The E90 is a top device, after all there’s no doubting is plentiful abilities. Now though, you can have one that’ll have your boardroom buddies drooling with envy. See, this poshed-up E90 sports 408 perfectly handset diamonds and a solid 18 carat white gold shell. And a £40,000 price tag.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Nokia E90 COSTLIEST MOBILE WITH DIAMONDS
E90 has been festooned with 408 diamonds and an 18 carat white gold shell. Moreover, a total of 9.86 carats of VVSI–IF (LC) diamonds have been used to beautify the rim of the phone. Well, the Vertu collection from Nokia might be feeling the heat of Aloisson’s stunning creation. Reatiling for around 52,000 Euros ($82,000), the diamond-studded Nokia E90 is surely going to turn heads.
The E90 is a top device, after all there’s no doubting is plentiful abilities. Now though, you can have one that’ll have your boardroom buddies drooling with envy. See, this poshed-up E90 sports 408 perfectly handset diamonds and a solid 18 carat white gold shell. And a £40,000 price tag.
The E90 is a top device, after all there’s no doubting is plentiful abilities. Now though, you can have one that’ll have your boardroom buddies drooling with envy. See, this poshed-up E90 sports 408 perfectly handset diamonds and a solid 18 carat white gold shell. And a £40,000 price tag.
iPhone Princess Plus - World’s Most Expensive iPhone bearing Diamonds costs $176,400
Veils over the costliest iPhone have been lifted. Designed by Austrian jeweler and designer Peter Aloisson, the sleek ‘iPhone Princess Plus’ is studded with 318 diamonds, 17.75 carats of diamond and the music phone is also gleaming with 18k of gold around the rim.
This flashing beauty is priced at $176,400 USD, which makes it the priciest iPhone of all. One may think that since it is priced at such a high rate, there would be few or perhaps no buyers for it. But surprisingly a Russian businessman had already pre-ordered it in October 2007 and the handset has been delivered to him in January 2008.
The phone features yet remain untouched and the iPhone Princess Plus stands a class apart from the rest of the iPhones and also comes with a heavy price tag.
So the next time, when your loved one is planning to gift you a plain diamond bracelet or ring, you may want to re-consider demanding for the iPhone Princess Plus instead.
ETen Glofiish X800
- Eten Glofiish x800 Price - $576 (Average based on 3 Stores)
- Released: November 2007
- Style: Slide/Smartphone
- Dimensions: 114 x 60 x 16mm
- Weight: 146g
- Colours: Black/Grey
- Camera: 2.0MP, autofocus, video calling
- Internet:3G HSDPA / EDGE
- MP3 Player: Yes
- Bluetooth: Yes v2.0
- Games: Yes
- Texting: SMS, E-Mail, MMS, Instant Messenger,
- Internal Memory: 14MB Shared
- Memory Card: microSD (Transflash)
- Memory Card Capacity: 2GB
- Office System: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 - Professional
- FM Radio: Yes
- Wi-fi: Yes
- GPS: Yes
Samsung SGH P960
3 MP camera
microSD
FM radio with RDS
Bluetooth
USB 2.0
3G/HSDPA
TV out
DVB-H TV broadcast receiver
Samsung SGH G810
Symbian 9.2 OS with S60 3.1 3rd Ed.
2.6-inch QVGA TFT display screen
5MP Camera with Auto-Focus/Anti-Shake, 3x optical zoom
Xenon flash
GPS navigation
Bluetooth
TV out
USB 2.0
3.5mm headset jack
UMTS/3.6Mbps HSDPA
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
130 MB shared memory
Samsung unveils the World’s slimmest 8MP Camera Cellphone Module
The meaning of a camera built into a cellphone has changed in the past few years. From a gadget that makes photos in VGA resolution you don’t want to show anybody because of the ugly quality, photography has become must-have multimedia feature in all new phones.
With Sony Ericsson’s K800 or at the latest with Nokia’s release of their 5 MP devices N95, N95 8GB and N82, mobile cameras have become so good that they are able to replace a standalone camera.
The different phone manufacturers have started a real “megapixel race” which has currently arrived at 5 MP. There is no end in sight; many enterprises are already working on 8 MP mobile camera modules
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Also Samsung is among them: the Korean conglomerate has just unveiled the world’s slimmest 8MP CMOS which measures unbelievable 28mm x 15,3mm x 8,5mm. But with the exclusively for mobile phones designed module, Samsung shows not only their will to be one of the first to release a cellphone with a 8MP camera:
The new module, which is 10% more compact than current solutions, will have an ISO 1600 sensitivity, anti-shake capability, face detection technology, 1-cm macro and an automated shoot mode that is activated by silly, smiling faces.
Samsung 8MP Camera S60
Samsung is going to rock the mall with another Symbian S60 handset to add to their range of handsets that already run on the OS.
