Sony Ericsson Xperia Ion (LT28at) Specs

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ion (LT28at) Specs ? Now new speculation to the use of a strange mobile cellphone, named the Xperia Ion which has a sequence that is LT28at and the name cornered represents the newest signature signing up by Panasonic Ericsson. Sony Ericsson Xperia Ion is an Operating system cellphone that is outfitted with dual-core 1.5GHz model, 4.5 in. screen actuality, 13 MP camera finish with LED screen, video calling HD, has a front-facing camera 720p. Specifications of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ion (LT28at) include: * 1.5GHz dual-core processors* 4.5 in. screen reality* 13 MP Camera* LED flash* HD movie call* Front-facing camera 720p* Wifi* Bluetooth* HSPA + 21Mbps/LTE According to information moving that Panasonic Ericsson LT28at...

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Fake It Till You Make It: The StarScreen Social Backdrop

Nothing suggest/implies/screams ?fake!? better than a crummy technicolor backdrop on a nylon screen. This is barely high-tech but is awkward enough to merit some contrived measure of acclaim. If you haven?t figured out what it does, the StarScreen is a prop for your teleconferencing and Skype sessions?a ?vivid? background to lend an utterly false sense of where you?re at. Thus, have a white sand beach in place behind you rather than the dirty garage you actually live in. For example, of course. It?s a bit awkward and no doubt rather funny that trying to Google StarScreen for additional info reveals links to Bollywood and a suggestion to try StarScream instead. Yeah, StarScream?since the StarScreen is about fakery in grand scale, why not...

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Audioengine D2 Premium 24-Bit Wireless Digital-to-Analog Converter

by Janet Cloninger on December 31, 2011 � 0 comments in Audio, Video, TV Gear,News If your computer?s sound card leaves a lot to be desired, you can bypass it with the Audioengine D2 Premium 24-bit Wireless DAC.� Connect the digital-to-analog converter (DAC) to your computer, and you?ll be able to wirelessly stream HD audio to any system.� It?s a high-quality USB wireless computer DAC, a wireless USB-to-SPDIF converter, and a wireless optical PCM-to-stereo link in one device.� The D2 includes USB and optical inputs and a high-performance DAC, and it operates independently of your home?s WiFi network.� No software is required for setup, and it can playback any files that your computer can play.� The D2 ?processes digital audio at any bit...

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The Jabra PRO 930 for telephony

by Mark R - on December 30th, 2011 Jabra has recently started an entry-level wireless headsets, and one of them is the Jabra PRO 930. Normally, Jabra creates a lot of Bluetooth headsets and occasional speakers, but the PRO 930 is designed for telephony services like Skype. The PRO 930 comes with a stand that can be plugged into a computer for charging and syncing. Not only is it good to use with an adjustable headband for a good fit, but the PRO 930 also has an earpiece that can snap on so it looks like a usual Bluetooth headset. Other features of this device include a dedicated button to answer calls, as well as volume controls. It also has a convenient noise canceling microphone that eliminates ambient background noise, like in a busy...

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Easyscreen Adds a Pop of Color to iPad 2 Screen Protection

Earlier this week I was reading tweets from bratty kids cursing their parents and wishing them dead because they didn?t get a car for Christmas or got the wrong color iPad 2.� Instead of cursing about the iPad 2, add an Easyscreen Screen Protector from MediaDevil.� Not only can you cover up the offending colored bezel with a color more to your liking, you?ll add a 3-layer anti-glare protective layer that prevents scratches and fingerprints.� Adhesive is only used under the colored border, so there will be no air bubbles on the screen.� With ten colors (white, black, silver, red, blue, pink, green, orange, yellow, and purple) to select from, even the most demanding customer should find what they like.� They are �16.97 (about $26) from MediaDevil,...

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Portals: Like I really wouldn?t report on this

by Mark R - on December 30th, 2011 What you are seeing here is not a deleted scene from Poltergeist where the TV sucks someone else in, starting with their hand. This is a Kickstarter project called Portals, and it has nothing to do with the popular video game franchise Portal. What you see here is exactly what you think it is: someone has made a display that you can literally reach into. It works with a simple greenscreen and webcam. When you stick your hand in the box, the webcam records your hand against the green screen and on the display you are looking at. In the case of the illustration, the user has chosen Google Streetview. This reminds me of one of those shoebox dioramas I used to make in elementary school. In fact, you can even...

