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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Samsung Galaxy Note
5.3" HD super AMOLED screen
Android Gingerbread
1.4GHz Dual Core Processor
S-Pen / S-Pen Applicaions
16GB ( expandable to 32GB)
HSDPA+, HSDPA 21MBps, HSUPA 5.76Mbps
• Immersive screen with smartphone portability
• Easy tasking on the full screen
• Free capturing and creation
• Powerful performance
The free flowing input experience overcomes the current input limitations.
S Pen features pressure sensitivity to make writing and drawing very similar to using an analog pen and is integrated into every single part of the GALAXY Note
Photos and videos can be easily personalized using the advanced S pen.
The S pen makes it possible to scribble in personalized notes about precious moments such as family outings, a baby’s first walk and more.
Communication is no longer limited to just text. Drawings, ideas, emotions, and more can be added into text messages and emails.
Samsung Galaxy SII
4.3'' SUPER AMOLED Plus
Express your color! This brilliant display delivers the best color gamut, high contrast ratio as well as ultimate sharpness of image.
Groundbreaking reduction of video response time provides the video playback without motion blur.
The new technology uses less space and less energy, consuming 18% less energy than the previous display, making it one of the thinnest, longest lasting smartphone available.
- 4.27 ” in actual measurement
Dual Core Application Processor
Making the impossible possible. Samsung Dual Core Application Processor is the ultra responsive answer to mobile performance, providing high-speed multitasking, quick web page loading, quick reaction speeds, a smoother UI, lightning fast image editing and high performance gaming.And with its screaming fast encoding / decoding ability, which supports all (1080p / 30fps) video playing and shooting, outshines the other dual core processors.
Seamless video or music streaming gets a big boost with the super fast wireless standard HSPA 21Mbps. Outstanding computing power, outstanding performance.
GALAXY Y Pro - Samsung mobile phone
Android Gingerbread OS
Push Email function
HSDPA 7.2Mbps
832MHz Processor
3MP Camera
160MB (expandable up to 16GB
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
2.6" Touch Screen + Qwerty key
Push Email function
HSDPA 7.2Mbps
832MHz Processor
3MP Camera
160MB (expandable up to 16GB
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
2.6" Touch Screen + Qwerty key
GALAXY Y Pro is tailored for emerging professionals striving to keep work and social life in tandem.
Outfitted with essential business applications in a sleek, modern design, the Pro doesn’t neglect the personal with premium multimedia features on a larger display for limitless entertainment possibilities.
Highly efficient and advanced communications, improved productivity and better performance for active users – equally ambitious in work and social life – who simply want more out of life.
Monday, December 12, 2011
MMORPG/RTS 2011-2012 ONLINE GAME
BEST FREE MMORPG/RTS 2011-2012 ONLINE PLAY PART2
Man i hope this game wil be awesome,
i miss a builden game like warcraft 3
but thats boring now
Audio Gadget of the Year – Sonos Play: 3
Audio Gadget of the Year – Sonos Play: 3
WE'VE GOT THE JUKE
ENJOY A HUGE LIBRARY
13 MILLION SONGS
THERE'S MUSIC FOR EVERYONE
AND EVERY MOOD ON JUKE
ENJOY A HUGE LIBRARY
13 MILLION SONGS
THERE'S MUSIC FOR EVERYONE
AND EVERY MOOD ON JUKE
JUKE around your house
with SONOS
start with the PLAY:3
start with the PLAY:3

The smaller, sexier, tuck-in-the-corner
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Sports & Fitness Gadget of the Year – Sony Ericsson Xperia Active
Sports & Fitness Gadget of the Year
Additional details cater to outdoors enthusiasts or people with active lifestyles. For example, the device offers an onscreen heart rate/pulse monitor and comes with a "Gear Kit" that features a stereo headset with attachable ear hooks and an arm case and wrist strap.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Active retails for $369.99 at Newegg.com and other online outlets and comes in two color options. U.S. carriers supported by the phone are AT&T and T-Mobile, whereas our friends to the north can use the Xperia Active on Rogers and Fido.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Active
Features include Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread, a 5-megapixel camera, and a scratch-resistant 3-inch display capable of tracking wet finger touches. What's more, the Xperia Active can also withstand tough weather and climate conditions including a dunking in 3 feet of water for a half hour.
