Archive for September, 2008

Toshiba has plans to enhance its SSD line with a new 256GB model that targets both netbooks as well as UMPCs. Hmm, with Microsoft restricting netbooks running Windows XP to a 160GB hard drive cap, does this limitation apply to SSDs as well? Click Here To Continue Reading The News

Nokia’s N82 handset has received its latest firmware version, and some of the updated features include a new Flash Lite version, Maps 2.0, an improved music player, Click Here To Continue Reading The News

Whenever you’re in a foreign country, the experience is a real bummer when you can’t decipher what the signboards and notices are saying. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

The first ever netbook from Lenovo, the IdeaPad S10-42312CU is now available for purchase. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

The USB Volcano is somewhat like a mini lava lamp, but it comes in a volcano form factor. Powered via USB, this desktop peripheral uses high-intensity LED light as well as lava beads to re-create an erupting volcano right in front of your eyes. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

Is there any limit to imagination where Lego bricks are concerned? Apparently not, as evident by these cool guns. Video game buffs ought to find them to be familiar since they are wielded by Yuna in Final Fantasy X-2 on the PS2. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

We know that Windows Mobile 7 won’t be out on time as originally planned (how many devices/OSes are anyways), but word has it that the operating system has been delayed further - up till 2010, which leaves us with a 3-year gap between Windows Mobile 6 and its successor. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

Looks like Meizu’s M8 touch screen cell phone will finally make it out this December, but unfortunately for the rest of the world, it is available only in China-area buyers, targeting an Indian release later on. You can only choose from one capacity - 8GB, and that alone will retail anywhere between $384 and $469, without word on whether this involves a contract or not. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

SimpleTech has announced a couple more products for the masses - the Pro Drive and Duo Pro Drive external storage media. Both models will feature a quartet of built-in interfaces (eSATA, FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and USB 2.0), allowing you to transfer data at speeds of up to 3Gbps under eSATA. Click Here To Continue Reading The News

We know that SSDs are way tougher than ordinary hard drives, but just how tough? Click Here To Continue Reading The News