Mobile Wi-Fi Modem

February 18, 2010
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It’s an evident fact that Mobile Broadband would play an important role in achieving 100% broadband availability in UK. Internet users of the next generation would have multiple demands for a broadband service. Every user will have multiple devices that can communicate or download information from the internet. Also the need for speed, seamless roaming and privacy would make Mobile Broadband to be the best choice.

Even though the download speed of mobile broadband isn’t as high as many other European and Asian countries, the internet providers continually upgrade their networks and keep boosting them to higher speeds. The major advantage of this technology is, that it’s completely wireless and allows…

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Dell Vostro 430 Mini Tower Has Outstanding Features

October 21, 2009
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The new Vostro 430 mini from Dell is a proof that the company has been steadily expanding their lines of mini desktop PCs. The new line is designed for small and medium enterprises as you won’t feel short-changed with its latest processor technology and Microsoft’s Windows 7.

The Dell Vostro 430 Mini Tower has a pre-installed video conferencing software that aims to assist businesses in their communication needs. It also boasts of a dual display support alongside a multitouch technology that will surely be a hit once Windows 7 starts shipping. It runs on the latest Intel Core i5 or optional Intel Core i7 processors, and you will find that the…

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Kindle 2 Drops Price And Moves To International Waters

October 21, 2009
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I am currently choosing between numerous e-book readers and I think I might have just found the winner. By slashing its price down to $259, Amazon’s Kindle 2 might be the clear winner for this round.

What more, it will also be released to the international market for a mere $279, which is pretty cheap since it can get e-books for as low as $1.99 from Amazon’s site. The international version will start shipping on October 19, so better get that bucks ready. It will work in over 100 countries and territories although Amazon did not specify if there are additional charges for using it in a place other than the…

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Epson Perfection V500 Is Truly A Perfect Scanner

August 10, 2009
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Epson recently released their Perfection V500, which is targeted to micro-business owners, home and office users. This scanner offers a one-of-a-kind image and document quality for scanning solution.

The Epson Perfection V500 can scan a wide range of items like documents, photos and receipts. It has a 30-page automatic document feeder that has a three pages per one minute scan speed (kinda like a photocopy machine). It also has easy push buttons for one-touch access, and the Epson ReadyScan LED technology that does not require for the pesky warm-up time. This scanner has a 6400 dpi resolution, transparency unit for negative, slides and film scanning, digital ICE technology that can remove…

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Windows 7 Release Candidate debuts early

May 6, 2009
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After arriving first on torrent sites and then last week showing up on Microsoft’s developer program Web sites, the operating system arrived on the main Microsoft.com late on Monday night. The software was slated to be made publicly available on Tuesday.

The release candidate version, officially build 7100, is expected to be the last major public test of the product before it is finalized. The company will only officially confirm it plans to release Windows 7 before Windows Vista hits its third anniversary of broad availability in January. However, the software maker is widely seen as aiming to finish it soon enough for it to be on PCs that ship during…

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Intel’s Top Ten Technology Predictions For Next Decade

April 25, 2009
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Intel has made ten predictions for technology in the next ten years.

“Predicting the future of information technology especially on a ten year time scale, can be a perilous business,” said Intel technical marketing manager Steve Cutler, speaking at a Press/Analysts day in London.

“One of the defining characteristics of IT is a rate of change that is so fast it is unmatched in any other area of human endeavour - both today and historically. Yet it’s fair to say that the next decade is set to drive even more far-reaching and potentially radical changes.

  1. New classes of portable devices with ten times more battery life
  2. Low-cost silicon photonics for faster, more reliable data…
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Intel Announces New Lineup Of Chips For Ultraportables

March 28, 2009
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Next Monday, Intel intends to make public its new lineup of chips intended for use in ultraportable laptops.

The new processors are all dual-core CPUs and most are targeted for laptops in the class of the Apple MacBook Air. The new chips include the 2.53 GHz SP9600 with 6 MB of cache memory and a thermal envelope rating of 25 watts.

Also on the roster is a single-core 1.4 GHz SU3500 with a thermal envelope of just 5.5 watts, probably intended for the smallest and most power-efficient of the ultraportable and netbook class. Here’s the official line-up as given by Intel, and which is slated for release on March 30, 2009:

  • SP9600 /…
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Sony And Comcast Open A Store Together

March 17, 2009
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Sony Electronics and Comcast announced their launch of a store together in Philadelphia. The new retail “experience” will be called Sony Style Comcast Labs and will offer resources for consumers to learn about new technologies and to test drive new digital gadgets.

The Sony Style Comcast Labs store opened Monday, March 16th, and is located at the base of the Comcast Center in Philadelphia. It shows off the newest innovative products and services from both Sony and Comcast. The store also previews future Comcast products, technologies and services. For example, Comcast unveiled exhibits entitled “The Future Of High-Speed Internet” and “The Future Of Home Phone Service.” Comcast shows off a surfing…

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Fujitsu-Siemens Esprimo PC Is Labeled “Zero-Watt” Computer

March 3, 2009
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Fujitsu-Siemens is gearing up to launch their new Esprimo PC, which they call a “zero-watt” PC. Now, the machine indeed consumes the standard amount of power when it’s switched on, but unlike most PCs, which still consume one to four watts of power even when they’re switched off, the Esprimo PC consumes zero electricity when it’s off.

The Esprimo PC intelligently switches over to a low power-consumption mode when it’s idling during the day, and is able to completely cut the power when it’s switched off. Also, its packaged power adapter is rated at 89% efficiency, and the machine conforms to the rigorous new Energy Star 5.0 standard.

The Esprimo PC is…

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First Looks Inside The New Unibody 17-Inch MacBook Pro

February 18, 2009
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The formidable 17-inch MacBook Pro recently got a sleek redesign, spearheaded by a unibody construction. Over at iFixit, some intrepid adventurers went ahead and voided their warranty in order to get a thorough, insider’s peek at the guts of the top-notch notebook computer. Of note, the battery is not intended to be removed by its users, and tampering with it itself can void the warranty. Very meticulous operators may be able to handle the battery without noticeable entry, but it’s certainly not recommended.

Inside, the 17-inch MacBook Pro is a marvel of efficient engineering, cramming its high-powered components into the package with almost no dead space. On top of that, the…

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