Toshiba has announced the Portege G810 and as if its not hard enough to keep track of all these hot new handsets it has the same name as the recently announced Samsung G810. The Toshiba Portege G810 also offers a nice set of specs, this one has support for HSDPA and HSUPA and is running Windows Mobile 6 with Microsoft Office Mobile and Windows Media Player Mobile. The G810 is just 14mm thick and features a 2.83-inch QVGA touchscreen display, built-in GPS, A-GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3-megapixel camera, FM radio, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM and has a microSD card slot with support for up to 4GB of additional storage. Pricing information has not been released but it is expected to be available during Q2 2008 in Europe. (Read the full post about ‘Toshiba intro’s the Windows Mobile based Portege G810′…)
Posted Feb 11th 2008 2:23PM by Ryan BlockFiled under: Gaming Good gawd y’all, we don’t normally bother with fan renders and mockups, but excepting the awkward placement of the L and R triggers there’s almost nothing about this PSP re-visioning that leaves us wanting. Gank that UMD, add some flash memory, and this is our be-all end-all fantasy portable gaming device — that will likely never ever be made.[Via PSP Fanboy]Tags: gprs, video, cellphone, home theater (Read the full post about ‘Fan-made PSP mockup is far sexier than the real thing will ever be’…)
Alcoshot Kit Pay attention: this is the world’s smallest re-usable spirit kit. And contains all the necessary equipment and ingredients you need to make up to 120 (3 litres) of mixed fruit flavoured spirit shots (15% proof) in just five days. Just add sugar. See price Tags: gadgets, digital, Ogg, PDA (Read the full post about ‘Alcoshot Kit’…)
Looks like Sony Ericsson will be making the leap onto the Windows Mobile bandwagon as announced at the MWC 2008 in Barcelona, with the XPERIA X1 holding that honor. The X1 will merge both mobile Web communication as well as multimedia entertainment in a single package so that consumer demand for a premium mobile experience for work and play can be met. According to Pieter Knook, senior vice president, Mobile Communications Business, Microsoft, “People should be able to have phones that deliver what they need throughout the day and stay connected with today’s broad array of on-demand information and entertainment no matter where they are. (Read the full post about ‘Sony Ericsson does Windows Mobile now’…)
The BlackBerry 8330 Curve will soon have a CDMA version on the market. The overall design is similar to the current GSM model with a keyboard a little closer to the current 8310 from AT&T. The new CDMA BlackBerry 8330 will feature GPS! No word on which carrier this will hit first, but it is not expected to be available this month, meaning we can relax till at least March. Sadly no mention was made of pricing. Keep reading for more pictures (courtesy of BB Geeks)… Via [BB Geeks] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! (Read the full post about ‘First pics of the CDMA BlackBerry Curve surface’…)
