SanDisk 64GB Ultra Secure Digital High Capacity, SDXC, Memory Card, 15MB/Sec Read/Write Speed

SanDisk Corporation's highest capacity SD card ever offers up to 15MB/sec read speed 2 and Class 4 speed rating.

The new card is ideal for capturing and storing massive 1080p High-Definition video files and then transferring them quickly to a computer.

SDXC cards are based on the new SD 3.0 specification, which makes it possible to manufacture cards with storage capacity up to 2 terabytes (TB)3. The SDXC card's exFAT file structure helps consumers record long-duration HD videos. The 64GB SanDisk Ultra SDXC card can store more than eight hours of such video.

“SDXC is the successor to the world’s most popular card format,” said Susan Park, director, retail product marketing, SanDisk. “The 64GB SanDisk Ultra SDXC card delivers the speed and capacity consumers need for extended HD video recording and improved rapid shooting of still images. The card is an ideal complement for recently-announced SDXC-compatible cameras and camcorders.”

The 64GB SanDisk Ultra SDXC card comes with a lifetime limited warranty.Click here to know more >>>

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LG KF350 Unlocked GSM Tri-Band Cell Phone with 3MP camera, FM Radio, MP3 Player, and Bluetooth--International Version with No Warranty

LG Icecream phone

LG KF350, aka the icecream phone, is targeted at the fairer sex and was launched to mark the International Women's Day (falling on March 8).

KF350 has a 2.2-inch QVGA, TFT display capable of displaying 262K colors. It also comes with an external LED Matrix display that can display the time and other notifications.

The mobile phone's other features include a 3 megapixel camera, QVGA video recording, FM Radio and a full-fledged music player. There's 25MB of internal memory that can be increased to 2GB using a microSD card. Connectivity options include WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML browser, Bluetooth and microUSB. EDGE over GPRS is also supported.

The 800 mAH battery phone supports a 5-hour talk time and a standby time of up to 350 hours. Click here to know more about this phone >>>

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HP Mini 210-1030NR 10.1-Inch Black Netbook - 9.75 Hours of Battery Life

Technology giant HP recently refreshed its Netbook range with the addition of HP Mini 210 HD.

Targeted at SMBs and home users, HP Mini 210 HD is a 10.1 inch HD display Netbook which weighs just 1.22 kilograms. Equipped to handle HD (720p) content, it has an Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB RAM, which can be expanded to 2GB by the user with a solid 160 GB hard disk, and 3 USB ports to plug your removable devices.

Being a Netbook, it is also loaded with Web content apps. You will, however, need to plug an external optical drive to burn your CDs and DVDs. Additional features include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5-in-1 memory card reader and integrated webcam. Click here to know more>>>

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Android (Sensuous Black) Sim Free / Unlocked

Showcasing its classic look, the phone comes with GPS, BT, Wireless, camera, video, MP3, etc. According to certain consumer reviews the X10 provides better touch screen interface than iPhone. A must have for the gadget freaks, who really want to flaunt this latest handheld. Click here to read more>>>

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Samsung S5620 Monte Unlocked Quad-Band GSM Phone with 3 MP Camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, E-Mail, Stereo Bluetooth--International Version With Warranty (Gray)

Samsung S5620 has a 3" TFT touch screen and comes equipped with Smart unlock, accelerometer sensor, 3.15 mega pixel camera and geo-tagging.

Other features include smile detection capability, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio jack, Google Maps, Stereo FM Radio and image editing applications.

The 3G-ready phone claims to offer 9 hours, 42 minutes of talk time. The phone's internal memory is 200 MB which can be expanded using a microSD card. Click here to read more >>>

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Flip SlideHD Camcorder, 4 Hours (White) NEWEST VERSION

Cisco Systems Inc, trying to boost the consumer appeal of its Flip camcorder, began offering a wider-screen camera that lets people store and displ
ay as much as 12 hours of high-definition video.

The company intends for the Flip SlideHD, with its 3-inch- wide screen, to become the camcorder version of people’s pocket-size digital still cameras. Consumers can record as much as four hours on the Flip Slide and, after compressing the video, can store up to 12 hours.

“Users are carrying a lot of their favorite videos with them and using the Flip as a brag book,” said Simon Fleming- Wood, senior director of marketing in Cisco’s consumer unit. “We decided we could do a better way of carrying your memories with you.”

Cisco, the world’s biggest maker of computer networking equipment, acquired the Flip last year as part of its purchase of Pure Digital Technologies Inc. Cisco is counting on the staff from Pure Digital to provide expertise on what electronic devices consumers want and how they want to use them. The Flip SlideHD, priced at about $280, goes on sale today.

