Alcatel One Touch 990

Alcatel has announced the One Touch series of mobile phones at Mobile World Congress, with the aim of making Android accessible and easy to use. The upcoming Alcatel OT-990 is the company’s flagship handset, and the leading member of its “Get Apps” range. The One Touch 990 handset has a 3.5 inch screen, runs on Android 2.2 OS, and has a 5-megapixel snapper onboard. The fully-touchscreen device packs a 3.5 inch capacitive display pre-loaded with 20 apps, a 600MHz processor and Android 2.2, making it seem more of a “mass market” device. It also 5Megapixel camera with flash & auto focus, a VGA webcam, Bluetooth, GPS, HSDPA and WiFi connectivity, up to 32GB of storage and a 1300mAh battery. At launch, the Alcatel 990 will be available in a number of colours, including Purple and Red. Alcatel One Touch 990 smartphone is scheduled for release in May 2011 but sadly, its price has not yet announced.

features :

3.5-inch capacitive multi-touch screen display

Android OS v2.2

5 Mega-pixel camera with auto focus and Flash

FRont facing VGA camera for video calling

Wireless LAN Wi-Fi

3G HSDPA

Bluetooth

Expandable memory

miniUSB

G sensors , Proximity sensors , E-compass

GPS with A-GPS support

Social networking aggregator

Sharp FX

Sharp FX is one of the latest mobile phone launched by the company that comes in slider form factor with impressive list of specifications. This phone measures 114.3 X 55.9 X 15.2 mm in size and weighs around 141.8 grams.

Sharp FX sports 3 inches of TFT display supporting 256K colours along with 400 X 240 pixels resolution. A  QWERTY Keypad is also provided in the phone that makes typing of messages and mails very convenient.

The connectivity in the phone is offered through options of GPRS, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, UBS 2.0, EDGE and WAP 2.0/xHTML/HTML Browser. For entertainment, Sharp FX comes packed with variety of multimedia options including 2 MP camera with digital zoom, FM Radio, multi format music player, video recording capabilities, video player and games. The phone also provides access to  various instant messaging sites likes AIM, Yahoo Messenger and Windows Live Messenger.

Additional specifications that come packed with Sharp FX include expandable memory up to 32GB, Mobile TV, 1240 mAh battery and others.

Sharp FX Features

Display : 3 ” TFT Touchscreen

Quad band GSM Mobile

3G Support – with HSDPA

Camera – 2 Mega Pixels

Camera with Digital Zoom & Video Recording

Phone Book : 1000 entries with Photo Call

GPRS/ EDGE Enabled

Bluetooth and USb Connectivity

Browsing with WAP

It has Mobile TV facility

Stereo FM Radio

Micro SD Card : Up to 32 GB

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Panasonic CF-30F3SAQAM

 

Out in the field or down in the dirt, the durable PanasonicToughbook 30 is built to take a beating. MIL-STD-810F-tested for ruggedness, this brawny workhorse is encased in magnesium alloy, with durability designed into every seal, hinge and connector. Plus, as the industry's fastest fully-rugged mobile PC, it's built for lightening-quick processing and wireless connectivity. Communicate in real time from remote areas, access databases online and run sophisticated software applications even in the harshest environments.

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Genuine Windows Vista Business (with XP downgrade option)

13.3" daylight-readable TFT Active Matrix Color LCD with optional touchscreen

8.4 lbs., including battery and handle

Intel® Centrino® processor technology with Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor

