Posts filed under 'Phones'
Nokia N95 8GB Unlocked Cell Phone with 5 MP Camera ,3G,GPS,Madia Player –U.S. Version with Warranty (Black)
Nokia presents you the new N95 Black. This phone makes pleasure to hummanity. Nokia N95 has a lovely sound, nice design, 8GB memory card(Micro CD card slot) where you can put all of your favorite pictures, videos and music. Whoever buys this phone, will not regret because it’s quality which you can’t compare with any other phone. It has a very comfortable keyboard, large LCD display, 16 million colors, 5MP digital camera with Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, digital zoom and Flicker support.
July 20th, 2008
Apple iPod touch 8GB wihout Software Updates
iPod is a puzzle in 21 centure. This iPod has a 8 GB memory card, where you can put all of your favourite videos and pictures. IPod has a nice design and it’s best quality makes you want to use it for even longer. If you want to deffer from your freinds than you mast have it. IPod is a lifestyle. You won’t regret if you take this IPod because Apple Macintosh works to make a quality that will last a lifetime and enjoyable to use.
July 20th, 2008
Palm Centro Red Smartphone (Sprint)
Life starts after five o’clock. Not coincidentally, that’s also when the Palm Centro smartphone comes alive. Not only does the Palm Centro handle all your favorite voice functions, but it also offers text, IM, e-mail, and web access, all in a body that’s a lot smaller than you’d think. Add in such features as a 1.3-megapixel camera, 64 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth 1.2 support, a microSD expansion slot, and a full QWERTY keyboard and you have a terrific smartphone for all your messaging and personal needs. In short, there’s no better way to stay in touch.
Ruby red smartphone with 320 x 320 color touchscreen and 1.3-megapixel camera
Full QWERTY keyboard for messaging; offers text, e-mail, instant messaging, and web access
Comprehensive organizer functions, including contacts, to-do lists, calendar, and more
Expandable microSD slot (up to 4 GB)
June 23rd, 2008
Shure E5c Sound Isolating Earphones
Conventional wisdom has long held that bigger means better when it comes to headphones. The thinking has been that a larger headphone isolates and covers the ear, letting it experience sounds more fully. Shure’s E5c earphones are on the vanguard of a new school of thought: Tiny is actually better. Shure has managed to cram dual-driver speakers into small earphones that isolate the listener from virtually all background noise. If you don’t mind the secret service look, and you’re ready to spend more on your headphones than you spent on your MP3 player, the E5c’s won’t disappoint. In this case, you really do get what you pay for. Design
While the E5c earbuds are larger than other earphone-style headphones, they’re still stunningly small. The cord, which includes an inline crossover unit that separates high- and low-frequency signals, is thin and pliant. A bendable stiffening material is added to the section of cable that runs behind the ears, allowing the listener to loop the cables over and behind the ear– a simple and discreet solution. The gold-plated, 3.5mm input connector has a low-profile elbow bend to minimize accidental unplugging and snags. Shure includes a detachable in-line volume attenuator that controls volume without the need to fiddle with your player or listening source. The attenuator did seem a tad larger than it needed to be and, because it is not built into the E5c cord, it must be plugged in at the end of the cord. More than one tester said, “Why not just change the volume on the iPod instead of this doo-dad plugged directly into it?” A solution that places the attenuator nearer the listener’s chest would be a welcome addition, but it’s admittedly a minor niggle.
In an effort to match the earphones to ears of all shapes and sizes, the E5c earphones come with a number of earplug “sleeves” packaged in what Shure calls a “fit kit”. Our testers had little trouble finding a sleeve that felt comfortable. We especially liked the expanding foam sleeves that, like those foam dinosaurs that grow in water, expand to fit the contours of the ear canal.
June 3rd, 2008
Ultimate Ears Triple.fi 10 Pro Earphones Gun Metal Blue
For over 12 years, Ultimate Ears has been designing custom ear monitor products for your favorite professional musicians for use on stage and in the studio. Musicians put their hearts, their souls, their breakups, their memories and their passions into every song and they count on Ultimate Ears products to get the most out of their music. Now Ultimate Ears has has taken the same technology found in its custom personal monitors and developed a line of personal earphones for music fans, so that you too can hear music the way it is meant to be heard.