Cisco, based in San Jose, California, first entered the consumer market with its 2003 purchase of Linksys Group Inc, a maker of home-networking gear for those who aren’t afraid of technical challenges. The company added more products for the home in 2006 with the acquisition of television set-top box maker Scientific-Atlanta Inc. Click here to know more >>>

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Apple MacBook Pro MB991LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop

Apple updated its line of MacBook Pro laptops, extending battery life, adding faster processors and more powerful graphic chips from Nvidia.

Apple said the new Nvidia GeForce 320M graphics processor in the 13-inch MacBook Pro gives it up to 80 per cent faster graphics.

The 13-inch models feature Intel Core 2 Duo processors and 10 hours of battery life, the Cupertino, California, company said in a statement.
The 13-inch MacBook Pro ranges in price from $1,199 to $1,499.

The company behind the Macintosh computer, iPod, iPhone and iPad said the new 15-inch and 17-inch MacBook Pro models feature Intel Core i5 and i7 processors and "are up to 50 per cent faster than the previous systems."

"The new MacBook Pro delivers both performance and efficiency," said Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide product marketing. Click here to read more >>>

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Nikon D300 Review

Standing still, waiting for that moment, making a model pose in a certain way to get the desired effect, with all those lights doing their thing... Snap and you get the perfect shot. And that, friends, was the easiest bit!

Now, imagine this... You’re surrounded on all sides by white snow glistening with sunlight. You’re shooting a bunch of cars that are drifting on a track made of ice with the fierce glare of the sun trying its utmost to ruin your shot. And yeah, the cars are zipping past at over 120 kilometers per hour. You point your DSLR, focus on the moving subject and press down the clicker for a second.

The D300s captures seven shots out of which five are just perfect. With that, it had passed the litmus test. Now, let’s get on with the technical bits.

Built like an armour clad machine, Nikon D300s feels a bit bulky but pretty comfortable to hold. Like its predecessors, it’s built to resist the elements and is exactly the kind of snapper you’ll like to hang on to when getting ready to wrestle with nature to get that perfect shot of the king of the jungle leaping at its unsuspecting prey.

Constructed from a magnesium alloy frame with rubberised panelling around its grip, thumb rest and sides, it prevents water and dust incursion. The menu and the settings interface are user-friendly and will at the maximum take you 15 minutes to figure out. One of the most interesting bits about the D300s is its 7 frames per second (fps) continuous shooting -- which makes it perfect for sports or fast action photography.

As a picture snapper, this 12.3 megapixel device is undoubtedly as good as the D300. But what stands out is the video mode which is one of the most important additions to this model. Now you can shoot 720p high-definition footage (1280 x 720p) at 24 frames per second.

Nikon has also added some more functionality to it through the dedicated microphone port.

You can autofocus during recording and do some basic editing work on the camera itself. Another interesting addition would be the slot for the SD card which has been placed next to the CF card holder. 

You get a whole lot of configuration options for these two. The camera also scores when it comes to shooting at higher ISOs in low light situation
s -- Nikon has successfully reduced the noise levels compared to previous models.

The Nikon D300s is frankly on par with the D300 when it comes to clicking images. The photo quality is excellent, the colours somehow look a lot better and the images seem brighter and livelier than those shot with others.

But one of the major differentiating points between the D300s and the others has to be the video mode, but somehow we feel, from our own experience at least, that with such a superb camera in hand we’d rather spend time shooting images than making videos.

While the 12.3 megapixel resolution that the D300s offers is good enough for most professionals or amateurs, rival camera maker Canon has comparable offerings at 15-18 megapixel.

But having said that, it’s definitely among the best in its class. Fast, easily navigable features and settings, amazing final shots...

What more does one ask for?  Click here to know more >>>

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HTC Tattoo Unlocked Android Phone with 3MP Camera, WiFi and GPS--International Version with Warranty (Graphite)

Sporting a 3.2-inch OLED HVGA display, the phone's traditional trackball has been replaced with an optical joystick.

Among key features, HTC Legend packs a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, GPS antenna, Wi-Fi and 3.5G connectivity, 3.5 mm stereo audio jack connector, Bluetooth and Adobe flash player support.

The phone bundles a new widget called friend stream that manages multiple social networking sites such as Flickr, Twitter and Facebook.

Powered by Qualcomm 600MHz processor, the phone packs Android OS v2.1. As for memory, Legend has 384MB RAM, 512MB ROM and card slot for 32GB memory expansion.

The phone promises talktime of 6 hrs 10 min and standby time of 560 hrs. 

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LG GD580 Unlocked GSM Tri-Band Cell Phone with 3MP Camera,E-mail, FM Radio, Micro SD card and Bluetooth --International Version with Warranty (Black)

This clamshell is available in attractive colours — pink, blue and black. The phone has an external OLED display and is targeted at women buyers.


