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Even with the built-in stereo speakers, the new Sony® S Series Walkman player features a slim, compact and lightweight design, measuring less than a half-inch thin. It has a bright, high-contrast 2.4-inch QVGA LCD screen (measured diagonally) that has an ultra-quick response time, with smooth playback at up to 30 frames per second. And thanks to the unique “Clear Audio” and “Digital Linear Phase Speaker System” technologies in the S Series, this new model carries on Sony’s legacy of superior sound quality, both inside and out.
Further, the S Series Walkman player has an exceptionally long battery life, with up to 42 hours of music playback and up to 6.5 hours of video playback through the headphones. Through the speaker output, the new model features up to 17 hours of music playback and up to 5 hours of video playback.
The new S Series player supports a variety of codecs, both of the audio and video variety. Audio codecs supported include MP3, WMA(DRM), AAC(non DRM) and Linear PCM. The video codec support includes AVC (H.264/AVC) Baseline Profle, MPEG-4 and WMV(DRM). The new model also supports JPEG photo format.

We first encountered the Everio X in its prototype shape back in 2008 at the CEATEC 08, and we fell in love with this new AVCHD compact camcorder. Less than a year after, JVC announced officially the release of the Everio X and finally we had the chance to play with it and give you our feedback.
JVC Everio X GZ-X900 Specs -
- 1/2.33" CMOS, 10.3 Megapixel
- 5x Optical / 8x Dynamic / 200x Digital (max.)
- KONICA MINOLTA HD LENS
- Video: [AVCHD] MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, Audio: Dolby Digital (2ch)
- UXP: 1920x1080i, Avg. 24Mbps (VBR)
- 2.8" 207K-pixel Color LCD
Once you get passed the useless laser thingy, it's time to shoot, and guess what, this camera provides pretty good overall quality. Compared to an Xacti Full HD, the Everio X gives you WAY better video and colorful images. Another good point here is JVC didn't limit its Everio X to only 17Mbps (like many other companys do) but offers a nice 24Mbps.
Basically the higher the number, the less video compression you get and less artifact compression you'll have on the video. As you can see below with the screen captures and 100% crop, video is pretty decent on a not so exceptionally bright day.
Horrible low light video quality… Sorry I didn't shoot any samples, but you will have to take my word on this… I was amazed by the low quality of video shot in low light with many noticeable video noises… Actually you can either turn on Video Boost (giving more noise) or turn it off and not be able to see a thing.
Horrible low light video quality… Sorry I didn't shoot any samples, but you will have to take my word on this… I was amazed by the low quality of video shot in low light with many noticeable video noises… Actually you can either turn on Video Boost (giving more noise) or turn it off and not be able to see a thing.
600fps and 300fps mode… Useless, and I wonder why JVC didn't bother to implement these modes.
600fps and 300fps mode… Useless, and I wonder why JVC didn't bother to implement these modes.
The Valore ION 330-DB is to my knowledge the first ION based compact desktop to be sold with a Blu-ray disc drive.Powered by an Atom 330 (1.6ghz), with 4GB of RAM (max and not included), and a 2.5” SATA HDD slot (HDD not included), with HDMI out, Gigabeat, S/PDIF 6x USB 2.0 port for only Fitted with a diNovo Mini you potentially have a nice little HTPC.
Price - €297
The SyncMaster 80 Series is Samsung's high-end professional LCD line-up made to compete with Dell's UltraSharp series.

Here's are another Dynabook Satellite notebook exclusive to Toshiba’s online store. Featuring a Core 2 Duo P8700, this AXW also includes a nice 16” WXGA Cear Superview LCD, 4GB of RAM, 320GB of HDD, a digital and analog TV tuner and DVD Burner. Depending of your specifications it will cost between (€1180 to €1385).
Sony Japan today announced the NW-X1000 series [JP], consisting of two Walkman, the NW-X1050 with 16GB internal memory and the 32GB NW-X1060. The so-called X-Series was introduced to the general public for the first time back in January (during the CES 2009).
HTC just proved to the world that their UI can run on whatever they want, meaning that Windows Mobile is just another OS in desperate need for a great User Experience… and to be very honest with you, I think the Android UI is way better than Windows Mobile'.HTC Hero is the world’s first Android-based phone with acustomized user interface. HTC Sense to be integrated across a portfolio ofphones beginning with HTC Hero.

Daewoo, a tablet PC like convertible Netbook, powered by an Atom N270, with 1GB of RAM, Intel 945 Express, 60GB of HDD (1.8” @ 4200rpm), a 8.9” Touchscreen with a 1024x600 resolution, a 1.3Mpix Webcamera with a total weight of 1.21kg for 241.4x209.3x27.7.
Toshiba just announced new Qosmio Notebook, the G50W/95JW, wich will be released at the end of July.The price, you can expect €2290.
The LG-GM730 is the newest phone among LG’s easy-to-use smartphones line-up to come. The company has recently signed a special contract with Microsoft, allowing them to be the first manufacturer of a phone with the new version of Windows Mobile. On top of Windows Mobile, the LG-GM730 will provide LG’s dynamic, direct and intuitive S-Class User Interface.
Nothing very stunning here, but Sony updated Their Vaio NW70 and NW50 with a Core 2 DuoP8700 (2.53Ghz), Vista Home Premium 64bit, a 15.5” wide LCD and a 1366x768 resolution, 4GB of RAM (max 8GB), 500GB of HDD, Office Personal 2007. There's a Blu-ray recorder on the NW70 while the NW50 comes with the usual DVD Super Multi
This morning in Singapore Samsung Korea unveiled the B7610, your average Omnia with a keyboard. It features a 3.5” AMOLED touchscreen display with a 800x480 resolution, the obvious slide-out Qwerty keyboard, a 5.1Mpix camera module, 1GB of memory, FM tuner, WiFi, TV Out, GPS.

The T1028M is Gigabyte's first ATOM powered “TabletPC.” Thanks to its convertible design and 10.1” touchscreen you use it like a tablet without (unfortunately) Microsoft Tablet Input (only offered with XP Home), but I am sure that once you install 7 on this baby, MS Tablet Input will be available.



For starters, it would be a slimmed-down, basic mobile, offering EDGE network speeds as current 3G hardware just wouldn’t fit into its small shell. However, to push battery life through the 12 hour mark, an OLED screen would be essential. There’s a good chance we could see Wi-Fi N and wireless media synchronising, while flash memory capacities would range from 8GB to 16GB.
In the most recent of smartphone shunts, the Palm Pre has evaded Brits as the US gets first play with what is regarded as a genuine threat to Apple's all-conquering iPhone. The Pre delivers a 3.1-inch, 320x480 touchscreen and a strikingly neat menu, with the lower half of the screen used as context-sensitive 'gesture area' for cycling through apps.
Awash with more features you can drool over, the Palm Pre has yet to get a confirmed UK launch.




The elegant, yet very expensive (60 000 Yen = 440€) Netbook UX from Toshiba, is now offered with a extended Battery giving you enough juice (at least the first 6 months) to go up to 10h… Beside this new enhanced battery nothing really new here, we still have the same N280 Atom CPU, the 10.1” LED backlight LCD, 1GB of RAM, 160GB of HDD.


























