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5/29/09

Enigma - 192GB USB Flash Drive


The Gresso Enigma USB memory is shaped like a decorative star and it can be worn like a necklace, like so many other storage devices we have seen lately. But Enigma is special - it comes with an amazing 192GB storage capacity.

"ENIGMA is a real breakthrough in the world of USB Flash Drive. This is the first USB Flash Drive with 192 Gb memory. It is due to the outstanding shape of the case which is capable to hold 3 flash cards, each of 64 Gb.
ENIGMA collection is executed of 200-year-old African Blackwood and plenty of fancy diamonds embraced in 18K yellow or white gold."


"The collection includes two lines - Constellation and Labyrinth. Every model is furnished with natural caoutchouc strap, which turns a USB Flash Drive ENIGMA from a high-tech device into a jewellery pendant."
The line of Enigma USB flash drives available through Gresso is a limited edition of 99 pieces. The price is set to 5000 EUR (about $6,400 USD) a pop.
(Via Chip Chick)
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  • 5/2/09

    Fujitsu Unviels Novel Dual Screen LifeBook 7010

    Fujitsu announced the LifeBook 7010 this morning. In addition to being a decently powereful, HD ready notebook, it also shakes things up a little with a unique 4 inch touchscreen LCD embedded above the keyboard.

    With the 16" 16:9 Fujitsu LifeBook 7010, Fujitsu has done something a little different. Yes, there are plenty of normal features to be happy about. A Blu-ray drive and a 1366x768 HD display. A 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 with 4GB RAM, plus 320GB of hard disk space and a 256MB ATI Radeon HD 3470. Lots of connectivity ports (4USB, FireWire, eSATA, ExpressCard/54, Ethernet VGA and HDMI), and integrated webcam and a nice solid keyboard too. It is a bit heavy at 7.4lbs and the battery life is meager, but already not bad for $1500. Now, onto the touchscreen.

    Possibly the most interesting part about it is that it is recognized by Windows as a separate second minitor, meaning it can serve as an extension of your screen and excess windows or even multimedia players playing video can be dragged down there. The standard display features up to 15 quick-launch buttons which you can customize. There are also other features, such as the ability to create a slideshow simply by selecting a source folder. This is considered the first of its kind in a notebook, so props to Fujitsu for innovating (and we aren't even going to talk about the gesture enabled touchpad here). It is available for order now through Fujitsu, although it won't ship until November 10th. Via Fujitsu
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  • Review of Asus Eee PC 1000HE

    Asus started the netbook craze with its tiny, 7-inch Eee PC. Shortly thereafter, every notebook manufacturer except Apple produced at least one tiny and inexpensive laptop just like it. Nowadays, netbooks are not that tiny anymore - little by little they have increased in size from 7" via 9" and now the standard screen size of a netbook is 10 inches. Even a couple of 12-inch models have been released.
    Hardware

    What they all have in common is the hardware - with a few deviations it consists of an Intel Atom CPU at 1.6GHz, 1GB or RAM, a 160GB hard drive and integrated GMA950 graphics. The Eee PC, however, has been upgraded with an ever so slightly faster 1.66GHz Atom processor and a higher 667MHz FSB speed instead of earlier models which had 533MHz.

    The speed increase is not big enough to be noticeable, but you might feel better purchasing an upgraded model. Asus' main selling point with the 1000HE is the battery life. According to the manufacturer, you should be able to keep it alive for 9.5 hours without resorting to an outlet. To achieve this formidable battery life, you need to use aggressive power-saving schemes, no Wi-Fi and turn the brightness all the way down. In our general usage test it still delivered more than 7 hours, which is still more than acceptable.
    Design

    As far as the design goes, the Eee PC 1000 HE stays with the concept we've seen in previous Eee netbooks. The keyboard is almost full size (92%) and the trackpad buttons are slightly tilted in the front. The entire casing of the netbook is glossy, which enhances the overall look but also attracts fingerprints easily.

    On the whole, the design of the 1000HE focuses on usability; it's not spectacularly thin like some of its siblings, such as Asus S101 netbook, but it certainly gets the job done with flying colors. Besides, keeping the design simple also helps keep the price to a minimum, which is often the deciding factor for a netbook buyer.
    Connectivity and Features

    The ports have been placed on the left- and right-hand sides of the laptop - none at the back. On the right is a memory card reader, 2 USB and VGA and on the left is another USB port, Ethernet, and audio line in/out.
    Summary

    While there are better looking netbooks on the market, the Eee PC 1000HE comes at a very attractive price point and offers excellent battery life. It's also very easy to use thanks to the large keyboard, and has all the features that the competition offer plus a little extra. Combine these aspects and you have one of the best netbooks currently available.
    Asus Eee PC 1000HE Technical Specifications

    * Processor Atom N280 1.66GHz
    * Memory 1GB DDR2
    * Harddrive 160GB
    * OS Windows XP Home
    * Weight 3lbs
    * Screen 10 inches
    * Screen resolution 1024x600
    * Graphic Card Intel GMA 950
    * Battery Life 7.5 hours
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