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Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Nokia N95 in Diamond Edition

Nokia N95, the highly popular Nseries smartphone released by Nokia more than one year ago (in the spring of 2007), now comes in a new luxury edition. Offered by Continental Mobiles, a UK-based company specialized in luxury products, the new N95 features a Sterling silver panel in the front, which is encrusted with lots of naturally mined 4.42 carat diamonds.

Continental Mobiles has designed Nokia N95 special edition with smooth Sterling silver front panel and 4.42 carat naturally mined diamonds. With up to 4.42 carats of naturally mined diamonds and an unblemished Sterling silver front panel, this cell phone is sure to turn a few heads the next time you decide to make a party appearance. This elite offering from the house of Continental Mobiles address a new meaning to the world of technical merit in synergy with screaming beauty of diamonds with a retail price of £10,000.

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Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Sony Ericsson C902 mobile phone Launched in India

Sony Ericsson is out with its latest Cyber Shot, the C902.

The slide-out lens cover of the C902 opens to reveal its 5 mega pixels camera with 16x zoom, auto-focus, and face detection. There are eight illuminated camera touch-keys allowing users to select between camera modes, photo flash, face detection, auto-focus, etc, without having to remove their fingers from the shutter button.

The camera is the main selling feature of the Sony Ericsson C902, and it seems to be essentially the same camera found in the K850. Featuring the same multishot capabilities of other recent Cyber-shot phones, the C902 also comes with face detection, red-eye reduction and image stabilisation. Sony Ericsson haven't stated the video capture resolution of the C902, but the old K850 was a little disappointing in this regard.. although it does have a built-in image stabiliser.

In India, Sony Ericsson C902 can be bought from Sony Ericsson Experience Stores and leading mobile retail outlets across the country, in any of its two color versions (Luscious Red and Swift Black), for the retail price of Rs.20,995

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Monday, July 7, 2008

Sony A820 Walkman

The A820 series is Sony’s latest and flagship in the Walkman line up. As the head honcho of the family, the A820 is the first to sport Bluetooth audio. Unlike recent Samsung players which support extended Bluetooth features, this Sony only supports Bluetooth audio transfer and control. If you have used any of the more recent Sony Walkmans you will get a near identical experience since the interface and the features are the same. The only new thing here is the addition of Bluetooth, larger screen, and different form factor.

With that said, this review will be slightly abridged since have pretty much covered the majority of the A820 in the A810 and A610 reviews. This review will focus mainly on what makes this player stand out from the other Sony Walkmans.

Feature

Size: 51 x 93.9 x 9.3mm
Weight: 58g
Capacities: 8GB, 16GB
Screen: 2.4" QVGA TFT display (320 x 240)
Video Support: MPEG-4 (M4V)
Audio Support: AAC, MP3, WMA
Rated Battery Life: 35 Hours Audio / 10 Hours Video
Other Features: Bluetooth, Clock

Sony S710

When Sony released the A820 in Europe and America, they dropped the noise cancellation feature and instead shoved it into the S610 and dubbed the new model S710. This left the users with a choice between noise cancellation or the bigger screen and Bluetooth support of the A820 series as the S710 is identical to it's predecessor except for the noise cancellation. The question is if this was a smart move by Sony or if splitting the new features like this wasn't such a good idea. Read on for a full review of the S710 noise canceling player.