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by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:44
Success HK have posted this new phone for sale on their site:
Gigabyte launches the first PDA phone featuring TV. The built-in Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 provides the best PDA and PIM (Personal Information Management) solutions for business persons . Besides basic PDA phone functions, G-Smart is equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and comprehensive English-Chinese two way electronic dictionary. Moreover, the analog TV , up-to-date PAPAGO G10 navigation system and a free 256MB Mini SD card are apt to enrich your leisure life.
Mobile Office
Built-in MS Office suite helps manage emails and documents when you are out of the office.
Data Security
The new Windows Mobile 5.0 has built-in support for persistent storage so that when the battery drains completely, your data remains intact.
Wireless Connectivity
The built-in Wi-Fi facilitates a high-speed network connection. G-Smart supports Bluetooth stereo headset and Bluetooth GPS, providing you a complete wireless environment.
Multimedia
Featuring with TV/ FM/ MP3/ MPEG4 player and 2.1 mega pixel camera with video recording function, G-Smart is a powerful multimedia center for you.
Navigation
Equipped with PaPaGo G10, G-Smart guides you with 3D maps of Taiwan and voice navigation system when traveling.
Voice Command
The slider phone with voice commends and hot key simplifies the phone operation. ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:41
Success HK have posted this new phone for sale on their site:
The Bellwave F208 can only be designed as whacky. It is unconventionally designed, yet seems easy and comfortable to use. The outer metallic keys have a cool design , unlike the usual boring stuff that we are dished out. The central five way joystick is essential for navigation and has been cleverly placed in central to the design of the phone. The F208 is a slimmy at heart, being just 15.8 mm thick. It even has a semi-automatic slider mechanism which helps in easily bringing out the hidden keypad. Functionality wise, the F208 has pretty much everything. A T-flash memory expansion card slot and USB port , bluetooth functionality is also present. The handset even comes with a 3megpixel camera that is built-in. A flash helps in taking pictures in the dark. It is possible to record videos in the 3gp format by the camera. TheBellwave F208 will even feature a built-in Mp3 player allowing the user to listen to his play list which can be stored in the phones memory or even larger T-flash memory.
Features: 1. Ultra Slim Design: Only 15.8 mm thick
2. 64 polyphonic ringtones / MP3 ringtone
3. Support MPEG4、H.263 Recording and Playback
4. Support WAP 2.0, GPRS Class 10
5. USB Data Transfer
6. Built-in Bluetooth
7. Support JAVA MIDP 2.0
8. Built-in 45MB internal memory ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:35
We already knew that between MPEG-LA, Via Licensing and others, MPEG-4 and the H.264 codec were already awash with patent holders and complicated royalty systems, but it looks like there's a new kid on the block that wants its share of Apple, CyberLink, DivX, InterVideo and Sonic Solutions pie. Fresh from its SBC merger, AT&T is going after the big iPod bucks claiming that the device infringes on their patents which they claim are "a core component of MPEG-4." AT&T claims that they're not just after the money and that they're looking to "make sure others are able to take advantage of this technology," but they also state: "what we're doing is pretty common among intellectual property holders," which isn't exactly comforting given the tech industry's history with such things. ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:35
We already knew that between MPEG-LA, Via Licensing and others, MPEG-4 and the H.264 codec were already awash with patent holders and complicated royalty systems, but it looks like there's a new kid on the block that wants its share of Apple, CyberLink, DivX, InterVideo and Sonic Solutions pie. Fresh from its SBC merger, AT&T is going after the big iPod bucks claiming that the device infringes on their patents which they claim are "a core component of MPEG-4." AT&T claims that they're not just after the money and that they're looking to "make sure others are able to take advantage of this technology," but they also state: "what we're doing is pretty common among intellectual property holders," which isn't exactly comforting given the tech industry's history with such things. ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:33
Among the many mysteries swirling around the PS3, one that we thought was settled was the hard drive. Or rather, the lack thereof. After all, Ken Kutaragi himself confirmed all the way back in June of last year that the PS3 would ship without an internal hard drive, saying that "no matter how much [capacity] we put in it, it won't be enough." And since then, all credible reports pointed to the idea that a hard drive would be an option, not a bundled feature. However, we were struck by the statement in a BusinessWeek article about the PS3 that the console would boast "a huge hard disk to store photos, music, and TV shows." Given that the article appears to get just about everything else right, and was written by Japan-based reporter Kenji Hall -- who apparently had direct access to Sony brass -- it would seem odd for this to be simply a mistake. (And Hall seems to know his Sony history, pointing out elsewhere in the article that the failed PSX did have a hard drive). It looks like the case of the PS3 hard drive goes back into the unsolved mysteries file for now. ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:31
Divineo China have posted news of a new replacement battery they have in stock for the PSP, heres the details:
"Dragon has came up with a powerful psp battery with an incredible low price. Increase your playing time without hurting your budget!"
