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2011-02-19T01:37:00.000-08:00

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2010-04-24T08:30:00.001-07:00

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Nokia Seri E

2010-04-24T08:29:00.000-07:00

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Rp. 600 ribuan / Bulan

Nokia E63
Rp. 300 ribuan / bulan

Nokia E71
Rp. 400 ribuan / bulan

Nokia E75
Rp. 400 ribuan / bulan

Nokia E52
Rp. 400 ribuan / bulan

Harga Handphone BlackBerry

2010-04-24T08:28:00.000-07:00

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Rp. 4.439.000,-
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Rp. 369.917,- x 12 bulan

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Curve 8520 Gemini
Rp. 2.589.000,-
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Rp. 215.750,- x 12 bulan

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Rp. 6.799.000,-
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Rp. 566.583 x 12 bulan

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Rp. 379.167,- x 12

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Rp. 170.833,- x 12

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Rp. 5.999.000,-
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Rp. 499.917,- x 12

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Rp. 1.299.000,-
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Rp. 105.250,- x 12

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Rp. 699.000,-
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Rp. 58.250,- x 12

Nokia E 63
Rp. 1.699.000,-
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Rp. 141.583,- x 12

Laptop Murah Intel

2010-03-03T02:12:00.000-08:00

Wajah Baru Laptop Murah Intel
Dalam pameran teknologi CeBIT di Jerman, Intel mengumbar tampilan baru laptop murahnya, Intel Classmate PC. Apa keistimewaan yang ditawarkan?

Kini laptop yang ditujukan bagi para pelajar tersebut dapat 'berubah wujud' dari notebook konvensional menjadi tablet dengan desain putar 180 derajat, menyerupai Apple iPad.

"Ini (memang) bukan laptop termurah di pasar. Namun, jika Anda melongok berbagai fitur, ketangguhan, desain, dan software yang digunakan, ini menawarkan nilai besar bagi pasar pendidikan," klaim Jeff Galinovsky, Regional Manager Classmate PC, seperti dikutip detikINET dari Wired, Rabu (3/3/2010).

Classmate PC terbaru disokong dengan prosesor Intel Atom, dengan layar sentuh 10,1 inchi--lebih lebar dari versi pendahulunya 8,9 inchi--, hard drive 160 GB, kamera 1.3 MP, koneksi Wi-Fi dan WiMax. Daya tahan baterainya cukup lama, yakni mampu digeber hingga 8,5 jam. Ada dua pilihan sistem operasi yang tersedia, yakni Windows dan Linux.

Keistimewaan yang ditawarkan laptop ini adalah keyboard, layar dan touch pad yang anti air. Selain itu Classmate desain baru ini juga diklaim tahan guncangan dan anti gores. Dengan casing karet ber-handle, notebook ini dapat dijinjing seperti tas tangan.

Rencananya Classmate desain baru akan mulai dikapalkan kuartal kedua. "Hingga saat ini 2 juta Classmate PC telah digunakan di seluruh dunia," tandas Intel. ( faw / fyk )

Nettop Manli

2010-03-03T02:07:00.000-08:00

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Komputer berukuran kecil atau yang biasa disebut Nettop, memang kian digemari oleh masyarakat. Selain karena lebih ringkas, nettop juga lebih hemat daya jika dibandingkan dengan komputer desktop.

Salah satu vendor komputer yang telah menggelontorkan nettop di Indonesia adalah Manli. Lewat PC T1 series, produsen asal China itu memulai debut 'komputer mini' di Indonesia.

Jika dibandingkan dengan PC, maka nettop bakal jauh lebih ringkas dan juga lebih menarik. Bobotnya tidak lebih dari 1KG, dimensinya juga cukup mungil yakni hanya sebesar ukuran buku tulis.

Penampilannya juga tidak kalah hebat, produk ini dapat dioperasikan secara vertikal ataupun horizontal. Dalam paket penjualannya, produk ini juga disertai sebuah bracket agar dapat dioperasikan secara vertikal.

Minimnya tombol pada produk ini, membuatnya tampil dengan kesan minimalis namun tetap fungsional. Misalnya, pada bagian depan produk ini hanya terdapat 1 tombol power yang dipercantik dengan lampu indikator.

