2010-Symbian-UI
According to a recent article on Engadget, Nokia is also set to reduce the number of steps required for accessing different functions of the device(“2-taps to get to favorite music or video instead of 8, create an email account in 2 steps, not 4”), as well as to improve the browsing experience one receives from a Symbian-powered mobile phone. Moreover, the company also seems determined to make the UI much faster than the current one on high-end devices.
Acer-Liquid
The Acer Liquid A1 is expected to become available for purchase on November 28 in Spain, but there are great chances that it will come to more markets in Europe around the same date. One thing that is sure about the phone is that it has the looks, and it has proved it recently in a series of images that show it dressed up in red. The Qualcomm Snapdragon chip is not the only attractive hardware spec the phone comes to the market with, for it also features a 3.5-inch touchscreen display that boasts a WVGA resolution, a 5-megapixel photo snapper with auto focus, GSM and HSDPA connectivity, a 3.5mm headset jack, Wi-Fi capabilities, built-in GPS receiver, and integration with various social networking sites, including Facebook, Flickr, or Twitter.
PSP-to-HDMI-Converter-2
The LKV8000 PSP to HDMI Converter does not only put the screen from your PSP onto your HDTV but also doubles the resolution, upscaling graphics to 720p and also allows you to play in true full screen mode. Motion Compensated 3D Wavelet Video Coding Technology will permit you to view fast images without jitter or tailing of any sorts. The device features a port in which you plug the PSP, called PSP In, and includes PSP Component Video and Audio L/R and HDMI out for you to connect your HDMI display. There’s also an audio out port that allows you to connect it to your speakers or headphones should the AUDIO integrated with HDMI.
California-based chip maker introduced the next-generation line of desktop graphics cards…the single-slot GeForce GTX 260 looks pretty much real, according to a couple of leaked images and specifications that have recently surfaced on the Internet. Unfortunately, the technical specs are somewhat sketchy, at this time, but the card should be designed on a 55nm GT200b graphics processing unit, coupled with 216 processing cores, 896MB of GDDR3 memory, a Vapor Chamber technology-enabled heatsink and two 6-pin PCI-Express power connectors, which can be noticed in the available photos.
A few weeks ago the first images of the Chocolate Touch appeared, and it was apparent that it was not a BL40 cousin.Verizon says hat there was two prototype models of the VX8575. One of them closely resembled the BL40, but ‘focus groups’ didn’t care for that style of phone, so it was scrapped and the “other” VX8575 is what will be released.” The LG Chocolate Touch specifications include WVGA TFT display, as well as a 3.2-megapixel photo snapper, a 3.5mm headset jack, HTML browser, music player and multitasking capabilities. At the same time, it seems that the handset will bear a lot of music features, with its menu shaped up in this direction, and that its Internet capabilities might also be enhanced, as the piece on the news site says there will be a “direct link to Microsoft’s Bing search page.”
Over in South Korea, the good people of LG have unveiled their latest product, a Full HD enabled 23 inch 3D LCD screen. The panel offers improved brightness over competing monitors and consequently a higher quality picture and viewing experience. The panel utilises LG’s Display Proprietary technology to produce images twice as bright as other 3D LCD panels, in HD format and exhibits the highest brightness of any modern 3D display.
