A Gigabyte representative at 3GSM Asia revealed to CNET Asia that the company's upcoming PDA-phone, the g-Smart i200, may feature not one but two TV receivers. According to Gigabyte's general manager for Global Sales and Marketing, Christopher Chen, the i200 is originally equipped with just a DVB-H receiver. However, there are plans to add a DVB-T chip to the handheld.
Click here to read more about Gigabyte's PDA-phone lineup at 3GSM Asia.
Hot after the heels of the Gemei X-900 comes another venerable China-designed PMP manufacturer. The F335 packs in a portable gaming device form factor. And it looks it, too. A 4-inch screen, stereo speakers and a joystick nub. Opps, the joypad's on the wrong side.
According to aigo, the F335 is more of a portable video player. It has a 30GB hard drive, ample support for DivX, Xvid and AVI, and even a small stand for tabletop viewing. And in regards to gaming, it has three built-in 2D games which, sadly, cannot be refreshed by the user. Click here for the pricing details.
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It looks like Samsung may be going after the compact 3G phone market after all. It is rolling out the Z230 which, like the recently launched Z400 slider, measures a petite 91 x 47 x 22.6mm with a carry weight of just 90g.
Features-wise, the Z230 doesn't bring anything new to the table. In addition to 3G, the rest of its functions pretty much mirror its predecessors. These include a 1.3-megapixel camera, 262K-color display, microSD card slot, Bluetooth and an onboard music and video player. According to Samsung's press release, the Z230 is immediately available from various retail outlets at S$498 (US$366.18) without contract and S$398 (US$292.65) with a two-year plan.
We know, we know. We were all gushing about the YP-T9's piano black surface before this. But purple? That's a right royal color and eminently suited for the aesthetic type who wants to veer away from cosmopolitan black. According to Samsung Singapore, the YP-T9 will be available in both black and purple editions when it arrives on the island's shores.
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With Christmas coming up real fast, just what does one get a tech chick? One thing any techie likes is a design that's cheery yet functional. The Lunch Tote bags those two criteria straight up. Made of wet suit-grade neoprene which is pliable yet protective, this contains two chambers to insulate food and drinks separately. When open, it lies flat so you can use it as a placemat. More importantly for today's modern worker ant, you can toss it into the washing machine or roll it up to pack away. What can we say? Delicious!