The mobile, so-&-so tagged as i8510 a slider,equipped with an 8 megapixel auto-focus camera with a xenon flash. If that doesn’t impress you straight off, the camera will also be able to capture video at 120 fps. It also has a 2.8-inch QVGA display sporting 16 million colors, an optical mouse for navigation, TV out capabilities and should be available in two models – one with 16GB of internal memory and another with 8GB. It has dimensions of 106.5 x 53.9 x 16.9 mm and is shelled inside a metal casing.
The mobile, so-&-so tagged as i8510 a slider,equipped with an 8 megapixel auto-focus camera with a xenon flash. If that doesn’t impress you straight off, the camera will also be able to capture video at 120 fps. It also has a 2.8-inch QVGA display sporting 16 million colors, an optical mouse for navigation, TV out capabilities and should be available in two models – one with 16GB of internal memory and another with 8GB. It has dimensions of 106.5 x 53.9 x 16.9 mm and is shelled inside a metal casing.
The Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber Shot mobile
The star of the show as far as pictures are concerned, though, is the Sony Ericsson C902 Cyber Shot camera phone (left and top). 
Features
The C902 is definitely a good-looking handset. It’s sleek and slim, and the lines running along its edges make it even more eye-catching. The 'hidden' camera is a unique feature. All you need to do to activate or reveal the camera is slide up the upper portion of the handset (just above the display) and voila, out pops a 5MP camera with a flash and a sexy blue neon light. The secondary camera for video calling is located in the front and doesn’t need to be activated by sliding, it’ll work as is. That is if we ever get to use it for its primary feature.
The 2-inch display has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and 256K colors. When the camera is activated, a set of touch-sensitive shortcuts (for camera options) appears all around the display. What I had a problem with is the keypad. Although it’s quite large, the keys are a bit hard and took some getting used to.
This 10.5mm thick handset has SE’s proprietary connector port for USB and a handsfree kit located on one side. Thankfully, like the Walkman series, the C902’s handsfree kit comes with a 3.5mm adapter. On the other side are the volume/zoom keys and the shutter release for the camera. It doesn’t have a hot swap slot for the M2 card (2GB provided) on the outside but you’ll find it under the rear panel. The rear panel is a bit tricky to open, so avoid fiddling with it unless necessary.
Performance
The C902 offers all the basic applications: a Calendar, a Task option, Notes, Timer Stopwatch, Calculator and a Code Memo feature. Like all SE handsets that are 3G capable and have a secondary camera, the C902 also has a dedicated application for video calling. The menus can also be customized – from a simple grid to rotating icons and single icon views – to make it look a bit more interactive.
Featuring a huge 5 megapixel camera complete with autofocus, the C902 also offers sophisticated image and video stabilisation features, and a proper photo flash.
Oddly, the C902 doesn't come with GPS, yet it comes with better camera features and the ability to play 3D games.
It's difficult to tell, therefore, exactly which phone is the better phone, as they're both clearly aimed at different markets.
However, you can add an external GPS module to the C902 in the form of the HGE-100, which effectively equips the C902 with all of the features of the C702, plus better camera features, but with a more ungainly look.
FeaturesThe C902 is definitely a good-looking handset. It’s sleek and slim, and the lines running along its edges make it even more eye-catching. The 'hidden' camera is a unique feature. All you need to do to activate or reveal the camera is slide up the upper portion of the handset (just above the display) and voila, out pops a 5MP camera with a flash and a sexy blue neon light. The secondary camera for video calling is located in the front and doesn’t need to be activated by sliding, it’ll work as is. That is if we ever get to use it for its primary feature.
The 2-inch display has a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and 256K colors. When the camera is activated, a set of touch-sensitive shortcuts (for camera options) appears all around the display. What I had a problem with is the keypad. Although it’s quite large, the keys are a bit hard and took some getting used to.
This 10.5mm thick handset has SE’s proprietary connector port for USB and a handsfree kit located on one side. Thankfully, like the Walkman series, the C902’s handsfree kit comes with a 3.5mm adapter. On the other side are the volume/zoom keys and the shutter release for the camera. It doesn’t have a hot swap slot for the M2 card (2GB provided) on the outside but you’ll find it under the rear panel. The rear panel is a bit tricky to open, so avoid fiddling with it unless necessary.
Performance
The C902 offers all the basic applications: a Calendar, a Task option, Notes, Timer Stopwatch, Calculator and a Code Memo feature. Like all SE handsets that are 3G capable and have a secondary camera, the C902 also has a dedicated application for video calling. The menus can also be customized – from a simple grid to rotating icons and single icon views – to make it look a bit more interactive.
The Sony Ericsson C702 Cyber Shot camera phone
First up is the Sony Ericsson C702 Cyber Shot camera phone. This is the baby of the pair as far as taking pictures is concerned, offering only a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, but no image stabilisation features.