Ultimate Sounds for Any Lifestyle
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metro.fi 2If you are a fashion-conscious, active commuter who wants to get better sound from your MP3 player or iPod than you’re getting with your player’s stock headphones, the metro.fi 2 was made for you. It gives you a full spectrum of sound in a stylish in-ear design that incorporates a universal fit kit to maximize your comfort and minimize the noise around you. The passive noise-isoloating design that blocks out 16 dB of ambient noise, while the titanium-coated speaker and proprietary audio filters devlier a full, “punchy” sound. The metro.fi 2 series is perfect for those looking for an entry-level step up from their portable audio player’s stock headphones. |
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super.fi 3The super.fi 3 Studio earphones give you studio-quality sound in a unique in-ear design that incorporates pro-style ear loops to keep your earphones in place and a universal fit kit. The super.fi 3 studio also seals your ear canal like the metro.fi 2 but it blocks even more noise because the internal speaker is different. The super.fi 3 studio incorporates a proprietary balanced armature driver–the same technology found in hearing aids. Instead of pushing air to generate sound waves like your home speakers, a balanced armature is a coil that vibrates like a guitar sting. A balanced armature driver gives you distortion-free, full-range audio clarity while the in-ear design provides up to 26 dB of noise isolation for clearer sonic detail. The super.fi 3 series is a great intoduction to true audiophile headphones for those who are looking to get more out of their portable player. |
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June 3rd, 2008
SanDisk Sansa Speaker Dock for Sansa e100 and m200 MP3 Players
With SanDisk’s Sansa speaker dock, you can share and listen to your MP3 player’s music anywhere. The system is built around an integrated docking station that holds and charges the Sansa e100 and m200 series MP3 players. Once docked, you can play MP3 tunes out loud whether hosting a party in your basement or hanging out in the backyard. Even better, the system also offers an auxiliary input that’s compatible with other MP3 players, iPods, personal CD players, laptops, and any other audio device with a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack. As a result, users aren’t restricted in their listening choices. Other details include a USB connection (cable included) that lets you download songs directly from your PC to your Sansa e100 or m200; your choice of AC or battery power (requires four AAs); and a quartet of speaker drivers that produce high-quality sound. The SanDisk Sansa speaker dock, which sports a sleek white housing with a black grille, is backed by a one-year warranty.
June 3rd, 2008
Zune 80 GB Digital Media Player Black
Music and entertainment, your way. That’s what the Zune 80 GB Digital Media Player is designed to deliver. The Zune easily connects you with your music, videos, and pictures wherever and whenever you want, and unlike the iPod, it even has a built-in FM tuner so you can keep up with local news and sports. Your Zune gives you the power to wirelessly share full-length tracks, playlists, pictures and podcasts with your other Zune-wielding friends. And when you receive songs that you just can’t get out of your head, you can easily tag the songs and buy them the next time you sync up. Whether you’re listening to music, radio, or rocking out to the latest music videos on the bright, roomy screen, the Zune allows you to tailor your entertainment, right in the palm of your hand. Watch a demo on Zune.
The Zune easily connects you with your music, videos, and pictures wherever and whenever you want. |
Share full-length tracks of your favorite songs, albums, playlists, pictures, and even audio podcasts with other Zune users.Shown with Dock Pack v2 with remote, sold separately.
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Store up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 250 hours of video on the 80 GB Zune, available in red or black. |
Get all your favorite music at the Zune Marketplace. |
Simple, Innovative Controls
The Zune is a breeze to use with new, intuitive touch controls. Don’t subject yourself to cumbersome, slow scrolling. The innovative new Zune pad makes browsing your music, video and picture collections fun and effortless. You’ll fly through your favorites and get to just what you’re looking for in no time flat. This powerhouse device stores up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 250 hours of video. (Please note that music estimates are based on 128 kbps WMA files, with length of 4 minutes each; pictures transferred to Zune will be optimized for Zune screen size; and video estimates are based on 500 kbps WMV files with 128 kbps WMA audio tracks.)
That’s a lot of entertainment, and you’ll appreciate it even more with the Zune’s awesome screen. The big, beautiful, 3.2-inch color screen provides uncompromising portable video viewing. This Zune also comes equipped with premium earphones. Designed to block out external noise, these earphones provide superior sound and bass response, and leave your ears with nothing but your favorite tunes. Your favorite music, videos, and pictures have never looked and sounded better.
FM Radio
The Zune also features a built-in FM radio tuner so that you can listen to local FM stations or tune-in programming while you’re at the gym. Advanced tuning capabilities allow you to see the name of the song that’s currently playing on select frequencies.
June 3rd, 2008
Zune 30 GB Digital Media Player
Entertainment and sharing to go. That’s the Zune 30 GB Digital Media Player. The Zune plays music and videos, displays images, and unlike the iPod, it even receives FM radio so you can stay on top of local news or sports. Designed around the principles of sharing, discovery, and community, Zune connects people and empowers them with the tools needed to share entertainment experiences. The Zune experience is centered around connection–connection to your library, friends, community, and other Zunes. It’s powered by software that allows users to manage files on the player, rip audio CDs, and buy from a wide selection of music and videos at the Zune Marketplace.
The Zune lets you share music and pictures with other Zune users in the area. |
The controls are designed to be familiar and easy to use so you can jump right in and start having fun. View larger. |
Zune software can find compatible music files on your PC and copy them to your Zune device. |
Wireless Zune-to-Zune sharing lets you share your favorite tracks and photos. |
Browse more than 100,000 artist bios and hundreds of playlists in the Zune Marketplace. |
The Zune is a 30 GB digital media player, but there’s a twist. You can wirelessly share selected full-length sample tracks, playlists, pictures, or your own home-grown tunes directly from Zune to Zune (within 30 feet). You can listen to the full-length songs that you receive up to three times in three days, flag the ones you love, and easily buy them the next time you sync up–its like test-driving songs before you purchase an album.
