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The Sansa Fuze from SanDisk, is a cool little MP3/4 player along the same vein as the iPod Nano. We’ve recently been sent one to play with so here are our thoughts and findings (or a review so to speak). Aesthetically the Fuze is a cute little player.The physical UI consists of a rotating front dial which also acts as the 4 navigation buttons with the center button for selection. The display crisp with a resolution of 220 x 176, large enough for watching the odd music video but you wouldn’t want to watch a feature length film on it. Sound quality was good (though as with just about any MP3 player the supplied headphones aren’t the greatest). What most impressed me about the Fuze are the extra features that you don’t find on other (note iPod) players, including: Built in microphone FM radio microSD Slot, a really cheap way to expand the capacity Easy to transfer files (drag and drop) without the need of propriety software Though there are a few downsides: Propriety USB connectio...

Nokia N79 is among the S60 Nokia series which have been available now for quite some time. Although some of the features from the older model have been retained in Nokia N79, there are a number of new and improved features which have been integrated; giving it a high-end touch. The gadget is run by the third edition of the Symbian S60 service pack 2. As a result, there are a number of things that are similar with the older models that run from the same operating system. Nokia N79 has got a host of new-tech features; including a 5 megapixel, dual LED camera, a built-in wifi, GPRS, an accelerometer and a 2.4 inch sleek screen. Other integrated components include an FM radio, a Dual band UMTS or a Quad band GSM, a navigating wheel which is touch-sensitive, a head phone jack and a 1200 mAh battery. Nokia N79 has got a 4 GB microSD Memory card with it and supports additional cards of up to 8GB capacity. The phone is just for you when it comes to color themes; it has an xpress-on co...

Click to see larger images Brand : Lenova(IBM) Guide Price : €2,412.00 Processor : Intel Pentium M758 Low Voltage Processor Speed : 1.50GHz Hard Disk : 60GB RAM : 512 MB Display Type : XGA TFT Display Size : 12.1" Display Resolution : 1024 x 768 Graphics Card : Intel Graphics Media Connections : LAN, USB 2.0, PCMCIA Type II, Wireless Drives : DVD/CD-RW Dimensions : 268 x 211 x 20.6 mm Weight : 1.61kg Description

To replace the GTX 280, NVIDIA has released the GTX 285 – a graphics card which sports a 55nm GPU and the same 240 stream processors as the GTX 280. The GTX 285 that we’ll be reviewing today is made by Zotac – a quickly growing company who make some cracking graphics cards and motherboards. Anyway, let’s unleash this beast and see how it performs. Introducing the Zotac GTX 285 AMP! Edition… Read the Review »

I use chrome for general purpose browsing on Windows. I mean seriously I don’t see it as a complete browser at least for someone like me who can’t live without extensions. As a result of which my favorite is still Firefox. However, I cannot ignore the utility of this browser. We are going to see […] To Read More about this click here

Windows 7 wallpapers look good but there are better out there. I don’t do this kind of post usually but I think it’s worth doing it as Windows RC 1 has been released and people are using it. My personal opinion is it’s much smoother than Vista and has some serious UI enhancement to give […] More about this click here

In most cases you won’t need an Anti-Virus for your Linux machine. But it’s always safe than to be sorry and hence getting some protection is never a bad idea. Today we’ll see how to install BitDefender Anti-Virus on Ubuntu machine (Jaunty Jackalope). The best part is it’s free for personal use and comes with […] More about this click here Home Page http://www.bitdefender.com/