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Archive | June, 2007

Meizu Mini One M8: Some Real Information

30. June 2007

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Some facts about the Meizu M8 have been sent CNET’s way via Rick Martin’s blog. For starters here are the possible pricing for the M8: 4GB model:about 2000 Chinese RMB (approx $263 US) 8GB model:about 2500 Chinese RMB (approx $328 US) 16GB model:about 3500 Chinese RMB (approx $460 US) The conclusion: M8 is no cheap clone. The 3 [...]

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Newman M6000 80GB is Out for $236

30. June 2007

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It’s the price in China, which is the equivalent of 1799 yuan, but based on the specs of the Neman M6000, it looks like we’ve got another cheap PMP here. The M6000 has a 4.3-inch 480 × 272-pixel TFT LCD screen with 16 million colors. This is the Newman player, Charbax got excited about back [...]

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Care for a Portable DVD PLayer: 7-inch Greenhouse GH-PDV730W

30. June 2007

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While we’ve never heard of the manufacturer Greenhouse, we’re happy to report on a new product that has nothing to do with the iPhone. The GH-PDV730W has a 7-inch screen with 480 × 234-pixel resolution. It plays DVD±R/RW and video CD and CD-R/RW and works as a PMP as well with DivX, XviDMP3, WMA, MPEG-4, [...]

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Prepaid and Contractless iPhone for Dead Beats Sold

30. June 2007

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If you lined up for the $499 iPhone yesterday even though you are having trouble paying your bills, AT&T will let you have your iPhone anyway and you can even use it, thanks to their unannounced pay-per-month program. Potential customers have to meet AT&T’s credit test before they can sign up for an AT&T [...]

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TurboLinux Wizpy Now With Flash Video Downloader

29. June 2007

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  The iPod Nano-sized TurboLinux PMP and Bootable Linux OS can now download Flash videos, which means YouTube videos can now be watched after you download them with the proper downloading software. The “Wizpy Content Downloader” can be downloaded through the wizpy Club. The Wizpy has just been reviewed by the LinuxLookup. It’s a video player with [...]

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iPhone Rival Coming This Year: 16GB Meizu MiniOne M8 For Sale December?

29. June 2007

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The site Negri Electronics is selling the Meizu M8, also known as the Chinese iPhone, in advance for $988.50. The site has the full specs (pretty comprehensive and accurate, I believe) of the M8 MiniOne. Negri Electronics is using the old M8 picture, not the newly released image we featured a couple of days ago, [...]

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3G iPhone for the UK To Be Announced Monday

29. June 2007

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Britain may be rejoicing for the Jesus Phone as early as next Monday July 1, according to Bill Condie of the London Evening Standard. T-Mobile, Vodafone are said to be involved. The British will get their 3G iPhone at the end of the year. We’ve reported before that T-Mobile is the hottest contender for [...]

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Maxian 850 PMP Announced

29. June 2007

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Maxian has announced the 850, the successor of the Maxian 800, which we have previously found at another site with a hands-on review of this PSP-sized device. The new 850 incorporates an electronic dictionary on the 800 portable media player and a 4.3-inch WVGA touch screen for the accommodation. Yes, it looks like it’s gone [...]

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New Zune Art “Los Corazones” is a Winner

28. June 2007

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[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=lWK7rDJ2RKM[/youtube]Zune Arts are based on the Zune concept of “The Social” or, technically speaking, the Zune’s ability to share content with other Zune players, which isn’t found in other MP3 players in the market including the iPod. Often criticized for their enigmatic quality and sometimes just outright unintelligible, the latest addition from Punga of [...]

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Nurian X10 Dual-LCD e-Dictionary

28. June 2007

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  What’s with all these electronic dictionaries that’s popping up from manufacturers? What ever happened tothe paperback dictionaries? As a multi-lingual dictionary, the X10 maybe a little heavy with its English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean language support. You search for words like you would search for a keyword on a Web search engine, which ironically is [...]

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