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You could say that the upcoming HTC Touch Diamond is the crown jewel from HTC’s camp, featuring delicious specifications as shown below :- |
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Virgin Mobile will be offering the new Samsung Slash, bringing an extremely lightweight phone that weighs a mere 3 ounces while measuring 3.8″ x 1.8″ x 0.7″. It will feature Bluetooth connectivity, a color display, voice dialing, Web access and a talk time of 3.5 hours at best. |
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Other specifications are still kept under lock and key, including availability and pricing. As the age old adage goes - good things come to those who wait, so that’s just about all we can do at the moment.
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Nolan’s new Bluetooth GPS receiver does just about what any other decent GPS receiver does, save for the fact that this one is extremely easy on your pockets as it retails for a mere $43. You get :- |
Each purchase comes with a car charger and a USB charging cable. |
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Retro will always have a market no matter just how far we’ve come along in the future, and the Video Tape USB Hub certainly adds a smack of nostalgia for those who still cannot accept the fact that DVDs have taken over the world of home video. |
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This home-made Video Tape USB Hub lights up in a soothing blue glow, reminding me of the “wow” effect that the blue-screened Nokia 8250 had on me back in the last century when it was first unveiled.
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iPod touch and iPod nano owners will be able to enjoy new offerings from Griffin Technology, with the former getting a FlexGrip case while the latter is blessed with the FlexScreen case. |
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The FlexGrip features a two-tone silicone case with a smooth front as well as a textured, nubby rear surface which provides additional grip, making it perfect for those suffering from sweaty palms. Other features include a full-face screen protector (for the touch) and Click Wheel protectors (for the nano). As for the two-piece FlexScreen, you get a clear silicone case featuring the same textured back as the FlexGrip and a clear hard polycarbonate face shield. You won’t find all the relevant jacks blocked by either product, as Griffin are old hands at iPod accessories. Both will retail for $15 a piece.
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The Metal Gear Online for the Sony PlayStation 3 allows players to upgrade skills of their character including the ability to hack another player’s character to steal information from their nanomachines, such as the locations of his/her allies. |
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Watch the new gameplay footage of the game .IGN
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Check out Belkin’s new hardware, The Podcast Studio (also referred to as the GoStudio). With this new device you’ll be able to capture live audio directly to your iPhone. |
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It features a built-in microphone, plus speaker for playback, and be battery powered. Expected to hit the market in June for a retail price around £80. [CrunchGear]
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Sony Japan has unveiled this sleek and sexy PSPJ-15012 remote control headphones for the PSP. With the remote control you can play, pause, stop, rew, ff, adjust volume and activate the hold function of your PSP. |
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While the microphone to be used with Skype and Talkman which work with the PSP-2000 along with other games and software with support for voice chat etc. Available in Japan from June 19th for 3800 Yen ($38). [Sony Japan]
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LG has introduced a new line of TVs called the Scarlet in Korea. It features a 50,000:1 contrast ratio, super-fast response time of 4 milliseconds, HDMI 1.3, and 1080p resolution. |
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You can choose from a range of 32 to 52 inches for prices around $1,500 to $5,300. Though there’s still no word on US prices and availability. [Gizmodo]
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RIM BlackBerry has unveiled its new clamshell cell phone. Dubbed as the “Kickstart”, the handset utilities a SureType keyboard, an external LCD, a decent looking internal LCD and a camera. |
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What makes this phone cool is that it has the TrackBall for navigation.
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