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16 February 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Mobile World Congress: Samsung Roundup

Mobile World Congress: Samsung Roundup

Share Okay, so Samsung announced two phones at Mobile World Congress: The “Memoir ” OmniaHD on the left, and the M7600 Beat DJ on the right. Here’s all we know so far:The OmniaHD has a 8 megapixel camera (with Xenon flash, CMOS auto focus, 16x digital zoom, blink detection, face detection, anti-shake and geotagging inclusions) and a a 3.7-inch AMOLED display, [...]

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15 January 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Samsung NC20 images, specs

Samsung NC20 images, specs

Share NC20: you know, the successor to Samsung’s NC10 netbook? Well, here are the specs.1.3GHz VIA Nano U225 CPU (sorry Intel fans)12.1-inch WXGA display (1,280 x 800)VIA Chrome 9 HC3 graphicsa multicard readerEthernet / USB 2.0 portsoptional WiFi / Bluetoothchoice of HDD or SSDfor a rumored price of $500. Not too bad really.And we know it’s real [...]

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14 January 2009 ~ 0 Comments

Samsung unveiles new slim MagicStation PC

Samsung unveiles new slim MagicStation PC

Share Nothing too pro here, but this reminds me of my recently brought HP Slimline PC. The specs for the slimmest one, the DM-X100 (the one the girl is holding) are:The size of 5.6×20.1×26.34cm withWindows Vista HomeCore 2 Duo E7300 2.66GHz nVidia MCP7A chipsetnVidia GeForce 9600M graphics3GB of DDR2 800Mhz RAM320GB hard drive7-in-1 card readerWireless keyboard and miceJosh’s [...]

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22 December 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Samsung’s NC20 netbook: the predictable successor to the NC10

Samsung’s NC20 netbook: the predictable successor to the NC10

Share Samsung’s NC10 netbook has barely been out long enough to get a footing in the market, and already we’re learning of its natural successor. The NC20 will reportedly hit the ground running in February, and with it will come a 1.3GHz VIA Nano U225 processor, a 12.1-inch display, 160GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM, [...]

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21 December 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Mac OS on a netbook? Here’s the compatibility list.

Mac OS on a netbook? Here’s the compatibility list.

Share Who needs Psystar? Apple says it’s had “pretty interesting ideas” for a Mac netbook, but it’s everyday users who’ve already taken action. Due to their similar technical underpinnings, most of the popular netbooks can run OS X, but there are plenty of caveats: non-functioning components which lack drivers and need to be replaced—or which [...]

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