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Vertu is now back after being in the news for its V Accessories collection to fascinate its discerning clientele with its new Signature Kissho Collection which is inspired by Japanese culture to mark the first anniversary of the Vertu Ginza flagship store in Tokyo next month.

VertuThe latest collection will feature handsets adorned with the makie Japanese lacquer technique and designed by the renowned Japenese lacquerware artist Kazumi Murose, who is also the proud holder of a “living national treasure” title.

This collection will feature an ultra limited edition of four handsets where each phone features a different design depicting a season – Kinko, Kikusui, Daigu and Nanten to represent spring, summer  winter and autumn.

The rich lacquer work combines the precious silver and gold make true to the makie technique, which uses silver or gold powder sprinkled on lacquer.

The price tag of each phone is $215,720 (20 million yen).

BPhone Netbook + Smartphone now on Sale!

Posted by Isha Farhad On March - 26 - 2010

There is no need to carry a netbook and a smartphone as now you can have a netbook  plus smartphone. You can have a sensible Bphone which is now available for the completely reasonable price of $569.99 at Chinagrabber. bphone

This is a not-quite-pocketable convertible device with a 5-inch touchscreen, along with a  ARM Linux 2.6 for an OS, 624MHz Marvell CPU, 256GB of flash storage, WiFi and GPS, built-in Bluetooth and quad-band GSM connectivity on the “phone” side of the equation.

Features:

CPU – Marvell PXA310(624MHz)
Operating system – ARM Linux 2.6
Memory – 256MB NAND Flash, 128MB SDRAM
Bluetooth – High speed wireless technology
FM Radio – Pick up your favorite FM radio stations wherever you are
Touch Screen – Easy-to-use and responsive touch screen function for smooth navigating
Fully Unlocked – Works on all four main GSM frequency bands for great reception world wide
Full Screen View – Crystal clear viewing with our cinematic full-screen mode
Flip Function – More compact and more stylish.
Java Enabled – Get the latest cool Apps on your phone with Java technology!
Built-In GPS – Never get lost with an accurate GPS system built in.
QWERTY Keypad – Full QWERTY keypad for ease of use
WiFi – Check emails, connect online, or surf the Web with advanced WiFi technology

So, are you interested?

gobi-e-readerA leading innovator and developer of wireless technologies, Qualcomm Incorporated, today launched an expanded product road map for its Gobi connectivity technologies as part of the Organization’s expanded focus on targeting new markets with Gobi connectivity.

The new modem chipsets that have been added to the Gobi product family deliver support for CDMA2000® 1xEV-DO Rev. A and Rev. B, HSPA+, dual-carrier HSPA+ and LTE with integrated backwards compatibility to EV-DO and HSPA.

As an embedded module, building on the success of Gobi technology in PC markets, Qualcomm is now prepared to serve the requirements of additional market segments, including e-readers, USB modems, gaming devices and M2M commercial applications.

Qualcomm’s Gobi solutions include software enhancements for select MDM chipsets that will enable a common Gobi software interface (API) across multiple hardware platforms. This interface will help streamline integration efforts, spur application development among third-party developers and deliver greater flexibility to device manufacturers.

The following data chipsets are now available with the Gobi API:

MDM6200™ – supports HSPA+ data rates of up to 14.4 Mbps
MDM8200A™ – supports HSPA+ data rates of up to 28 Mbps
MDM6600™ – supports HSPA+ data rates of up to 14.4 Mbps and CDMA2000® 1xEV-DO Rev. A/Rev. B
MDM8220™ – supports dual-carrier HSPA+ for data rates of up to 42 Mbps
MDM9600™ – supports LTE data rates of up to 100 Mbps with full backward compatibility to dual carrier HSPA+ and EV-DO Rev. A/Rev. B
MDM9200™ – supports LTE data rates of up to 100 Mbps with full backward compatibility to dual carrier HSPA+

No word is available on when they will start showing up. But will let you now soon.

samsung-r480Samsung’s Touch of Color laptops that were unveiled at the tail-end of CES this year 2010, have finally started to ship. The Core 2 Duo-equipped R430, Core i5-based R580 / R780 and Core i3-packin’ R480 with prices ranging from $629.99 to $829.99 are all on purchase at Best Buy.

Here are the  configuration, so check them all and figure out which  fits you best.

Featuring:

14-inch, 15.6-inch, and 17.3-inch LED-backlit displays
NP-R480-JAB1US, NP-R580-JSB1US and NP-R780-JS01US are based on the Intel Core i3 or core i5 processors, depending on model
The laptops come with Intel integrated or Nvidia GeForce dedicated graphics
4GB of DDR3 RAM, 500GB of hard disk space
Blu-ray Combo drives, except the N780 with a DVD burner
A built-in web camera
Stereo speakers
HDMI output
802.11n WiFi.

The laptops have “Touch of Color” gradation finish combining black and red colors and run Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit OS.

Innovative concept Smartbook has diverse uses

Posted by Isha Farhad On March - 20 - 2010

InnovativeconceptSmartbookYou know why devices like iPad and other tablets exist? The reason is to satisfy this urge in us to stay connected to the web world. New touchscreen phones also carry the same incentive, but both the devices have one flaw – tablets lack an external keyboard and phones lack the screen real estate. I have the really innovative Smartbook to bridge the gap. A Smartphone that flips open to become a QWRTY keyboard and syncs with its personalized PC Tablet.

