How many of you may already know, the device has been marketed for a few days ago, but reports that sales of Nokia 5800 NAM has been interrupted due to problems with the 3G signal reception.
There have been several complaints about the problem of the device and the phone maker withdrawn from the shelves. The portable computer is no longer available at Nokia flagship stores projects in the U.S., while the parties may have stopped selling as well. For now, it seems that the company did not understand where the problem lies, and that still work, fixing it.
There were too many NAM Nokia 5800 sold to customers, given the fact that the phone was only 7 hours after it was up for sale. Currently no official word on the problem came from the Finnish mobile phone maker, but is expected to make a statement in the near future. Those who pre-ordered the device will have to wait a while "before you get if you have not sent them already.
This is the second problem with the Nokia 5800 as the basis for the Web in less than a week. Just a couple of days ago, we learned that you also have problems with their speakers, which are more prone to break after a few months of use, and that all products manufactured before the month of February has come to market with this problem. The company has already announced that the faulty speaker was replaced with a good compromise.
4.3.09
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
The all new Mac Pro Concept
As you have heard, last-minute losses allegedly confirmed six new models of the Mac - four iMac and two ministers - all of which pack more RAM and storage, in addition to NVIDIA chipsets. Flying is in line with previous data on an updated Mac mini (5 USB ports, Mini Display Port, mini-DVI, as the chipset NVIDIA MacBook and iMac, 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo). Like the iMac, Apple's all-in-one computer is set to receive mini Display Port and features Core 2 Duo up to 3.06GHz.
Sure, the Mac Pro is "something else", literally. "Mac Pro configurations are in eight-core 3.0GHz to 3.6GHz and 16-core configurations in the 3.6GHz and 4.0GHz flavors, and sounds like it will be even funkier tips on video, says the flight. Engadget's TIPSTER says that" regular two DVI ports and a mini Display Port ... E "is a little lighter than the current model, with 35 pounds instead of 42." The TIPSTER simply known as Tom, says that "Airport Extreme and Time Capsule FCC filings also contain direct references to the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operating simultaneously.
Almost everything seems to be in place and in accordance with the expectations of all, as hardware upgrades are involved. But the same question even the loss of Apple, the introduction of new systems - or at least the iMac and the ministry - not just today. It is less likely, as Apple is known to introduce significant hardware updates to these on their own grounds. March 24 event, which Apple says it sounds like a good bet for those ads.
ASUS-LAMBORGHINI VX5
ASUS, a leading designer and manufacturer notebook, unveiled at CeBIT 2009 an annual range of solutions for mobile computers. The new machine for the company to deliver top-of-the-line research and development, but also come with an industrial design that provides users with a notebook and functional can be calculated in style, while on the go.
During CeBIT 2009, the company emphasizes its partnership with the Automobili Lamborghini in ASUS-Lamborghini VX5, a car that sports a frame inspired by the limited edition Lamborghini Reventón. ASUS notebook M90Gf will also participate in the exhibition, providing innovative multimedia-oriented features and specifications, which offers a way to enable users to enjoy high-definition audio and visual excitement. In addition, the company will also introduce the new K-series ASUS deliver high-performance daily computing and unshakeable reliability.
The new ASUS notebook K-series is designed with comfort in mind. They have a ASUS Super Hybrid Engine (SHE) and can provide up to 5 hours to compute on a 6-cell battery, together with the choice between performance and power saving mode and reliability, and multimedia entertainment. The packaging Altec Lansing speakers, SRS true surround sound and a 16:9 LCD screen golden. ASUS Series K includes strategically placed heat vents are designed to maintain a low temperature, even after the product has been used for a long time.
ASUS M90Gf is a good solution for fans of high definition, but always in motion. The portable computer includes an advanced MCP79MH NVIDIA chipset can handle up to 4 SODIMM, which makes it possible to boast up to 16GB of memory, offering extensive multitasking and multimedia capabilities, while on the road.
ASUS-Lamborghini VX5 not only with a futuristic chassis, but also the world's largest density Solid State Drive 1TB walk. The machine can provide impressive performance, because it contains an Intel Core2 Quad processor and 4 GB of memory, and the Twin Turbo mode, which allows users to exploit the performance of CPU and GPU with a speed key.
The portable computer comes with a 16-inch high resolution screen and a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GT 130m graphics card with 1GB VRAM GDDR3. It is also a sport recently adopted enlightened "chiclete" which illuminates the keyboard in low light, and a Blu-ray combo optical drive in addition to other functions in the unit.
HTC Magic has been spotted at FCC
A few words on the web suggest that the laptop has already received FCC approval, which means that we must be able to see which hit U.S. store shelves in the near future. Interestingly, however, the fact that the device is not related to the functioning of AWS 1700MHz frequency used by T-Mobile with its 3G network.
Lack of this feature may suggest that the Magic are not HTC T-Mobile, like its predecessor, but this can only be one vote, after all. The portable anticipated first head of mobile operator in the U.S., but it has no official word on the matter.
For now, the only thing that is certain is that the other device powered by Google android operating system, HTC Magic, going on sale in Europe with Vodafone, and that it should reach the market in the spring of ongoing. At the same time, the device is also to go to Australia with Telstra Mobile.