Untuk bagian atas, pengguna dapat menjumpai sebuah port USB dan slot untuk memory card, serta jack Mic dan output audio. Sedangkan bagian belakang makin diperkaya dengan 4 buah slot USB, VGA, LAN, dan yang paling mengesankan adalah penempatan port HDMI.

Penggunaan port HDMI seakan-akan mempertegas produk ini sebagai pemutar konten multimedia yang handal, terlebih lagi jika pengguna sudah menggunakan LCD monitor yang mendukung High-definition (HD).

Meski berukuran mungil, bukan berarti tidak bisa digunakan untuk memutar film dengan kualitas HD. Manli T1-B dipersenjatai dengan prosesor Intel Atom 330 berkecepatan 1,60GHz.

Meski menggunakan jajaran Atom, namun jangan dulu beranggapan performa produk ini layak disandingkan dengan netbook. Atom 330, miliki 'otak' ganda dengan dukungan hingga 4 thread sekaligus.

Jadi tidak heran, ketika digunakan untuk memutar film HD dengan resolusi 1920 X 1080, produk ini sanggup meladeninya dengan mulus. Bahkan film tersebut hanya menguras sekitar 20% beban prosesor.

Kualitas gambar yang tersaji pun tampil cukup tajam. Sebagai pasangannya, detikINET menggunakan monitor Asus VH226 yang telah mendukung resolusi hingga 1920 X 1080. Sayangnya, kartu grafis ION IGP9400 yang tertanam pada produk ini hanya sanggup menghadirkan bentang resoslusi 1600 X 1200 pixel.

Hal tersebut memang patut disayangkan, mengingat produk ini sudah menyediakan port HDMI serta kapasitas hardisk yang cukup besar untuk menampung puluhan koleksi film berkualitas tinggi.

Kenikmatan memutar film pun semakin terganggu karena tidak ada media optikal dalam produk ini, terlebih lagi Manli juga tidak membundling nettop ini dengan media optikal eksternal.

Dengan demikian, pengguna harus rela menyisihkan setidaknya 300-400 ribu untuk mendapatkan DVR-RW eksternal dari merk pihak ketiga. Sedikit merepotkan memang, mengingat produk ini diposisikan sebagai Home Theater PC (HTPC).

Nettop Manli PC T1-B, menawarkan sejumlah fitur yang cukup handal untuk dijadikan sebuah pusat hiburan. Bentuknya yang mungil, performa yang handal, serta konsumsi daya yang rendah, membuat produk ini layak disandingkan sebagai komputer pengganti desktop.

Kelebihan:
+ Design menarik
+ Ringkas
+ Hemat daya
+ Performa cukup

Kekurangan:
- Belum mendukung Full HD
- Tidak ada DVD-rom

Kisaran Harga: USD 399

Spesifikasi Umum:
Prosesor: Intel Atom 330 1.6GHz Dual Core
Memory: 2GB DDR2 533
Kapasitas Hardisk: 250GB SATA
Kartu grafis: NVIDIA ION IGP9400
Interface: HDMI, VGA, 5USB, 10/100, LAN, Audio I/O
Konektivitas: LAN, Wi-fi
Dimensi: 190x150x25mm
Bobot: 900g ( eno / faw )

Nexus One

2010-03-03T02:01:00.000-08:00

Ponsel anyar besutan Google, Nexus One, tak lama lagi akan meramaikan pasar ponsel cerdas di Indonesia. Ponsel dengan sistem operasi Android 2.1 itu coba dibawa masuk oleh Indosat. Kapan?

"Insya Allah, Nexus One bisa kami hadirkan paling cepat tahun ini. Kami masih melakukan pembicaraan dengan Google," bisik Group Head Brand Marketing Indosat Teguh Prasetya di sela Mega Bazaar, Jakarta Convention Center, Jakarta, Rabu (3/3/201).

Indonesia, menurut Teguh, dinilai oleh Google sebagai pasar yang punya peluang cukup menarik untuk melebarkan sayap bisnisnya, termasuk untuk Nexus One.

"Google sudah mulai terbuka dengan Indonesia. Buktinya, mereka telah membuka pintunya untuk Google Android Market," kata Teguh.

Technical Program Manager Developer Relation Engineering Google, Christine M Songco, mengakui Indonesia merupakan pasar yang menarik. Namun sayangnya, masih kurang dalam hal penyediaan konten lokal.

