If regular looking external hard drives bore you in terms of looks, or if you wanted an external hard drive that would go with your Alienware computer, then perhaps Silicon Power’s S20 offering may be something you might be interested in. The S20 model that is currently being offered by Silicon Power was modelled around a high-performance sports car, with the front side of the S20 supposedly resembling a sport’s cars’ low wind shear design.

You’ll be pleased to know that the S20 does not just offer looks but it offers performance as well (much like a sports car we guess), with the latest USB 3.0 interface, the S20 is supposedly able to transfer a 25GB Blu-ray DVD in 70 seconds. Storage capacitywise it comes in four flavors – 500GB/640GB/750GB/1TB. The S20 is also claiming to be “green” through a power saving mode, whereby the device will automatically switch to power saving/hibernation mode when it detects that there has been no activity in the last 10 minutes.
If the somewhat garish purple color and design does not put you off completely, the Silicon Power S20 is looking to be a pretty decent external hard drive.
It took Three UK six months to bring the Nokia E7 to its customers, but better late than never, as the E7 is one good Symbian^3 smartphone.
The carrier is offering the Nokia E7 smartphone for free with a new two-year £40 per month agreement called The One Plan.
Potential customers who wish to avoid being tied with a long-term contract can purchase the smartphone on PAYG (Pay As You Go) for £449.99.
With the ‘The One Plan’ that is offered with the Nokia E7 customers get 2000 minutes (anytime, any network), 5000 texts, all-you-can eat data, 5000 Three-to-Three minutes, Voicemail, as well as free PAYG SIM for a friend.
Those thinking of ordering the Nokia E7 from Three UK should be aware of the fact that the earliest delivery for the Symbian^3 smartphone is Friday, 6 May 2011.
As the carrier states, this is a time limited offer that will expire on May 31st.
It is worth mentioning that the carrier also throws in Free delivery for every customer who buys the E7, as well free Skype-to-Skype calls.
However, when clicking on the ‘Pick’ link, the correct image of the Nokia E7 is displayed.
As a side note, Nokia E7 is already available for UK customers, who can purchase the smartphone directly from Nokia’s webstore for £499 off-contract or £469 on PAYG (Pay as You Go). Check out in-depth Nokia E7 review for more info on deals and offers.
Those who are not bothered by a long-term contract can obtain the E7 for free from T-Mobile and Vodafone with a new £35/month two-year agreement.
To get more information on the Nokia E7 and all the other latest handsets visit phones4u.co.uk today. When visiting www.phones4u.co.uk make sure to check all available deals on best mobile phones from Nokia and Sony Ericsson.
Sprint has announced the Samsung Restore, an eco-friendly messaging phone destined for the carrier’s pre-paid Virgin Mobile brand. The Restore is constructed with recycled plastics and the phone itself is 83 percent recyclable.
The Restore is the first eco-friendly phone for Virgin Mobile. It features a standard dial-pad and display on front with a slide-out full QWERTY landscape keyboard. It has a 2 megapixel camera with video recording capabilities and also features stereo Bluetooth wireless support. The size of the phone is 4.6in x 2.1in x 0.6in (117mm x 53mm x 15mm) and it weighs 3.7oz (105g). The display offers QVGA (240 x 320 pixel) resolution and measures 2.4 inches across the diagonal. The battery is 1140mAh in capacity and offers an expected 6 hours of talk time.
Virgin Mobile has pre-loaded shortcuts to various social networking sites on the Restore and it supports popular POP3 email services. Google Maps and Virgin Navigator provide directions and navigation.
The Restore will cost $79.99 without a contract. A release date has not been announced.
You can find this and other cheap mobile phones at Phones4u.co.uk.
Harman has announced that their JBL On Air Wireless AirPlay speaker dock is more than ready to arrive at your doorstep assuming you aren’t too miserly to part with your hard-earned money for it. Being one of the latest tools in JBL’s lineup, it will offer music lovers an even more seamless music experience right in the comfort of your own home, and thanks to integrated AirPlay technology, you are able to enjoy music from your iTunes library on a Mac or a PC. That’s not all, of course, since your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch will also be able to enjoyed over a current Wi-Fi network.