Additional details cater to outdoors enthusiasts or people with active lifestyles. For example, the device offers an onscreen heart rate/pulse monitor and comes with a "Gear Kit" that features a stereo headset with attachable ear hooks and an arm case and wrist strap.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Active retails for $369.99 at Newegg.com and other online outlets and comes in two color options. U.S. carriers supported by the phone are AT&T and T-Mobile, whereas our friends to the north can use the Xperia Active on Rogers and Fido.
Camera of the Year – Olympus Pen E-P3
OLYMPUS
Olympus Pen E-P3
Olympus E-P3 key specifications:
Updated 12MP Live MOS sensor
120 Hz 'Fast AF' focus system
Built-in pop-up flash
Built-in autofocus illuminator light (orange LED)
Touch-sensitive VGA-equivalent 614,000 dot OLED screen (3:2 aspect ratio)
Dual-core TruePic VI processor
1080i60 movies in AVCHD format
Independent Shadow and Highlight tone adjustment controls
Interchangeable hand grips
In-body image stabilisation (works with all lenses)
What's new / changed (vs E-P2)
35-area AF system
Touch AF and Touch shutter
Direct movie record and display magnification buttons
E-PL2-style control layout, 5 customisable buttons
Live guide control in iAuto
iEnhance colour mode
Revised and expanded Art Filters (with quick preview option)
Olympus Pen E-P3
Olympus E-P3 key specifications:
Updated 12MP Live MOS sensor
120 Hz 'Fast AF' focus system
Built-in pop-up flash
Built-in autofocus illuminator light (orange LED)
Touch-sensitive VGA-equivalent 614,000 dot OLED screen (3:2 aspect ratio)
Dual-core TruePic VI processor
1080i60 movies in AVCHD format
Independent Shadow and Highlight tone adjustment controls
Interchangeable hand grips
In-body image stabilisation (works with all lenses)
What's new / changed (vs E-P2)
35-area AF system
Touch AF and Touch shutter
Direct movie record and display magnification buttons
E-PL2-style control layout, 5 customisable buttons
Live guide control in iAuto
iEnhance colour mode
Revised and expanded Art Filters (with quick preview option)
Olympus Pen E-P3
Nintendo 3DS - Gaming Gadget of the Years
The other 2011 gadget of the year winners were:
- Gaming Gadget of the Year – Nintendo 3DS
- Car of Year – Range Rover Evoque
- Camera of the Year – Olympus Pen E-P3
- Sports & Fitness Gadget of the Year – Sony Ericsson Xperia Active
- Audio Gadget of the Year – Sonos Play: 3
- SAT NAV of the Year – Tom Tom Live 1000
MacBook Air - Computer of the Year
Apple’s MacBook Air clinched Computer of the Year. Commenting on their choice, the judges said “it melds the intuitiveness of a tablet with the power of a grown up laptop.”
MacBook Air is the next generation of MacBooks. It’s designed around all-flash storage for better responsiveness and reliability.
It features a trackpad with full Multi-Touch support. And though it’s incredibly thin and light, its large battery gives you portable power that lasts for hours.
iPad 2 - Apple - Tablet of the Year
The Tablet of the Year is Apple’s iPad 2 which judges described as “the most complete tablet on the market.”
Samsung Galaxy S2 - Gadget
The judges said that the Galaxy S2 “brought the greatest arsenal of hardware weaponry ever seen on the smartphone battlefield.”
Gadgets of the year 2011 - Asus Eee Pad
2011 Gadgets of the Year
Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101
Stuff magazine South Africa has announced their top gadgets of 2011.
The eleven winners were selected from 74 shortlisted contenders in 11 categories.
“This year’s finalists show that the technology world is embracing simplicity and good design without giving up features and power,” said Stuff editor Toby Shapshak.
The Gadget of the Year is the Asus Eee Pad Transformer, which Stuff said took on the iPad and surpassed their judges’ expectations.
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