"Itu sebabnya, kami masih mempelajari dulu pasar di sini. Kami masih belum tahu strateginya seperti apa di Asia Tenggara, khususnya Indonesia," pungkasnya.
( rou / ash )

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2010-01-26T07:44:00.001-08:00

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new battery-saving way to do voice calls

2009-12-13T19:42:00.001-08:00

Mobile phones are getting more and more data-oriented, with the internet being commonplace nowadays… but the thing is, most people still use mobile phones for voice calls, most of the time. And it’s voice calls that clog up the network, and make your battery not last very long, according to Nokia-Siemens (who make and install cell towers).

So, according to IntoMobile, they’ve come with a solution. And it’s called CSoHSPA.

Ok, if you say that out loud, it may well sound like Yoda clearing his throat, but what it stands for is ‘Circuit-Switched over HSPA’. Except that doesn’t really tell you much, either, does it? Basically, what it amounts to is, instead of treating voice calls as separate to data, and giving them their own slot in the cell tower, it treats them as just another data call, as a series of data packets, going through the high-speed data signal. Nokia-Siemens are saying that with a simple software upgrade, that would give an increase in battery life, to users’ phones, of up to 50%.

That’s pretty impressive.

Of course, that’s where the market’s going anyway, and when 4G rocks up to the party, everything’s going to be on a data connection, with no dedicated voice slots. So, just maybe, this’ll be the perfect thing to get us all used to phones working that way. I do have to wonder, as well, whether it means that current 3G and HSDPA phones will then be able to use 4G cell towers. If so, then blimey, that’s going to make the rollout of 4G masts so very much easier! Of course, it doesn’t mean you’d be getting 200Mbps internet speeds on your Nokia N97, but it will mean they can get the masts in quicker, without worrying about phones not being able to use them.

Probably not the case, like, but it’s tempting to wonder what life will be like if Nokia-Siemens have already got that in mind…

Nokia looking to corner the market on cheap smartphones

2009-12-13T19:41:00.000-08:00

With their Nseries of phones, Nokia were once the darlings of the smartphone world. Nowadays, though, despite the awesome power of the Nokia N97, they’ve slipped somewhat, compared to new upstarts like Apple and HTC. And so, Nokia have thought of a new strategy, according to IntoMobile. Nokia’s bread and butter business has always been the mid to low range. Entry level phones, and mid-rangers, that don’t have massively huge feature-sets, but do sell by the truckload.

So, they’ve come to the conclusion that what would be a brilliant marketing strategy is to make smartphones that aren’t top-enders like the Nokia N97, but that sit nicely in the mid-range.

Smartphones for the masses, if you like.

Or, in the slightly more sensible business words of Nokia CEO lli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Nokia “intends to expand by offering smartphones at lower prices to reach more consumers.”

That makes a lot of sense, when you realise how well the Nokia 5800 has s0ld… and when you consider just how bleedin’ gorgeous the Nokia E71 is (seriously, m’good buddy Wee Gary’s got one and it is proper nice… all slim and luvverly).

So, all in all, if you want a proper smartphone, but you don’t want to pay top dollar for one, looks like Nokia’s coming to your rescue!

phone coverage to extend

2009-12-13T19:40:00.001-08:00

A story now, for all the extreme ironing fraternity out there (or whatever the next daft extreme sport is… probably extreme sneezing by now), as news has come through of mobile phone coverage to extend into an area where you wouldn’t really expect it to appear.

Or, in other words, the top of Mount Everest.

According to Tech Shout, the antennas use a satellite uplink to route calls back down to sea-level network, but on the ground (well, on the mountain, which is admittedly stretching the definition of ‘on the ground’ a bit), it’ll act just like a normal phone network. Although I’m presuming it’ll be a bit more resistant to cold, since I’d imagine it can raaaaaaaaaaaather nippy up Everest…

The masts they’ve put up can be used by both GSM phones (so any British climbers with something like a Samsung Solid will be sorted) and CDMA phones (so our American brethren, lucky people that they are, would be able to take a Palm Pre up there if they so chose), although I dread to think what the roaming rates’d be to ring someone from up on the roof of the world.