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Nokia 801T Specs

Nokia re-introduce the new cell cellphone and now Nokia 801T was existing as the first cell cellphone with Symbian 3 Antenna TV and NFC are certain for The far east with dual-mode quad-band GSM and TD-SCDMA system ? 801T CODEC. Nokia 801T is also not missing with china cell cellphone, now eliminating many functions of the TV in it, of course, may also in the competition when its complexity, especially considering Nokia is the no.1 cell cellphone is no not accepting his success and how the marketing of Nokia. Nokia 801T is outfitted with a 4 in. display, the TD-SCDMA system, cellular TV (CMMB), NFC. Complete Specifications Nokia 801T: * TD-SCDMA/GSM dual-mode digital* Network frequency 900MHz,1800MHz,850MHz,1900MHz* 3G Support TD-SCDMA* Operating...

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Protect the iPhone 4/4S with Professional Grade Underwater Housing

by Mark R - on December 29th, 2011 For those of you who desire to take their iPhone 4/4S underwater to about 100 feet should look into this Professional Grade Underwater Housing. This FourPro mount allows you to place the iPhone 4/4S in a waterproof housing, and it comes with some handles made of Teak that will give the user the opportunity to have a more stable shot. The design reminds me of the OWL-E iPhone video/audio rig that we reported on a while ago. This is yet another one of those Kickstarter projects, which means that they need your money to get this gadget up and running. If you want to see more information about it, go to the FourPro Kickstarter page and see a little video. Not to be too much of a spoiler, but it shows these...

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Wake Up Early If it Snows With the Winter Wakeup App

If you live in a snowy area like I do, you know how�annoying�it can be to spend an extra 15 minutes�shoveling�and clearing snow off �car in the morning, especially if you didn?t wake up early. Sure, you can set the alarm early and get up to see if it snowed, but the weatherman is wrong as often as he is right and you?ll never get those 20 minutes of sleep back. Enter a new app that can wake you up early if it snows in your area. Winter Wake Up app is free for the�iPhone and Android. This app�monitors the weather and can wake you up early for frost or snow. Check out a video from the creators below. The app has�separate�settings for frost and snow, so that you can set up your alarms to go off 5 minutes early when there is frost and perhaps...

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Verizon Confirms $2 Fee for Paying Online and on the Phone

Late yesterday it was revealed in a leak that Verizon would begin charging consumers $2 for each single bill they pay on the phone and online. Users who pay in store or pay online via electronic check or autopay would not be affected. Verizon confirmed the news today and said that it is indeed to help offset the costs of them having to accept those types of payments.�"The fee will help allow us to continue to support these single bill payment options in these channels,? said Verizon. So there you have it. It?s set to go down on January 15th. We know many of you are wondering about contract options and we?re�sure Verizon has thought this one out carefully. Since you can avoid the charge in one way or another it probably doesn?t breach contract....

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HP TouchPad Go Gets Reviewed (Video)

The last time we heard about HP?s unreleased webOS tablet, the HP TouchPad Go, the device had appeared on eBay, and now the guys from webOS Nation have released a video review of the tablet, which you can see below. You can find out more details about the HP TouchPad Go review over at webOS Nation, and from the looks of it , the TouchPad go wasn?t a bad tablet. Source Dvice Click Here To Know More Click Here...

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LG introduces new Prada phone

by Edwin - on December 28th, 2011 Luxury phones like Vertu are an acquired taste ? personally, I do not see much sense in forking out insane amounts of money on a handset considering how technology ends up obsolete after a while, so what are you going to do with the phone when you want to make an upgrade? Melt all the gold and make an earring, while making sure those diamonds are removed beforehand? Well, thankfully those who want more elegance and class for their handsets can always settle for something cheaper than a Vertu, without sacrificing too much in terms of quality. LG and their Prada phone by LG 3.0 is now public in South Korea, while those living in Europe as well as other parts of Asia will have to wait until January next year...

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PumPing Tap Boots You Cables out of the Outlet

I can recognize the fact that a lot of power is wasted by gadgets and electronics that are left plugged in when they are fully charged. That power draw is called phantom power and it adds up to some serious lost power over a month with all the devices around the country that are left plugged in. A new concept plug has a way to stop that phantom power draw that would drive me nuts. When the plug senses that the gadget it no longer in use or is fully charged the plug goes from green around the edges to red. Ten minutes after it goes red, the center section pops out like a turkey timer and pops your power cable out. That would drive me nuts if the outlet was hard to get to or if it was a smartphone left on that doesn?t last long on standby....

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Evidence Shows US Cellular Getting Galaxy S II, Tab 10.1`

US Cellular may be a bit late to the game compared to the rest of America?s carriers but it looks like they will indeed be offering the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Their model numbers showed up inside US Cellular?s ESN system. We have no indication as to when exactly these devices will head our way but we can?t imagine Q1?12 will go by without a word. [via Android Central] For More Information Click Here To Know More...

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Sony Ericsson LT28at To be Called The Xperia Ion?

