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Nokia N900: Mobile Computer
I feel like owning one Nokia N900, Nokia’s first-ever Linux-based smart phone, more than an Apple iPhone 3GS. It’s a really exciting gadget!I can’t wait to enjoy rich interactive content across the web and view pages the way they should be seen with stunning full-screen browsing.
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Singapore IT Show 2010 is arriving at Suntec. Check out the best electronics bargains and hottest products in IT Show 2010.
Covering a record of 345,000 square feet of exhibit space – the largest in show history – sprawling over 5 entire show floors of Suntec Singapore (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6), the IT SHOW promises to be nothing short of amazing. The 2010 IT SHOW will be action-packed and fun-filled introducing more new product categories, spanning across industries aimed to improve the consumer experience. [click to continue…]
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New York Times reports a high performance compact camera from Samsung,
Samsung just announced four new point-and-shoot cameras, and the most interesting by far is the TL500, high-performance compact camera that has a very bright f/1.8 lens and a comparatively large image sensor. These two features should make it much easier to get good shots in low-lighting conditions.
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Harvey Norman recently put up a notice saying that they are NOT ALLOWED to advertise because of the massive price reduction:
Can you believe it? Even if it’s true, most consumers can tell it’s a different way of advertising. What really matters is, we want real low price products. [click to continue…]
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Have you noticed SONY make.believe [make-dot-believe]? It’s very fascinating! make.believe stands for the power of Sony’s creativity, ability to turn ideas into reality and the belief that anything you can imagine, you can make real.
“believe” signifies ideas and ideals, while “make” represents the ability to turn those ideas into reality. The “dot” is where inspiration meets creativity, where creativity meets reality. make.believe unites: designers and engineers, hardware and software, electronics and entertainment, and Sony and consumers.
There are two contests you can’t miss: “dot your dream” contest, and photo contest. Win BRAVIA TV, PS3, Notebook, digital camera, and more. [click to continue…]
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Windows 7 is designed for efficiency and speed, but over time, any system can get bogged down. In this FREE HP class, you’ll learn how to fix common hardware and software problems in Windows 7. [click to continue…]
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Dell Design Studio laptops with great artist d
esigns allow you to celebrate your individuality through your laptop and now they’re inviting you to try your hand at designing your very own original artwork for your very own Studio laptop.
To take part in the Make it yours contest, sign up and submit your artwork and you could have your very own design on your very own Studio laptop. [click to continue…]
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The new IDA guidelines will apply to new or renewed contracts for all fixed-line, mobile and broadband services offered to consumers from 1 March 2010 onwards.
With these guidelines, the maximum contract period for all such services will not exceed 24 months. Consumers who sign on to contracts longer than three months and who terminate their contracts before the end of their contract period will no longer have to pay fixed early termination charges, but will see these charges decrease over time on a month-by-month basis as they serve out their contract. [click to continue…]
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The new release from Dell is a low-priced laptop powered by an Intel processor and the Mobile Intel GS45 Express Chipset ICH9M-Enhanced. This product focuses on low cost and low power usage by making use of a power-efficient and ultra-low voltage CPU.
The processor can be either the ultra-low voltage Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 (1.3GHz, 3MB L2 cache), the Core 2 Solo SU3500 (1.4GHz, 3MB L2 cache) or the Intel Celeron 743 (1.2GHz, 1MB L2 cache). The laptop borders on netbook capabilities, but has a rather large screen for such products, namely a 13.3-inch diagonal LED-backlit HD Anti-glare, which has a maximum resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels.
Source: softpedia
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Someone (maybe the best iPhone offer provider?) created an online spreadsheet comparing different iPhone price plans from three Singapore telcos: SingTel (red), StarHub (green), and M1 (orange). Well done!
If iPhone is something you are interested to get, check out this spreadsheet and find yourself the best iPhone price plans in town.
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