This tablet until has diverse uses which basically works as a PC. The unit can display both in landscape or portait mode with an installed gravity sensor, . The function is very useful while reading eBook content. The screen size is 7 inches, to accomodate both viewing and portability.

Even though the tablet PC and a Qwerty keyboard unit are two seperate units but they can be charged simultaneously when they InnovativeconceptSmartbook_1contact through the magnet. Syncronized recharge solves the recharging problem of the split body units. Each unit can be recharged separately. They are smart enough to interchange power when one unit needs to be recharged.

The smartbook consists of two units: a tablet PC and a Qwerty keyboard. The tablet PC unit has a prop on the backside for better support. Either Android OS or Chrome OS is insatalled on the devices. It provides a rich computing experience with the detachable keyboard and a touch interface unit offers more convenient input. Both units are held together by a magent.

Innovative cellphone concept makes your work easy

Posted by Yogesh On March - 20 - 2010

innovativecellphoneconceptWe always talk about mobile phones but today, we will talk about an innovative cellphone concept. And that  innovative cellphone concept is Mimeo that enables the user to send messages and make calls in a more interactive way. The concept’s writable bended body features an OLED touchscreen and a signal light on top of the phone for efficient functioning.

It contains a write button and a call button on the bottom part that enables the user to make the surface writable and to make calls . The end contains the stylus that acts as a pen nib when writing with the cellphone.

Aside from convenient and intuitive use, the cellphone can become a great icon of style by featuring four different themes for the oak, surface, azure, breeze and roseate, when the phone is not in use.

Portable printer concept: Future technology device

Posted by Nisha On March - 20 - 2010

Portable printerIt is a time of the portable era and one new portable device is Stick POP that can handle a small amount of load. I can not overburden it with all my documents, just a small stash that I need pronto. Measuring 23 cm by 6 cm, it is easy to fit it in your handbag. So, just hook it up to your comp /device via USB and get printing and an OLED screen on the bar displays the printing status.

Ask your queries here if you have any for more details.

CabestanIn the world of watches, time moves slowly, but it was waiting always for solar energy to power its movement. This groundbreaking technology has found home in Sol Invictus, the world’s first commercial utilization of this groundbreaking technology.

This great technology has found home in Sol Invictus which is the world’s first commercial utilization of this groundbreaking technology. This refined timepiece has come from the house of Cabestan that has brought us the Nostromo watch “grown in space.”

The masterpiece has bought vertical tourbillon from the WTV and drums and combined both of them with a revolutionary new technique for producing and treating silicium crystals that can be used to produce highly efficient solar cells suitable for low luminosity and  small surfaces.

The combined craftsmanship of Marc Alfieri and Jean-François Ruchonnet succeeded in placing this impressive vertical Cabestan movement in this center of the timepiece, where they added two solar panels mounted in metal frames perfectly held in place at 6 o’clock and 12 o’clock. With the price tag of $560,000 and this amazing system is based on the designs of 19th-century scientist Léon Foucault.

Updated Archos 13 laptop coming out in next month

Posted by Isha Farhad On March - 18 - 2010

Archos 13In June 2009, the Archos 13 had been announced at the conference, was scheduled for late summer. But, to date, that is to say almost 6 months later, the Archos 13 is still out.

But Archos has distributed pamphlets at CeBit in which a new Archos 13 is announced for April 2010  which is a new version. Unfortunately, complete details about it are still a bit light but the revised model will sport that always desirably “classy look,” with an Atom D510, Windows 7 Home Premium for an OS and a 13.3-inch display.

But sorry, as no word available on its pricing yet, but the original Archos 13 came in at an even $800.

Sony VAIO M mini Netbook officially launched, suits your wallet

Posted by Isha Farhad On March - 17 - 2010

Sony VAIO MI can’t believe this that the Sony VAIO M is for real. Sony is  reaching out to a more affordable market with its new 3.1-pound netbook and I can grab one for £300 ($456) in the UK.

Configuration of Sony VAIO M:

Intel® Atom™ Processor N450
250GB HDD
Widescreen 10.1” LED backlit display
Available in black or white

Freatures of the new VAIO M Series mini notebook:

1.Light, convenient, easy to carry,  simple to use and ‘anytime’ computing made easy
2.Available in black or white colour
3.It is an ideal go-anywhere companion for web browsing, checking emails or chatting with friends online over a coffee
4.Weighing just 1.4kg with supplied 6-cell battery
5.The widescreen 10.1” LED backlit display offers a crisp, clear view of photos, web pages and documents
6.A Motion Eye camera embedded in the screen bezel for video chatting
7.250GB hard drive is to store your documents, digital photos and video clips
8.With Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on board along with three USB ports, there is no shortage of connectivity options, whatever you are doing
9.It comes supplied with Genuine Windows 7 Starter Edition. A generous suite of installed software makes it easy to manage your digital media collection, copy files from another PC, keep your VAIO running smoothly and get technical help when you require it

The new Sony VAIO M Series mini notebook computer is available from March 2010.