• Stylish Medium Tallboy Speaker
• 32″ LCD TV Matching Design
• Powerfull Bass Sound – Bass Blast

Specifications :

The Sound :   5.1 Channel, 500W (5×70W + 150W),   VSM (Virtual 10.1Ch Sound), XDSS, Auto EQ

The Picture : Maximum Playback Compatibility (VCD, SVCD, CD-R/RW, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-RW(VR Mode), JPEG Viewer, MP3, WMA, DivX Format), Full HD 1080p Up-Scaling, HDMI SIMPLINK

The Satisfaction : HDMI Output, USB Plus, USB Recording, Portable Audio In

Masataka Fujii, General Manager, Environmental Engineering Division at Fujitsu global headquarters in Tokyo, welcomed the expansion, saying: “Fujitsu appreciates and supports the efforts to globalise the EPEAT classification and labelling scheme. In many countries, EPEAT will enable increased transparency on the environmental benefit generated by products that are based on the FUJITSU ‘Green Policy Innovation’.”

Achieving multinational EPEAT certification is an important Green IT milestone for Fujitsu and underlines the company’s focus on product innovation and efficiency. Other firsts have included the 0-Watt standby PC, introduced earlier this year, and Fujitsu’s own pioneering Green IT label, which will remain in use, alongside EPEAT certification.

Let’s kick off with the EasyNote DT85. Its massive 18.4-inch widescreen display is contained in a chassis measuring 440 x 299 x 42mm, putting it in the league of laptops intended to replace your desktop. The 1080p, 16:9 screen is complemented by a Blu-ray player, Dolby sound and HDMI output.

A multitouch pad allows you to scroll, zoom and flick through files with two fingers. To the right of the keyboard is a glossy touch-sensitive multimedia strip, while on the left is a range of smart keys, including PowerSave to boost battery life, MyBackup, touchpad lock and Wi-Fi activation.

PB has followed up the Packard Bell dot m/a with the new dot m/u netbook. Quite what that name means we have no idea. It offers a similar 11.6-inch size with specs borrowed from the laptop end of the market. Options inlcude up to 500GB of storage and up to 4GB of RAM. The 16:9 screen offers high-definition video, with an HDMI port and 5-in-1 card reader included. Bluetooth and 3G are optional.

Spec :

TV type  :  LCD
Diagonal screen size  :  32 inch
Aspect ratio  :     16:9
Additional features  :  1080p input-ready; dual HDMI terminals
Dimensions (HxWxD)  :   525 x 786 x 83 mm
Weight  :  12 kg
Audio  :  Total output power 10W x 2
Video  :  Video input S-video, VGA, Composite video, Component video
Contrast ratio  :   18000:1
Additional features  :   1366 x 768 resolution; 450cd/m2 brightness; 8ms response time; 176 degree viewing angle; HD-ready

Even more – it’s probably the most affordable MPLS capable router on the  market. With it’s compact design and clean looks, it will fit perfectly into any SOHO environment.

Specs :

• CPU: AR7240 300MHz (overclock up to 400MHz) CPU
• Memory: 32MB DDR SDRAM onboard memory
• Boot loader: RouterBOOT
• Data storage: 64MB onboard NAND memory chip
• Ethernet: Five 10/100 ethernet ports (with switch chip)
• miniPCI: none
• Extras: Reset switch, Beeper
• Serial port: no serial port
• LEDs: Power, NAND activity, 5 Ethernet LEDs
• Power options: Power over Ethernet: 9-28V DC (except power over datalines). Power jack: 9.28V DC
• Dimensions: 113×89x28mm. Weight without packaging and cables: 130g
• Power consumption: Up to 3W
• Operating System: MikroTik RouterOS v3, Level4 license

Wii MotionPlus was released back in June, but Nintendo did not have any first-party games available at the time to show off the new technology. Instead, we were left with third-party titles that did. Now that we’re able to get our hands on Wii Sports Resort–the title Nintendo is launching MotionPlus with–we have a much better idea of what it’s like playing with the attachment. It’s tough to make a final judgment on MotionPlus as you’ll have no choice but to use it if you want to play certain games. Instead, all we can do is talk about how it feels and whether or not it does a better motion-sensing job.

The SDK is built on the Eclipse platform and includes developer tools for various platforms, such as Windows Mobile, Symbian, and Java, education resources, and guidelines on application distribution and marketing. Developers will also have 24-7 access to Samsung’s Virtual Device Lab, where they can remotely test their applications on all current Samsung phones.

Once developers have finished their widgets, they’ll be given the opportunity to pitch them to Samsung for consideration to be included on the company’s devices as well as other channels, such as Samsung’s own app store and the Samsung Widget Gallery.

The Mobile Widget SDK is available now from the Samsung Mobile Innovator site. In addition to the SDK, Samsung announced that it will host a Widget Developer Camp on September 11 through September 13 in San Francisco

Solar-powered battery chargers for mobile phones and other devices are already available in the market, but are not only expensive but performance is also “poor”, he had said in a recent research document.

• Install Ubuntu 8.04 Server
• Change root password
  sudo passwd root

• Add new username
  sudo adduser to2k

• sudo visudo
  Append this line to end of ile
  to2k  ALL=(ALL) ALL

• SSH Configuration
  sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
  Find  Port 22 and change number to something different (12345) to make  hacking more difficult.
  Set these to:
  PermitRootLogin no
  X11Forwarding no
  UsePAM no
  Append these lines to the very end:
  UseDNS no
  AllowUsers to2k

• Reload SSH

/etc/init.d/ssh reload

• Test SSH Login

SSH login to your slice to new port, with your new username and password:
- Linux:   ssh -p 12345 to2k@192.168.100.100
- Windows: putty  to2k@192.168.100.100

If you logged on successfully via your new username: ‘to2k’ – you may close ‘root’ session now.