Review, Hasbro My3D

The Hasbro My3D turns your iPhone into a View-Master for 3D viewing, but suffers from toy-like build quality and fleeting novelty from only a handful of apps.

The Hasbro My3D is a cute idea – and that’s about as far as it gets. The toy offers the retro appeal of a View-Master by turning your iPhone or iPod into a 3D viewer, and comes with a collection of apps to experiment with. While young users will likely be amazed by it, the wonder is sure to wear off. That said, it’s an inexpensive option for distracting kids no longer placated by two-dimensional entertainment options.

Review, Samsung Infuse 4G

The Samsung Infuse 4G sets records for screen size and thinness, but some other specs fall short of its supersized reputation.

You can accuse Samsung of a lot of things, but it knows how to keep up with trends. The electronics maker just took the wraps off the Infuse 4G on May 5, and as of May 15, it’s officially available on AT&T. This isn’t just another Android phone, though. At 4.5 inches diagonally, the Infuse has a larger screen than almost any phone on the market and Samsung also claims it is thinner than the iPhone 4, making it the leanest phone in the United States. Couple that with 1080p video recording and the ability to install apps outside of the Android Market and we’ve got ourselves a hot ticket. But do the details match the headlines?

Review, iBuyPower Erebus

iBuyPower’s flagship Erebus Gaming PC delivers the bang if you’ve got the bucks. Ridiculous gaming performance outshines some minor design oddities.

iBuypower’s brand new flagship Erebus system tips the scales at over 80 pounds (our review system arrived on a palette via a forklift) and contains a sampling of some of the best computer hardware available in today’s market. Expertly assembled, the Erebus rightly includes a window on the left side of the chassis to show off the system’s impressive guts, including an elaborate liquid cooling solution.
Note: Our review system is a pre-release review sample and some specs are subject to change. We tested the system as-is, except where as noted.

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-TX100V Review

The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX100V comes packed with features including a slick touch interface, 3D still capability, and 1080p video recording at 60 FPS, but the sun is quick to wipe out the delicate OLED screen.

The latest 2011 digicams continue to ramp up still and video quality. Have we finally topped out? Sony tries to break through the glass pixel ceiling with the Cyber-shot TX100V, the latest spin on its stylish TX series.

Review HP EliteBook 8560p

The HP EliteBook 8560p offers potent performance wrapped in a stylish and durable metal chassis that would make 007 swoon.

HP’s EliteBooks have always been the unsung heroes of the business notebook world. While not as visible as the ubiquitous MacBook Pro or as prestigious as the ThinkPad, the sturdy business notebooks have soldiered on in relative obscurity, relied upon by businesses but unseen but the public at large.
With a redesign this spring, that may change. A complete refresh brings the design of HP’s workhorse into the 21st century, while additional rugged features and practical updates like a supersized glass trackpad make it more practical than ever, too.

Spesifikasi Kamera Digital Canon PowerShot G11 Terbaru 2011

Type
Compact digital still camera with built-in flash, 5x Optical/4x Digital/20x Combined Zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer System
Type
1/1.7-inch type Charge Coupled Device (CCD)
Total Pixels
Approx. 10.4 Megapixels
Effective Pixels
Approx. 10.0 Megapixels
Focal Length
6.1 (W) – 30.5mm (35mm film equivalent: 28 (W) – 140 (T) mm)
Digital Zoom
5x

Nokia E7 review

Nokia E7-00 was presented during the Nokia World 2010. Nokia calls this device an ideal business smartphone, running Symbian^3 and supporting various Ovi services, aslo has a range of corporate level security solutions.
Those who had a chance to see the Nokia E7-00 ”live” mention the high-quality of the screen, according to them the 4” screen of ClearBlack technology performs really deep black color and can easily compete with Super AMOLED screens.

Review Apple iPhone 4

People have been dreaming about video calling for decades. iPhone 4 makes it a reality. With the tap of a button, you can wave hello to your kids, share a smile from across the globe, or watch your best friend laugh at your stories — iPhone 4 to iPhone 4, iPad 2, the new iPod touch, or Mac over Wi-Fi. No other phone makes staying in touch this much fun.

iPhone '4S' possible, but with no 4G

If you had your heart set on an iPhone with 4G LTE, the yet-to-be-announced iPhone 5 might not be for you. The good news is that the next version is still set to get a few enhancements and end up on more carriers.

That's according to a research note by Jefferies & Company analyst Peter Misek, picked up by Forbes, which claims Apple's next iPhone won't sport LTE hardware from Qualcomm because the chipmaker "is currently not achieving yields sufficient for inclusion in the iPhone 5."