And although I joke, surely anyone can see the benefit of having them up there. If you’ve fallen down a 93 foot deep crevasse, it’s going to at least be a bit of comfort to know your ate who was actually looking where he was going can ring for help. Since, you know, there’s plenty of flat ground on Mount Everest, it’s just that most of its vertical…

And hey, if you take the Sony Ericsson Idou with you, just imagine the awesome photos you’ll bring back.

luxury phones get even more ludicrous

2009-12-13T19:39:00.000-08:00

Ah, another day, another stupidly expensive phone with very little point to it. For every super-powered Nokia N97 that gets launched, there’s a low-powered but oh so delectable (allegedly) Vertu, and here’s another high-flyer to add to the list, this time hailing from Switzerland.

Called the Goldvish Revolution, it seems that it’s one claim to fame is the Swiss-made precision clock housed in the bottom end of the body.

Er, ok…

As for specs and features, well, I wouldn’t expect it to have a great many. The screen is tiny, and the exquisite engineering (which is a given, coming from Swiss craftsmen) just can’t hide the fact it won’t actually do an awful lot. And precisely what is the fascination with putting a mechanical clock in the body of the phone that seems to have affected so many luxury phones recently? Is the fact the phone has a clock on screen not good enough? I mean, come on, it’s guaranteed to make the phone both heavier and bigger, and, to be brutally honest, pull one of these bad boys out in town, and you’re going to look like an ostentatious git.

You really want an clock with hands, get yourself an HTC Magic, with an analogue clock on screen. Such a better phone. Oh, and you won’t have to pay upwards of £331,000 to own it!

Yep, you read that right.

THREE-HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS!

For a phone…

Good job they’re only going to make 9 of ‘em in the entire world, then, really. My advice? Just but a proper phone.

Although if Vertu feel inclined to send me a phone to review, to prove me wrong, then I’ll be happy to let them…

Harga Kamera Kodak Canon Olympus

2009-05-22T08:22:00.001-07:00

Kodak V 1073	Rp 3,425,000
	Rp 285,417	x 12 bulan

Kodak V 1073	Rp 2,835,000
	Rp 236,250	x 12 bulan

Canon	Rp 2,325,000
PowerShot E 1	Rp 193,750	x 12 bulan

Canon	Rp 1,699,000
PowerShot A480	Rp 141,584	x 12 bulan

Canon	Rp 2,325,000
PowerShot E-1	Rp 193,750	x 12 bulan

Canon	Rp 2,709,000
IXUS 95 IS	Rp 225,750	x 12 bulan

OLYMPUS Mju 1040	Rp 2,699,000
	Rp 224,917	x 12 bulan

OLYMPUS FE 330	Rp 1,999,000
	Rp 166,584	x 12 bulan

OLYMPUS FE20 C25	Rp 1,699,000
	Rp 141,584	x 12 bulan

OLYMPUS Mju 850 sw	Rp 3,599,000
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Sony Playstation Dan Nintendo

2009-05-22T08:18:00.001-07:00

Nintendo Wii	Rp 3,325,000
	Rp 277,084	x 12 bulan

Sony Playstation 2	Rp 1,750,000
	Rp 145,834	x 12 bulan

Nintendo DS Lite	Rp 2,050,000
	Rp 170,834	x 12 bulan

Nintendo	Rp 875,000
Game boy Advace	Rp 145,834	x 6 bulan

Sharp LCD LC -32A37M	Rp 5,549,000
	Rp 462,417	x 12 bulan

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Harga iPod

2009-05-22T08:14:00.001-07:00

Nokia E63	Rp 3,015,000
	Rp 502,500	x 12 bulan

iPod Classic	Rp 3,180,000
120 GB	Rp 530,000	x 6 bulan

iPod Classic	Rp 3,180,000
120 GB	Rp 530,000	x 6 bulan

iPod Nano	Rp 1,848,000
8 GB	Rp 308,000	x 6 bulan

iPod Touch	Rp 3,096,000
8 GB	Rp 516,000	x 6 bulan

New iPod Shuffle	Rp 1,008,000
4 GB	Rp 336,000	x 3 bulan

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Nokia E63 Review

2009-04-24T10:21:00.000-07:00

About six months ago I bought the best phone that I have ever owned: a Nokia E71. Obviously this is a personal thing, since the E71 wouldn’t suit everyone’s needs or tastes, but for me it just fitted into every situation I put my phone in. It is the perfect messaging device, with it’s QWERTY thumboard that has excellent feel and feedback, it has outstanding battery life thanks to it’s enormous 1500mAh battery, it is as thin as possible without being uncomfortable to use, it has an bright, rich display, that while low on dimensions and resolution, looks absolutely great and manages to comfortably display web pages without issue. Then of course the fact that it looks so good in it’s stainless steel and chrome suit.

