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The Nokia Booklet 3G Netbook wil be out in Europe on two weeks…The first customers that will be able to get their hands onto the fresh netbook will be the German subscribers to O2, who, starting with October 22, will be able to get the device for €249 upfront and then €20 per month over 24 months. The Nokia Booklet 3G will have Intel Atom Z530, 1.6 GHz CPU, Intel Poulsbo US15W chipset with a fanless design, as well as 1 GB of DDR2, 533 Mhz, soldered down RAM memory. For storage, the netbook relies on a 120GB, 1.8-inch SATA HDD, with 8MB cache and 4200 RPM. the Nokia netbook features a broad range of connectivity options – including 3G/ HSPA and Wi-Fi, as well as an HDMI port for HD video out, plus other extras, such as a front-facing camera for video calling, integrated Bluetooth and an easily accessible SD card reader. Other premium features are the 10-inch glass HD-ready display, which provides a 1280×720 pixel resolution, and integrated A-GPS.

The company is emphasizing the fact that those who bought a new PSP Go need to apply the firmware in order to make sure that their systems are fully compatible with all PSP games. Users are advised to get the new firmware as soon as possible. A music-oriented application based on the 12 Tone Analysis technology developed by Sony and allowing all the music tracks coming from Media Go to be analyzed and then put in one of the twelve categories available, from Newly Added to Relax. The idea is to permit users to quickly label their music without the need to check out each track separately. Media Go is also set to get some enhancements with firmware update 6.10. The application is used if you intend to access the PlayStation Store from the PC in order to transfer, purchase, backup or restore PlayStation Portable videogames. The update adds a new look for Media Go and allows for playlists to be created and then exported to the PlayStation Portable. The 6.10 firmware update adds a feature unique to the PSP Go. The new tethering function permits the handheld to actually connect via Bluetooth to another device, such as a mobile phone, in order to access the Internet and get to the PlayStation Store.

hey the Sony Ericsson are moving fast in there Xperia Series… Rumors says that the 3rd Xperia will come out in January 2010… It will be powered by Google’s Android operating system..According to the news on the Internet, the Xperia X3 will also boast a custom Android UI from its maker, as well as 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi capabilities, built-in GPS receiver, Bluetooth functionality, a 3.5mm headset jack, miniUSB, a microSD memory card slot for additional storage space to be added into the equation, e-mail support (including POP3, SMTP, IMAP4 and Microsoft Exchange), MMS, instant messaging, music player, as well as a wide range of Google services.  Sony Ericsson did not says anything about the upcoming Xperia X3… But hmmm I hope that Xperia X3 will be not much higher than the Xperia X2 that cost 880 usd….

The SoundDock 10 system is for people who want the sound quality of a primary music system for their iPod or iPhone. the main goal is to deliver unparalleled audio performance without the need for complicated equipment. 23 x 44 x 26cm in size (H x W x D), the SoundDock features a combination of existing and newly developed Bose technologies. Bose reduced the waveguide from 83cm down to 132 and still can’t understand how it crammed that in the system’s small enclosure, even using every cubic centimeter of the cabinet. Woofers are very impressive considering their size and so is the one in the SoundDock 10 that, combined with the new waveguide, produces very low and deep notes without the need of a big enclosure. Completing the frequency range, the Twiddler transducers, a cross-driver of high-freq and mid-range, are placed on the front panel of the system. The SoundDock 10 sells for $599, while an interchangeable Bluetooth dock has a price of $149.

It is time we start exploring what this Android-using, Bluetooth and GPS-enabled device can do. The ARCHOS 5 Internet tablet features a very classy, chic design. A 5-inch high-resolution touch-screen, 3D GPS navigation and an Internet browser. It can store up to 500GB worth of files and folder. Archos 5 is the most easier ways to access the Internet and digital media, and an increasing need for device customisation.he device does come with a bunch of applications such as eBuddy, Twidroid, Craigsphone, Thinksfree or Quickpedia. The tablet can also handle multiple video formats (including HD), play audio files, allow you to stream from any Web TV channel or radio and etc. Price range of 199.99 pounds and 369.99 pounds for the 500GB. so what are you waiting for lets hurry up!!!