That upcoming mini laptop from Dell that we got the scoop on last month at All Things D just got a name. Engadget’s Dell source coughed up the info that the mini notebook will be called the Dell E, which is an 8.9-inch competitor to the similarly named Asus Eee.
Then there’s the E Slim, which is a 12.1-inch screen, 0.8-inch thick competitor to the MacBook Air and Lenovo X300. Dell’s further segmenting the notebook with E Classic, E Video and E Video+, which has more RAM, flash storage, webcam and Bluetooth. E Slim will get WiMax shortly after its original release date as well.
The smaller Dell E looks to start at $299 in August, whereas the E Slim still has no price, but is supposed to hit August-September.
Samsung SGH-U600 platinum color
Clearly, Samsung does not drop his little U600! It recently have been entitled to a new makeover trend and very metallic. The Samsung SGH-U600 Platinum has not provided the privilege of an upgrade of its features, but its 10.9 mm thick will still agree even more demanding. No price or availability announced.
From rose at Elecom with FrancFranc
The trend is pink and if you have not yet noticed, and at Geek Hype one likes pink. So this helmet in the range of FrancFranc Elecom necessarily like! Yet the F-2EHP-OH700 (nice name eh?) Is nothing exceptional apart from the many big earphones to spend the winter in music and warm. Available in pink, white and black. Price: about 35 €.
Mimobot: monsters USB
Want to add a little humor to your keychain? The USB keys mimobot of mimoco are all cute little monsters a storage capacity of 1, 2 or 4 gigabytes anyway. From the simple skeleton Domo-Kun via Star Wars and Happy Tree Friends, these animals enjoy both younger than larger ones. Price: $ 40 or more depending on the series and capacity.
MP3 player for lovers
The Valentine approaching and manufacturers are scrambling to make the most romantic satisfaction. This MP3 player pretty Newman represents a heart, which itself leaves guess a couple who s’embrasse. The heart ‘broken’ can also be separate and operate independently, with 1 GB capacity for each piece.
Unfortunately it is only available in China for about 40 €.
Qtrax: music downloading free and legal
Access to the musical culture for everyone would it finally here? Imagine being able to download more than 25 million songs free, unlimited, and it legally… Qtrax is a new download service (like the iTunes Store), but it wants to be completely free.
The reason is the presence of commercials when playing MP3, and the impossibility of transfèrer on a portable player, they were usable only with the software provided SongBird. The real problem lies in the fact however that partnerships with the 4 major labels (Universal, SonyBMG, Warner and EMI) are not really established yet, and it is now rather difficult to download a song. Already available for Windows, Mac will have the right from March 18 next year.
P-Per: future competitor of the iPhone?
All touch - so Apple iPhone or LG Viewty - is currently the latest technology developed by manufacturers for their mobile phones. The concept thus takes this system, but in only 7 mm thick!
The P-Per, imagined by the Chocolate Agency, is actually composed of 4 different layers, which contains an LED screen and the other printed circuits. With a display this size, design is then almost completely customizable. To this we add, of course, a digital camera of 3 million pixels, and the ability to recharge the laptop in just 2 minutes!
http://www.chocolate-agency.com/fran/fran.swf
Sony Ericsson W61S: pink and much more
Available in pink, black and white, this new slide-up phone Sony Ericsson is unfortunately destined (for the moment?) Than in Japan, starting in April.
The characteristics of the W61S are worthy of a digital compact camera: CMOS of 5.11 million pixels, 3x optical zoom, auto-focus, optical stabilizer, ISO 1600, LED flash, detector smile… The screen LCD 2.8 inches is about him from the Reality MAX technology
Roboticist Steve Yohanan has developed the Haptic Creature that looks more like a bunny missing several important facial features to me, and this robot relies on touch feedback as it’s only means of communicating. Boasting pressure sensors all around, this furry, eyeless rabbit robot will be able to sense how it is touched or stroked, responding appropriately by making breathing-like motions, ear wiggles or purring vibrations.
I wonder how will it react to the pain of a power drill - will it’s ears just start twirling crazily until they pop off?
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