I wouldn’t call it outrageously priced either, since you’d be hard pressed to find something as compact, full featured and with such a quality feel in the same price range. While it may be good value (in my mind anyway), it is still out of reach of many who would like the functionality on offer, but aren’t able or willing to fork out the dollars that the E71 demands. Realising this, Nokia have produced a cut-priced version of the E71 called the E63, which manages to hold onto the majority of the E71’s feature set, whilst being priced considerably cheaper.

Nokia E63 Review

2009-04-24T10:02:00.000-07:00

Sony Ericsson W995 and Idou

2009-03-08T20:22:00.000-07:00

Mobile World Congress 09 - Sony Ericsson W995 and ‘Idou’

Anyone who remembers my coverage of the Mobile World Congress last year will know I got a teeny little bit breathless when I saw what Sony Ericsson were planning for the tail end of 2008 (i.e. the Sony Ericsson X1). I may as well warn you now, there’s every chance that this year, I may go from ‘breathless’ to ‘dead from asphyxia’.

Y’see they’ve announced two new mobile phones, and these two are about as high-end as it gets, especially the ‘Idou’. More on that mind-blowing beast of a phone in a sec, however…

First up is a phone that we can expect to see before then, the Sony Ericsson W995, aka/ the phone formerly known as Hikaru. The name alone should give away that it’s pretty high spec, but what you’re looking at here (and I can sum it up really easily) is a C905 with a Walkman badge on. Basically, they’ve taken the body and 8 megapixel camera of the C905, given it an LED instead of xenon flash (to decrease the thickness), and installed the absolute latest Walkman 4.0 music player. Oh, and shoehorned in stereo speakers. The Sony Ericsson W995 also includes all the WiFi, HSDPA, and GPS connectivity of its Cyber-Shot sister-phone, as well. Also, in a first for the Walkman series, it actually features a 3.5mm headphone jack, which people have been crying out for ages.

In other words, what we’ve got here is the most advanced and powerful Walkman phone ever made.

However… the W995 isn’t the star of the show, no matter high spec it is, because Sony Ericsson announced another phone. Many people have said that SE need to take back the top-end, take back the high ground of mobile phones, where they’ve lost market share to people like Nokia, HTC and Apple.

However, I don’t think anyone expected them to take it back in as much style as they just have done. Put it this way, when they said they had something special planned for this year, they weren’t effin’ kidding, because the Sony Ericsson Idou (which will get a proper name by the time it’s released) is just mind-blowingly, reality-alteringly awesome in every way; it’s so impressive that I damn near soiled myself when I saw it…

First up is the camera… all TWELVE MEGAPIXELS of it. Yup, the Idou is the first phone to break into double figures, becoming the UK’s first 12MP camera phone (well, first announced, anyway, someone else might beat them to release). But that’s not the only reason why it’s so stunning. Nor is it the 3.5 inch screen, or the keyboard-less, ultra-slim, iPhone-slaughtering design. All of those things count, but what’s really important is what’s inside…

Two words: Symbian Foundation…

Yep, this is the very first phone to use the brand new, completely slick and bleedin’ fabulous operating system that’s going to evolve fully into an open-source, world-conquering product. We finally get our first glimpse of what Symbian Foundation is going to be like, and frankly, despite my extreme enthusiasm for it, and saying it would both change and rule the world, the fact is… I wasn’t enthusiastic enough! Essentially, what I’m saying is, think Nokia 5800 but SO very much nicer…

Check out the SE teaser video for it, it rocks:

Make no mistake, what we’re seeing here is the future of mobile phones. And that’s why the Sony Ericsson Idou is without doubt the star of MWC 09.

Put it this way, never mind the Palm Pre, I reckon I’ve just found my phone for next year…

Samsung Omnia HD and Beat DJ

2009-03-08T20:19:00.000-07:00

Mobile World Congress 09 - Samsung Omnia HD and Beat DJ

After the massive revelation about the Sony Ericsson Idou (the world’s first Symbian Foundation phone, that includes a 12MP camera), this morning, it’s going to be rather hard for any of the other manufacturers to top Sony Ericsson. However, Samsung are having a chuffing good go, with their newly announced flagship phone, the Samsung Omnia HD, also known as the i8910. Oh, and there’s the Beat DJ, as well, but it’s the Omnia HD that’s the big one to watch out for.

