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We talked about the eReaders from Dulin back in March when they first tipped up. The books stirred some controversy when first announced when they claimed worldwide distribution deal was in place with ODM Netronix. Dulin has announced that its PocketBook 360 and PocketBook 301+ are now available for purchase in the US.
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By Shane McGlaun on Monday, Nov 9th 2009 No CommentsToshiba update full notebook range with Windows 7
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Oct 14th 2009 No CommentsThe remainder of Toshiba’s new notebook line may not get touchscreens like the M505 Touch and U505 Touch, but you can’t accuse the company of missing out any particular niche. The Windows 7 update gets applied across the board, with the Toshiba Mini NB205 netbook getting Win 7 Starter and either 160GB or 250GB storage (MRSP from $399.99), all the way up to the 18.4-inch Satellite P500 with a choice of Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Turion II CPUs, optional Blu ray and harmon/kardon speakers (MRSP from $799.99).
Blackberry 9700 landing at T-Mobile on November 11
By Shane McGlaun on Friday, Oct 9th 2009 2 CommentsWe have seen the Blackberry 9700 quite a bit already for the device to not even be available at retail outlets yet. The 9700 has been spied in the wild a few times and is already claimed by some to be the best Blackberry yet. If you have been waiting to get your hands on the device, the wait is only about a month away if you are on T-Mobile.
BlackBerry Bold 9700 caught in wild (again)
By Chris Davies on Monday, Oct 5th 2009 No CommentsIf there’s one thing we’re not going to tire of any time soon, it’s leaked in-the-wild shots of RIM’s upcoming uber-BlackBerry, the 9700 (aka Onyx). Spotted this time by DailyMobile.se, the BlackBerry Bold 9700 isn’t offering up any new secrets this time around, but it’s certainly looking slick with its full QWERTY keyboard, bright display and optical trackpad.
BlackBerry Bold 9700 gets early review: best from RIM yet
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Sep 23rd 2009 No CommentsThe BlackBerry Bold 9700 – aka the BlackBerry Onyx – is definitely on the cards, it’s just that RIM won’t tell us exactly when we should see it on shelves. That hasn’t stopped the Boy Genius Report from publishing their early review of a pre-production 9700, however, and they’re certainly impressed: in fact, they call the Bold 9700 “the finest BlackBerry ever crafted”.
Onyx Boox WiFi touchscreen ebook reader gets hands-on
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Sep 22nd 2009 No CommentsWe know Onyx better as a BlackBerry smartphone codename or a touchscreen cellphone prototype, but in China it’s also the name of an ebook reader manufacturer. Engadget Chinese had a chance to play with their new product, the Boox, a WiFi-enabled touchscreen device with an internet browser as well as an ebook app.
T-Mobile BlackBerry Bold 9700 (aka Onyx) gets official discussion
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Sep 9th 2009 1 CommentFresh details and this rather fetching official render of the upcoming BlackBerry Bold 9700 (aka the BlackBerry Onyx) have emerged, courtesy of CIO. Prematurely distributed by T-Mobile USA, they confirm that the Bold 9700 will pack both 3G and WiFi, together with support for UMA VoIP.
Sony Ericsson Jalou and D&G limited edition fashion-phone debuts
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Aug 12th 2009 No CommentsSony Ericsson have announced a new fashion phone, the Jalou, a compact clamshell measuring 73mm long – less, they point out, than “your favorite lipstick” – with a 3.2-megapixel camera, 3G and stereo Bluetooth support. The company has also partnered with Dolce & Gabbana to produce a limited-edition version of the Jalou, with exclusive bags, 24k gold highlights, D&G content and a custom headset.
Dell slash Adamo ultraportable by up to $500
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Jul 22nd 2009 1 CommentDell’s Adamo is admirable for a Windows ultraportable, but when they snuck glances over at Apple’s notebook range they really should’ve stopped before they got to the prices. $1,999 was simply more than most people were willing to pay; happily Dell have finally realized that, and cut the entrance price to their Adamo range to $1,499.
BlackBerry Onyx with optical trackpad spotted in wild
By Chris Davies on Friday, Jul 10th 2009 No CommentsRumors have been circulating for some time now that RIM would be giving their upcoming BlackBerry Onyx smartphone an optical trackpad, and now a live photo of the device seems to confirm that it does indeed depart from the traditional trackball. From RIM’s perspective the optical version is better as it requires no moving parts, is less likely to clog up with finger gunk, and should reduce in-warranty repairs.
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