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Strangely, there have been two separate accounts of a 4GB version of the new and improved nano showing up on store shelves in the Netherlands. Strange because there was no announcement and no mention of a 4GB nano at Apple’s “Let’s Rock” event, so this image is a bit of a surprise. The sources are claiming that this nano comes in all 9 colors and is priced at $169. They appear to be the real deal and some are saying Limited Edition, while others are thinking Apple messed up.
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Iomega, maker of many a sexy storage device, has a new eGo out specifically tailored to the MacBook Air set. The 2.5-inch eGo Helium Portable Hard Drive encloses 320GB in anodized aluminum. In case that’s not enough space, the drive can utilize an online backup service for “cloud computing.” The entire package is less than an inch thick, weighs 7 ounces and can be dropped from up to 4 feet 3 inches onto industrial carpeting without worry. Not that any of you will experiment with that, I hope.

Oracom Korea has rolled out their latest portable media player. The Oracom W30 adopts a haptic user interface with the 3 inch WQVGA display, a built-in radio, a dictionary, an integrated DMB TV tuner and 4GB of internal memory to store your favorite music files. You should have at least €125 to bring home the Oracom W30 PMP. The gadget is currently available only in the Korean market.

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Second appearance of the day for Sotec, with a desktop PC quite suited, perhaps, to the OneLessDesk; it might not be an iMac, but it does have a built-in iPod dock. The Sotec E7’s 21.6-inch 1680 x 1050 display hides a choice of dual-core Pentium E2180 2GHz or Core 2 Duo E7200 2.53GHz processors, a range of hard-drives from 160GB to 500GB, and from 1GB to 4GB of RAM.

Graphics are courtesy of NVIDIA’s GeForce 9300, there’s a slot-loading DVD burner and 1.3-megapixel integrated webcam. Connectivity includes eight USB 2.0 ports, HMDI, eSATA and gigabit ethernet, together with WiFi a/b/g. Stereo Onkyo speakers (rated at 8W) complete the media package.

Wireless peripherals (keyboard and mouse) are included, and the range starts at $950 rising to $1,560 for the Core 2 Duo version with 500GB storage. They’ll be available in Japan on October 3rd. Read the rest of this entry »

The Everun Note is a brand new netbook Raon Digital that comes equipped with an AMD Turon 64×2 Dual Core 1.2GHz processor with 7 inch touch screen display (1,024 x 600 resolution), 4-mode rotation, dual monitor support, and an optical nub for easy navigation. Its battery offers up to 2.5 hours of battery life. The Everun Note is priced at $879 upwards.
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Here’s the HTC Touch 3G equipped with the next-generation TouchFLO, a touch-responsive interface designed to respond perfectly to finger gestures and help you navigate seamlessly through contacts, media and web pages with speed and precision.

It is powered by Qualcomm MSM7225, 528 MHz processor and running on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. It comes with 2.8-inch touch screen with four times the resolution of most phones, 3.2-megapixel camera, surf and download at broadband speed with HSDPA internet connectivity, and expandable memory storage via microSD.

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Sure, none of it makes any sense, but we can’t shake the feeling that there’s something a little weird going on here. We’ve received a number of tips that T-Systems — a division of the same company that owns T-Mobile — has got pics of some variation of a MacBook Pro that we’ve certainly never seen before. The appearance of a new model would fall right in line with those rumors we’ve been hearing, but this seems a little too easy. In fact, the specs of these devices appear unchanged from the current lineup of laptops. The likely explanation is that there’s been a photo mix-up — someone got their proper MBP pictures crossed with one of those “wishful thinking” renders. Then again, given Apple’s recent propensity for leaked photos… maybe there’s something more to this.
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The HTC Touch HD is finally here. Enjoy your internet browsing on its pixel-packed 3.8” WVGA screen, together with its touch-responsive TouchFLO 3D.

The Touch HD comes with 3.5G technology letting you to surf and download at true broadband speeds. On HSDPA networks, this Touch HD delivers downlink speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps.

The Touch HD is powered by Qualcomm MSM 7201A 528 MHz processor and running on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. It features a 3.8-inch wide, WVGA (480 X 800 pixel) display offering a cinema experience on the go, Vibrant TouchFLO 3D user interface, responding perfectly to your finger gestures when scrolling through contacts, browsing the web, and launching media, Google Maps enhanced by the wide screen viewing platform, 5.0-megapixel camera, and a 3.5 mm audio jack makes the Touch HDT compatible with the majority of audio equipment available.
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Eastman Kodak Company today introduced the world’s first consumer-available wireless picture frame featuring innovative Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, a Kodak invention that produces exceptionally sharp and vivid image quality. The frame will be on display at the Kodak booth (Hall 5.2) at Photokina.

At the heart of the new KODAK OLED Wireless Frame is an ultra-thin, 7.6-inch diagonal digital panel that produces stunning image detail, when viewed from any angle. The viewing experience is further enhanced by Kodak Perfect Touch technology, which automatically processes images to improve exposure, brightness and color, and KODAK Image Science, which optimizes image quality for display on OLED panels.
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Android, Google’s new operating system for devices, will be officially unveiled as part of the HTC “Dream” phone launch on T-Mobile on September 23rd, at a press conference in New York. The phone, to be officially called the “G1″ will ship on October 13th and arrive in stores on October 17, sources tell us. This is a few days earlier than previous reports suggested, but otherwise fits with what we’ve been hearing.

The Android team, which has been given every resource available from Google, has until recently been expecting excited press coverage, sources say. The reason: Android’s software is like a nicely baked cake plus a container of frosting. It’s a full stack of software components for an operating system (the cake itself) that includes customizable interfaces and features such as an “app store” (the frosting). Carriers, in the Android team’s view, just need to take Android and put the frosting on the cake the way they like, so to speak. Read the rest of this entry »