Now, you may be wondering why that is. In fact, you’re probably thinking, “Whoa, hang on, they’ve nicked the HD bit off the HTC Touch HD.”

Well, the two letters, yes, they’re the same, but the reason behind the two letters isn’t. The Touch HD simply added them on for marketing value, to underline the size of the screen and make it sound cool. And that was fine. With the Samsung Omnia HD, though, there’s another reason, and its because, simply, the Omnia HD is the first phone in history to be able to record HD-video. And that means that for the first time ever, you’ll be able to record video, with a phone, at the kind of image resolution and quality that you get on things like Blu-ray discs.

Hmm, ok, I’ll concede that does give the 12MP Idou a run for its money. Still can’t top the fact that beastie runs what will evolve into Symbian Foundation, though…

Oh, and I shouldn’t need to tell you the Omnia HD is the sequel to the existing Samsung Omnia.

Second in the Samsung stable for 2009 is the Beat DJ, or the M7600 as it’s sometimes known. This is an entirely different animal, centred around music. Well, it would be since it’s got Bang & Olufsen gubbins in it, like the previous F400. It’s also packing a 2.8 inch touchscreen, and a unique, DJ-ish, turntable-inspired “Disc UI”, with an onscreen deck to scroll through, er, stuff. Other than the fact the music will sound brilliant, and it’ll have a 3MP camera, that’s pretty much it for the Beat DJ. Looks nice, though, if a little, well, bulbous.

Mobile World Congress 09

2009-03-08T20:16:00.000-07:00

Mobile World Congress 09 - HTC Touch Diamond2 and Touch Pro2
Well, Sony Ericsson and Samsung have had the spotlight this morning, now it’s time for HTC to get in on the act, with follow-ups to two of their recent masterpieces. Yep, it’s time for the HTC Touch Diamond 2 and Touch Pro 2.

Good job the specs are a bit more inspiring than the names!

What we’re, in fact, looking at here is something closer to the HTC Touch HD. Gone is the tiny 2.8 inch screen from their predecessors, to be replaced a 3.2 inch screen, running at 800×480 pixels. Or, if you like, just over half an inch smaller than the Touch HD. As per usual for HTC’s Windows Mobile phones, these two new siblings are going to be running TouchFLO 3D, although it’s said they’ll be running a brand new version of TouchFLO, which should make them even slicker than their predecessors.

Both phones have also had their memory upped on them, topping out at 512Mb ROM and 288Mb RAM. In terms of cameras, though, there’s a bit of a difference, as the Touch Pro 2 get a 3.2MP snapper, while its more consumer oriented sibling gets a whopping 5MP with autofocus.

Of course, the other massive difference between the two is the Touch Pro 2’s full QWERTY keyboard, which this time appears to also lift up, like it did on the old TyTN II, to give a better viewing angle on the screen. You know, like the Nokia N97 does, as well.

Meanwhile, with these now being not that far off the Touch HD in terms of screen size and spec, god alone knows what the follow-up to the Touch HD will look like!

Harga BlackBerry

2009-03-08T20:13:00.001-07:00

Harga terbaru 2010

Blackberry Bold 9000 : -----RP. 4.798.000,-
Blackberry 8900 Javelin : ---Rp. 3.999.000,-
Blackberry GEMINI : -------Rp. 2.990.000,-
Blackberry Bold 9700 onyx : RP. 5.399.000,-

Source : BII card center

Harga Lama Maret 2009

BLACKBERRY STORM	Harga Rp. 6.925.000,-
BLACKBERRY BOLD	Harga Rp. 7.175.000 ,-
BLACKBERRY JAVELIN	Harga Rp. 6.225.000 ,-
BLACKBERRY 8310	Harga Rp. 4.400.000 ,-
BLACKBERRY 8320	Harga Rp. 5.250.000 ,-
BLACKBERRY 8300	Harga Rp. 3.900.000 ,-
BLACKBERRY 8220	Harga Rp. 4.250.000,-

Bill Gates bans iPhones for his kids

2009-03-07T07:22:00.000-08:00

Bill Gates bans iPhones for his kids, no-one is surprised, Completely unsurprising news, now, from the pages of The Register, where they’re reporting that Bill Gates has put a blanket ban on his kids (or his wife, for that matter) owning either an iPod or an iPhone.

