Sony Vaio recently introduced their TZ Series of notebooks, which are suppose to be the upgraded version of the previous TX Series that we were used to see on the past. Besides internal specifications getting better, the TZ series have opted to go back in time and use one of their old keyboard that has a “child proof” kind of... Read more
Archive for July 19th, 2007
SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition
July 19 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | MemorySandisk has introduced a new way of thinking about USB flash drives, and they accomplished that hard task with the help of the popular manufacturer of top-notch motorcycles Ducati. The crazy thing about the SanDisk Extreme Ducati Edition (which is the official memory product for Ducate Corse) is the shape of the new flash drive, like you can see per the... Read more
Samsung’s 7.2 megapixel S750
July 19 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Digital Camera, New GadgetsSamsung, known for its vast (and we do mean vast) selection of digital cameras in all shapes and sizes, has yet again dropped a new model — at least on the unsuspecting citizens of Germany. The S750 is a 7.2 megapixel compact shooter, available in a black or silver finish, with all the standard fixin’s, such as: ASR stabilization, PictBridge... Read more
BlackBerry 8820 with Wi-Fi
July 19 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Mobilephone, New GadgetsResearch In Motion finally unveiled its first dual-mode BlackBerry 8820 Smartphone. The thinnest BlackBerry yet, the 8820 comes with a full-fledged QWERTY keyboard, a 320×240 display and trackball navigation system. The BlackBerry 8820 boasts integrated GPS, the latest media player enhancements and support for microSD/microSDHC (high capacity) memory cards up to 32GB. Combining EDGE/GPRS/GSM and Wi-Fi, this is RIM’s first dual-mode... Read more
