Review � HTC EVO 3D and HTC EVO View 4G tablet will be announced at the CTIA

 

Today in the U.S. begins CTIA Wireless 2011 event, on which the operator Sprint has announced several new products, including HTC EVO 3D smartphone.

Device, the first information on which appeared a few days ago, is built on dual-core processor 8660 Qualcomm Snapdragon, clocked at 1.2 GHz. It is equipped with 4.3-inch screen size and qHD resolution (960 x 450 pixels). One of the main features of its display is the ability to display three-dimensional images, and you do not need special glasses to watch them.

The new smartphone features 1 GB of RAM (according to other sources - 4 GB), 5 megapixel main camera with photo and video and 1.3 megapixel front camera. It is capable of playing HD video in 1080p or 720p in 3D output and is equipped with HDMI. The device running Android Gingerbread 2.3, and has a 1730 mA/h battery.


The second major premiere is the HTC EVO View 4G tablet with seven-inch capacitive touch screen having a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels. HTC EVO View 4G mobile computer is running Android 2.3 and has aluminum body. The tablet also has a 5 megapixel main camera and 1.3 megapixel front camera, and output HDMI. Its battery capacity is 4000 mA/h.

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Review � Wireless Bluetooth headset with camera built-in Looxcie

If you ever wanted to have very unusual gadgets this one is for you. This headset has 4 GB of internal memory can record video with a resolution HVGA 480x320. As well the device performs the usual functions of Bluetooth-headset and allows you to answer the phone.

It has two applications - LooxcieMoments and LooxcieCam. The first allows you to shoot video in 360p, second 480p. It is still a question why they didn't combine those into one. There are no applications for editing and uploading reordered videos. Both applications are pretty buggy in the viewfinder mode. There are versions for Android and iOS, but the second one made ??a very sad impression on its testers because it was very raw.

It is also a bit tricky to make it face the right direction to shoot on go. However, it is worth it if you want to record your trip to work or walk in the park. It also works great as a headset. The sound is crisp and loud without any interference. It is priced at $ 199 in Amazon store.

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Review � One Gbps 802.16m WiMAX standard is approved

Congratulations to you, our fellow reader, with the approval of the next-gen WiMAX wireless standard. IEEE Standards Association has just plowed through and approved all the specifications WiMAX engineers could thow at them. The new 802.16m promises 1 Gbps in bright but yet very distant future. 300 Mbps however are more realistic to be available soon. People behind the project say the 802.16m WiMAX was designed with cool new web-based services and apps in mind and supports multi-user MIMO, simultanious operation on multiple carriers... more stuff than most poeple will ever make a good use of. Anyway, again, congratulations!

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AT&T Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2372 Review and Specs

Specification AT & T Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2372. AT & T release MiFi 2372 from Novatel Wireless November 2010. Gadgets with portable slim design and looks good wherever it allows you to stay connected with people, places and important information, even to share the connection with others.

AT & T Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2372 supports up to 7.2Mbps downstream and has an integrated microSD slot for expansion purposes.

Spesifications AT&T Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2372 :

* Dimensions: 2.44 x 3.86 x 0.60 inches
* Weight: 2.86 ounces
* Battery: Lithium ion 1500mAh
* Talk Time: Up to 4 hours* (operating time)
* Technology: HSPA
* Frequency: HSPA (850/1900/2100 MHz); EDGE/GPRS (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
* Operating System Support: Windows� 2000, XP, Vista�, 7; Mac OS� X 10.4 or later, Linux�

The price of AT & T Mobile Specifications Hotspot MiFi 2372 is approximately $ 49.99 after $ 100 mail-in rebate.

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CES 2011 Monsoon Aims to Make Watching Your TV Anywhere Easy

Monsoon Multimedia unveiled two products here at CES which strive to provide better access and control to your TV programs. The company�s Volkano Flow and Vulkano Blast set-top boxes let users view and record TV content that they normally enjoy in the living room on both mobile and computing devices.

Similar to the popular SlingBox family of products, the Vulkano devices connect to satellite or cable boxes via component inputs to grab TV programing. Users can then stream live or DVR-recorded video content to watch either on PCs and Mac, or remotely with portable gadgets such as smart phones and tablets. Mobile access to the Volkano product is achieved through apps available for purchase on iOS, Android, and Blackberry platform devices ($9.99).

Notably, the Volkano system has the power to incorporate program guide information from cable and satellite providers, letting users find their favorite shows and schedule DVR recordings when away from home. Best of all, the Volkano Flow offers all this functionality for $99. The more expensive Volkano Blast adds and HDMI output and an internal 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive for $199. It also uses UPandP connectivity to facilitate streaming of multimedia residing on compatible mobile devices onto TVs. Monsoon also says that plans are in the works to give the Blast services from folks such as Netflix, Amazon, and Yahoo.

Expect both the Vulcano Flow and Vulkano Blast to become available for purchase sometime in January, 2011.

[blog.laptopmag.com]

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Buffalo brings in AirStation N-Technology Wireless-N150 adapter

Being dominated by the desideratum of wireless connectivity solutions ideally shouldn�t sound dewy to manufacturers learning the ropes to render premium devices. For consumers waiting to upgrade their netbook wireless connectivity to 802.11n, Buffalo recently removed the sheath of its new AirStation N-Technology Wireless-N150 ultra compact USB 2.0 adapter.

Designed to serve faster wireless data rates and better coverage than legacy 802.11n products, the new offering vows to procreate high-speed wireless connectivity for users� Windows laptop or desktop through an available USB port. With a remarkably compact form factor, the device can be sifted out as an ideal pick when characteristics like performance, reliability and style are mulled over.

�The ultra compact size blends in to have minimal visual impact on your notebook or desktop and allows you to setup a high-speed, secure wireless network within minutes� commented Susumu Kobayashi, Country Head, Buffalo Technology.

Miniaturizing physical impact, the adapter has been designed to meet 802.11n specifications and enables users to surf the web, download favorite tunes and share pictures with friends and family with ease. Emerging as a perfect travel buddy for users on the wheels, the N-Technology Wireless-N150 also features push-button setup with AirStation One-Touch Secure System.

Backwards compatible with 802.11g and 802.11b, the new Buffalo wireless adapter can now be snapped up for Rs. 900.

[techshout.com]

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