Mobiado will make Aston Martin luxury phones. Mobiado and Aston Martin have presented a concept phone called CPT002. The Mobiado Aston Martin CPT002 will probably never become a real device.
Asus has released another Sandy Bridge-based notebook called the Asus K53E. It comes up with two model options – the Asus K53E-A1 and the Asus K53E-B1. Cost of Asus K53E-A1 entertainment laptop at Amazon is $649.99
Fujifilm has launched a new digital cameras dubbed as XP30. It is the latest in a ever burgeoning range of ‘tough’ cameras boasting dust, water, freeze and shock protection – and in case you were wondering, behind all the toughness the XP30 will still take some pictures.
The most exciting features of iOS 4.3 is the addition of the personal hotspot. It allows users to tether their devices to the 3G connection of their iPhone.
MSI has officially introduced its MSI G Series gaming laptop dubbed as MSI GX680. It is powered by the Intel second generation Core i7 quad core processor, the high-end nVidia GeForce GT 555M discrete graphics card, 4 DDR3 memory slots, accelerated dual hard disk architecture, and ultimate smart wrap around sound experience courtesy of Dynaudio, THX TruStudio Pro.
According to the recent report of VGHQ, Geohot has run away to South Africa after the court’s verdict in favor of Sony in which court orders Geohot to hand over all his gadgets and storage devices to Sony. But apparently this isn’t true and he’s just on holiday there.
2011 is a big year for Airplay devices. Bloomberg have reported that AirPlay might make its way into HDTVs, as Apple is allegedly in talks with major HDTV makers, to allow them to use the technology, and allow users to stream movies and TV shows directly to their TVs.
Sprint’s BlackBerry 4G PlayBook portal goes live and still on track for a summer release.BlackBerry 4G PlayBook uses Flash, has dual-HD cameras, micro USB and HDMI ports and a 7-inch LCD display with 1024 x 600 screen resolution and will be able to support Android apps, which seemed to be backed up by an off-hand comment a RIM representative made at the Mobile World Congress last month…..