However, it also comes with built-in aGPS for automatic geo-tagging of your photos, plus Wayfinder software to help you plan your routes and find points of interest, as well as built-in Google Maps for mobile that syncs with your GPS co-ordinates.
In other words, the C702 is a fully functional GPS phone that just happens to take fantastic photos as well.
You have to admit, it looks stunning as well. You can see that Sony Ericsson are really pitching the C702 as more than a camera phone, as it looks more camera than phone.
for more: click hereSpice S-707n
Price INR : 5299
Spice Mobiles has launched a new handset tagged as spice S-707n and it has equipped the handset with m-commerce. With the Indian Government regularizing m-commerce, Spice Mobiles has tied up with ngpay, one of the leading mobile commerce services in the country. Spice S-707n allows its users to transact through fast, simple and secure means with the pre-loaded ngpay feature enabling them to book railway, airline and bus tickets, make bank transactions, send gifts, pay bills, book hotels, movie tickets and more.
The S-707n is a music enabled phone and comes with a host of features including an FM player, scheduled FM and FM recording and stereo Bluetooth capabilities. The handset also has an integrated digital camera.
Spice S-707n also comes with JAVA Support, GPRS and WAP and the Opera Mini mobile web browser. Other features include SMS features like SMS Scheduler, SMS Auto Responder, SMS Search/Delete for a specific number. It allows its users to blacklist a specific number and attend selective calls only.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
The Samsung SGH-G800
Whilst new phones such as the recently featured Motorola Rizr can never truly serve as a genuine substitute for thoroughbred digital cameras thanks to their somewhat poor resolution and mere digital zoom the up and coming Samsung G800 offers digital image capture of a quality that elevates the device from being a mere cursory snapper to the status of a capable digital camera in its own right.
Built around an optical senor rated at a credible five megapixels, the Samsung SGH-G800 3G slider cell phone comes complete with auto focus, a Xenon flash, digital image stabilisation, red eye reduction and even face recognition technology but what really sets this camera phone apart is the inclusion of x3 optical zoom (a standard zoom rate for most dedicated digital cameras of equivalent size and specification).
The resulting package being a truly capable digital camera housed within a cell phone which comes with a 2.4 inch QVGA 320 x 240 resolution 262K colour display, USB and Bluetooth connectivity and a MicroSD card slot offering storage expandability.
More than just a phone with image capture capabilities, the Samsung SGH-G800 3G slider cell phone is more like a digital camera with built in cell phone capabilities and is due for release in Europe in November for a price yet to be disclosed.
Unfortunately, if you live outside Europe we should advise that, at the time of writing, there are no details concerning a wider release.
Das Samsung SGH-G800 mit 5-Megapixel-Kamera, 3x optischen Zoom und Xenon-Flash ist jetzt aufgetaucht.
Das SGH-G800 wird ein Tri-Band GSM/EDGE Handy mit 3G HSDPA sein. Es bietet Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0 und einen MicroSD-Slot. Das Display wird 2.4″ groß sein mit QVGA-Auflösung 320 × 240 Pixel und einem Slider-Gehäuse.
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Nokia 6110 Navigator
Nokia has just launched its GPS-enabled 6110 Navigator.The 6110 Navigator is an easy-to-use GPS-enabled handset. GPS may be its USP, but it’s also equipped with some pretty decent features. These include a 2 megapixel camera, microSD support, USB v2.0 (mini USB), Bluetooth with A2DP profile, music player, and stereo FM radio.
This 3G-, HSDPA-enabled slider also supports EDGE. A secondary camera located above its 2.2 inch TFT display (240 x 320 pixels, 16M colors) comes in handy for video calls. As for the GPS, maps of eight Indian cities are included, and are really quite detailed.
The device is available off the shelf for around INR14,250 with bill and warranty.
Asus V88i
The Asus V88i 3G mobile phone provides a variety of practical functions under its simple appearance, it looks like that of SonyEricsson's candy-bar phones but packed with great features. Amazingly, considering its size and its appearance, the phone comes with a touch screen, a 2 mega pixel camera with flash, a built-in media player supporting MP3, 3GP, AAC, an integrated QR-Code scanner, FM Tuner and runs in Windows Mobile 6 Professional.
This phone fits those who are looking for phone that is simple in appearance yet armed with practical functions.
