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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play







Nowadays games are as important to a smartphone as any other application, so there is no surprise to see a PlayStation-phone hybrid and the combination sounds like a winner.

Despite games for a new console type are not many. Sony Ericsson has over 50 games available for this model within days. They�re mostly Android created special for the Xperia Play. The games can also be played using the touchscreen

If you done playing the game you can call/text somebody. The phone has a decent call quality and built-in noise-canceling. The virtual keyboard is big enough for fast texting and also has text suggestions for even faster texting.







Tuesday, May 24, 2011

HTC Sensation









HTC Sensation is the Taiwanese producer new flagship and first dual-core smartphone. While the name �Sensation� is considered to hubristic, it really a non-self to judge the phone by this criteria. 

The dual-core technology means that the phone has 1080p video recording, nipper web browsing than its predecessor(HTC Desire HD) giving turbo charged performance more similar to a computer than a phone. The 1.2 GHz processor supplies more than enough to run the Android 2.3.3 software special design for this model. The 8MP camera and the delicious aluminium unibody chassis among with the other features will make this phone the most wanted when it arrives on the market this summer.







Monday, May 23, 2011

Panasonic KX-VC500




The VC500 codec box is the main component of the HD Visual Communication System(HDVC). It features full HD 1080i video input and output via HDMI ports, which makes the device an easy compatibility for any gadget. It can support two video inputs, four boundary microphones, and can link up to a maximum of four locations. The unique 360-degree HD microphone guarantees clear audio clear audio capture from any direction in the room. The technology is the same you find in Panasonic�s Viera TVs.

Due to the use of a H.264 high-profile video compression and SIP protocol technologies, the HDVC system can maintain a conference call with bandwidth requirements as low as 512kbps.

A secondary mobile camera can be used along with the main unit giving the conference call an unprecedented level of versatility.