The Zune’s navigation is simple and intuitive with a scroll wheel and basic buttons, and the big, bright screen makes it easy to browse music and show off your favorite pictures and videos. This attractive, smart device stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 100 hours of video. Get creative. Make playlists on the go and watch slide shows while you’re listening. And if you’re watching video on the Zune, you’ll be pleased with the landscape mode that allows you to get the most out of the vivid display.
Zune-to-Zune Sharing
Don’t forget the primary principle of the Zune: sharing. With this device in hand you’re holding an opportunity to share music and photos wirelessly from one Zune to another. Send your favorite tracks or images to your friends, or just about anyone with a Zune that’s within your reach.
Whether you’re walking down the street, in a room with a bunch of friends, at a concert, at the airport, or on the bus, you can whip out your Zune and see all the other Zune devices that surround you. In the blink of an eye you’re connected to your best friend and you can send over your band’s newest song. Another friend might get the hilarious podcast your little brother made at school, plus that hot new song you just downloaded from the Zune Marketplace. And, of course, there’s all the good stuff that your friends want to send back your way. The connections are made and the Zune community grows.
Best of all, the song you sent (or received) isn’t a short 30-second preview–it’s the whole song. Your friend can sample the song up to three times in three days, flag it on their device and then buy it from the Zune Marketplace. You can send pictures, too. If you loved the photo of your dog at the park and you just have to share it with your buddies, shoot it off to whoever is around. And any pictures that are sent or received can be kept and viewed indefinitely.
Sometimes you don’t want to be noticed, and the Zune allows you to fly under the radar. All you need to do is turn the wireless function off, or adjust the privacy settings to control whether people can see you are online. And if you want to keep your Zune private while studying in the library or reading the newspaper on the bus, you can also block Zune devices in wireless range from sending you a song.
June 3rd, 2008
DIOR PHONE
The new line of boutique phones manufactured in partnership with ModeLabs feature a touchscreen display, camera, and novel, mini-phone extender dubbed My Dior (pictured after the break). About the size of a USB key, My Dior is meant to clip onto the outside of your wo/man bag thus avoiding any frantic rummaging when the favorable divorce settlement call finally arrives. Sorry, that’s about as detailed as the specification list gets… not that specs matter when couture is at stake.
http://www.engadget.com
June 3rd, 2008
Linksys CIT400 Dual-Mode Internet Telephony Kit with Integrated Skype
The Linksys CIT400 Dual-Mode Cordless Phone with Skype is part of the iPhone family of products that use the Internet to enhance the way you communicate. The CIT400 is a full-featured cordless phone that provides an easy way to take advantage of Skype Internet calling as well as place calls over your normal phone line (PSTN) from a single device. No PC required! Just sign into your Skype account from the handset, and your contacts and their availability are displayed on your color screen. Advanced DECT cordless technology won’t interfere with 802.11 wireless networks.
A user-friendly interface makes Skype-ing easy. |
The base station plugs into your internet and landline connections. View larger. |
Get total wireless freedom with the Skype handset. View larger. |
Dual-Mode capability lets you choose whether to make calls over a standard telephone line or with Skype. Just select who you want to talk to from your contact list on your handset and get ready to talk.Of course, the handset supports SkypeOut dialing as well as your Skype contact list display. It rings when you have a Skype or SkypeIn or standard telephone call coming in, and shows the caller’s ID on the screen. The handset also supports call waiting and Skype’s optional voicemail service. When you’re on a call, you can hit the mute button for privacy, or use the speakerphone function to let everyone join in. Other features include polyphonic MIDI ringer melodies on the handset and voice encryption for maximum security. You’ll also enjoy 120 hours of standby time and six hours talk time on the handset’s rechargeable battery.
The Linksys CIT400 also allows you to choose to make calls to other Skype users or over your existing standard telephone line. You’ll get the convenience of a cordless phone and all its features, plus the high-quality voice reception integrated right into your Skype handset–no computer is required.
Long Range, Clear Sound, and Minimal Interference
Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication (DECT) technology enables long range, great security, and incredible call clarity. Operating at 1900MHz, the CIT400 uses a different wavelength than the crowded 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz frequencies used by most cordless phones. So it won’t interfere with wireless networks such as 802.11b or 802.11g Wi-Fi.
Easy Setup
The included Quick Start Guide walks you through the easy steps to setup your new dual-mode phone. Skype is already installed on the base station. Plug in the cables and sign into your account.
What is Skype?
Skype is a little piece of software that lets you make free calls to your friends all over the world. With an Internet connection and Skype in use at both ends, you can call anyone, anywhere in the world, for free! And with the optional SkypeOut service, you can make low cost calls to traditional landline or mobile phones worldwide at local rates.
The CIT400 has Skype software embedded in its cordless base station. Plug the integrated Ethernet port into your home network and use Skype without needing to ever turn on your computer.
May 11th, 2008
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