The violet shade is light enough to potentially pass for the color pink. It gives the naturally masculine look at the Blackberry curve a feminine twist.

The technical name for the Blackberry Curve color is smoky violet. The only thing that has changed about the phone is the color. The phone still has the same features it has always had which includes Bluetooth technology, a 2mp camera, a music player and much more.

The Lifebook MH380 mini-notebook has a 10.1 inch display, an Intel Atom Processor, a robust WLAN, and is extremely lightweight. The notebook barely weighs 3 pounds. The notebook is great for casual use it is great for someone that simply wants to check their e-mail or search the Internet. However, it’s definitely not a work machine.

The machine comes with Windows 7 starter installed and also has integrated wireless Bluetooth and a WebCam. The battery life is decent and the user should have about seven hours and 10 minutes of battery life. What’s really nice about the notebook is that it has 250 GB of hard drive space which is pretty significant for such a light-weight computer. The Lifebook MH380 is perfect for someone that does not want to lug around their more expensive laptop.

Individuals can expect to pay about $450 for the notebook. It comes in several colors including brown, black, white, and red.

So you want something that perfectly blends the outstanding attributes of smarthpones and notebook PCs? It’s time that you try Freescale’s second-generation smartbook. You surely will fall in love with this new gizmo as it offers an ideal combination of portability, performance, and battery life.

The Freescale Semiconductor has revealed the future of the world’s smartbook category. It comes with a reference design that features a 7-inch touch screen LCD. That’s almost four times the viewing area of an ordinary smartphone, right? This gadget employs advanced ARM processor technology and delivers instant-on functionality, remarkable connectivity, as well as long battery life.

The solution is created based on the company’s highly integrated 1GHz i.MX515 processor which includes ARM Cortex A8 technology. It also incorporates Freescale’s MC13892 power management IC, SGTL5000 audio codec, as well as the MMA8450Q 3-axis accelerometer. The said solution is formulated to assist OE manufacturers set off creation of smartbook tablets. According to the senior vice president of Sales and Marketing for Freescale, this new tablet gives way to a new world of compelling form factors particularly designed and optimized to support usual online activities like social media, first-rate audio/video playback, and light gaming.

Such tablet comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity and takes pride in offering a 3D desktop framework with touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard support. Offered as enticing options are 3G modem and RF4CE protocol. Among the smartbook platform applications that will be run on the tablet are a web browser which includes Adobe Flash Player and multimedia plug-ins; a media center; PDF and image viewers; an RSS reader and many others.

After extensive research work by HP, the company has come up with a new range of HP Mini210. With a complete wideness of color and feature options, the company is all set to inspire, engaged and equip the digital generations with unexpected fun and endless possibilities,

The HP Mini210 boasts of the most up-to-date Atom 450 with difficult features and power packed applications for all users’ computing needs including chicklet keyboard, touchpad with multi gesture support, stereo speakers, wireless LAN, integrated webcam, Bluetooth, Microsoft Windows 7 OS and battery life of more than 9.5 hours

Some of the highlighting features of Mini210

• Intel Atom Processor N450,1.66GHz
• 1 GB DDR2 System Memory
• 160 GB 5400RPM SATA HDD
• 10.1 inch diagonal WSVGA LED Display
• Microsoft Windows 7 Starter 32-bit

HP Mini 210 Specifications
Notebook Brand/Type
Brand : HP
Model No : Mini 210

Performance
Processor Model : Intel Atom Processor
Processor Number : N450
Processor Speed : 1.66 GHz
Motherboard Chipset : Intel
Operating System : Microsoft Windows 7 Starter 32-bit

Memory/Storage
RAM : 1 GB DDR2 System Memory
Hard Disk : 160 GB 5400RPM SATA HDD

Display
Screen Size : 10.1 inches
Display Type : WSVGA LED Display
Max. Screen Resolution : 1024 x 600

Connectivity
Bluetooth : Yes
Ethernet : 10/100/1000 MB
Modem : Yes
Wireless LAN : Wireless-G Card
Expansion Slots : -
I/O Ports : 3 USB Ports, RJ-45, VGA
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/Disk drive : DVD+/-RW

Multimedia
Integrated Webcam : -
Graphics Accelartor : Intel GMA 3150
Video RAM : -
Audio : Sound Card
Card Reader: 5-in-1 Card Reader

