free, open source Web browser, e-mail client and more: One of the more significant open source projects of the last year or two, and another born out of the beast that was once Netscape, the thinking behind SeaMonkey is to bring together a collection of…
stonkingly fast Nvidia-based graphics card: Launched at just the right time to deflect people’s attention away from AMD’s long, long awaited R600 core, Nvidia confirmed its position as king of the hill by launching the fastest standard version of the G80…
unusual PDA with GPS and excellent screen: E-TEN’s rather oddly-named Glofiish range of Windows Mobile devices constantly breaks new ground. In this case the X500+ offers a set of features which, in combination, we’ve never seen before. GPS, Windows Mobile 6 Professional, Wi-Fi…
The Gateway One was unveiled at DigitalLife this week and I had a chance to play with it a bit. Some are accusing Gateway of just copying the Apple iMac all in one computer, but Sony has their VAIO LT series which is also the same concept and we’ll be seeing more of these types of machines from other manufacturers before the end of the year. But is the interest there from consumers for these devices?
There are many phobias nowadays. Some people are afraid of ghosts, germs, dust, and some are afraid of spiders! If you are too, then this radio controlled spider is not for you. But beware! This interesting gadget, which is the exact replica of big tarantula, can scare you to death if someone wants to play a trick on you.
Are you a hardcore Star Wars fan? Even if not, this highly functional gadget can be useful to you. It is a remote controlled half-sized replica of the famous R2D2 robot! It works, it moves, even sounds just like the one in the movie. A true fanÂ’s dream, I guess. But thatÂ’s not all.
Although it canÂ’t show you holographic images, it can be used as a projector instead, providing clear image on your screen from almost any sources possible…
As a follow up to our wonderful mall shopping experience our undercover shopping team visited a pair of local big box stores (Best Buy and Circuit City) to see what these stores have to offer notebook shoppers. We compared both their online and retail stores in terms of product selection and display, sales and service, and in-store notebook repairs and upgrades.
Rock from the UK has always been one of the forerunners
in Laptop design. Now they are the first to offer
HD DVD as standard in their laptops.
Can you say DirectX 10 graphics!
This is instead ‘visual euphoria’ for serious gamers
who don’t mind paying the big bucks for their
machines as long as those machines perform at
the top of everyone’s game. You pay for the best.
Rock Direct with their Xtreme line of gaming laptops
has always been at the top of everyone’s list. Now
we have the Xtreme 770.
Xtreme 770 - Mobile Supremacy
Up to Intel® Core? 2 Duo Processor T7800 2.6GHz,
4MB Cache, 800MHz
NVIDIA GeForce 8700M GT 512MB Graphics (DX10)
Up to 4GB DDR2 800MHz Memory
Up to 250GB Hard Disk
NEW HD DVD/Dual Layer DVD Re-writer
Integrated Wireless LAN 802.11 a/b/n and Bluetooth
Windows Vista Home Premium
From £1399 inc VAT £1190.64 ex VAT
Impressive stats and for those on this side of
the pond. One pound roughly equals 2 USD - so
double that price. And if you’re wondering what
the heck is a VAT - it’s “Value Added Tax” which is
applied in the UK.
For serious gamers the Xtreme 770 is worth a serious look:
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People love to have beautiful things; stylish cell phones, PDAs different accessories make people who own them look tougher and better. Glamour has come to the external Hard Drives too. LaCieÂ’s new Hard Drive is a gadget that will really make your computer desk look glamorous.
People have been using oil and coal to get energy for ages now and the time has come to use other sources of energy like sun power, wind power and finally wave power. I have heard of Wave Power generators long ago but nobody was building them, finally the UK is going to build one. Wave power generator can replace a small electro station and power a small city.
