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Samsung Galaxy Note II purportedly reaching South Korea in brown and red
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Yes, the black Galaxy Note II might have been more wishful reasoning than truth, but that does not mean Samsung is sticking to a narrow palette for its extra-large flagship. A supposed magazine page in South Korea reveals both a brown Note II (currently offered in Japan) and a previously hidden red design headed to the country at an unspecified point in the future. The claim seems promising for those who’ve desired more choices than gray and white. All the same, we’ll continue to be skeptical unless the new colors are made formal– Samsung hasn’t discussed the authenticity of the web page, and the initial Korean forum post has actually vanished without a trace. We cannot help however wish it’s real, however, if just for the possibility of an additional smartphone made for vampires.
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HTC One V reaching Telus on June 8th, completes Canadian trifecta
Author: Angela Stephens
HTC’s One V is invading Canada en masse, having just slipped into Bell and Koodo stores in the past few days. Internal documents slipped out to MobileSyrup would have Telus completing an unintentional troika: it’s expected to ship the reborn Legend on June 8th. Pricing looks to be right in the middle of the pack, at $ 30 in Canuck bucks on a lengthy three-year contract but a still-manageable $ 290 contract-free. It’s not as frugal as the $ 225 price Koodo asks, but if you’re not eager to jump carriers just to get entry-level Android 4.0, there’s now an abundance of choices.
HTC One V reaching Telus on June 8th, completes Canadian trifecta originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 06 Jun 2012 22:03:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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BBC iPlayer reaching Windows Phone within ‘weeks,’ will catch up with Sherlock on your Lumia
Author: Sriram Reddy
We’ve see BBC iPlayer reach many devices over time, but it’s been conspicuously absent on Windows Phone. Nokia has stepped into give us some relief, and it’s now promising that a port of the TV catch-up service will be ready for your Lumia 800 “in weeks.” Good news no doubt, although Nokia’s encyclopedic knowledge of British TV streaming is also dashing hopes of using the Sky Go mobile app on Windows Phone anytime soon: the same Nokia rep doesn’t see Sky being ready for a “good few months” at the earliest. As such, you’ll have no problems keeping up with Doctor Who and Sherlock when they’re airing, but we wouldn’t count on watching live football matches for awhile.
BBC iPlayer reaching Windows Phone within ‘weeks,’ will catch up with Sherlock on your Lumia originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 28 May 2012 01:46:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Sony Google TV hardware reaching Europe in September, says Les Echos
Author: Rahul Gabe
A report in French newspaper Les Echos has said that Sony is planning to launch hardware based on the Google TV media platform in France in September, suggesting that the manufacturer has slipped on the summer launch it promised back in January. Les Echos confirms that two products are initially expected to launch — a standalone set-top box, anticipated to cost around €200 (almost $ 270) on launch; as well as a Blu Ray player, likely the NSZ-GT1 it showed off in London, which is set to launch for €300 (or around $ 400). While the report confirms the September launch for France, it also suggests that the UK, Spain, and Germany could also see the hardware at the same time.
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The ThinkPad Line Reaching 60 Million Sold Notebooks, Lenovo Celebrates With Modes Updates
Author: Charity Woods
The ThinkPad has long been looked upon as the standard of PC notebooks. Partly because the line has been a staple since 1992, but also because they’re just so damn good. The notebook line will hit the 60 million mark sometime this month. That’s impressive and an achievement that should be celebrated with a bit of booze and bonuses for everyone involved.
But Lenovo, the current owner of the brand after buying the rights from IBM in 2005, is keeping the line rolling towards the 100 million milestone with some nice updates. Hello, Nvidia Optimus.
Starting today, ThinkPad T410, T410s and T510 notebooks will be available with the Nivida Optimus technology. This platform allows the notebooks to seamlessly switch between high performance and energy saving modes. The result is 33% longer battery life, which Lenovo points out is about an extra hour of battery life. The refreshed notebooks are available starting today from Lenovo retailers with the T410 going for $ 1,299 and the $ 1,849 for the T410s.
