My Book Live, Multifunction Entertainment Center

WD has just launched its "My Book Live home network", which provides the fastest storage and aksesn content to consumers, as well as providing the perfect space for the centralization of digital media at home.

My Book Live brings an easy and safe way to combine music, movies, and photos into one location. Besides My Book Live also provides easy access to digital content through multimedia devices at home connected in the network.

File transfer speed WD My Book Live to 100 MBps, exceeding three times the speed of USB 2.0, and also twice the speed of other network drives in its class.

Media servers that exist in the My Book Live also makes this device a solution for users who want to see videos, music and images on any PC connected to the network.

WD My Book Live is also able to play music and videos stored on their drives in iTunes, view photos on your iPhone or iPad through the application of WD Photos.

Then with WD Freeremote access, users can also access and send all the content in the My Book Live from every PC connected to the internet.

On every purchase of My Book Live, users will get the drive home networks, ethernet cable, AC adapter, and a software installation CD.

CD software provided also contains WD SmartWare for Windows, the Setup Wizard and Free Remote Access service.

The installation was not too difficult. Simply insert the ethernet cable to the modem and plug the AC adapter cable. When it is installed then the software will first look for the drive, and then later installed.

Capacities are available on the WD My Book Live is a 1 TB, 2 TB and 3TB. While a given price is USD169 (1 TB), USD209
(2 TB) and USD269 (3 TB).

Every purchase of WD My Book Live will be given three-year warranty.

Some of the features and specifications of WD "My Book Live Home Network" Drive:
- Setup is simple, in just minutes
- Automatic Backup software with WD SmartWare for Windows
- Gigabit Ethernet technology for more speed than USB 2.0 drives
- Compatible dengann Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard, as well as devices that support DLNA / UPnP.
- Capacity-capacity available on the WD My Book Live is a 1 TB, 2 TB and 3TB.

My Book Live, Multifunction Entertainment Center

WD has just launched its "My Book Live home network", which provides the fastest storage and aksesn content to consumers, as well as providing the perfect space for the centralization of digital media at home.

My Book Live brings an easy and safe way to combine music, movies, and photos into one location. Besides My Book Live also provides easy access to digital content through multimedia devices at home connected in the network.

File transfer speed WD My Book Live to 100 MBps, exceeding three times the speed of USB 2.0, and also twice the speed of other network drives in its class.

Media servers that exist in the My Book Live also makes this device a solution for users who want to see videos, music and images on any PC connected to the network.

WD My Book Live is also able to play music and videos stored on their drives in iTunes, view photos on your iPhone or iPad through the application of WD Photos.

Then with WD Freeremote access, users can also access and send all the content in the My Book Live from every PC connected to the internet.

On every purchase of My Book Live, users will get the drive home networks, ethernet cable, AC adapter, and a software installation CD.

CD software provided also contains WD SmartWare for Windows, the Setup Wizard and Free Remote Access service.

The installation was not too difficult. Simply insert the ethernet cable to the modem and plug the AC adapter cable. When it is installed then the software will first look for the drive, and then later installed.

Capacities are available on the WD My Book Live is a 1 TB, 2 TB and 3TB. While a given price is USD169 (1 TB), USD209
(2 TB) and USD269 (3 TB).

Every purchase of WD My Book Live will be given three-year warranty.

Some of the features and specifications of WD "My Book Live Home Network" Drive:
- Setup is simple, in just minutes
- Automatic Backup software with WD SmartWare for Windows
- Gigabit Ethernet technology for more speed than USB 2.0 drives
- Compatible dengann Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS X Leopard and Snow Leopard, as well as devices that support DLNA / UPnP.
- Capacity-capacity available on the WD My Book Live is a 1 TB, 2 TB and 3TB.

Asus X42JY-VX166D White Review and Specifications

New Laptops Asus X42JY-VX166D White Comes with Spec, i3-380M, 4GB DDR3, 500GB HDD, DVD ± RW, NIC, WiFi, VGA ATI Radeon HD6470 1GB, Camera, 14 "WXGA, Non OS, Asus Laptop X42JY-VX166D White is almost similar to Asus Laptop X42JY-VX167D Blue and specifications.

