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We have the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY Android smartphone in hand and will be reviewing it soon. In the meantime here it is pictured next to the PSP go.
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We have the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY Android smartphone in hand and will be reviewing it soon. In the meantime here it is pictured next to the PSP go.
No doubt that Lenovo's spanking new ThinkPad X1 brings a lot of great features to the thin-and-light market. Backlit water-resistant keyboard, Gorilla Glass screen and typical tanklike ThinkPad construction make this $1300 notebook deirable. The advert above seems to put all of these features to the test when the ThinkPad X1 gets in between Jen and Steven. Oh, and Steven, Jen's freaking psycho.
Some concept vehicles are outrageous and others just seem to work. We think that the 2008 Jeep Renegade Concept should make it to market. Looking very much like a modern day dune buggy, this two-seater roofless Jeep offers a unique set of two electric motors, each making 200 kW (268 hp). The motors can drive the Renegade for 64 kilometers before their batteries need to be recharged, a task accomplished by a 1.5-liter, 115-hp Bluetec 3-cylinder diesel engine. 4-wheel drive, and off-roading capabilities are enhanced with a 110 mpg, along with a top speed of 90 mph and a range of 400 miles. Now that Chrysler is more profitable, maybe we'll see something happen.
They make some of the most compelling and desirable smartphones today and they're ushering a new paradigm in tablets with their Flyer 7" inch pen-enabled tablet. HTC now invites interested users and consumers to come to their "Telephones Lines…From Rotary To Hands Free - The Evolution Of Telecommunications Design" event on Monday, May 30 · 6:00pm - 9:00pm at the Andrew Richard Design Events in 571-A Adelaide Street East. Check their Facebook page for more details.