LG Optimus Dual dual core smartphone review

LG Optimus Dual with NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor is the first dual core smartphone in the world. The latest multimedia features, new functionality and higher performance and unparalleled web browsing.

Its official entry into the net market in the world’s first dual core smartphone announced by LG at the end of 2010. LG Optimus Dual, the name by which it was named the super smartphone specifically for the Italian market than Optimus 2X of the remaining countries, it will be available from mid February on the Open Market.

The uniqueness of LG Optimus Dual is given by NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor, a feature that until now had not ever seen on a smartphone, and now marks a revolution in usability of mobile devices. The dual-core processor made by NVIDIA and superchip first mobile in the world, because it guarantees exceptional multimedia functions and an output more than doubled thanks to which you can enjoy an ultra-fast mobile web browsing with full support for Flash and accelerator hardware.

Users will be unable to remain excited about the utmost fluency in the use of applications and extreme multitasking capabilities on the dual core CPU. Not only that, using the same processor mounted on LG Optimus Dual, the most tireless gamers can play with their favorite games wherever they are, thanks to the qualities of a smartphone characteristics comparable with those of a portable console.

Designed to offer next-generation mobile experience, LG Optimus Dual also provides the ability to watch and record HD video in 1080p, and thanks to the HDMI connection, review the content on external displays a real experience of enjoying full HD. The HDMI Mirroring allows you to surf the web, browse photos and even play through the connection with the high-definition cable included in package.

LG Optimus Dual will be available from mid-February, initially sold with Android 2.2 (Froyo) and later updated to the new Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).

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New JVC GZ-HM50 & GZ-HM30 HD Camcorders

JVC GZ-HM50 and GZ-HM30 is a camcorder that was released in early 2011 by company Everio. JVC GZ-HM50 and GZ-HM30 comes with a 1.5 Megapixel CMOS sensor camera to record 1280 × 720 video AVCHD, it has also been equipped with a KONICA MINOLTA HD Lens with 40x optical zoom. In addition, both camcorders also offers many features including including advanced image stabilizer, Time-Lapse REC function, Face Detection and upconverted 1920 × 1080 output.

It has also been supported by SD / SDHC / SDXC memory card slot and the HM50 has 8GB of internal memory. Price JVC GZ-HM50 and GZ-HM30 for $269.95 and $229.95, will be available in the first quarter of 2011. You can choose black, silver, red and blue.

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iHome iDM12, iDM15 and iDM70 Portable Speakers

Clear voice IPAD / iPhone / iPod-moe pity when enjoyed alone, Do not pelitlah! Therefore iHome trying to make you so generous with the newest tool: iHome iDM12, iDM15, and iDM70. With portable speakers, the sound IPAD / iPhone / iPod-moe can dimetalkan or hardened, you just need to put on it. The form is elegant and pleasing to the eye the eye give more value and not an embarrassment to bring it everywhere. Also equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, this tool allows you to play lagumu from a distance or from the next room. But there are still not pricing details iHome iDM12, iDM15, and iDM70. Let’s wait further news.

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BenQ MW512 DLP Projector

BenQ MW512 is a DLP projector that has been present in early 2011. BenQ MW512 comes to offer a resolution of 1280 × 800 WXGA, 2800 ANSI lumens brightness, and 4000:1 high contrast ratio. This projector also has 16.7 million colors. The size is 265 x 100 x 210 mm and 2.6 kg. It is also able to produce images with 32-inch screen sizes up to 300-inches, and includes D-sub, HDMI 1.3, and composite connectors. Other features include a built-in 2W speaker and offers up to 6000 hours of life. Price BenQ MW512 DLP Projector for 9800 yen.

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Sony Bravia KDL46EX500 LCD TV's Review

With the Pro Bowl now just a memory and the Super Bowl staring us right in the face, you’ve still got some time left to get your hands on a new television ahead of that biggest of games (at least as far as football goes). Thus, this week, we’re going after the low-hanging fruit, the most abundant of models–and often the least expensive–the LCD television. We kick off our week with the Sony Bravia KDL46EX500, which is going to really impress both you and anyone you have over for the big game.

The Sony Bravia KDL46EX500 is a forty six inch 1080p LCD television that offers Motionflow 120Hz technology to cut down on blurring by bumping the frame display rate up (most televisions operate on a sixty hertz cycle–Motionflow ups that to one hundred twenty), LightSensor technology to change the brightness level based on conditions in the room, Ambient Sensor systems to change other settings to match conditions, the Bravia Engine 2 image processor, two ten watt speakers with simulated surround, 24p True Cinema display mode, a variety of video modes, four HDMI ports, two component inputs, two composite inputs, a PC input, a USB port, and an optical digital audio output.

I’ll say right off that I found the picture on this one pretty impressive, especially for an LCD television. Granted, it’s no 3D LED, but it’s still pretty nice indeed. It’s also somewhat dismaying to see that there’s no internet connectivity here, which is steadily becoming more of a requirement. But still, this plays equally well with old and new hardware, and is great for someone trading up from an old television.

The going price for this one (or so I found at four different places) is eight hundred ninety eight bucks, which is a little on the healthy side for a forty six inch television, but still mostly in line.

If you want a big, impressive new television for the Super Bowl, take a look at the Sony Bravia KDL46EX500, a television that should keep you front and center on the action.

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Acer’s GN245HQ NVIDIA 3D Monitor review

For those who want a 3D monitor, Acer has the GN245HQ, a 24-inch monitor.

Of course, there are a lot of other 3D monitors out there, but what makes this different is that the infrared emitters that control the shutters of the 3D glasses are built-in the monitor instead of working with the USB IR emitter. This is different than NVIDIA’s 3D Vision system, and it frees up another USB slot.

Other features include a 120Hz refresh rate LED backlight and 1920 x 1080 (full HD) native resolution.

The Acer GN245HQ will be released in Europe around February for about $585.

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Samsung LN40C560 LCD Television Review

Our look at the LCD television, ahead of the big game this Sunday, continues on with one of Samsung’s many delightful LCDs–the Samsung LN40C560, a surprisingly potent system that will manage to do a good job on price besides.

The Samsung LN40C560 is a forty inch 1080p LCD television that offers Samsung’s Touch of Color design (Charcoal Gray, specifically), ConnectShare Movie to allow content to stream from thumb drives or digital cameras, a game mode to enhance playback in high speed situations like gaming, wide color enhancer systems, the AllShare system that lets you stream video and audio from your PC to the television, two ten watt speakers with DNSe, AnyNet Plus, four HDMI ports, two USB ports and one PC input.

This is a great one if you’ve got a whole lot of new equipment, or if you’re looking for a television to use as a huge computer monitor, because it’s heavy on the HDMI, or rather, it’s almost exclusive on the HDMI. It’s kind of a tough sale, really, because it’s so dependent on new hardware, or at the very least, a receiver with an HDMI connector. Under any other set of circumstances, this television will be mostly useless to you.

Aside from that, though, the television itself is pretty nice. The sound quality is a bit on the lackluster side having no real augmentation for its dual ten-watt speakers outside of DNSe, but the picture quality is really very sharp, especially for forty inches, which is really about the lowest of the truly big screens.

And considering that the folks out at Amazon want six hundred fifty bucks for one of these, it’s a pretty good setup, assuming you’ve got just the right circumstances for it. The Samsung LN40C560 will not be for everybody, but it will do a terrific job, under just the right conditions.

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