Showing posts with label Latest Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latest Tech. Show all posts

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Seagate 4TB GoFlex Review

Seagate made the first 7200 rpm hard drive, the first hard drive with the Fibre Channel interface, the first 15,000 rpm hard drive; and the list goes on and on.  Along with the amount of innovation they’ve brought to the table, they’ve also had some of the highest quality drives as well – consistently ranking higher than comparative drives, and constantly winning various awards from different sources. One feature of this GoFlex drive, is that straight out of the box it can be used on either a PC or a Mac.  No messing around with different drivers and what not – it’s truly plug and play on both systems.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Samsung MV800 Dual View Camera

It builds upon the dual-view line of cameras, but removes the front facing LCD and replaces it with a 3-inch wide flip-out touchscreen display that can be literally be flipped up and shown to those looking into the camera’s lens.  There's a 26-130mm, f.3.3-5.9 5x optical zoom lens, a super-thin built-in flash, and one of those little orange light things that's supposed to help the camera focus in low-light. A 16 megapixel sensor ensures high res photos and HD video capture, all of which is complemented by a 5x optical zoom and dual image stabilization.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

GE Power Pro X500 Review

One of the standouts is the X500 bridge camera, which packs 16 megapixels, a 15x optical zoom, an electronic viewfinder, and a lot of manual controls to go along with the usual point and shoot features. It has 2.7 inch LCD. Most bridge cameras fall into the category of “super zoom” though, so that’s a fairly average zoom length. This camera uses four AA batteries instead of a rechargeable battery. The panorama mode works really great. The lens works great for zooms, wide angles, and even macro images.








Monday, May 30, 2011

ASUS UX21 ultrathin laptop with Intel Core i7

The thickest part of this new laptop is 17mm, its entire body is built from an aluminum alloy (weighs 1.1kg / 2.4lb), and the CPUs can be specced as high as Core i7. It can resume in two-second from sleep.It also supports USB 3.0 connectivity for ultra fast data transfer. It has the ability to hibernate for up to one week? The trackpad is made out of glass, while the keyboard keys are all metal. ASUS projects the launch of its shiny new UX21 in September.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Sony unveiled its Bloggie 3D portable camcorder camera

Sony Bloggie camera brings up 3D photography at the user level, so that normal user will now not have to purchase expensive high end 3D cameras and still enjoy decent quality 3D imaging. It is capable of recording 3D videos and 3D image capture. It can shoot 3D videos at full HD 1080p and take 3D still shots at 5 megapixels.
It also takes images even in low light density with its Exmor- CMOS sensor and can capture photos while you’re shooting a video at the same time. It also has a 2.4-inch glasses-free 3D screen so you can preview your clicked shots or videos instantly. It has internal storage of 8GB, allowing you to record up to 4 hours of video. HDMI output allows you to share the captured videos and images on your big screen

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

LG Optimus Pad tablet, 3D mobile smartphone

The 8.9-inch Optimus Pad is an Android Honeycomb-based tablet running an Nvidia dual-core processor.
In creating the Optimus Pad, LG said it wanted a device that provided maximum playability and minimum portability. The company took a swipe at the Apple iPad, saying its 9.7-inch frame was too bulky, and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, which LG said was a bit too small.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Smallest and lightest digital cameras

Sony has recently launched the new model -the alpha NEX-5 and alpha NEX-3. The authorised dealer for Sony in Nepal, Nepa Hima Trade Link has brought the new models that feature the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens digital camera body.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Sony Ericsson released 16.4MP cameraphone, Cyber-shot S006

Sony Ericsson has released a Cyber-shot phone with a 16.4MP CMOS sensor on the popular Japanese carrier KDDI. Called the Cyber-shot S006, the latest Sony Ericsson phone is definitely attempting to wrest the crown from Nokia N8 – the reigning cameraphone. In the world of digital cameras, it is a long accepted fact that megapixels don’t always mean everything in image quality. The N8’s extra large sensor pixels do help, as well as the 28mm wide angle lens.

