Foxconn to make 12 Million Apple iPhone
According to the Commercial Times, Foxconn Electronics, a Taiwan-based company, will manufacture Apple’s first handset with shipments of 12 million units. It is said that Apple ...
Netron Tech to launch 900MHz RFID Reader
Netron Tech presented ‘NRC-3000’, a handheld 900MHz RFID reader during RFID/USN KOREA 2006. It is powered by a Intel PXA 255 400Mhz processor, 32MB ROM and 128MB RAM and ...
Samsung 11.8mm HSDPA Smartphone ‘BlackJack’
Samsung’s 11.8mm HSDPA Smartphone ‘BlackJack'(aka SGH-i607) hits the US market through Cingular, which offers high-speed voice/data transmission at the speed of 1.8Mbps, ...
World’s First WiBro-enabled Laptop
Korea Telecom (KT) presents the world’s first WiBro-enabled laptop. Not only WiBro (Wireless Broadband) which llows users to enjoy various services and makes extra WiBro SIM ...
Radiient 4-Ports HDMI Hub
If your Full HD TV has only one HDMI port and you find it not enough because you have just got a PS3, here is the solution. A latest HDMI hub called Radiient HDMI Switch Select-4 is ...
JVC DLA-HD1 – Full HD Video Projector
JVC announced its latest Full HD D-ILA video projector which has a resolution of 1920 x 1080, a 15000 :1 ratio for contrast, a 700 lumens brightness, and a 4ms response time. This ...
COWON N2 PMP with GPS and DMB
Cowon N2 is a PMP with GPS. It is powered by a AMD Alchemy 500MHz processor, 32MB FLASH RAM and 128MB DDR2 SDRAM and it runs Windows CE 5.0 OS. It uses SiRF lll Chip for GPS and it ...
5mm Thin Bluetooth Mouse
Today (15/11) in the press conference by Bluetooth SIG celebrating numbers of Bluetooth devices exceed 1Billion, MoGo shows a Bluetooth mouse which is as thin as 5mm. Yes, not typo, ...
Audio-Technica ATH-PRO700 headset for DJs
Audio-Technica launches the new ATH-PRO700 professional monitor headset for DJs. It has 53mm neodymium magnets sound driver, with 105dB/mW sensitivity, 5Hz to 33kHz frequency response, ...
World’s First Display-Embedded SD Card from A DATA
A DATA shows the world’s first SD card with an embedded bi-stable display. Users can now easily check and see just how much space is available anytime.
Bi-stable is just geekspeak ...