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Monday 19 November 2007

CTG-001G: 3G car handset [ 19-11-2007 17:16 ]

Author: Serge Novikov Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

Japan’s operator NTT DoCoMo has reported it will launch the CTG-001G GPS-handset for corporate customers from December 7 on.

This device is specially designed for car use and car location. The info is received by the integrated GPS-module (it supports AGPS – location beyond GPS satellites direct vision) and then transferred to the customer via FOMA 3G networks.

The main specs of the CTG-001G:

Dimensions: 79x43x23 mm
Weight: 68 g
Battery life in “stop” mode: about 300 hours
“In motion” mode: about 125 hours
Audio phone communication – not supported
Working range (FOMA network): 2 GHz
Sound volume of the integrated siren: approx. 95 dB

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Gigabyte M704 new UMPC with a slide-out keyboard [ 19-11-2007 16:02 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

The Gigabyte site in Taiwan has posted the info on a new ultra mobile PC M704. The device is equipped with a 7” display and a slide-ou QWERTY-keyboard. The source hasn’t unveiled the place and time of the release and the price of the product.

The specs of Gigabyte M704:

CPU - VIA Esther ULV C7-M (1.2 GHz, 400/800 MHz, 128/128 kb L2)
OS - Windows Vista Premium
Chipset - VIA VX-700
Memory - DDR2-533, 768 MB
Display – 7” 1024x600 pixels (LED backlight)
HDD – 1.8” (5400 rpm), 40 or 60 GB
Camera – 1.3-megapixel CMOS
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
2 USB 2.0 ports
Ethernet 10/100
Card-reader - SD/MMC/SD-IO
VGA-out
Battery - 3900 mAh
Dimensions – 190x120.8x30.3 mm
Weight - 780 g

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ASUS products got CES 2008 awards [ 19-11-2007 14:18 ]

Author: Irina Turina Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

The CES jury reported that four ASUS products were awarded International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards 2008. These are the Eee PC, the R50A UMPC, the P527 GPS-communicator and ASUS Internet Radio (AIR). The first pair became leaders in Computers category, ASUS P527 – in Phones and AIR – in Personal Electronics.

The Eee PC subnote was announced in June. This is a compact device with a 7” display is positioned as a multi-purpose solution for work and entertainment. Its main advantage is its low price. The R50A UMPC hasn’t been officially announced till this moment, we heard only rumors. It stands out for a 1024x600 pixels display, the 3G/3.5G support, an integrated GPS-receiver and a TV-tuner.

ASUS P527 GPS-communicator has been recently announced. It works in GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks running on Windows Mobile 6 Professional. The communicator features all key functions for an up-to-date: a 2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, an integrated GPS-receiver. And finally we have a not-ordinary device: ASUS Internet Radio. This device receives radio signal via the Internet running on Wi-Fi connection. Thus the user gets access to 10000 world radio stations.

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Lenovo i909 handset for gamers [ 19-11-2007 12:06 ]

Author: Irina Turina Source: Unwiredview Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

Lenovo has introduced the i909 mobile phone for the Chinese market. It is meant for gamers. A peculiar thing about it is that you can plug a game-pad to the phone. In addition the device includes the emulator for the popular NES console.

Other features are quite standard: this is a candy bar with a numeric keypad and a 2.4” (QVGA, 262K colors) display, a 2-megapixel camera, a microSD slot and a media player. Lenovo i909 measures 11.4x50.2x15.5 mm. Currently the device is available in China only.

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Mobile device concept with USB-port by Vincent Palicki [ 19-11-2007 09:11 ]

Author: Irina Turina Source: Yankodesign Translation by: Rytchkova Anja

Vincent Palicki has introduced a mobile device concept, which might have been released by Sony Ericsson. Unlike other such concepts this one looks quite real and resembles current SE handsets. The device is packed in a candy bar form-factor, equipped with a big display, a camera and stainless steel buttons. The phone can play music (there are player buttons at side), video and work with e-mail. The Vincent Palicki concept stands out for a full-value USB-port. So you can use the standard flash drive. This function might be in handy, it’s only the matter of convincing the manufacturer.