What that’s you say? The former CEO of Microsoft saying that his family can’t have things made by Steve “I’m Bill Gates’s arch-nemesis” Jobs? Surely not!

You have to admire the way people are saying that his kids should have some say in whether they get an iPod or not, without first researching the subject and finding out that his kids are, in fact, aged approximately 13, 10 and 5, and therefore, will get what they’re given, and lump it. They should think themselves lucky they don’t get a lump of coal and half an orange each at Christmas! And as for his wife, Melinda, she is quoted as saying, “Every now and then I look at my friends and say, ‘Ooh, I wouldn't mind having that iPhone.”

Yikes, in the house of the former CEO of Microsoft, that be banishment talk, surely?

But hey, the iPhone is and always was a triumph of style over substance, and quite frankly, there are a lot of phones that’ll outclass it (and if we’re talking just Windows Mobile, have the Toshiba TG01 as an example, for starters…). Of course, there’s always the possibility some might argue that Windows Mobile is a triumph of substance over any kind of style whatsoever, and in a way, they’re right.

That’s fixable by adding on a new interface, just like the did with the HTC Touch HD (and I know I’ll get flamed to a crisp about this, but can people please stop saying Windows Mobile is still rubbish, even with TouchFLO on? Actually use one, then try to convince me it’s rubbish…)

Can you fix the iPhone’s shortcomings by adding a new camera on, on top?

Anyway, I’m straying away from the central point of my ramblings here, which is this: er, it’s his house, and the kids are all under 13. No they can’t have a say in what gifts they get bought. That’s the parents’ job.

Besides, with a dad who’s worth in the region of $58 billion, and who could probably ring up HTC and say, “Make me a brand new version of the Diamond, NOW,” and who is making a multitouch, touchscreen table, I don’t think they’re exactly gonna come off badly out of the dea.

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Acer to corner the market on cheap smartphones

2009-03-07T07:18:00.000-08:00

Interesting news from the world of Windows Mobile, now, as according to a story on The Register, Acer may be about to corner the market on cheap smartphones. As in really cheap smartphones. As in Windows Mobile phones that cost less than €49 (about £43)…

Er. Crikey. When you consider that my X1 costs in the region of £500, sim-free, that’s really quite an astonishing price.

It seems the phones, the Acer C1 and E1, going to be punted direct to the networks, who’d very possibly put their own branding on, in the same way that the T-Mobile G1 is actually made by HTC. Either way, though, that looks to be a startlingly cheap price for a proper, fully-fledged smartphone. Not only that, but Acer have confirmed they’ll come with Windows Mobile 6.5, the newest, slickest version, which given the price, is even more surprising. Unlike the vast majority of smartphones out there, they’re also saying the C1 and E1 will come in a range of different, funky colours.

So, with things like an improved user interface, and flashily-painted bodies, it gives us a bit of an insight into exactly what these two Acer phones are.

The words “My First Smartphone” are merrily rushing towards my lips…

And that’s a brilliant idea, in principle, there’s no doubt about that. If you want to get users to jump from cheap feature phones to smartphones, what better way to encourage them to do it than to make a smartphone cheaper to get than a feature phone, right? And yes, that is a brilliant idea, but… I can see a potential problem.

Take a look at the Toshiba TG01. It’s uber-powerful, and unless something pops up in the meantime, it’ll be the most powerful Windows Mobile phone in the world when it’s launched, with that stupidly fast 1GHz processor. I’ll bet you any money, though, that it comes in at a similar price to my X1, sim-free. Power ain’t cheap.

So at about 43 quid, which implies a much lower cost to make them, how powerful, exactly, can the Acer C1 and E1 actually be?

I really hope they can stick some serious power in them, even at that price, because Windows Mobile needs a lot of processing guts to make it a nice, usable operating system. I really hope the low price doesn’t compromise that, because I really want these phones to succeed. I’m genuinely excited about seeing what they’re like, but… well, they may be many people’s first smartphone, but unless they’re really nice, they might end up being many people’s last smartphone, as well.

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