It has a 2.8 inch screen, 60 MB internal memory, microSD card support up t0 8GB and a 3.1 megapixel camera. The camera has no flash but can record video in standard quality.

Additional features include Bluetooth connectivity, music player and is also 3G ready. Incidentally, it was launched on Mother’s Day, so it makes for that perfect gift for Mom.  Click here to read more >>>

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BenQ V2200 Eco LED Backlight LCD Monitor (White)

Technical Details

• LED Backlight
• 1080p
• 5ms RT
• HDMI

Pros:

• Bright Colours
• LED Backlid
• Full HD
• Excellent Contrast Ratios
• Fast enough for FPSs
• Price

Cons:

• Viewing Angle
• White (depending on opinion)
• No DVI Connection (though my DVI to HDMI adapter is working well, and I am buying an ATI 5750 with HDMI on it)  

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Blackberry 8520 Gemini Curve Unlocked Phone with 2 MP Camera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi--International Version with No Warranty (Black)

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(Free Mobal GSM World SIM Card with Unlocked Phone Purchase

For a limited time when you buy this unlocked phone, you can get a free Mobal GSM World SIM card with a $20 call credit already loaded onto the card. Keep the same number and dial direct every time you travel.)

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone neatly fits in your hand. A full QWERTY keyboard makes typing and sending messages easy,and comfortable. The bright screen displays over 65,000 colors, providing a great viewing experience. Access what's important with trackpad navigation. Like a laptop, the trackpad lets you scroll through menus, icons and info by gliding your finger over it. Press and click to select an item and navigate to where you want to go. Control music and multimedia with dedicated media keys found atop the new BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone. Skip over songs, pause music to talk, or repeat your favorites over and over.. You can even mute phone calls with the easy-access mute button. Learn more about  Blackberry 8520 >>>

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HTC Touch Dual P5520 Unlocked Slider SmartPhone with Windows Mobile 6.0, 2 MP Camera, International 3G, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--International Version No Warranty

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For once, HTC has managed to surprise us with the pricing of their product. Known for coming out with top-of-the-line, but expensive smartphones, the Smart, priced below $200.


The Smart is indeed smart-looking and sits pretty with a 2.8” touchcreen. Unlike other touchscreen devices in this segment, Smart doesn’t come across as a piece of toy you’d gift a college kid with. On the flipside, due to the strategic placement of metal in its body, it comes out as a phone with a lot of character -- something that is serious but has a fun side to it.


The layout of the keys is quite different and unique for an entry-level smartphone. The button which "ends calls" is also used as a phone-locker which seems a bit weird because it is situated right next to a big silver button with which you can access the menu. This big silver button overshadows the rest of the buttons due to its sheer size. Apart from the silver, green (obviously for attending calls), and the red buttons, it also has a tiny little button on the edge of the screen which gives out the mini onscreen menu for applications.


Coming to performance and functionality, the 2.8” screen has a QVGA resolution which, in normal cases, would be sneered at. But considering the size of the screen, it seems just right. Specification-wise, the Smart has a 300MHz processor, 256MB of RAM and is powered by Qualcomm’s Brew operating system. It’s true that Smart’s got a pretty raw deal against its big brothers but what’s unique is that we still get HTC’s sense features from the Android and Windows mobile range which gives us a fully loaded platform to play with.
The Smart also gives you an array of options to customise the look of your phone. Just pull down the top of the screen to access the scene menu where you can pre-define the look of the phone (placement of widgets, shortcuts and folders), according to your need. The user interface gives you seven home screens that you can build according to your taste and need.


The best feature is its virtual keyboard.Even with its small screen size, the touch, which is not that responsive, was up to the mark when it came to typing messages. The messages come in a threaded format and are easy to follow as every contact’s conversation can be accessed via the message app or through the profile in the address book.
As expected, the Smart is not Wi-Fi enabled and so we had to rely on our slow networks to enter www. Also, zooming in on pages is not that easy as the wonderful pinch and zoom function is missing in here. For multimedia buffs, the Smart comes with a 3.5 mm jack for your normal headphone and a microHD card slot to dump all your music and videos in. But the video playback has its own jitters and is not as good as in other phones in this category.
The 3 megapixel camera felt a bit shaky and the results were not really what we expected it to be. It may be because of the QVGA screen or the pint-sized processor. Even the final images took their own sweet time to process the images.


And to do all this you also get a wonderful battery life. After a full charge we used the gadget for almost a full day and the battery meter was still at about 50%. We can’t help but be happy with the way the Smart performs but what we don’t like is the price. It should have been around the 7K-mark.


The Smart has a lot of potential. Had it been a bit more conservatively priced, Samsung’s Corby would have had a difficult time ahead. Know more features here >>>

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