Apart from that, you can enjoy all the hard work that has gone into creating an album artwork as you see it on the bright color display, not to mention song information, too. An included remote control is there to help you play and pause music, including navigating between tracks just in case something that isn’t suitable for your ears pop up on your playlist. Bear in mind that AirPlay requires iTunes 10.1 or later with the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running on iOS 4.2 or later.
With the presence of three advanced JBL transducers that deliver rich, full-spectrum sound in a uniform manner across a wide-listening area, you can be sure that you as well as your guests won’t be disappointed. Distinct stereo imaging isn’t recommended for desktop sound systems, but the JBL On Air Wireless dock sports a special HALO (horizontal acoustic level optimization) design to ensure it will rock the house by offering clean, powerful sound that is more often than not associated with JBL products.
There is also proprietary JBL technology used – we’re talking about digital signal processing, that helps maximize sound quality and output under any listening conditions. For those who are interested, the JBL On Air Wireless speaker dock is ready to rock and roll from this month onwards, carrying an asking price of $349 MSRP over at Best Buy and Apple online and retail store locations in the US.
In a world full of unnecessary gadgets whose functions can be provided by smartphone apps, the Quicktionary stands defiant. It’s for those rare occasions when you’re laboring over the Bible in its original Greek and can’t understand a thing. Oh wait, the Quicktionary doesn’t do Greek except when it’s English to Greek. Never mind, it covers most European languages anyway. Maybe not Basque/Euskara, but at least the very popular ones. Hebrew too.
The Quicktionary works by running its mini-scanner along a full line of text, with the translation appearing on the rectangular screen on top of the silvery dial. There’s a stylus thrown in as well.
Instead of buying this, why not just read books (including a healthy balance of Enid Blyton and Virgil), broaden your erudition, and memorize Shakespeare? When this happens, no word or phrase can stand in your way, not even a total mindboggler like Sprachgefuhl.
Oh yes, sprachgefuhl. A wonderful gem of German linguistics.
The HTC Arrive looks good, and looks strong. Rimmed with shiny, dark-gray paint, the handset has a glossy appearance and feel. It has barely rounded corners, like the iPhone 4, and two cutouts that reveal the front-facing speakers. On the back, a swath of brushed stainless steel and a decorative screw reveal that this is not a phone to be trifled with. And if there were any doubt, the phone’s dimensions (4.6 inches tall, 2.3 inches wide, 0.6 inch thick) and weight (a whopping 6.4 ounces, nearly half a pound)–attest that the Arrive is one brick of a phone. Its bulk makes it a bit less comfortable to slip into a pocket, but you won’t have to worry much if you drop it. We noticed, however, that the gray paint that rings the face easily flaked off in our bags and under our nail.
The HTC Arrive is Sprint’s first Windows Phone 7 phone, and the first to ship with copy and paste installed.
At 3.6 inches, the WVGA capacitive touch screen is slightly smaller than that of the HTC Surround, but has the same 800×480-pixel resolution. While it’s a fine screen that shows off bright colors and sharp edges, it doesn’t have the richness or pop of the Super AMOLED display on the Samsung Focus.
Below the screen are three touch-sensitive buttons for Back, Home, and Bing search. A camera trigger button is on the right spine, and the Micro-USB charger and a large volume rocker are on the left. Up top there’s a standard 3.5-millimeter headset jack and the power button. The Arrive’s back houses a 5-megapixel camera and a flash. As with all Windows 7 phones, there’s no card slot for expanding the phone’s memory, but the 16GB built-in storage should be enough for most casual users’ needs.
More than anything else, what makes the HTC Arrive stand out is its tilting screen. HTC is no stranger to this design; it brought us the AT&T Tilt and HTC Tilt 2, much ballyhooed back in 2007 and 2009, respectively. Those two handsets ran Microsoft’s earlier Windows mobile operating systems.
If you want to know more details about HTC Arrive read the full HTC Arrive review.
The once-thought delayed HTC Trophy for Verizon may still be coming based on a leak reportedly pulled from Verizon’s site. Microsoft staff are now being given a new promotion building on the old one. Those who bought a Trophy would receive at least a $100 credit per line, Phone Arena was shown; those who bought it before April 1 would have the entire price reimbursed by Microsoft.