Physical Design
Dimensions : 10.55 x 6.9 x 1.1 inches
Weight : 2.69 lbs

Others
Fingerprint Sensor : -
Battery : 6-Cell Lithium-ion
Service/Warranty : 1 year limited
Pricing (Estimated Price) : US $280, INR 13,000

To begin with, exhilaratingly, among the numerous 3D-compatible HDTVs announced at the show, Panasonic thrilled every being with its brand-new TC-PVT25 3D Plasma TV. The truly-arresting device offers entertainment zealots enhanced black-level performance, better picture-quality, and unprecedented clarity. To catch those unawares, the new entertaining box includes the required 3D glasses with its 3D TV. So, start stumbling on better reasons to hang up calls, not answer the door bell, and avoid other chores if thinking to place it at home.

At CES, Sony slid out Bravia Range of TVs under the Signature and Cinematic range to offer a full HD 3D viewing experience. The Bravia Signature line subsumes LX900 that comes in sizes of 40”, 52” or alternately, 60”. It offers full HD 3D and integrated Wi-Fi, the latter of which lets you access online content and services, DLNA-compatible gadgets and internet widgets. Contrarily, Sony’s Cinematic range uses a blend of backlighting, Motion-flow intelligence and renders movies in vivid colors, contrast and visual details. It sports an Intelligent Dynamic full LED screen for Giga contrast and accurate color representations. Smooth fast-action and visuals with ultra-sharp details are proffered with Motion-flow 200Hz Pro and Image Blur Reduction.

Gaming fiends can also call a halt to their bored expression as something meaningful was unwrapped for them as well. Dell revealed the latest Alienware M11x 11-inch Gaming Notebook. The gaming device packs the graphics power of a 15-inch laptop in an 11-inch form factor. The tiny and cool gaming power machine is enriched with switchable graphics including Nvidia GT335 CPU.

Catching wide-espial at the 2010 CES, Motorola tight-lipped the globe by uncapping its all-new Google Android smartphone entitled the Motorola Backflip. Designed to be distinctive and highly-appealing, the quad-band GSM phone supports 850/1900/2100MHz 3G bands, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. At first glance, the Backflip looks like a sleeker, smaller version of Motorola Cliq, but instead of a slider design, the phone opens up like a book. Well, the exquisite piece sports a unique feature tagged the ‘trackpad’ located on the back of the display (when the phone is open). It works just like a traditional track-pad, letting you navigate through menus, flip through photos, scroll through the home-screen panes and more. Other prominent features include 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, 2GB internal memory (expandable up to 32GB) and full HTML browser. Nabbing attention from every corner, the Backflip also skid under highlights due to its Motoblur software.

The 2010 CES also appreciated Lenovo’s latest offering in the form of ‘Idea-Pad U1 Hybrid Notebook’. Brandishing a groundbreaking detachable screen, the device is beautifully engraved in a temptingly unique design. The revolutionary notebook is quite intelligently engineered to offer users two PCs in one device, each with its own processor and operating system, that work together and independently as either a clamshell laptop or a multi-touch slate tablet. Attired in overly-fetching and swanky red exterior, U1 features a footprint just smaller than a piece of notebook paper and is paired with an equally impressive 3.8 pound thin. Egged on by ‘Two brains are better than one’, the company further enriched the device with ‘Me Centric’ User Interface for offering instant gratification for today’s users. Now, switch between a six-section display and a sour-section display as easily as falling off a log.

Concurrently, VIA exhibited the Nano 3000 Series processors at the 2010 CES. The series paved the way along chipset, the VIA VN1000. The pairing loomed in as a fusion of industry’s leading DirectX 10.1 graphics performance and a complete programmable HD and Blu-ray capable video engine with quick and power-efficient VIA Nano processor.

Further, shaping the future of the tech-industry, Toshiba removed the veil off new Mini NB300 and NB305 netbooks. Vaunting off a 10.1-inch display, the devices toss a choice between Windows 7 Starter and Windows XP Home operating system. Draped in sleek design, the netbooks bring forth an improved battery life, slim design and robust processors. In addition to Intel’s Pine Trail, the integrated 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor further boosts efficiency. The eye-catching units also come equipped with LifeSpace application suite and Bulletin Board to help you organize you everyday projects. You’ll even discover simplified Internet accessibility, accredited to Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and Bluetooth 2.1.