Asus X42JY-VX166D White Specs :

Platform : Notebook PC
Processor Type : Intel Core i3 Processor
Processor Onboard : Intel® Core™ i3-380M Processor (2.53 GHz, Cache 3 MB)
Chipset : Intel HM55
Standard Memory : 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM PC-10600
Max. Memory : 4 GB (2 DIMMs)
Video Type : ATi Mobility Radeon HD 6470 1GB
Display Size : 14" WXGA LED
Display Max. Resolution : 1366 x 768
Display Technology : LED backlight
Audio Type : Integrated
Speakers Type : Integrated
Floppy Drive : Optional
Hard Drive Type : 500 GB Serial ATA 5400 RPM
Optical Drive Type : DVD±RW
Networking : Integrated
Network Speed : 10 / 100 Mbps
Wireless Network Type : Integrated
Wireless Network Protocol : IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n
Keyboard Type : QWERTY 82 keys
Input Device Type :Touch Pad
Card Reader Provided : SD, MMC
Interface Provided : 3x USB 2.0, VGA, HDMI, LAN, Audio
O/S Provided : Pre-sales Request Available
Battery Type : Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery
Power Supply : External AC Adapter
Weight : 2.2 kg
Standard Warranty 1-year Limited Warranty by Authorized Distributor
Bundled Peripherals Carrying Case
Package Contents Contents may vary

[Source]

Asus X42JY-VX166D White Review and Specifications

New Laptops Asus X42JY-VX166D White Comes with Spec, i3-380M, 4GB DDR3, 500GB HDD, DVD ± RW, NIC, WiFi, VGA ATI Radeon HD6470 1GB, Camera, 14 "WXGA, Non OS, Asus Laptop X42JY-VX166D White is almost similar to Asus Laptop X42JY-VX167D Blue and specifications.

Asus X42JY-VX166D White Specs :

Platform : Notebook PC
Processor Type : Intel Core i3 Processor
Processor Onboard : Intel® Core™ i3-380M Processor (2.53 GHz, Cache 3 MB)
Chipset : Intel HM55
Standard Memory : 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM PC-10600
Max. Memory : 4 GB (2 DIMMs)
Video Type : ATi Mobility Radeon HD 6470 1GB
Display Size : 14" WXGA LED
Display Max. Resolution : 1366 x 768
Display Technology : LED backlight
Audio Type : Integrated
Speakers Type : Integrated
Floppy Drive : Optional
Hard Drive Type : 500 GB Serial ATA 5400 RPM
Optical Drive Type : DVD±RW
Networking : Integrated
Network Speed : 10 / 100 Mbps
Wireless Network Type : Integrated
Wireless Network Protocol : IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n
Keyboard Type : QWERTY 82 keys
Input Device Type :Touch Pad
Card Reader Provided : SD, MMC
Interface Provided : 3x USB 2.0, VGA, HDMI, LAN, Audio
O/S Provided : Pre-sales Request Available
Battery Type : Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery
Power Supply : External AC Adapter
Weight : 2.2 kg
Standard Warranty 1-year Limited Warranty by Authorized Distributor
Bundled Peripherals Carrying Case
Package Contents Contents may vary

[Source]

BlackBerry PlayBook 4G Specs, Features and Review

New York, Jan 12: The BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion (RIM), will launch their new iPad Killer tablet, 4G PlayBook, in the second quarter of 2011 through Sprint Nextel in United States. RIM has announced the launch during the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

The new RIM PlayBook has a 7-inch capacitive display and runs on BlackBerry Tablet OS. The touch screen display offers 1024x600 WSVGA resolution that provides maximum entertainment on 4G networks. PalyBook's OS is powered with 1 GHz dual-core processor.

BlackBerry PlayBook offers dual camera, one 3 megapixel front facing for video calling and a 5 megapixel at rear. During the launch at CES, free video calling software, Skype, has been spotted on this tablet. PlayBook also offers 64 GB internal storage.

Other features on PlayBook include Bluetooth, WiFi, HDMI out, MP3, AAC and WMA audio playback etc. The new PlayBook will compete with Apple iPad and as well as Motorola Xoom, which was also revealed at CES. Currently, about 80 percent of the total share of tablet market is controlled by Apple iPad. Also Apple is planning to launch its second version called iPad 2 with additional features.

BlackBerry PlayBook Specifications:
* 7-inch capacitive display with 1024x600 WSVGA resolution
* BlackBerry Tablet OS
* 1 GHz dual-core processor
* 1 GB RAM memory
* MP3, AAC and WMA audio playback
* Dual cameras
* 5MP at rear
* 3MP at front for video calling
* Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) connectivity
* Bluetooth 2.1+EDR support
* HDMI out
* Internal storage - 16, 32 and 64 GB models

RIM has not announced the rate of PlayBook. It is expected that the price will be around $500 (Rs. 22,500 approx) which is relatively low when compared to other tablets. The availability and price of RIM PlayBook in India has not announced yet. Stay tuned for more updates.

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BlackBerry PlayBook 4G Specs, Features and Review

New York, Jan 12: The BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion (RIM), will launch their new iPad Killer tablet, 4G PlayBook, in the second quarter of 2011 through Sprint Nextel in United States. RIM has announced the launch during the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

The new RIM PlayBook has a 7-inch capacitive display and runs on BlackBerry Tablet OS. The touch screen display offers 1024x600 WSVGA resolution that provides maximum entertainment on 4G networks. PalyBook's OS is powered with 1 GHz dual-core processor.

