Ray T60: Dual SIM Touchscreen Phone

After the Ray T65 a couple months ago, we now have another phone from Ray, the T60. Let me remind you that Ray is a Chinese brand that has been brought to India by Mobile Store. Unlike other Chinese phones, Ray phones are of much better quality and have an IMEI number among other things to verify their authenticity. Moreover, they are backed by Mobile Store with a one-year warranty and the promise to attend to them should they ever have any technical problems.

Now coming back to our phone, it is a dual SIM phone but also has a large touchscreen encased in an attractive steel casing. Then there is also an accelerometer and a 2 Megapixel camera along with Bluetooth connectivity and expandable memory. Will it manage to impress us the same way the T65 did? Read on to find out.

Digital Hourglass

Here’s an evolution from old to new technology, an hour glass newly designed and fully functional. As an alternative of sand gradually leaking to the other half replaced with LED lights. It works well as a kitchen timer, but it doesn’t end there, it would be a fascinating thing to have sitting out in any room. It might be hard to discover precisely how much time you have left before it’s done. Thus, it would still give the impression of being great while counting down.

There has been other stuff alike to this, not fairly as stylish as this one, but comparable ideas. This was designed by Young Bok Kim and miserably is still a perception design. Even though possible and even if it weren’t, it would be bizarre of the regular price range. If you’re seeking for a reasonably priced version and merchandise you’re actually able to acquire you could check out the Digital Hour Glass Timer and bid for it. It’s not relatively as nice-looking as this design, but it could surge you over till the real McCoy arrive.

HP reveals 27-inch 2790m monitor

HP has introduced a new monitor dubbed HP 2790m. This 27-inch monitor boasts of 1920 x 1080pixel resolution. This monitor also doubles as a TV set. The 2790m is said to be the largest LCD in the mainstream computer market.

The monitor flaunts a dynamic contrast ratio of 30,000:1 and an anti-glare coating. The 400 nits of brightness ensure a clear and sharp display. The HP monitor incorporates multiple input ports like HDMI, VGA and DVI. This feature allows users to connect their DVD players to this monitor and enjoy their favorite movies.

The monitor can also be tilted and swiveled to provide better viewing angles. The monitor features an approximate response time of 5ms. Measuring 26.43″(w) x 18.45″(h) x 8.41″(d), the monitor comes equipped with 4 watt.

Eye-Fi introduces Eye-Fi Geo memory card

Eye-Fi has introduced the Eye-Fi Geo memory card. This new wireless SD memory card is exclusive to Apple and allows users to automatically upload photos from a digital camera to a computer. This memory card is the latest addition to the Eye-Fi product family.

The Eye-Fi Geo is designed to work flawlessly with Mac products and applications. It is also compatible with the iPhoto ’09 and ’08. This card wirelessly uploads photos on to a folder on the computer or to Apple’s iPhoto gallery. The uploaded photos are geo-tagged with the location information.

“Apple users want simplicity and an effortless user experience, so it’s not surprising that a significant number of our users are on Macs,” saidJef Holove, CEO of Eye-Fi. “The Eye-Fi Geo

Sony to launch ebook reader in August

Sony is rumored to launch a new ebook reader this August,

This reader is believed to include Wi-Fi connectivity, larger display and internal storage memory.

The new reader is expected to be a replacement for the Sony PRS-505. However, the reader has been designed on the lines of the PRS-700 but doesn’t include a touchscreen interface.

Reportedly, this news was initiated by a member of the MobileRead forums. According to the forum, a manager at the Books-a-Million disclosed the specifications of this reader. Many other sources have supported this news. However, none of them confirm the specific August.