Toshiba’s Storage Device division has announced in a press release the extension of its external media portfolio with three new eye-catching devices. Storage capacities of 160 GB, 250 GB and 320 GB are on offer and come in three colours: “Gecko Green”, “Hot Rod Red”, and “Carbon Grey”.
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Motorola has joined forces with Carl Zeiss and Kodak to produce this high-spec camera phone for €350.
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Aimed at the budget market, the Lenovo G-series has a modest specification but is interesting in that it comes (in Malaysia where it was first launched, at least) with MS-DOS pre-installed and giving the user the option of installing Linux, Windows, OS X or any other operating system.
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Kevin O’Brien of NotebookReview.com has reviewed the Sony Vaio FW, the new Centrino 2 based notebook from featuring a new look and movie-optimized screen.
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Toshiba seems to be about to take the plunge into the netbook market but as you can see from the photograph their offering is going to be very different from the products like the Eee PC and the MSI Wind.
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As PDF-readers become more main-stream manufacturers are starting to look for ways to differentiate their products. Sony has chosen personalization as the USP for its latest reader along with the use of innovative technology and high specs.
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Of the three walkman-style phones launched by Sony Ericsson today the W595 is aimed most squarely at music lovers though it does boast a 3.2 megapixel camera with digital zoom.
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