With the new 8520, the BlackBerry is targeted to mainstream users, not those who traditionally buy smartphone. This is reflected in its price as the phone will be available for free on £ 25 monthly contract or, alternatively, pay as you go you will be able to get their hands about 200 pounds, which is very cheap in the smartphone standards.BlackBerry Curve 8520 Smartphone will look instantly familiar to anyone who uses one of the BlackBerry Curve handsets, with the exception of one new addition. Blackberry decided to launch a new optical track on this phone. Replaces the company's image, or mini-trackball "pearl", as he liked to call RIM.
RIM's representatives have informed us that this new trackpad can be used in all new equipment Curve mainly because it has no moving parts and is therefore less susceptible to dust and dirt. If so, it really has to deliver the goods. We were quite unimpressed with touchpads in optical devices such as HP iPAQ Voice Messenger, but fortunately, one in 8520 in a completely different league. It's a pleasure to use as accurate and flexible, and we do not really miss ball lifestyle in general. You can also adjust the horizontal and vertical sensitivity adjust the speed with which zips around the icons on the screen.
As a new trackpad does not stick out from the case, as the old trackball, RIM has made the four main buttons below the display to sit completely flush with the screen, giving his hand hoping sleeker than previous models of curves. It has also changed around some other checks. For example, passed the lock and mute buttons on the top of the screen to be replaced by the government three rubber transport controls the media - two keys and skip the track Play / Pause button. The traditional side-mounted buttons also have "weatherised, so we are not as exposed to the elements, as in the past.
RIM has also wisely added 3.5mm Headphone / Headset Jack, so if you do not like the supplied headset (and will not, because it is only mono!) You can swap for your own cans, but you will lose hands-free functionality. In addition to the standard headphone jack is a welcome, but RIM's annoyingly placed it on the left side of the phone, instead of upward, resulting in the lead usually snag when you're in and out of pocket handset.
On the plus side of 35-key backlit QWERTY keyboard is excellent as ever. Keys may be small, but they are slightly raised, they are easy to hit with your fingers and thumbs as tapping out e-mails is not a problem. Transmissive screen is nice and clear to create videos and photos look surprisingly strong. However, at 2.46in relatively small by today's standards and smartphone only resolution 320 x 240 pixels so he feels a little tight when you are using a web browser. Handset measures 109mm high, 60mm wide and 13.9mm deep and weighs 106g.
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MSI has confirmed the introduction of mobile Core i7 processors with a number of upcoming Windows 7-based notebooks. The company is set on board, 15.4 and 17-inch notebooks based on Intel Core i7 7200M, 8200M Core i7 and Core i7 processors 920XM. With the high-order notebooks MSI is also set to release the U150 Wind netbook featuring a touch screen and Intel next generation platform Pine Trail.
Hitachi simply add to the lineup of PDP with the new Hitachi P-XP035 series and their range of LCD TVs with a new series of L-XP35. Top-class facilities, which should be available in 42, 46 and 50-inch size, to name just a few of the specification P-XP035 Plasma TVs offer a great contrast ratio of 40,000:1, offer full HD resolution, feature a built-in internal hard drive, 500GB, iVDR slot and support DLNA.
Nokia will release their first 10-inch netbook Nokia brochure or 3G. Netbook features an Intel Atom "HD ready" LCD display, integrated GPS, maps Ovi software and HDMI output. Nokia 3G brochure also has a built-in 3G/HSPA and Wi-Fi, which provide access to the Internet on the go. Its battery provides up to 12 hours, which is impressive. Nokia will provide more information about Nokia 3G Netbook brochure on 2 September 2009 at Nokia World. Stay tuned for more updates.
Corsair adds to its family of Series Extreme Extreme SSD new model X256 (CMFSSD-256D1), which offers 256 GB capacity. X256 offers a read speed of 240MB / s and write speeds of up to 170MB / s, and is equipped with 64MB of cache.
Acer raises $ 499 all-in-one PC with a booth featuring the inhabitants 18.5-inch screen and Intel Atom processor. Veriton Z280G is, according to Acer, ideal for reception, hotel lobbies, executive suites, ankle circles and any office that requires an integrated, space-saving design.
The latest in touchscreen Nokia wallet, mobile phone, Nokia 5230, is designed for those who lead active lifestyles, and use your mobile phone as a primary instrument for music, photos and videos, as well as sharing their lives online. With the Nokia 5230, consumers can receive new content, whether it works with the Nokia Music Store or applications, games, video and other services Ovi Store directly from mobile phones. Offers solutions complemented by GPS navigation and the latest version of Ovi, aeronautical charts 3D images of landmarks for over 200 cities and map views of the site for pedestrian and vehicle navigation.
Casio has introduced a limited edition version of their Hello Kitty Casio Exilim EX-Z2 digital compact camera. Pink Diamond Swarovski dotted external lens and body art, Casio EX-Z2 Hello Kitty camera is available for pre-order from dreamkitty.com to $ 499.99.
Lenovo Korea has announced the publication of its updated netbook "IdeaPad S10-2" in Korea on 26 August.
Sony of America announced a new DAP, S Series Walkman nice little buddy with the 2.4 "QVGA LCD and built-in speaker, so as to annoy someone on the beach in the train as many Japanese people do, since they have a digital TV on your mobile phone. Oud DAP supports MP3, WMA, AAC, audio and H.264 video and WMV files. 2 versions are available with both 8 and 16 GB.