Specifications:
- Networks: UMTS / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
- OS: Windows Mobile 6 Professional
- Screen: TFT touch screen, 262K colors, 176 x 220 pixels
- Memory: 35 MB internal memory, Micro-SD
- Form Factor: Bar
- Size: 101 x 45 x 16 mm
- Weight: 80 g
- Color: Black
- Touch screen
- GPRS
- EDGE
- 3G (384 kbps)
- USB support
- Camera 2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, autofocus,
- Secondary video call camera
- JAVA MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1
- FM Radio
- Audio/ Video Player
- File Manager
AsusV90
Features & specification:
General Network : GSM/GPRS GSM / GPRS
Frequency: (850/900/1800/1900MHz)(/900/1800/1900MHz )
Chord Ring : mp3,
Screen Parameter: 260,000 colors
TFT screen pixels:176×220pix 260,000
colorsTFT screen pixels: 176 × 220pix
Shoot Function: Internal3200,000
Camera Internal3200, 000
Operation System: Windows Mobile
System Type: Windows Mobile Edition:5.0
Talk Time: 300Minutes
Standby Time: 200Hours
Standard Collocate: Lithium batteries, chargers,TV-Output
Asus p320
Features:
The exceptionally elegant Asus P320 Mini GPS PDA phone was designed for the fashion-conscious who are constantly admired for their accessories – including their handheld choices. The Asus P320’s presents an ultra compact form that makes it feel almost weightless in a ladys palm. Its fashionable outlook is slim and slender, and is molded with round curves that are aesthetically pleasing to the eye. And yet, this beauty is not just skin deep, as a wide range of features make it equally powerful and intelligent – all packed in neatly with an original and exclusive interface developed by ASUS.
Stylish rocker
With a chic and fashionable outlook, the Asus P320 is a sure eye-catcher. Made to fit comfortably in the hand, the smooth mold of the P320 is carved out of gentle care and sophistication, and exudes a stylish feel. Rounded corners, sloping edges and a circular navigational key are all built around the desire to please the eyes; while the mini compact size further accentuates its stylish appeal – making it the perfect elegant accessory under any social occasion.
Cute Performer
This is where beauty meets brains. In spite of its compact size, this pretty mini PDA phone has an impressive array of powerful features. Operating on Microsoft Windows® Mobile 6.1™ Professional platform and packed full with features such as GPS navigation; EDGE/GPRS and WiFi for Internet access from anywhere; Bluetooth, USB and much more. The Asus P320 is your best fashion accessory that brings you from work to play!
Simple GPS Navigation
Never get lost again! The Asus P320’s built-in GPS module allows timely, faster satellite pinpoint and download for users and their location. Even locations in vast, open country, the global GPS network will always be able to locate the user, and the navigation software will guide the user to the destination smoothly.
Easy Access
The Asus P320 has a variety of exclusive applications designed for user convenience. With ASUS Today, icons such as time, calendar, messages, weather and the media player can be seen easily in the same window – providing users with easy access to their needed functions.
The ASUS RSS Reader, which receives up-to-date information automatically and provides the latest news and blog updates – keeps users update about current events or website updates. Another handy application is the Ur Time, which also allows users to set up to four different countries´ default timing on the phone desktop for quick country-specific time references, convenient for setting meetings worldwide.
With Auto Cleaner function, never worry about applications being hidden when you want to close them. The Auto Cleaner Function ensures those intended applications are really closed, thus freeing up space and memory for other functions.
Nokia N95's FAKE BROTHER
Specifications :
* Network:GSM900/DCS1800/PCS1900MHZ
* OS:Windows mobile pocket PC 5.0 default language
* LCD:TFT 2.8` QVGA 240*320
* Pixel:2.0M pixels
* Antenna: internal antenna
* Wireless transmission:Bluetooth,WAP, MMS
* Battery:1,500mAh Standby time: >150 hours Talking time: >6 hours
* Stereo Bluetooth earphone
* Languages:English,French,Denish,Portuguese,Indonesia,etc.
Accessories:* 2 × Batteries
* 1 × Earphone
* 1 × Charger
* 1 × USB Cable
* 1 × English Manual
HP iPAQ PDA -6828
Price in INR : 31,500.00
FEATURES :
General Network GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Size :
Dimensions 102 x 58 x 19.5 mm
Weight :140 g
Display Type :
TFT touchscreen, 256K colors (65K effective)
Size :240 x 320 pixels,
2.7 inch Handwriting recognition
Ring tones Type Polyphonic (64 channels), MP3, AAC Customization Download
Stereo speakers
Memory
Phonebook ,In shared memory, Photo call ,Call records
Card slot :miniSD,64MB RAM,
128MB ROM Intel PXA272 416 MHz processor
Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps
WLAN :Wi-Fi 802.11b
Bluetooth: Yes, v1.2
Infrared port: Yes
USB: Yes, miniUSB
Features :OS Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 PocketPC
Browser :WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML (PocketIE)
Games :Solitaire and Jawbreaker
Colors :Silver
Camera :2 MP, 1600x1200 pixels, flash, video
FM Radio
Pocket Office(Word, Excel, Outlook, Media Player)
Java MIDP 2.0 Video/audio album T9
Battery :Standard battery, Li-Po 1530 mAh
Stand-by :Up to 240 h Talk time :Up to 5 h 30 min
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