Showing posts with label Gadgets. Show all posts
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Philips Power4Life
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Last week you have seen the Nokia PowerPack and now Philips released their Power2Charge and Power2Go in their new Power4Life range. Both appear in the IFA 2007 in Berlin. Power2Charge is a universal adapter solution that charges all your portable electronic devices and that removes the need to carry several chargers at once. Philips offers three universal USB chargers and two universal USB car chargers to give maximum convenience while at the office, at home or on-the-move. While the Power2Go is a portable power storage that offers up to 60 hours of back-up power from a single charge, allowing portable electronic devices to be powered-up from anywhere in the world without the need of a power outlet. There is LED light indicator to tell you how much power is left. Philip’s Power4Life range will be available in Europe end of the year on December.
Power2Charge is basically a universal charger to juice up most of your portable electronic devices and the Power2Go is a portable power pack, power that you can bring anywhere to charge your portable electronic devices.
Nettop From Onkyo With Switchable Modular DVD-Drive
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An interesting innovation has pleased us with an Asian company Onkyo. Nettop manufacturer has released a new platform based P305A3 ION already familiar with the Atom 230 processor (pozhmotnichali long overdue move to a dual core 330) with a frequency of 1.6 gigahertz. What is so unusual for a novelty? P305A3. Of course, this you have not seen: a nettop comes bundled with an external DVD-drive, which is attached to the hull P305A3 as a module. You can always leave your home Nettop without an optical drive, taking him on a trip to the set on a thin laptop. Rather, such an interesting solution to attract many users. The device is equipped with two gigabytes of RAM and hard disk capacity of 160 gigabytes. Buy a novelty will be in March next year at a price of 770 dollars, to put it mildly - about twice as overrated.
