Nearly three years after the introduction of the original budget-busting PlayStation 3, Sony has put both the system and its price tag on a diet. The appropriately named PlayStation 3 Slim shaves over an inch off the width of the previous system while keeping the same processing power intact. Sony also drops the price by $100 from the previous model, and bumps storage up from 80GB to 120GB. But the PlayStation’s distinctive piano black shell also disappears, along with the ability to run third-party operating systems. Has Sony cut too deep and turned the caviar of the console world into a tuna fish sandwich? Let’s have a closer look and find out.
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RIM’s first foray into touchscreen technology was the BlackBerry Storm, mainly to keep up the pace with other touchscreen devices such as Apple’s iPhone.
Windows Mobile Professional from Microsoft was met with mixed reviews. Rim is on its way back and there have been a number of leaks regarding the next generation Storm. The [...]
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Samsung E1107, featuring a large solar cell, is available in India at a very low price.
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China Mobile has shown off the first smartphones that will be using its own operating system, branded the Ophone.
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Hutchison 3G UK is reported to be ready to terminate contracts with nearly thirty of its outbound call centers due to concerns over the quality of the customer base they were selling to.
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There are lots of people who enjoy digital photography but stick to consumer-oriented point-and-shoot cameras for one simple reason: DSLRs are expensive. Although we don’t ever expect the flexibility and power of DSLRs will ever come down in price far enough to really give point-and-shoot consumer cameras a run for their money, Olympus looks to be trying its best, announcing today its new E-600 digital single lens reflex camera, which is almost point-for-point feature comparable to the company’s recently introduced E-620…but comes in $100 cheaper, making it ea
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Opposed to previous speculations, the American LG Shine2 is not based on KF510.
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LG planning to launch phones with a special QWERTY layout and a netbook, designed especially for mobile phones.
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The Japanese-Swedish fashion phone is only 73 mm long and is available in a Dolce&Gabbana gold as well.
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Add another name to the list of companies following Apple’s lead with the iPhone App Store and launching their own online marketplace for smartphone programs: today, South Korea’s Samsung announced it will be launching its own online marketplace for smartphone applications in Europe on September 14. Initially, applications will be offered for the company’s Omnia smartphones; Samsung said it expects to have 300 applications available at launch, and believes the number of apps will climb to more than 2,000 by the end of the calendar year.
The store will launch on September 14 in France, Italy, and the United Kingdom, and Samsung will be showing it off at the IFA trade show in Berlin
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