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Monday 09 April 2007
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Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Rover Computer announced an upcoming release of its tri-band GSM-communicator RoverPC. It incorporates GPRS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS running on TI OMAP 750 200 MHz processor.
There is an integrated 2-megapixel camera. Its display has a 2.8” diagonal and QVGA resolution. It carries 64 MB RAM, 128 MB flash ROM onboard expandable with miniSD cards. Dimensions are 110x59x15.8 mm. The sales date of RoverPC S6 is scheduled for June 2007.
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Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Saliquincer
Intel this quarter will start selling a Centrino Pro mobile processor that includes the company's vPro technology, which adds security levels to oft-stolen laptop computers.
Code-named Santa Rosa, the package includes a Core 2 Duo processor, an improved graphics chipset called Crestline, and an Wifi adapter. With third-party applications, it also lets IT departments control PCs remotely to fix problems.
But most important are the security features that are part of Intel's Active Management Technology included in vPro. They include the ability to block buffer-overflow threats and to contain infected clients before they damage a network.
The vPro technology gives developers new options, too. For example, security vendors can use the firmware's nonvolatile memory to store information for automatic, off-hours updates of virus definitions or software. Developers can use chipset features that protect applications once malicious code has invaded a desktop. It also assigns memory partitions, so an application can be launched into a contained area. Another feature prevents access to data that's left in memory, a processor cache, or elsewhere when software is closed or if it crashes. The vPro features have been available for business desktop computers since last year, but getting the features into notebooks is pivotal, since those are the greatest security risk.
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Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Archos announced Russian sales of a new PMP Archos 704 Wi-Fi. It is peculiar for a large 7” touchscreen LCD, preinstalled Opera browser and 802.11g connectivity.
The player can read and write video, photo and music, and serf the Web. Archos 704 Wi-Fi supports lots of standard video formats. Using USB-host function you can directly connect your digital still camera and transfer info. The device is available with 40 and 80 GB HDD.
The specs of Archos 704 Wi-Fi:
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Author: Verà Kozlova Source: AFP Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
KDDI, a largest operator in the US, expects to start operations on the US market. This is the first Japanese operator, which will provide mobile services under own brand in the US.
KDDI will exploit a CDMA network by the American provider Sprint Nextel. The company will operate as KDDI Mobile on the US market. It will offer services oriented at Japanese users in the US – for example, services in Japanese and custom melodies. The launch date is set for June 2007.
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Author: Verà Kozlova Source: iDNES Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
BenQ has unveiled BenQ-Siemens A53 phone in Taiwan. There are 3 color solutions available: Black, Blue, Pink (pink blossom on the front panel). The handset is packed in a clamshell form with two displays: an external one featuring 1.3” 120x160 pixels and an internal with 2” and 176x220 pixels.
In addition the A53 comes with a 1.3-megapixel camera, an expansion slot for microSD, a miniUSB connector and an integrated MP3-player. Measuring 80x42x14.8mm it weighs 67.5 g. However some sources mention 13 mm (thick). Its Li-Ion 600 mAH battery ensures up to 200 hours standby and up to 200 minutes of talk time.
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Author: Verà Kozlova Translation by: Rytchkova Anja
Nokia is said to have a new upcoming smartphone – Nokia 6120 Classic. The company had already posted the profile. The document specifies the device as a 3G product supporting HSDPA.
It is powered by Symbian 9.2 on S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1 platform.
The smartphone is equipped with a QVGA LCD. As in case with Nokia 6110 Navigator, the company is recycling a device name: Nokia 6120 had been released since 1998 like Nokia 6110.
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