At the same time, after witnessing the rocking success of some recently released 3D movies, Panasonic banged the 3D world with all-new Full HD 3D camcorder. Claimed to be the world’s first full HD 3D camcorder, the inspired camera embodies the solid-state memory file-based recording system for greater flexibility and hugs the ‘easy-to-use’ plate. Quite weightily, in the new offering, the lenses, camera head, and a dual memory card recorder are integrated into a simple, lightweight body. Designed to satisfy your photography ardent desires, the camcorder ensures an unrivaled shooting experience with the help of its standardized and fully integrated design.

Now coming to yet another mesmerizing unveiling at the world’s greatest show, Sony unfurled the latest Vaio S and Y Series of beguiling laptops. While the Vaio S series effortlessly manages everyday work and play, with high powered processor and graphics, the Vaio Y series includes a long battery life and efficiently handles daily multimedia tasks with its high contrast real wide screen. The highly-styled new ultra mobile notebook computers can be optionally specified with the Vaio Everywair feature that allows high-speed connectivity on the move through 3G mobile broadband networks. Both notebook series are incorporated with a detailed 13.3-inch wide Vaio display that has LED backlight along with graphics power.

One more enticing mobile phone caught our much-wandering attention anyhow at the CES. Samsung thronged the stage with its Mobile DTV-equipped Samsung Moment handset. You can now happily enjoy live TV programming from local broadcast stations via a single chip solution, thanks to its ATSC Mobile Digital TV chip. The 800MHz processor powered phone sports a 3.2-inch AMOLED display screen to deliver crisp and bright pictures making it ideal for the purpose.

Well, that’s how 2010 CES welcomed amazing innovations from manufacturers across the world. Let’s see who brings the next decade of innovations and who is left behind.

A new magical and revolutionary device from Apple – iPad has been launched after much supposition. The iPad is latest creation from the company that allows the users to do almost every kind of work, which is done on Laptops and Computers. You can consider it a combination of iPod, Laptop, iPhone, iTouch and Notebook. With this new device, you can now listen to music, watch movies, share your photographs, browse the net and play games with new excitement.

Some of the highlights of Apple’s Latest iPad are:

• Multi-Touch screen
• 9.56 inches height and is 7.47 inches width
• 0.5 inch thin and measures 1.5 pounds
• 10 hours of battery back up
• Large, high-resolution LED-backlit IPS display
• Fastest Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
• 3G model with superfast data speeds up to 7.2 Mbps.
• Available with a choice of 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB of flash storage

The large touch screen provided with vibrant color combination and sharp text help you navigate the device with ease. Further, it is also provided with a thumbnail option to view all open windows in a grid. The open pages are automatically get adjusted according to the width and heights of the device and provide you options to view your mail like never before. You can also pull up onscreen key board that is sure to enhance your comfort level.

Not just mail but you can also download, save and copy your photographs in much more compressed and systematic manner. Further, the high resolution screen is also provided to watch video comfortably as it shows no disturbing tools or keypad during the applications.

In a nutshell, the device is enabled with almost every facility including mail, photos, youtube, iPod, iTunes, maps, calendar, video, and many more that you enjoy with your laptops and palmtops.

Apple’s iPad is available in three different models, so get the one suit you the best.

Models :
1. 16 GB (Wi Fi – $499) (Wi-Fi + 3G – $629)
2. 32 GB (Wi Fi – $599) (Wi-Fi + 3G – $729)
3. 64 GB (Wi Fi – $699) (Wi-Fi + 3G – $829)

You’re looking for the best GPS money can buy, so long as that money isn’t going to break the bank. We’ve always been pleased with the Garmin nüvi line, especially the widescreen models with built-in Bluetooth and FM. The Garmin nuvi 760 has a 4.3″ touch screen color backlit display, Bluetooth for hands-free calling and traffic broadcasts via “silent” FM data channel for intelligent routing based on traffic conditions.

So aside from the super easy to use intuitive interface and excellent performance in the Garmin nuvi line, what do we like best about this particular GPS? Once priced for $399 the nuvi 760 is currently on sale on Amazon for $199 – which is what we paid for a measley nuvi 250W only a year ago!