A high quality lithium rechargeable battery for your PSP with a confirmed number of recharge of more than 10000. Built-in FULL 2600MaH power. Can supply your PSP console with over 8 hours of power!
Retail Price is $19.99 (Less than half the price of Sony Replacement)
More info at Divineo China ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:31
Divineo China have posted news of a new replacement battery they have in stock for the PSP, heres the details:
"Dragon has came up with a powerful psp battery with an incredible low price. Increase your playing time without hurting your budget!"
A high quality lithium rechargeable battery for your PSP with a confirmed number of recharge of more than 10000. Built-in FULL 2600MaH power. Can supply your PSP console with over 8 hours of power!
Retail Price is $19.99 (Less than half the price of Sony Replacement)
More info at Divineo China ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 22:31
Divineo China have posted news of a new replacement battery they have in stock for the PSP, heres the details:
"Dragon has came up with a powerful psp battery with an incredible low price. Increase your playing time without hurting your budget!"
A high quality lithium rechargeable battery for your PSP with a confirmed number of recharge of more than 10000. Built-in FULL 2600MaH power. Can supply your PSP console with over 8 hours of power!
Retail Price is $19.99 (Less than half the price of Sony Replacement)
More info at Divineo China ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 16:04
Source Optixx
Update to PSP Media Player
Added Network Support to PMP Mod so that you can use your PSP as a streaming client. Basically all lowlevel IO calls are mapped to my network enabled io functions. I use a simple python based HTTP Server as backend. This version is in ‘Proof of concept’ state, so don’t expect eye-candy or a userfriendly interface.
You have to edit net_io.h to customize the WIFI setup. The remote server is included in the tarball and runs under Unix. The major modifications to vanilla PMP Mod are that the main threads needs to run in user land, so that i can handle network io properly.Anyway i had to switch to a different Button to exit PMP Mod, ‘Home’ doesn’t seem to work from user space. Also i added code to decide on each io operation either to use the normal file functions or the http based network functions, so both file types are support by this version.
Dont’t forget to edit pmpmod.c and enter your location of pmp movies on your remote computer. You need libcurl for psp to compile, a patch can be found at forums.ps2dev.org
I get around 500Kbytes/s network throughput,so i had no problem to stream a ripped DVD via network. So if you are watching 800kbit movies, libcurl needs around 0.18 seconds to pull the data. Since IO is done in a dedicated thread this has no impact on the decode performance. Iam not an expert in this encoding stuff, but i was really impressed how good this is working,with this dumb io-call-to-http-interface.
Download via comments ...by Published on February 10th, 2006 16:04
Source Optixx
Update to PSP Media Player
Added Network Support to PMP Mod so that you can use your PSP as a streaming client. Basically all lowlevel IO calls are mapped to my network enabled io functions. I use a simple python based HTTP Server as backend. This version is in ‘Proof of concept’ state, so don’t expect eye-candy or a userfriendly interface.
You have to edit net_io.h to customize the WIFI setup. The remote server is included in the tarball and runs under Unix. The major modifications to vanilla PMP Mod are that the main threads needs to run in user land, so that i can handle network io properly.Anyway i had to switch to a different Button to exit PMP Mod, ‘Home’ doesn’t seem to work from user space. Also i added code to decide on each io operation either to use the normal file functions or the http based network functions, so both file types are support by this version.
Dont’t forget to edit pmpmod.c and enter your location of pmp movies on your remote computer. You need libcurl for psp to compile, a patch can be found at forums.ps2dev.org
I get around 500Kbytes/s network throughput,so i had no problem to stream a ripped DVD via network. So if you are watching 800kbit movies, libcurl needs around 0.18 seconds to pull the data. Since IO is done in a dedicated thread this has no impact on the decode performance. Iam not an expert in this encoding stuff, but i was really impressed how good this is working,with this dumb io-call-to-http-interface.
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