Motorola now follows into Samsung’s footsteps, by releasing its second dual SIM model, the Motorola VE75. The new model will only be released in China, just like the Motorola MING A1800 was a few weeks ago. No word on a release date for the rest of the world, though.
Motorola’s official Chinese website also says that the VE75 will allow the use of two SIM cards at the same time, unlike Samsung’s P240, where you have to switch and restart every time. The new dual SIM Motorola VE75 will sport a 2,6 inch display, with a 16:9 aspect ratio and a 240 x 400 screen resolution.
Its features also include a 2 megapixel camera and a multimedia player. You can store your music and other multimedia files on a microSD card and you can transfer them via USB 2.0 and Bluetooth.
The phone’s price on the Chinese market will be around 3000 yuan.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Sony Waterproof RM-PZ3SD Universal Remote
Sony Waterproof RM-PZ3SD Universal Remote
Sony has recently introduced its waterproof universal remote control with the model Sony RM-PZ3SD.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote comes with IPX2 waterproof standard.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote can be used with TVs from most brands, including Sony, Toshiba, Hitachi, JVC, Panasonic and NEC.Users can switch between analog TV and digital TV channels.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote is available in five colors.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote is available at a price of Yen 2468.
Sony has recently introduced its waterproof universal remote control with the model Sony RM-PZ3SD.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote comes with IPX2 waterproof standard.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote can be used with TVs from most brands, including Sony, Toshiba, Hitachi, JVC, Panasonic and NEC.Users can switch between analog TV and digital TV channels.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote is available in five colors.Sony RM-PZ3SD Remote is available at a price of Yen 2468.
Logitech M555b Bluetooth mouse with 5 programmable buttons
Logitech M555b Bluetooth mouse with 5 programmable buttons
Logitech has debuts with its new Bluetooth Mouse Logitech M555b. The simple and clean package includes a sleep mode for longer battery life, space for a pair of AA batteries, a 1,000 dpi resolution, five programmable buttons, and an ultra-fast scroll wheel.M555b mouse features hyper-fast scrolling, laser tracking and a low-battery indicator.Logitech M555b will land in the U.S. later this month and will be priced at $59.99.
SPECIFICATIONS
* 5 programmable buttons
* Bluetooth technology
* Laser tracking
* 1000 dpi resolution
* Hyper-fast scrolling
* Low battery indicator (dual-color LED)
Logitech has debuts with its new Bluetooth Mouse Logitech M555b. The simple and clean package includes a sleep mode for longer battery life, space for a pair of AA batteries, a 1,000 dpi resolution, five programmable buttons, and an ultra-fast scroll wheel.M555b mouse features hyper-fast scrolling, laser tracking and a low-battery indicator.Logitech M555b will land in the U.S. later this month and will be priced at $59.99.
SPECIFICATIONS
* 5 programmable buttons
* Bluetooth technology
* Laser tracking
* 1000 dpi resolution
* Hyper-fast scrolling
* Low battery indicator (dual-color LED)
Olympus PEN E-P1 12MP Digital Camera
Olympus PEN E-P1 12MP Digital Camera
Olympus has announced another Digital Camera named the model Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera is the first Micro Four Thirds camera.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera measures 4.75x2.75x1.43 inches, and weighs 11.8 ounces.
Its body is designed to almost fit in the palm of your hand, while the 12.3MP removable-lens camera records High Definition video, and is built around a standard Four Thirds sensor.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera has a 3-inch LCD monitor, a 17mm (34mm equivalent) lens.
Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera can also record full stereo WAVE format audio files.Other features include six "Art" filters (Pop Art, Soft Focus, Pale & Light Color, Light Tone, Grainy Film, Pin Hole), digital leveler, multiple exposure, full compatibility with Olympus's "E-System" flash units.
Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera is expected to sell for $749 with the 17mm f/2.8 lens and VF-1 optical viewfinder, the estimated price is $899.99, and with the 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 Zuiko the street price is anticipated at $799.99.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera will be available in the end of July 2009.
SPECIFICATIONS
* 12 Megapixel
* 100-3200 ISO
* 3.0 LCD
* Video 720p
* 2 models, one in silver-black, one beige
* 17mm 2.8 lens and 14-42 kit lens
Olympus has announced another Digital Camera named the model Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera is the first Micro Four Thirds camera.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera measures 4.75x2.75x1.43 inches, and weighs 11.8 ounces.
Its body is designed to almost fit in the palm of your hand, while the 12.3MP removable-lens camera records High Definition video, and is built around a standard Four Thirds sensor.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera has a 3-inch LCD monitor, a 17mm (34mm equivalent) lens.
Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera can also record full stereo WAVE format audio files.Other features include six "Art" filters (Pop Art, Soft Focus, Pale & Light Color, Light Tone, Grainy Film, Pin Hole), digital leveler, multiple exposure, full compatibility with Olympus's "E-System" flash units.
Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera is expected to sell for $749 with the 17mm f/2.8 lens and VF-1 optical viewfinder, the estimated price is $899.99, and with the 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 Zuiko the street price is anticipated at $799.99.Olympus PEN E-P1 Digital Camera will be available in the end of July 2009.
SPECIFICATIONS
* 12 Megapixel
* 100-3200 ISO
* 3.0 LCD
* Video 720p
* 2 models, one in silver-black, one beige
* 17mm 2.8 lens and 14-42 kit lens
Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector with 3W speaker
Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector with 3W speaker
Taxan, a Japanese company has launched its new DLP projector with the model Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector is based on TI’s DLP display technology and features Brilliant Color, 1024×768 XGA native resolution, 3000 lumen brightness and 2000:1 contrast ratio.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector has built-in 3W speaker.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector also offers HDMI, DVI, D-sub inputs as well as composite, component, and s-video.USB and RS232C ports are also included.Taxan KG-PH1004XS DLP Projector is available at a price of Yen 184,800.
Taxan, a Japanese company has launched its new DLP projector with the model Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector is based on TI’s DLP display technology and features Brilliant Color, 1024×768 XGA native resolution, 3000 lumen brightness and 2000:1 contrast ratio.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector has built-in 3W speaker.Taxan KG-PH1004XS Projector also offers HDMI, DVI, D-sub inputs as well as composite, component, and s-video.USB and RS232C ports are also included.Taxan KG-PH1004XS DLP Projector is available at a price of Yen 184,800.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Mobile Memory Initiative
Squeezing big performance into tiny packages
System-in-Package (SiP) technology stacks a number of integrated circuits - such as a media processor, DRAM, and Flash memory device - in a single package or module. SiP allows designers to achieve high functionality in a very compact space making it ideal for mobile phones. Though it offers great benefits, SiP faces a big challenge: the difficulty in determining whether memory devices are known good die (KGD) before assembly of the SiP. This can lead to poor manufacturing yields and increased costs. Thanks to Rambus innovations, available for licensing, technology such as SiPFLOW™ can address the KGD challenge achieving assembly yields of better than 100 defective parts per million devices (DPPM). That means designers can squeeze more performance into mobile phones at a price that consumers will like
System-in-Package (SiP) technology stacks a number of integrated circuits - such as a media processor, DRAM, and Flash memory device - in a single package or module. SiP allows designers to achieve high functionality in a very compact space making it ideal for mobile phones. Though it offers great benefits, SiP faces a big challenge: the difficulty in determining whether memory devices are known good die (KGD) before assembly of the SiP. This can lead to poor manufacturing yields and increased costs. Thanks to Rambus innovations, available for licensing, technology such as SiPFLOW™ can address the KGD challenge achieving assembly yields of better than 100 defective parts per million devices (DPPM). That means designers can squeeze more performance into mobile phones at a price that consumers will like
XDR™ Memory Architecture: The Picture-Perfect Solution for HDTV
iSuppli's latest consumer research finds that HDTV buyers' top priorities are Picture Quality followed by Price. These findings held true across nearly all income levels. The benefits of the XDR™ memory architecture are that it can help HDTV designers achieve the highest levels of performance while reducing silicon and system costs. Picture Quality, while subjective, is certainly driven by factors such as higher resolutions, increased color depth, higher frame rates and advanced motion compensation techniques. All of these require higher levels of memory bandwidth. The XDR memory architecture delivers the highest bandwidth per DRAM allowing designers to reach desired performance levels with the fewest number of devices.
XDR memory achieves its breakthrough bandwidth performance through high-speed differential signaling combined with key Rambus innovations such as FlexPhase™. But XDR memory also allows silicon and system designers to significantly reduce implementation and manufacturing costs. The robust high-speed signaling technology of XDR means that low-cost device packages can be used while still maintaining desired data rates and bandwidth. XDR memory's high-signaling speed requires fewer pins and reduced silicon area, and can be implemented with simpler and smaller PCB boards. In addition, inherent in differential signaling are lower EMI emissions and higher EMI immunity meaning that shielding can be reduced or even eliminated.
XDR memory achieves its breakthrough bandwidth performance through high-speed differential signaling combined with key Rambus innovations such as FlexPhase™. But XDR memory also allows silicon and system designers to significantly reduce implementation and manufacturing costs. The robust high-speed signaling technology of XDR means that low-cost device packages can be used while still maintaining desired data rates and bandwidth. XDR memory's high-signaling speed requires fewer pins and reduced silicon area, and can be implemented with simpler and smaller PCB boards. In addition, inherent in differential signaling are lower EMI emissions and higher EMI immunity meaning that shielding can be reduced or even eliminated.
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