Posted on 2008 under Digital News, Gadget, Mobile phone |
1
Aug
Verizon Wireless announced the release of its latest mobile phone, dubbed Casio G’zOne Boulder for globe trotters, who are looking for a communication device that can withstand shock, water and dust. The phone can also resist immersion, vibration, salt fog, humidity, solar radiation, altitude, and low and high temperature storage.
Apart from the robust case, the handset sports the latest Push to Talk feature from Verizon that leverages Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO) Revision A (Rev. A) network.
The mobile phone comes with a flashlight and an electronic compass that updates you on the direction of your trip. The phone also features a 1.3 megapixel camera and supports microSD card up to Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Blogging |
1
Aug
From a very long time some of my very really best friends give me some suggestion that I have joined some computer based training courses because im a computer geek and most of the part of my day is spent on the computer, so as ascertain my knowledge in computer my friends wants that I take this opportunity and join it because I do did the best in it.
So regarding this I join Cisco certification program Read more… »
Maybe I’m not a slope-wise skier, but when I’m hurtling down a mountain I love to hear wind sounds—not music from my iPod. Other people are different, and this waterproof MP3 player from Lancer certainly fits the “rugged enough for big snowboard crashes” bill. The Laqa3’s design is a plain metal tube. And… well, that’s it. There’s a headphone connector, and presumably controls somewhere, but other than that it’s a plain metal tube. You may dig its industrial-look, or not, but it weighs just 25g, has IPX7 waterproofing so it’s good for swimming, and comes with IPX7 silicon ear Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Battery |
25
Jul
We’re not sure if Brando’s version of the external iPhone battery pack bests the others we’ve seen in performance, but it’s definitely the cheapest by far. At $25, it’s a whole $18 cheaper than the iPhoneck, and twice as costly as Macally’s PowerLink. Is it any good? No clue yet. But it’s cheap, which is all some people care about.
Posted on 2008 under Blogging |
23
Jul
Almost everyone who are from the field of education like students or investor are closely work in the same directions for benefiting their area with the help planning for earning money and securing their future. So regarding this today I saw an website of Nouveau Riche College who provides tuition based courses to real estate investors who wants some preparation in strategic principles I see personally these courses are awesome there Read more… »
Posted on 2008 under Eco-Friendly, Auto |
20
Jul
For DIYers with a lot more technical know-how than cash, an Instructables user has put up a really interesting tutorial on building an electric motorcycle using just $3000. The vehicle has a 70mph top speed, but can only go about 10 miles before it needs to be recharged. It’s great for a quick trip to the store, if you don’t make any unexpected stops along the way. With gas prices being what they are, you should probably try to make it so Read more… »
Now-a-days, people are looking for laptops that not only give high-end features but also high-performance with outstanding operation speed. So, here are two notebooks that offer exceptionally superior features.
Panasonic has announced the launch two notebooks, named CF-52 and CF-74 that extend the Toughbooks family. As the term suggests, these models are new semi-rugged notebooks. Based on Intel’s latest Centrino 2 Processor Technology, the 15.4-inch CF-52 and 13.3-inch CF-74 also employ 160 GB hard disk drive, the 802.11n Wi-Fi standard to wirelessly stream video, a carrying handle and optional embedded access to mobile broadband networks from major wireless carriers.
The Panasonic CF-52 is a semi-rugged desktop replacement Read more… »
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