We had our fun with the black, white and pink Chocolate phones. So when we got wind of the existence of their cherry and mint edition siblings, we rubbed our hands in glee. Just in time for our Christmas wish list, or so we thought.
The Korean chaebol has released two additional flavors to its popular Chocolate handset series, which cloth the new phones in Christmasy hues of red and green. Just too bad it's for the US market for now. No word from LG on whether these shades will make it to Asian stockings this year but, hey, if they don't, you can still ogle at the pictures below. Meanwhile, we'll content ourselves with Godivas.
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According to Sony, the LCD on certain makes sold between September 2003 and January 2005 may not display images correctly due to a glitch in the image sensor, and the company is offering free repairs to affected cameras.
Sony Singapore has clarified that the announcement is not a recall but an extended repair service offered free to eight Cyber-shot models which show signs of these symptom. The eight shooters affected comprise the Cyber-shot DSC-F88, DSC-M1, DSC-T1, DSC-T11, DSC-T3, DSC-T33, DSC-U40 and DSC-U50. Sony has also assured users that there are no safety issues with regard to this matter.
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More hearsay won't kill especially if the topic is on the fruity giant. An AppleInsider article highlight a report from Taiwan saying that the elusive iPhone will include a 2-megapixel camera. With 3-megapixel camera-phones already going mainstream, this does seem a little on the short end. But until more rumors come to debunk this one, we'll keep our fingers crossed
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The aigo UH-P706 just made it onto our radar. In fact, it made a huge blip on our scope because of its 160GB hard drive. We do not have detailed specs at the moment, but for what it's worth, it's a photographer's delight. It supports most of the storage card formats like SD, MMC, Memory Stick and CF.
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This looks like a pretty nifty portable video player. At 119 x 62 x 20mm and 100g, it's full featured as well. But what really intrigues us is how i-Max blended the sliding form of the Sony UMPC with joypad layout of the yet-to-launch iriver G10. But like most China-made products, the G5 tries to improve on its distant cousins with a built-in camera, an SD card slot and a game emulator. But watch out, only Nintendo Entertainment System titles are supported and it will take a longish time to transfer them via the USB 1.1 connection.
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