by TuneGadget on September 11, 2009
After more than 25 years as a pioneer and leader in the mobile industry, Nokia will bring its rich mobility heritage and knowledge to the PC world with the new, Windows based, Nokia Booklet 3G.
Now let’s take a look at the product features:
# aGPS
# Ovi Maps
# HDMI output
# 12 hour battery
# Bluetooth
# WiFi
# Integrated 3G wireless SIM car
# 10#inch glass HD ready display
# Sync to smartphone through Avi Suited.
It’s supposed to be 2cm thick (around the size of the Macbook air) and weigh 2.7 pounds. It’ll be powered by Windows 7.
by TuneGadget on September 11, 2009
Sony’s DRC-BT30P is a simple Bluetooth headphone adapter and pretty convenient device. It allows you to enjoy your music wirelessly from your phone. This DRC-BT30P features include answer buttons, volume and playback controls. And some reason you must choose they are available in a range of interesting colors, including black, white, pink and blue.
The Sony DRC-BT30P adapter puts you in complete control of your music without being physically connected to a phone and let’s you use your own headphones. It works on most Bluetooth devices, as long as they support Bluetooth Audio.
by TuneGadget on July 30, 2009
Every now and then you see a product and you just assume that it’s a concept. I mean, heck, it’s just too smart for anyone to be producing it!. The Orb is an actual Bluetooth headset that transforms into a ring and vice-versa. Wear it like a ring and its Flexible OLED (in the Deluxe edition) will display caller info, calendar items and voice-to-text info. Feel like answering? Twist it off and hang it on your ear. Sound is transmitted through bone conduction, so there’s no need to even insert it in your ear. It’s really just brilliant.
The best part is that it’s supposed to be available for purchase in early 2010 for $129 for the regular edition, $175 for Deluxe and going up from there depending on what gemstones people might choose to have embedded into it. It is after all, also a ring.