1.6GHz L7500 processor

Full magnesium alloy case with handle

MIL-STD-810F- and IP54-compliant

3-foot drop approved

Sealed all-weather design

Shock-mounted, quick-release hard drive

Specifications

Operating System	Genuine Windows Vista™ Business (with XP downgrade option)
CPU	80GB HDD shock-mounted and quick-release
Memory	1024MB SDRAM (DDR2) standard, expandable to 4096MB
Display	·  13.3" 1024x768 (XGA) transmissive, daylight-readable LCD with or without touchscreen ·  External video support ·  Intel® GM965 graphic controller, VRAM (DVMT) up to 384 MB ·  Anti-glare, anti-reflective coating ·  500-1000 nit brightness
Audio	·  SigmaTel™ STAC 9751T AC-97 v.2.1 compliant audio codec ·  Intel® high definition audio compliant ·  Integrated front-facing speaker ·  Convenient keyboard volume and mute controls
Expansion Slot	·  PC Card Type II x 1 ·  SD Card (SDHC) ·  ExpressCard/54 x 1
Multimedia Pocket	Will accept optional Combo or DVD Super MULTI Drive, or 2nd battery
Keyboard & Input	·  87-key with dedicated Windows® key ·  Pressure sensitive touchpad with vertical scrolling support ·  Touchscreen LCD (only with Touchscreen version) ·  Integrated stylus holder (only with Touchscreen version)
Interface	·  External Video ·  Headphones/speaker ·  Microphone/line-in ·  Port Replicator ·  Serial ·  Ext. antenna conn. ·  USB 2.0 (x3) ·  IEEE 1394a (FireWire) ·  10/100/1000 Ethernet ·  56K Modem
Wireless	·  Optional integrated Gobi™ 3G mobile broadband (WWAN) ·  Intel® Wireless WiFi Link 4965AG 802.11a/b/g ·  Bluetooth® V2.0 + EDR (Class 1)
Power Supply	·  Lithium Ion Battery Pack (10.65V, 8550mAh) with over-charge protection ·  Battery Operation:7hrs. ·  Charging:5hrs.off/8.5hrs.on ·  AC Adapter: AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz, Auto Sensing/Switching worldwide power supply
Integrated Options	·  Global Mobile Broadband Internet - Gobi™ Technology (EV-DO Rev. A) ·  120GB Hard Drive ·  GPS Receiver ·  Backlit Keyboard-sealed rubber or plastic emissive ·  SmartCard reader ·  Fingerprint reader ·  UL1604 certified model
Dimensions & Weight	·  11.3"(L) x 11.9" (W) x 2.8"(H) ·  8.4 lbs.

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Acer Aspire Revo AR1600-U910H

Acer's Aspire Revo 1600 might be the first Nettop we don't actively dislike. We'd rather have an Xbox 360 in the living room, but the Aspire Revo 1600 would be suitable as a PC for young kids or as a low-profile cloud kiosk. Thanks to its $199 price tag, you won't feel too much remorse if it breaks or you outgrow it.

Typically our challenges with the emergent Nettop category have been that real budget PCs cost just a little bit more and provide a dramatic performance uptick, and similarly priced Netbooks offer equivalent performance with the added benefit of portability. The Aspire Revo 1600's price tag alone answers those issues. As a traditional computer, the Aspire Revo 1600 is worth considering for use as a cloud-computing terminal or a PC for the kids to bang around on. Acer and Nvidia also want you to think of this system as a living-room PC, but that's a harder sell. A $199 Xbox 360 can perform the same digital-media tasks, yet also offers an optical drive and powerful gaming capability this Acer system can't hope to match.

Due to its low price, the Aspire Revo 1600 is easier to describe by the features it lacks. With no wireless networking adapter, you have to add one via a USB 2.0 port, or hard wire the system to your home network. The Revo also has no optical drive. The roadblock to disc-based software installation probably isn't the worst decision Acer could have made. Full-sized applications like games and digital-media-editing programs would quickly overwhelm the Revo's 160GB hard drive and its 1.6GHz Intel Atom N230 CPU. Acer also offers a 320GB model with higher specs for $329.

The lack of wireless networking also ruins the illusion that this compact desktop will somehow improve the aesthetics of your home because of its size. You still need to connect at least a wireless networking adapter, and the bundled wired mouse and keyboard add further tethered clutter. Acer has made the Revo 1600 VESA-mount compatible, which means that you can mount in on the back of any VESA-compatible LCD, effectively hiding the system out of sight. We suspect few of you will go to that trouble, but the option may have some appeal for those looking to maximize desk space. (source)

WeFI

WeFi is a free software for fast and reliable connection to Wi-Fi wherever wireless is available, see the online status and location of friends and find a hotspot is available anywhere in the world.

How it works is like WeFi, WeFi users install the client on their computer, and then contribute data to the public by finding an open network with the WeFi client. Provide reports to the WeFi client Headquarter, which is then to share an access point with other WeFi users. In addition to helping you find an open hotspot, WeFi also has a social aspect that indicates to other users of Wi-Fi elsewhere. Frankly, it's hard not to be a little dubious of an application such as WeFi, which is actually tracking you wherever and as long as you walk with your internet will be in-track (here, unfortunately there are difficulties in the installation process when testing). However, if you really need wifi for free, maybe it's worth a try. WeFi is freeware, is currently only for Windows operating systems.

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