As previously mentioned, the device came to the FCC without AWS 1700MHz does not necessarily mean that it is not added to T-Mobile offers. We may soon learn that the FCC has had to test a new version of the product, which should include the frequency.
For what it's worth, regardless of carrier, the big news is that the product is intended for users in the U.S. and, more importantly, that in the not so distant future.
7.9.07
World's Largest R/C Plane Takes Flight
This humongous R/C plane is touted as the world's largest, according to Guiness World Records. Video after the break.Worlds Largest Model RC Plane - video powered by Metacafe
Note Toaster Concept Lets You Eat Reminders
20.8.07
Polish Radio Station Looks Like Alien Colony
VIDEO: Typical Day at a Tokyo Wave Pool - Where's the Water?
***Asian countries have little to no personal space and must get used to living in a very crowded environment***
Spy Photos: 2008 BMW M3 at Regensburg Plant, Sunroof Optional
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From the pictures, it seems like the sunroof is optional which is great news for all the BMW fans that wanted to shed off a few pounds out of their car to make it faster
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13.8.07
Wind-up MP3/video player
The Eco-Media Player is a wind-up MP3/video player created by Trevor Baylis, inventor of the Freeplay wind-up radio. One minute of winding gives you 40 minutes of playback, and the device can also charge mobile phones and has a built-in flashlight. It plays mp3, wma, asf, wav, mp4, and has an FM radio, an analog recorder, and a photo-viewer. You can wind it for 20 hours' worth of playback. Link
US tech firm behind massive new human-tracking system in China
Authorities in southern China are installing 20,000 (or more) police surveillance cameras, managed by software from an American-financed company. That spying system is designed to automatically recognize faces of criminal suspects, and spot potential crimes. And citizens of Shenzhen (pop: 12.4 million) will soon be required to carry computer-chipped residency cards programmed by that same company.
Snip from NYT story:
Data on the chip will include not just the citizen’s name and address but also work history, educational background, religion, ethnicity, police record, medical insurance status and landlord’s phone number. Even personal reproductive history will be included, for enforcement of China’s controversial “one child” policy. Plans are being studied to add credit histories, subway travel payments and small purchases charged to the card. More about the US-financed company behind both technologies:
“If they do not get the permanent card, they cannot live here, they cannot get government benefits, and that is a way for the government to control the population in the future,” said Michael Lin, the vice president for investor relations at China Public Security Technology, the company providing the technology.
Incorporated in Florida, China Public Security has raised much of the money to develop its technology from two investment funds in Plano, Tex., Pinnacle Fund and Pinnacle China Fund. Three investment banks — Roth Capital Partners in Newport Beach, Calif.; Oppenheimer & Company in New York; and First Asia Finance Group of Hong Kong — helped raise the money.
Here's the website for China Public Security, which maintains offices in Los Angeles and New York: Link. Here's an earlier press release from them: Link.
Image: police monitoring system, from China Public Security website.
Apple's iPhone: yes, it plays Doom
Considering that Doom runs smooth as butter on Nokia's 770, the OLPC XO, and the iPod, you knew it was only a matter of time before this classic made its way over to the iPhone. Just in time for the weekend, Doom is now available for Apple's first handset. And just in case blasting through pixelated fiends wears you out, why not check out the new and improved NES emulator? We won't waste anymore of your precious iPhone gaming time here, now get your downloads on below!
Update: So you can't exactly -- what's the word we're looking for -- "play" Doom quite yet, it seems the controller ain't working. It's a promising sign, though!
Read - id Software Doom on iPhone
Read - iPhone NES v0.20.1 + Games
10.8.07
Improved Web Uploading
Here at Flickr, we want to make sure your photos arrive safely, efficiently, and with style. That why we’ve dumped our dusty old web upload form, and replaced it with a super-duper, sexy-ified, shiny new web uploader.Some of what’s new:
A snazzy new interface! Designed to show you clearer progress for your uploads.
More files at once. Only six photos per upload? Ha! Now you can select a bunch of files all at once (using shift-click) and upload them all together.
New batch operations. Once your photos have arrived safely, add tags to the batch, or add them all to one of your sets.
Magic pixie dust. Helps your photos upload faster!
What are you waiting for? Try it now!
Of course, we have other uploading tools you can use too, if the web uploader isn’t your style.
Bufferly Knife-Style MP3/CD Player
VIDEO: Nintendo DS Slide Controller Revealed, Creative Gaming Reinvented
Ultimate Machine Gun Has Everything You Don't Need
In addition to shooting a flurry of bullets, this machine gun also comes equipped with a MAG light, dinnerware set, Swiss Army knife, high intensity flood light, and even a bird sculpture to stare at when not in battle.
19.6.07
(Video) $600 VIA NanoBook
Priced at just $600, the VIA NanoBook features a 7-inch display, VIA C7-M ULV processor (1.2-GHz), up to 1GB of DDR memory, 30GB/60GB HDD, Bluetooth, and 802.11g Wi-Fi. Video preview after the jump.Gadgets- Pistol Clock
This Pistol Clock could be one of the coolest desk gadgets that we’ve come across. In addition to telling time, the clock is housed in a “miniature metal revolver with moving cylinder.”
>>>>>>>>>Which means you’re going to be carrying this around to banks, airports, police stations, post offices, churches and elementary schools to whip out and show off<<<<<<
Mechanical Head Sculpture
