Tag Archive for 'battery'
It weighs less than the 3 pounds of the Air, and just got a Core 2 Duo processor upgrade. It still only runs a 1.2GHz, but its also noticeable smaller for those who said thinner and lighter wasn’t enough on the part of the Air.
It can be configured with up to 2GB of RAM. Even [...]
Tough break for the AT&T U-Verse, the IPTV is facing a major setback with a multimillion-dollar battery replacement crisis that is known to caught fire, or worst, explosion. After Four of the AT&T U-verse network cabinets caught fires national wide, reported from Houston, Wisconsin to Cleveland, AT&T Inc. says they are going to suck [...]
The new unifying corporate brands of former Matsushita, Panasonic Corporation announced a new battery that was certified by Guinness World Records as the world’s longest lasting alkaline battery. The ‘Evolta’ which name derived from “evolution” and “voltage” has 20 percent better battery cell compare to Duracell and Energizer. The new battery also has a full [...]
Word from the scrummage on the Macworld floor is that, smoothly beautiful as it might be, that achingly slender case of the MacBook Air carries with it some compromises. Of course, having to use adaptors for most things - VGA, ethernet, modem, etc - is to be expected, but less pleasant is the fact that [...]
This new digi cam from SeaLife isn’t just for underwater use, it will work on land as well and is good for up to a six foot drop. It has a 6MP CMOS sensor and rubberized grips which helps all the way around.
I am always all about any gadget that utilizes solar power, but sometimes just using solar power isn’t enough. Occasionally you have to actually think the design through a bit. The PSP can now harness solar power through deal extreme, but not in the brightest way.
This nifty little charger not only powers and/or charges your gadgets, but you can use standard batteries (AA and AAA) to charge them if this thing’s batteries run out. Or, you can take it the other way, via USB, you can charge those same batteries or more, and this thing comes with 4 rechargeable AA [...]
This thing uses a fuel cell and it is a battery extender, its not any entirely new idea, but this particular iteration should be a lot healthier for the environment if and when you ever decide to dispose of it. And the battery life extensions, are simply amazing.
In my experience people with iPhone can’t seem to put them down. Giving that the phone only has about two hours of life per charge, that’s not going to last most people, not between texting/music/videos/calls.
As long as you don’t have more than 5 people that wants in on the call. The base, the oval-shaped thing in the picture below, is rechargeable, and gets recharged via mini USB, which is likely the same connection that connects the nifty little box to Skype.