The bundle would also give a leather case and a power charger to any new phone adopter.
Some rumors had suggested the phone wouldn’t arrive until June, although it’s not clear the date had been moved up. The April cutoff regardless points to a major step closer to launch that month and that there wouldn’t be long to wait.
The Trophy on Verizon would be fundamentally the same as the GSM version but would add dual-mode CDMA/GSM support and the NoDo update giving copy-and-paste text support out of the box. A 3.8-inch screen, a 1GHz Snapdragon and a five-megapixel camera will carry forward.
If you are after this phone and want to know more about it read the full HTC Trophy review.
Energizer unveiled a new cordless charging system for smartphones like the Blackberry and the iPhone a while back. These are the sort of chargers that use a case or battery door, you just lay them on the charge plate, and they charge. The line of Energizer offerings is Qi-enabled allowing them to work with any case brand that supports Qi.
Energizer has announced that it has added some new single zone chargers to its lineup. The single-zone offerings are smaller and only have space for one device to sit on the plate. The original Energizer charge plates were much larger and have space for more than one device.
The smaller plates are perfect for anyone that has a limited amount of space on their desk to nightstand and only needs to charge a single device. Energizer will also be showing off new products at CTIA including a new travel adapter with an iPhone dock, nightlight, and three AC outlets and dual USB outlets. A universal USB wall adapter will debit and a DC universal car charger.
Sprint has unveiled their latest mobile hotpsot router the Overdrive Pro 3G-4G which will now allow you to connect up to eight devices at once. and allowing you to use the 4G performance from any of the 71 Sprint 4G markets or to use Sprint’s nationwide 3G network.
The new Overdrive Pro router is equipped with a integrated LCD screen, which provides easy to read router information such as signal strength, battery life, and the number of devices connected to router at any time.
It also includes Shared microSD storage, GPS support and location-based services available to all connected devices. The Overdrive Pro 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot will be available to purchase from Sprint for $49.99 from March 20th onwards.
HTC 7 Pro is a mobile phone with every latest feature and equipped with modern technology.
A good mobile handset is the requirement of every person as it makes the process of communication very easy and convenient. HTC has always satisfied its customers by providing high configured mobile sets with all the latest features. HTC 7 Pro has made of lot of hot air in the mobile phone market during its launch. It has made its name in the market with its multiple applications and features. This phone can be purchased from any online or offline market with several HTC 7 Pro deals.
Features are never ending in this handset. It connects with 2G and 3G networks which is certainly a very useful feature. With its 3G technology, you can feel the pleasurable experience of video calling. It has attractive dimensions of 117.5 x 59 x 15.5 mm. Several display qualities makes this handset very alluring and these include an accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate, a proximity sensor for auto turn-off and a multi-touch input method. A wide capacitive touchscreen enhances the physical looks of this mobile phone. Store your endless data like music tracks, videos, games, contacts into its internal memory of up to 8-16 GB. Transferring your data will never become this easier with its several features like Bluetooth, Infrared, USB. Listen to your non stop music songs with its efficient MP3 player and you can watch videos of high quality with its latest video player.
A 5MP camera is a coupled advantage of HTC 7 Pro which comes with a high screen resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels. Messaging can be a very joyful activity with its MMS, SMS, Push Email, IM, etc. If you get bored easily, you can enjoy various exciting games in this phone. This phone comes in the color black which is a very dynamic and enchanting color. This handset can enhance your personality for sure. Geo-tagging and face detection are added benefits of this stylish mobile phone.
Although this mobile phones is offered by many top service networks like Virgin, Vodafone, Orange, O2, etc. But you will certainly benefit from HTC 7 Pro orange. There are three mobile phone deals in the market which are SIM free, contract, and pay as you go. The most exclusive and affordable deal for this handset will be HTC 7 Pro contract. Just sign a contract of a limited time period and you can start to enjoy your favorite network with your phone. This way you will enjoy the benefits of a stable network and you are not required to recharge your phone from time to time. A lot of shopping sites are offering these lucrative deals and you can select your best deal among all. If you get confused very easily, you can do one thing. Just visit any web portal and you can make comparisons of various deals to solve your confusion.
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