Engadget managed to get a sneaky look at a strangely sexy new LG running Windows Phone 7. There isn’t too much information that isn’t already obvious from the pictures. A four row Qwerty keyboard with generous buttons and a three, forward facing, button configuration on the front. More pics after the break:
There are many ways of connecting a monitors to computers, the number of usual ports such as VGA, DVI or HDMI manufacturers can fit to their machines is limited. Whatever is your reason to connect one more display to your computer, a USB-to-DVI display adapter may the only solution.
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While 31″ is positively monitor-like in the ever growing world of LCD and Plasma display technology, 31″ in OLED terms is a minor miracle. The forever next-big-thing display technology has, until now, been strictly portable TV sizes – Sony’s 11″ XEL-1 being the most prominent and expensive example, although Samsung has previously displayed a 31″ device a couple of years ago at a trade show. As of yet though, no commercially available model has left the Korean’s factory. AMOLED has of course risen in prominence with its inclusion on HTC’s Legend and Desire handsets as well as the Super AMOLED variant appearing on Samsung’s higher devices, and has noticeably better contrast do to it’s local illumination switching per pixel. For some time OLED screens have been hampered by issues with certain parts of their RGB spectrum expiring before the others but manufacturers believe this is becoming a thing of the past so while LG does not yet have a release date or price, it does show that the technology is viable for larger panels and could be on its way to a front room near you soon.
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That’s a big ol’ post title for what is actually a really small and neat networkable HD media player.
When you hear the name LaCie you may not immediately think of media player products, LaCie are perhaps more commonly associated with storage media and external drives. However the LaCinema Mini HD Connect is just one of a range of products from LaCie to fall in to the Media Player category.
I’ve been looking for a product like this for a while. I have a lot of films and TV shows recorded on my Mac and wanted a way to watch them on my large screen TV. I’ve considered Apple TV but that’s quite an expensive solution. The LaCinema Mini HD Connect is about ah third of the cost of the Apple product but can it perform? You’ll have to wait a while for our full review to find out but for now you can check out the brief unboxing video below.
Somebody has sent engadget some rather interesting photos. Yes, it is the forthcoming HTC slider. Known as the T-Mobile G2 in the USA but believed to the the Desire Z here in the UK, this 3.7 inch Android device is what we think we will be introduced to us on September 15th here in London. Known initially as the HTC Vision you can clearly see its glorious 4 row sliding keyboard. I sense this new Android device is going to a huge seller in what is already a massively gowning market.
Looks pretty sweet doesn’t it?
Another photo after the break:
Engadget have posted new pics of the HTC G2 / HTC Vision / HTC Desire Z. This is the phone formerly known as G1 Blaze, and Vanguard. It is going to be T-Mobile’s first HSPA+ enabled phone. It will have a 3.7 inch display and a slide out QWERTY keyboard.
BGR have just released a much welcomed video of BlackBerry 6 running on the Bold 9700. As you will see the new OS seems to run beautifully and BRG even says that some features are running better here on the 9700 than they are on the Torch 9800!
I can only presume that a release of the new OS is imminent and I blooming well hope so as I am gagging to get it on my BlackBerry.
Come on RIM. Give it to us!
See the video after the break:
If you are a BlackBerry user you may have heard that version 2.0 of App World was released last night and it has slowly been spreading around the world. I have just managed to download and the new features will certainly come in handy.
What’s new:
This is what the Vodafone site says about the Torch:
If you want the simplicity of a touchscreen plus a QWERTY keypad so you can type texts and emails fast, choose the BlackBerry Torch.
OtterBox have been around since 1998 and they specialise in producing rugged, durable, tough as can be mobile phone cases.
The case for the iPhone 4 for has kindly been sent to us by Clove who stock a range of OtterBox cases for various handsets.
As you will see in the video, the case will not be for everyone as it is quite chunky but if you do a job where your iPhone 4 is prone to knocks and drops then this is the best solution I have seen to date.
Made from three separate parts the OtterBox Defender case ensures the best possible protection for your iPhone 4. Wearing the case will guarantee your iPhone 4 remains scratch free.
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