Asus U41JF-A1 Review

The key to any successful mainstream laptop is to compliment blazingly fast parts with a battery large enough to handle them. There are a few that can strike this tough balance, including the Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch ($1,199 direct, 4 stars) and Samsung QX410-J01 ($829.99 street, 4 stars). The Asus U45Jc-A1 ($867 street, 4.5 stars) mainstream laptop knocks it out of the ballpark in terms of performance and battery life, with over 10 hours of battery, and a good CPU and GPU combo. Now meet its successor, the Asus U41JF-A1 ($857 street). The U41JF-A1 has the biggest battery in the mainstream category, only this time it's paired with the highest-clocked Core i3 processor available and an Nvidia's GeForce 425M graphics chip. While its 8 hours of battery life wasn't as impressive as the U45Jc-A1, it still beats the socks off of any of its rivals. Thus, the U41Jc-A1 takes over as the new Editors' Choice and has made it on our list of best laptops.

ORIGIN EON17-S with Intel Core i7 overclocked to 4.5 GHz ships in May

Gaming laptops were out of favor recently regarding to Intel Sandy Bridge mainstream machines from all vendors taking up all the attention. We had enough of them by now and luckily ORIGIN has just finished overclocking 2nd generation Intel Extreme Edition Core i7 so that you could configure your ORIGIN EON17-S with a 4.0 GHz to 4.5 GHz with Turbo Boost processor. This is in EON17-S’ top configuration and the company also provides you with a fistful of processing units, graphics cards, storage modules, etc. to choose from.

Fujitsu LOOX F-07C is running Symbian and Windows 7

Fujitsu is working in cooperation with major Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo and are going to offer consumers the rising sun smartphone called LOOX F-07C, equipped with two operating systems: Windows 7, and Symbian. Now more information about the hardware of this exciting new gadget has been disclosed.

Best Android Phones

We compare five of the best Android phones on the market today, including the HTC Thunderbolt 4G, Motorola Atrix 4G, and HTC Inspire 4G.

The world of Android is fast and furious (maybe too fast and too furious). We made a Best Android handsets list six months ago, but it’s already woefully outdated. Our late 2010 picks were the Motorola Droid X, HTC EVO 4G, HTC Droid Incredible, T-Mobile G2, and Samsung Captivate. While these are all still excellent Android devices, time marches on, and so do our picks. Below are five of our favorite Android handsets currently on the market.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Neo review

It’s a sequel. Same cast and the same story but with a new lead and a new director. Shot in HD. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Neo is to settle some unfinished business at the box office. A year stands between the Vivaz and the Neo and Android does make all the difference.

Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II preview

Having earned its place in the Android hall of fame, the original Galaxy S can start thinking about retirement. And these won’t be thoughts of fear and worry. With a replacement on its way, the veteran can look forward to getting the respects it deserves.

Nokia N8 review

We’ve come to take Nokia for granted in the low end or the business class but it seems it has lost the knack for killer phones, run out of royal blood. It’s up to the Nseries to fix it all up. The Nokia N8 may just turn out to be the right cure. With that kind of hardware, it’s a smartphone you’d be mad to ignore. For a change we are not talking netbook-grade processing power or loads of RAM. Nokia have instead given their flagship an industry-leading camera and stuff like HDMI port and USB-On-the-Go.

First preview of ZTE Skate talks 4.3-inch screen, 250 euro price

The first preview of the ZTE Skate is out – the phone is slated to be the successor of extremely popular Blade and offers some enticing specs. The Skate runs vanilla Android 2.3 Gingerbread and packs a 4.3” WVGA hscreen.
That’s quite an increase from the 3.5” of the Blade, but that seems to be the direction that the high-end droids are headed in. The rumored price for the ZTE Skate is between €200 and €300, with the golden mean of €250 being cited as the most likely price point.<--!more-->

ZTE Skate live photos
Here’s what that kind of cash would net you – an 800MHz CPU, 512MB RAM, a 5MP camera and a 1,400mAh battery, which should be good for a couple of days of usage. The ZTE Skate also packs the latest phone-centric Android version and the big 4.3” WVGA screen was reportedly pretty good as was the build quality.
There’s no info on when the ZTE Skate will be available.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc review: Android de Triumph

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc is back for a second round and this time it will stay a while longer. The company’s new flagship did great in our preview and we’d gladly have more of it.
The statement just couldn’t have been stronger and clearer. The new BRAVIA screen and the impressively slim and fit body are exactly the way to treat a flagship. Android Gingerbread too is as good as it gets in the smartphone world these days.

Audio-Technica ATH-CKF300 Review

Review: The Audio-Technica ATH-CKF300 canalphones defy their low price tag and designer looks with surprisingly tight sound and design.

Headphone wonder brand Audio-Technica goes after the hip female crowd with its ATH-CKF300 “Bloom” canal phones. Featuring a number of available “soft” colors and a floral cardboard carrying case, these small canal phones are surprisingly big on sound. And at just $25 (street price), they are a steal too; if you can find them.

Kodak ESP Office 2170 Review

The Kodak ESP Office 2170 offers a built-in scanner, Wi-Fi, display and even printing from iOS and BlackBerry devices, along with inexpensive inks.

The Kodak 2170 is a home office dream that photo fanatics will love. Considering its features, it’s a compact machine that boasts productivity as well as a creative side. While it stops short of fulfilling your every corporate need and might seem a tad pricey at $149.99, the technology behind the 2170 will make it a staple for many small businesses and general households.