Introduces Industry’s First Business-Focused Laptops with NVIDIA Optimus Technology
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC – October 5, 2010: Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) today announced that sales of ThinkPad laptops will surpass 60 million this month. More than 14 ThinkPad laptops are now sold every 60 seconds, contributing to Lenovo’s position as the fastest growing major PC company1. Throughout its evolution, begun 18 years ago to date, ThinkPad has recorded many ground-breaking innovation firsts like the first spill resistant keyboard and protective roll cage. Also today, Lenovo is elevating graphics performance by adding NVIDIA Optimus technology on ThinkPad T410, T410s and T510 laptops.
“Long recognized as a hallmark for innovation and excellence, ThinkPad has been the trusted laptop brand for business users around the world for nearly two decades,†said Peter Hortensius, senior vice president, Think Product Group, Lenovo. “With Lenovo, ThinkPad has grown even stronger for quality, reliability and performance, and we’ll continue to drive our commitment to innovation further as we design future ThinkPad laptops.â€
Record of Innovation
With more than 2,000 design awards under its belt, ThinkPad has helped transform laptop computing and changed the way people use their PCs. Famous firsts include:
· First modern laptop to fly in space
· First with a spill-resistant keyboard
· First with built-in CD-ROM
· First with built-in DVD-ROM
· First with built-in wireless
· First with embedded security subsystem
· First with built-in fingerprint reader
· First dual screen mobile workstation
Watch, Play and Win with ThinkPad in October
In celebration of this milestone, Lenovo is rewarding customers with a Customer Appreciation Event (http://shop.lenovo.com/us/landing_pages/promos/thinkpad/ThinkPad-sale) featuring up to 15 percent discounted pricing on select ThinkPad models purchased in the U.S. The promotion begins today and runs through Oct. 8.
Log onto Lenovo’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/lenovo) to match major ThinkPad milestones to their date in history for a chance to win a ThinkPad laptop. Learn more at this page and watch a video about past and present innovations and what the future holds for ThinkPad design. And read personal stories about users’ oldest ThinkPad laptops at Lenovo Blogs.
Killer Graphics Performance Plus Extreme Battery Life
NVIDIA Optimus technology makes graphics automatic, instantaneous and seamless. Users no longer have to manually force switching to reduce performance and save battery life. Now they can have extended battery life and electrifying multimedia performance. By switching automatically between high performance and energy saving graphics, ThinkPad laptops with Optimus achieve up to 33 percent longer battery life over discrete only mode2. That adds up to one extra hour of battery life per charge3. ThinkPad also supports Optimus technology to drive four displays via select ThinkPlus docks.
“New technologies like NVIDIA Optimus are making ThinkPads even smarter,†said Rene Haas, general manager, Notebook Products, NVIDIA. “Never before has there been a solution that so effectively eliminates the tradeoffs between riveting graphics performance and long battery life. Visual content is the most popular and important form of data today, and we’ve built the NVIDIA NVS 3100M graphics processor to be the perfect processor for the task.â€
Visit Lenovo’s Optimus website and Lenovo Blogs for more information.
Pricing and Availability3
The ThinkPad T410, T410s and T510 laptops with Nvidia Optimus technology are available immediately through business partners and www.lenovo.com. Pricing begins at approximately $ 1,299 for the T410 and T510 and $ 1,849 for the T410s.
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About Lenovo
Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) is dedicated to building exceptionally engineered personal computers. Lenovo’s business model is built on innovation, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction as well as a focus on investment in emerging markets. Formed by Lenovo Group’s acquisition of the former IBM Personal Computing Division, the company develops, manufactures and markets reliable, high-quality, secure and easy-to-use technology products and services worldwide. Lenovo has major research centers in Yamato, Japan; Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, China; and Raleigh, North Carolina. For more information see www.lenovo.com.
1Based on IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly PC Tracker for 2Q 2010 compared to Dell, HP, Acer, Apple and Toshiba.
2ThinkPad T410s with Nvidia Optimus versus T410s with current Nvidia switchable graphics using MobileMark 2007.
3Prices do not include tax or shipping and are subject to change without notice and is tied to specific terms and conditions. Reseller prices may vary. Price does not include all advertised features. All offers subject to availability. Lenovo reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time without notice.
