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Huawei Ideos - upcoming affordable Android smartphone with Froyo
Huawei hasn’t exactly impressed with their previous bunch of phones but this one looks like a disruption for sure – the world’s first affordable smartphone will be priced at less than Rs 10,000 ($100-$200) and comes loaded with Android 2.2 Froyo.
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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days [Review]
IO Interactive takes us on another journey through the exploits of Kane & Lynch with their follow-up title, Dog Days. This time around, their misadventure takes them through the Chinese city of Shanghai where, before long, they once again find themselves at odds with some very violent and disturbed people.
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Lenovo S10-3t: More computer for your tablet
The Lenovo S10-3t is an interesting PC/Tablet hybrid that tries to integrate an Atom-based Windows 7 netbook with a touch-sensitive swivel screen. An iPad alternative it is not. It's an entirely different beast.
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MSI introduces F-series laptops in India
MSI has introduced three models from its F-series in India, namely-- FX400, FX600, and FR 600.The FX400 comes with a 14” LED backlit screen, Intel i5 processor, NVIDIA A GT 325M GPU with 1GB DDR3 VRAM, 1.3MP camera and a THX certified sound processor.
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Olive Telecom partners with Airtel to bring hybrid-power cell phone
Gurgaon based telecommunications company Olive Telecom has partnered with Airtel for a joint promotion of Olive FrvrOn’ V-G2300—a cell phone that supports both Li-Ion batteries as well as AAA dry cells.
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Avatar’s 3D Blu-ray will launch as Panasonic timed-exclusive
Panasonic has confirmed speculations that the upcoming 3D Blu-ray of Avatar will be exclusively available bundle offers with the company’s hardware. The Blu-ray of the blockbuster movie may be bundled with Panasonic 3D-ready television, Blu-ray players or other accessories.
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Samsung: Galaxy Tab may cost between USD 200 and USD 400
Report coming in from South Korea places the price of Galaxy Tab anywhere between USD 200 to USD 400. The Wall Street Journal has citied Samsung product executive Hankil Yoon, who said that the device will likely cost between 200 and 300 US dollars.
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Windows 7-based ExoPC Slate is open for pre-orders
ExoPC has started taking pre-orders for its Windows 7-based ExoPC Slate devices. This multi-touch device will be sold in two varieties—the 32 GB version is sold at CAD 649 and the 64GB version for CAD 749. The Slate will use Sandisk’s solid state drive (SSD) as its primary storage device primary storage device
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Laptop Watch: HP Pavilion dm3t
If you’re in the market for a laptop, you might want to hold on for this one. Product cycles don’t refresh as soon as the west, but this one combines cutting edge design with full-day battery life.
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Mafia II
A highly linear yet entertaining affair, Mafia II allows you to live out all your 'wise guy' fantasies.
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Duke Nukem still lives. The King emerges at PAX 2010.
Duke Nukem Forever officially (re)announced for 2011 across PS3, Xbox360 and PC.
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Toshiba recalls T130 series of laptops due to over-heating issue
Toshiba has initiated a voluntary recall of T130 series of laptops due to a potential burn hazard. A fault has been detected in the DC adapter which is leading to overheating.
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HTC Wildfire: Hands on, price, flaws
The HTC Wildfire was one the most awaited Android phones from HTC, the phone could have ruffled some feathers with its excellent features but the user experience is marred by a QVGA 320*240-resolution screen that is too pixelated and low res to run many apps in the Android market.
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Nvidia rolls-out GeForce 400M series mobile GPU
Nvidia had released five new mid-range GPUs and another two high-end variants. All seven processors are based on Fermi architecture and are fabricated using 40nm process. All GPU in the series share common features like support for Direct X 11, PhysX, CUDA, and also the Optimus technology
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Asus Sabretooth X58 TUF series motherboards - the manliest of all motherboards
This “military grade” motherboard might not survive a volley of artillery shells or aerial bombing, but for anyone with a power fetish who wants to build a rig on their own, it offers several built-to-last features starting with a 3-year warranty, CeraM!X Heatsink Coating Technology and “TUF” components that are certified to military standards. It’s fairly pricey at 17 grand, but imagine a Core i7 Extreme CPU rig with 24 GB DDR3 memory, including Multi-GPU support (NVIDIA 2-way SLI/ATI quad-GPU CrossFireX technology), 10 SATA ports, two USB 3.0 ports and 12 USB 2.0 ports, 8-channel on-board audio
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