan is set for April. There will be 3 color solutions available – White, Black and Green.

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CF-08 anti-shock compact wireless LCD by Panasonic approved by the FCC    [ 20-03-2006 10:22 ]

Author: Serge Novikov     Translation by:     

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved a new model of a compact wireless LCD of anti-shock series Toughbooks by Panasonic, the CF-08.

The CF-08 is equipped with Intel PXA270 312 MHz processor. According to the info provided by the FC website, the model supports WLAN networking (the module by Sychip) and Bluetooth (the module by Murata). More details will be provided by May.

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KV-K100 by KTF Technologies: another slim phone record    [ 20-03-2006 08:59 ]

Author: Serge Novikov   Source: The Korea Times     Translation by:     

Last Sunday the South Korean company KTF Technologies announced the release of its new phone KV-K100, which is claimed to be currently the slimmest handset, just 7.9 mm thick.

The sales of the KV-K100 (the code name “No. 7”) designed for KTF networks, should start this week at some $412. Small dimensions and weight (60 g) haven’t affected the functionality of the model: a 1-megapixel camera, an MP3-player, 165 MB of internal memory. Unfortunately the phone supports only CDMA networks, however the company said to prepare a similar model for GSM networks.

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