Author Archive for vishu


Sunday, Feb 19th 2006 by Vishnu

If USB hubs are a common thing these days, then what’s so uncommon about this? Yes, this is a triangular hub, the first of its kind. It has an aluminum body with 4-port USB 2.0-powered HUB which allows data transfer at the rate of 480Mbits/sec and is also equipped with a power adapter if the [...]

Sunday, Feb 19th 2006 by Vishnu

Needless to say drinking and driving is dangerous and we all are obviously aware of this. In spite of that when we drink we aren’t aware of anything and we often cross the limits and get totally sloshed. So, it’s advisable not to drink and drive, but for every plan you should always have a [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

Toshiba has finalized April for the launch of its new HD Ready LCD TVs, in the WL66 series. Four models are introduced in WL66 series with 32, 37, 42, 47” inch screen size, featuring integrated digital TV receivers and a pair of HDMI ports. Dual SCART sockets and a headphone socket are also included with [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

This year, Orange is introducing a new technology named MegaSIM card. It’s a 512 MB SIM card, if seen in comparison with other SIM cards (64k) it will hold 8000 times more data. This new MegaSIM is the result of a joint venture between M-systems, Oberthur Card Systems, LG Electronics, and Orange. While other companies [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

This week in 3GSM conference 2006, Barcelona, LG displayed its V9000. V9000 is considered to be pitched up against Samsung’s SGH-P900 for high-end cellphone supremacy. V9000 sports a 1.3 Megapixel camera, 30 MB of onboard memory, virtual 3D surround sound and receive wireless TV signal on its 256k screen. This phone has ability to record [...]


Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

LaCie has launched its new mobile hard drive, called LaCie’s Little Big Disk. You can store a whooping 200GB in this pocket sized disc. This chunky, metal-cased LBD (Little Big Disk) contains two 2.5in, 7,200rpm hard disks to provide its 200GB storage capacity. Apart from look, LaCie also includes a free back-up application with the [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

Looking for portability? The Fujitsu P1510D is the perfect example of portability and usability. Fujitsu weighs 2.2-pound and features 1.2GHz Pentium M, 512MB RAM, 30GB hard drive (4200 rpm) a well-designed keyboard and Wi Fi connectivity. Its 8.9” screen offers a restricted view with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. It comes with a [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

If partnership between Direct TV and Microsoft works out you’ll soon be viewing Direct TV on your XBOX 360. It is expected that instead of adding Direct TV directly, a new blade will be added to XBOX 360 which will accompany XBOX Live, games, media, and system blade. Once the blade is included, you will [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

Clear Audio offers its German made Master Reference Turntable, with a price tag of $19,000. This turntable is a mechanical and engineering masterpiece. If something doesn’t sound good on this analog turntable then no table can provide better sound quality. Its APG (accurate Power Generator) motor control system provides an even platter speed and synchronization [...]

Saturday, Feb 18th 2006 by Vishnu

T-Mobile has rolled out the much anticipated Chocolate Phone. However, nobody knows why it is called so. The Chocolate Phone is small, sleek and really smooth. With it’s in built Media Player you can listen to MP3s and watch video on its tiny 128 x 128 LCD display. It comes with inbuilt 32 MB memory [...]


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