We recently saw some leaked details on Sony Ericsson?s latest Android smartphone, which has the codename LT28at and is expected to launch with US mobile carrier AT&T. Now according to a recent report by Fusible, it would appear that the device may be called the Sony Ericsson Xperia Ion, as the company has just registered this new trademark. What we know so far is that the device will feature a 4.55 inch HD touchscreen display with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, plus a 13 megapixel back illuminated camera and a front facing camera which is capable of 720p video. Of course these specifications have yet to be confirmed by Sony Ericsson, as soon as we get some more information we will let you guys know. Source Fusible For More Information...

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Apple Suppliers Getting Ready for iTV Production says Source

Rumors have been floating around for months now that Apple would be launching a new HDTV that has been dubbed the AppleTV or iTV. Apple already had the AppleTV set-top box that has been around for a while and has been selling decently in the latest form. A source has now said that the Apple supply chain is ramping up to start preparing the materials for the iTV in Q1. The source claims production will kick off in Q2 or Q3. Apple is said to be prepping 32-inch and 37-inch sizes to start. The next generation of the AppleTV set-top boxes are also said to still be coming. A solution for users with existing TVs and one of people that want a TV with the tech inside already makes sense. I would bet that the set-top box and the iTV would share many...

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Deal of the Day ? Dell Vostro 260 2.7GHz Dual-core Mini Tower w/20-inch Dell LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $379

by Janet Cloninger on December 27, 2011 � 0 comments in News Today?s LogicBUY Deal is the Dell Vostro 260 2.7GHz dual-core mini tower with a 20? Dell LED-backlit monitor for $379.� Features:� 2GB RAM, 250GB 7200rpm hard drive, DVD burner, Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit), more. $478.00 ? $99 off = $379.00 with $8 shipping. This deal expires December 29, 2011 or sooner. Check the above link for more details on this deal, and check the LogicBUY home page for other deals. Tagged as: Deal of the Day Subscribe to our RSS feed. Click Here Read More...

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Nokia 801T Specs

Nokia re-introduce the new cell cellphone and now Nokia 801T was existing as the first cell cellphone with Symbian 3 Antenna TV and NFC are certain for The far east with dual-mode quad-band GSM and TD-SCDMA system ? 801T CODEC. Nokia 801T is also not missing with china cell cellphone, now eliminating many functions of the TV in it, of course, may also in the competition when its complexity, especially considering Nokia is the no.1 cell cellphone is no not accepting his success and how the marketing of Nokia. Nokia 801T is outfitted with a 4 in. display, the TD-SCDMA system, cellular TV (CMMB), NFC. Complete Specifications Nokia 801T: * TD-SCDMA/GSM dual-mode digital* Network frequency 900MHz,1800MHz,850MHz,1900MHz* 3G Support TD-SCDMA* Operating...

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StarTech Portable eSATA USB to SATA Standalone HDD Hard Drive Duplicator Dock Product Review

With the move to eSATA, many consumers are looking for a way to quickly and easily clone or move their content from their current SATA or IDE disk drive to a new eSATA drive, or they may be looking for a way to connect a new eSATA drive to a USB port for quick and easy access to data from another system. In either case, most of those looking to use this kind of product are professional techies within the IT Support Function of a company or service provider looking to deliver quick and easy service to their clients who want their important data moved between an old system and a new one, or have had a system failure and want quick access to recover their data. StarTech, the maker of many useful gadgets to connect everything from your home theater...

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Japanese Geniuses Building A Gundam

The Japanese are still at it, people. (Okay so they?re always at it.) More than 50 years since Ozamu Tezuka conceived of Astro Boy, Japanese scientists continue to obsess over that most illusive goal?a robot. But this time, they?re building a giant one. Fine, it?s not a Gundam, but what else can you call a 13 foot mecha? The Hajime Research Institute, rather than give Bandai free promo, consider their current work as building a viable ?4 meter robot? aka mobile suit. Close enough. Of course, seen above is a scale model Gundam. The Hajime Research Institute?s own mobile suit, which is un-built at the moment, is a far cry but similar in principle, i.e. housing a pilot. Go check out Hajime?s official site, which is in English and includes lots...

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Capture 360-degree Panoramic Video with Your iPhone

The Kogeto Dot lens works with your iPhone 4 or 4S?s camera and their own free Looker app to capture 360-degree panoramic video.� The Dot uses Kogeto?s iCONIC lens and their ?unique catadioptric optical system is fully AR-coated for excellent color fidelity in all environments.?� The Dot attaches to your camera with either a black, red, pink, or green mount.� The Dot is compatible with iPhone 4 and 4S.� It?s $79.00. Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera - A Whole Ball of Fun Pixeet Panorama iPhone Fisheye Lens Kit Review Spherical Panorama Photography Made Easy Tagged as: Cell phone camera lens, Panorama Subscribe to our RSS feed. Read More For More Information...

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