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Probably the most glamour Fantastic Four in this industry.
Well… check out this 4 model from Sony Ericsson. Aren’t they look gorgeus?
If you have the opportunity to choose one of them, which one will be “yours”?

Sony Ericsson K600i.

Sony Ericsson J210i.

Sony Ericsson Z520i.

Sony Ericsson S600i.

For me, I will take the last one ——–> Sony Ericsson S600i………!!!

Is this a WAR?
All the “big vendor” in this industry seems like “fighting” with each other. It is known that all the vendor now keep showing their “killer-design” for their new model (handphone).
As a fact, we’re into the last quarter of the 2005… so that’s mean the new model will be launch in a few month ahead…!
If you’re still wanna buy a new handphone, why not you just wait for the New Year 2006?
If you don’t, just take this NOKIA 8800…. it will make you “there”……

Check this out:

1) Integrated SVGA Camera.
2) Video Player & Recording.
3) Bluetooth.
4) Digital Music Player.
5) Durable Stainless Steal Covers.
6) Active TFT Display (256K colours).
7) Tri-Band.
8) Integrated Handsfree Speaker.
9) GPRS.
10) EDGE Technology.
11) Java MIDP 2.0.
12) Fine-pitched screen protected by scratch-resistant glass window.
13) 3D Image engine for enhanced graphics.
14) Video recording, playback & streaming.
15) Device-device synchronisation.
16) SMS/MMS.

Nokia…… believe it or not…?????

Hot…! hot…! and still hot..!
This is the new model (handphone) from Samsung that’s called z500.
Actually, this is a 3G handphone. Even 3G trend just launched in my country, it doesn’t mean the market for that service is bad…. in fact, the demand for 3G service are increased untill now.

What’s amazing about the Z500 is that its tiny form factor hardly compromises on the features. In fact, like most 3G phones, it comes with two onboard camera–one megapixel and one VGA–Bluetooth connectivity and built-in MP3 player. This feature-packed clamshell also features a digital power amplifier, MPEG-4 recording and a TransFlash memory expansion slot. Let’s get more specific of this “hot” gadget:

1) 3G; triband;
2) 1-megapixel camera plus VGA camera; onboard MP3/AAC player.
3) video recording (MPEG-4).
4) 262K-color TFT screen; onboard 50MB memory.
5) TransFlash memory expansion slot.
6) Bluetooth and USB connectivity; 89 x 44.5 x 24.5 mm; 95g

Catch this one! ——– ULTRAK WATER RESISTANT ECONOMY TIMER ———–

A very simple design and economical water resistant.
It’s very cheap and very affordable. Just USD15.95…!!!!!!!!!

But, it’s just come in a yellow color… sorry about that.
Want to know the spesifications?
Click here.…….

I’m very shocked today when I see the price for this gadget . It’s only US109.95 ……….!!
What a good price and what a good offer. Basically, if you’re the person who like a outdoor sport.. this gadget will give you a good guide in terms of planning.
But, it is not limit fot that kind of person.. you also might have this gadget as your personal use.

1) Sensitive, wireless weather station
2) Wall-mount or place on table; easy-to-read display; LED backlight
3) Included wind and climate sensors share transmission and power
4) Radio-controlled clock resets daily; also functions as alarm clock
5) Measures 9 by 4-3/4 by 1-1/4 inches; weighs 3 pounds;

Well, it is so portable huh…??!!
More info…..

Oregon Scientific RMR112 Cable-Free Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer with Clock.

Nice to see, nice to hold… once broken , considered sold…!
I’m joking… actually this is a “soft gadget”. It’s not a clock…. so don’t give this gadget to your child.
This is a scientific thermometer and it comes with clock. If you’re uding an old thermometer and sometimes not accurate, why not you tru this one.
Check out the specs:

1) Maximum and minimum memory function.
2) Registers and displays indoor and outdoor temperatures simultaneously.
3) 90-foot range between main unit and remote sensor.
4) 3 channels accommodate extra sensors.
5) Highly accurate radio-controlled alarm clock.

More design and models.…….

Radio Shack Pocket Computer ( The TRS-80 PC-1).

Maybe the design is not attractive, but at that time…. this is the most famous “pocket pc”.
The TRS-80 PC-1 is the first-ever BASIC-programmable pocket-sized computer! It’s actually the Sharp PC-1211, sold by Radio Shack in the US.
This new TRS-80 Computer is another “first” from the company which brought you the best-selling, world renowned TRS-80. A truly pocket-sized Computer (not a programmable calculator). Of course it is an ultra-powerful calculator too… And it “speaks” BASIC - - the most common computer language, and the easiest to learn. You’ll soon be impressed by the phenomenal computing power of this hand-held TRS-80 - - ideal for mathematics, engineering and business application.

Specifications:

Model: PC-1.
Introduced: July 1980.
Weight: 170g / 6.0 oz.
Price: US $230.
CPU: SC43177, SC43178.
RAM: 1.5K.
Ports: Expansion connector.
Display: 24 X 1 text LCD.
Storage: * Cassette storage.
Options: * Printer, Tape I/O
OS: BASIC in ROM.
* Requires Expansion Interface.

Radio Shack TRS-80 Model III.

More advance that the 1st model, huh…?
Yup… this model is basically an upgrade of the Model I, which was released three years earlier.
The main different between the 1st model and the 2nd model is it is faster, has more memory, and the floppy drives hold twice as much data. But… it’s still using the same CPU like the 1st model.
Lets take a look to this model and its specifations.

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Introduced: July 1980.
Price: US $699 base model. US $2495 w/ 32K, dual drives.
CPU: Zilog Z-80, 2.03 MHz
RAM: 4K, 48K max.
Ports: Cassette tape, expansion, serial.
Display: 12-inch B/W monitor: 64 X 16 text.
Strorage: 0, 1, or 2 internal 178K floppy drives. External cassette @ 500 / 1500 baud.
OS: BASIC in ROM, TRS-DOS on disk.

Still impress….??

IBM Datamaster 5322.

This model was launched in the July 1981.
It seems like classic especially about the color. The famous color at that time is “white”.
Now, IBM is a “grand name” in this industry. As you know, the IBM laptop is a one of the “greatest” among the rest.

Specifications:
Model: 5322.
Announced: 1979.
Released: July 1981.
Price: US$9,830 with printer.
Weight: 95 pounds.
CPU: Intel 8085.
RAM: 64K max.
Display: 80 X 24 text green phosphor display.
Expansion: Six internal slots.
Storage: Dual 8-inch floppy drives.
Ports: Current-loop serial port printer port.
OS: BASIC built-in.

The Datamaster combined word processing and data processing in a single machine to give small businesses the big benefits of information processing.
The same engineers who design the Datamaster went on to help designed the IBM PC, the computer system which started the PC revolution which exists today.

Well, this is the Radio Shack TRS-80 Model II. In my previous posting, I already show you the TRS-80 Model 1, so let’s take a look for the second model.

First, I’ll show you the specsifications:
Catalog: 26-4002.
Announced: May 1979
Released: October 1979.
Price: $3450 (32K RAM) $3899 (64K RAM).
CPU: Zilog Z-80A, 4 MHz.
RAM: 32K, 64K.
Ports: Two serial ports One parallel port.
Display: Built-in 12″ monochrome monitor 40 X 24 or 80 X 24 text.
Storage: One 500K 8-inch built-in floppy drive. External Expansion w/ 3 floppy bays.
OS: TRS-DOS, BASIC.

If you wanna compare the different with the first model, please scroll down to find the info.
Actually, this gadget remind me about my birthday….. (same age dude…!!)