3TB internal hard drives from Seagate and Western Digital to release soon

It looks like some of the higher capacity hard drives we’ve been hearing about are going to make their way into the market soon, and Seagate and Western Digital seem to the first to get out internal 3TB hard drives.
Seagate Barracuda XT - 3TB:
  1. 7,200RPM
  2. 64MB memory buffer
  3. 6Gbps SATA interface
  4. 8.5ms AAT
  5. 32dB(A) Specified Noise

Friday, April 30, 2010

Phenom II X6 1090T gaming rigs

Three major gaming rig manufacturers have revealed new machines, just a day after the release of the new “Elite Visual Computing” platform from AMD, which combines the Phenom II X6 1090T processor with a 890FX motherboard and ATI Radeon HD 5000 series graphics.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Samsung mobile with Unbelievable Price

New Arrival
Samsung Monte S5620
  • TFT Capacitive Touch screen
  • 3.15 MP Camera, 3G, Wi-Fi
  • Expandable memory up to 16GB
  • Accelerometer Sensor, GPRS, Bluetooth
  • NRs. 16,700
Samsung Scotney S5200
  • Slider Phone
  • 3.15 MP Camera with Flashlight
  • Expandable memory up to 8GB
  • GPRS, Bluetooth
  • NRs. 10,500
Samsung Metro S3310
  • Bar Phone, 2 MP Camera
  • Expandable memory up to 8GB, Music Hot Key
  • Dedicated Camera Key, Video Recording, Zoom
  • Bluetooth, GPRS, FM Radio
  • Free 2GB Memory
  • NRs. 7,400

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Lenovo Android LePhone with QWERTY keys - set for May release

The LePhone Specification are



  1. Display: 3.7-inch 800x480 AMOLED
  2. CPU: 1GHz Snapdragon processor
  3. Camera: 3 MP back-facing camera, and unspecified front-facing camera
  4. Misc: A-GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack
  5. Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Lenovo launches Super Slim IdeaPad netbook- Do Netbooks need to be even Slimmer now?

The IdeaPad S10-3s is Lenovo’s latest netbook – it has a thin 16mm profile, weighs 1.1kgs, and is basically a slimmed-down version of the IdeaPad S10-3. Its specifications include a 10.1-inch screen with a 1280x720 resolution, a choice of Intel Atom N450/N470 processor, 2GB RAM, a choice of 160/250/320GB HDDs, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 1.3MP camera, and Intel GMA 3100 integrated graphics. It features Windows 7 Starter OS. Prices start at $379.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Asus launches new netbook - Asus Eee PC 1001PX


Asus has released a new netbook in Europe called the Asus Eee PC 1001PX, a sleek looking thing that is made up of the super-strong and super-light material, carbon-fibre. Featuring a 10.1” screen, the Eee PC 1001PX weighs in at just 1.21 kgs.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Monday, February 1, 2010

Transcend's photo frame - Rs 8,000

Transcend recently unveiled its new photo frame with a storage space of upto 2GB (read: it can store upto 9,000 digital pictures, without the need of external storage) and accepts most of the memory cards available in the market.

Friday, January 29, 2010

10 reasons why the iPad fails to impress

For a device which claims to provide the best internet browsing experience, support for Flash is essential, and yet the iPad shuns Flash. This does more to hurt the iPad than it does Flash. For an internet centric device which boasts of 3G and WiFi connectivity, the lack of suppot for the full and rich interent experience is a blunder. A large sumber of cloud applications rely on Flash, and it is not just restricted to web-video. While shunning Flash from the iPhone might have worked out fine since no one expects a full interent experience on a phone, however when you are buying a device which is supposed to bring the "best web experience" you expect more.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

4th Generation iPhone coming this may?

Apple has decided to launch the 4th generation iPhone in May this year. This is a deviation from their standard practice of launching a new iPhone model late June/early July.

Sunday, January 3, 2010

D-Link DIR 685 At Rs. 21,000



The D-Link DIR 685 Router is a high-end feature-rich router. It has a smooth finish and a 3.2-inch LCD screen, making it one of the better looking routers in the market.

The D-Link DIR 685 comes with two USB ports for external storage devices and it also has a slot to attach a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive (up to 500 GB) on its rear side. It can also be used as a photo frame although we would have liked a larger screen to better suit that purpose, like the one on the Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame. The D-Link DIR 685 is easy to set up, although it takes a long time to start up. The touch screen buttons have a definite delay in the response time. The LCD is crisp and it displays information such as internet speeds. The router provides unique features such as FTP server and file sharing on the network. It even offers Bittorrent downloading capabilities. 

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame



The Transcend PF810 Digital photo frame is one of their largest digital photo frames with an 8-inch screen, however with a rather medioce resolution of 800x600. It offers an internal storage capacity of 2GB, which is plenty for images, and supports a number of storage expansion via SD / SDHC / MMC / MS / CF cards. It can even read images from a pen drive.

The Transcend PF810 Digital Photo Frame has quite a few high end features which add to its price but not as much to the value. For instance, the PF810 features an orientation sensor which will automatically displays the images in their correct orientation based on how the device itself is oriented. While this feature is certainly welcome, it is of doubtful utility in a device which is expected to be kept at a single place for extended periods of time. A manual control for the same might have sufficed for those who do change the orientation only once in a while.