t was already rumored about the announcement of Nokia X series Mobile phones and voila! It was true. Nokia has announced Nokia X3 and Nokia X6 mobile phones.
Nokia X3
It is a quad-band GSM terminal without 3G, with keypad in slider format. As for connection, it has Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP stereo audio, with an input of microSD cards
But the point of this terminal, like all X Series is its compatibility with music. This Nokia X3 has a compatible player com MP3, AAC and WMA, besides having RDS FM radio. With a 3.2 megapixel camera can take photos and videos, the latter at a resolution of QVGA (320 × 240 pixels), this puts us sad, the resolution is too low.
Obviously with integrated Ovi services and use the Symbian operating system. Available later this year for only 170$. Let’s see how these figure changes when it launches in Indian market
Nokia X6
The new X6 is the new Nokia Music terminal range low to medium term, it has a large 3.2-inch touchscreen in 16:9 format, perfect for watching videos. It includes a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and dual flash, video recording, HSDPA network compatible memory and a 32GB in box thanks to a microSD card.
Is compatible with Bluetooth 2.0, includes an A-GPS and WiFi, even supports China’s WAPI WLAN networks.
This Nokia X6 is actually an update to the acclaimed Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. It will be available later this year, for 650$.
The Vtech Premium concept phone will fulfill desire of all mobile phone lovers. All mobile lovers desire some brilliant and luxury designed phone which is made up of high quality material. Today lots of cellphone are available in market no one has luxury design like Vtech Premium.
It provides premium feeling to its users. It comes with silver metal and stylish hairline texture on both base portraits and handset along. Its high gloss sleek surface capable to get all consumer’s attention and its eye catching stylish look. When it is in use its subtle ring becomes red and it high gloss panel becomes dim on stand-by mode or when it not in use. Its tiny chrome select key is located on mid of upper surface which allows user to operate it easily and provide feeling of touch of jewel to its users. Its wide reserved LCD white rear light screen allows users to view its function easily in dim light.
LG has their Scarlet TVs, and their Cookie phones. But today we are looking at none of that, rather, the spotlight is on a tiny little projector called the LG HS102G that LG has introduced fresh in our market. It's small and fits in the palm of one’s hand. Wasting no time, we unbox and begin to explore the little thing.
Design and Features
While this is not the smallest, or most compact form factor around, we still like the small size. It’s a perfect rectangular chassis, finished in gloss black all around. The top panel has a platform containing touch sensitive buttons arranged horizontally. The side panels have some ugly looking grilles, but these are important for air flow and heat dissipation.
In the package we have a VGA cable, a VGA to component adapter, AV cable, brown and orange colored carry case, a black remote control, and power cords. Connectivity wise we do not have much, just a VGA in, headphone and Composite video input. But there is some candy in this model: a USB slot that can read MP3s, DivX and JPEGs. This makes very good sense in a portable projector like this, as the business guys can carry pics and videos in pen drives and display away, without the need of a laptop. Besides, there is a one watt speaker and Kensington lock.
This projector uses an LED lamp, and regular DLP display technology. This generally consumes less power than other cathode based lamps, and also has a life of 30,000 hours, which is quite juicy. The max res is 1280 x 1024, while native is 800 x 600. The brightness is 160 ANSI lumens, and native contrast seems healthy at 2000:1. The aspect ratio is 4:3, but also is capable of handling widescreen video. There is a manual focus dial on top of the lens, but sadly no zoom at all, nor do we have a lens shift option.
