Tons of pics of Dell’s new Precision and Latitude E line machines? You got ‘em, in conjunction with shots of the crazy-small E4200, that so much takes us going back to the days of the hot tiny Samsung-built X1. Hit the gallery below, marvel at particular of the machines your IT department may be rolling out in the coming 6-18 months.
After spending a few moments investing in it, there is no problem to us this the Touch Pro is HTC’s the majority of massive handset to date (even if you count the Xperia X1). Okay, the phone is a good deal a bit thick (roughly the same as a Tilt), and there is no 3.5mm headphone jack, but it is got a actually miniscule footprint and a outstandingly comfortably proportioned keyboard. We can additionally actually unquestionably increase in value the lengths HTC is expected to struggling to build Windows Mobile a bit a reduced amount of doggish these kinds of days — but got properties to spice up the Touch Pro in a capacitive touchscreen and Android, HTC can only hold a game-changer on this hands.
Like your laptops to be over-achievers? Like, the so much annoyingly stacked variety of over-achiever? Enter Lenovo’s new outrage — the ThinkPad W700. Containing sufficient computational artillery to total number a miniature village, presently for-creatives-only behemoth is intended for sheer pixel pushing… and miniature else. The method packs in two portions aimed at graphic artists and photographers that are quite different to a laptop: a put up in Wacom digitizer simply to the correctly of the trackpad, and an on-board color calibrator. But what is taking place short of the hood you ask? Well for starters the 17-incher sports the chiefly regularly Intel Quad Core Extreme CPU in a laptop (no word on speeds at such point) as favorably as the first and foremost coming of NVIDIA’s Quadro FX 3700 graphics chipset (with a hefty 1GB of memory on-board). The workstation in addition serves up double hard push bays configurable as RAID 0 or 1 (SSD or traditional disk, naturally), up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, and an optional Blu-ray burner. Of course, that is totally kitted out — the W700 starts at $2,978 and moves skyward from what i read in there. Take a check at our hands-on underneath and see the beast for yourself.
There’s no denying the HTC’s Advantage X7510 fills a narrowing niche — ensuing all, how a large amount of of these types of circumstances hold you observed out and on in the subway / underground? Still, there is merely somewhat especially enticing just about a 5-inch VGA display, built-in GPS, HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth and a full-blown QWERTY keyboard, is there not? For you households who plunked dwindling fairly a few invoices in condition to shoot now home, how has your have been? For you lendees in America who hold easily just recently concluded to bite the bullet and jump in, was it quality it? How should you change their do-it-all conglomerate (besides building it way larger amount of affordable)? Here’s your try to get it out, do not let it pass you by!
This Heat showed up at our doorstep today (that’d be the phone, not the post-punk band), and we have to say, we’re swooning. We’re a little bummed the Heat doesn’t have a memory card slot, but that excepted, this is by far our favorite Helio phone to date. It’s strange that this is positioned as lower end than the Drift, but that’s cool, you can save a little cash and get a nicer phone that’s even a little smaller. Enjoy the eye candy in our hands-on gallery.
We got to plant our eyeballs on Pioneer’s second-gen KURO plasma display (bottom center), along with all that other new gear Pioneer released today. While all by its lonesome the new flagship display is no doubt impressive, when stacked up against the competition it becomes quite clear that this new KURO is the one to beat. Granted, this was Pioneer’s own setup designed to make us believe precisely that, but we certainly did find the new display notably blacker than its predecessor, and quite a lot better than the competing offerings Pioneer had on display. The new KURO projector was also quite impressive, and we even got treated to the much-improved start times of Pioneer’s new Blu-ray players.
We had a little thumb-print orgy with the new HTC Touch Diamond immediately following its launch. Light and small, the Touch Diamond comes off as a unit with promise. Unfortunately, we’ll have to wait a while to get our hands on this via a US carrier, but Orange users in the UK will no doubt be pretty happy with this new handset, the first of its kind to use Windows Mobile 6.1.
Check out the gallery below, complete with comments and interface walk-through. A couple vids after the break, too!
We just know you haven’t forgotten that the PS3 Laptop auction ends today, but just in case all of your friends have, here’s a friendly reminder from us to you. Ben Heck’s masterful machine is up for grabs to the highest bidder, and yes, 100% of the proceeds will go to National Cancer Coalition. Head over here for all the rules and regulations, and tap the read link to place your bid. Good luck!
We’re still trying to piece together the Verizon Hub mystery — namely whether it’ll be available outside the realm of Verizon’s FiOS broadband customer base — but either way, we have some evidence here that it’ll play nice with the Verizon Wireless handset of your choice. The device was designed from the start to be the be-all, end-all wireline home base (hence the name), so it really comes as no surprise that there’d be some interaction with mobiles for those rare occasions when you simply must leave your home. What you see here are a couple of diagrams (just follow the arrows!) involving the transfer of information to and from Verizon Wireless-branded cellphones; in the first, an address is looked up using the Hub’s yellow pages facility, located on a map, then transferred to an LG VX9400. In the second, a lovely photograph from a beach (seriously, what are we doing in front of a computer right now?) is snapped and transferred to a Hub, where it’s displayed in real time. Fun stuff — let’s hope owners of any old broadband connection are going to be able to partake.
While we twiddle our thumbs for these CDMA Curves to finally hit an American carrier or three, we thought we’d post some imagery for everyone to enjoy. Actually, nix “everyone” — only the diehard BlackBerry addicts are going to get into this. Don’t look over your shoulder, buddy, you know who you are. Yeah, you. It’s okay, have a peek!