BlackBerry PlayBook offers dual camera, one 3 megapixel front facing for video calling and a 5 megapixel at rear. During the launch at CES, free video calling software, Skype, has been spotted on this tablet. PlayBook also offers 64 GB internal storage.

Other features on PlayBook include Bluetooth, WiFi, HDMI out, MP3, AAC and WMA audio playback etc. The new PlayBook will compete with Apple iPad and as well as Motorola Xoom, which was also revealed at CES. Currently, about 80 percent of the total share of tablet market is controlled by Apple iPad. Also Apple is planning to launch its second version called iPad 2 with additional features.

BlackBerry PlayBook Specifications:
* 7-inch capacitive display with 1024x600 WSVGA resolution
* BlackBerry Tablet OS
* 1 GHz dual-core processor
* 1 GB RAM memory
* MP3, AAC and WMA audio playback
* Dual cameras
* 5MP at rear
* 3MP at front for video calling
* Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) connectivity
* Bluetooth 2.1+EDR support
* HDMI out
* Internal storage - 16, 32 and 64 GB models

RIM has not announced the rate of PlayBook. It is expected that the price will be around $500 (Rs. 22,500 approx) which is relatively low when compared to other tablets. The availability and price of RIM PlayBook in India has not announced yet. Stay tuned for more updates.

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- Audio-Technica’s Special Price for Holidays 2010
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CES 2011 Monsoon Aims to Make Watching Your TV Anywhere Easy

Monsoon Multimedia unveiled two products here at CES which strive to provide better access and control to your TV programs. The company’s Volkano Flow and Vulkano Blast set-top boxes let users view and record TV content that they normally enjoy in the living room on both mobile and computing devices.

Similar to the popular SlingBox family of products, the Vulkano devices connect to satellite or cable boxes via component inputs to grab TV programing. Users can then stream live or DVR-recorded video content to watch either on PCs and Mac, or remotely with portable gadgets such as smart phones and tablets. Mobile access to the Volkano product is achieved through apps available for purchase on iOS, Android, and Blackberry platform devices ($9.99).

Notably, the Volkano system has the power to incorporate program guide information from cable and satellite providers, letting users find their favorite shows and schedule DVR recordings when away from home. Best of all, the Volkano Flow offers all this functionality for $99. The more expensive Volkano Blast adds and HDMI output and an internal 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive for $199. It also uses UPandP connectivity to facilitate streaming of multimedia residing on compatible mobile devices onto TVs. Monsoon also says that plans are in the works to give the Blast services from folks such as Netflix, Amazon, and Yahoo.

Expect both the Vulcano Flow and Vulkano Blast to become available for purchase sometime in January, 2011.

[blog.laptopmag.com]

CES 2011 Monsoon Aims to Make Watching Your TV Anywhere Easy

Monsoon Multimedia unveiled two products here at CES which strive to provide better access and control to your TV programs. The company’s Volkano Flow and Vulkano Blast set-top boxes let users view and record TV content that they normally enjoy in the living room on both mobile and computing devices.

Similar to the popular SlingBox family of products, the Vulkano devices connect to satellite or cable boxes via component inputs to grab TV programing. Users can then stream live or DVR-recorded video content to watch either on PCs and Mac, or remotely with portable gadgets such as smart phones and tablets. Mobile access to the Volkano product is achieved through apps available for purchase on iOS, Android, and Blackberry platform devices ($9.99).

Notably, the Volkano system has the power to incorporate program guide information from cable and satellite providers, letting users find their favorite shows and schedule DVR recordings when away from home. Best of all, the Volkano Flow offers all this functionality for $99. The more expensive Volkano Blast adds and HDMI output and an internal 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive for $199. It also uses UPandP connectivity to facilitate streaming of multimedia residing on compatible mobile devices onto TVs. Monsoon also says that plans are in the works to give the Blast services from folks such as Netflix, Amazon, and Yahoo.

Expect both the Vulcano Flow and Vulkano Blast to become available for purchase sometime in January, 2011.

[blog.laptopmag.com]

CES 2011, Parrot Asteroid Car Receiver Has Android, Numerous USB Ports

This year, Parrot is going back to their music-transmitting roots with their aftermarket Asteroid car receiver. Based on Android, the Asteroid runs a heavily modified version that’s optimized for in-car use. In other words, there’s no touchscreen here. Instead, there’s a jog-dial for navigating through menus and plenty of real buttons. However, we think the Asteroid’s coolest feature is on the back– a part you’ll rarely see.

In addition to the standard RCA audio jacks for hooking up your car’s stereo system and a 3.5 mm jack for connecting your MP3 player, there are 3 high speed USB ports and 1 full speed USB port specifically for iPhone, iPod, and iPad. One of those USB ports can be used for the included GPS dongle for navigating via Parrot Maps. The other USB ports can be used for just about anything you want and Parrot tells us that the connections will be easily accessible through the glove compartment. Hook up a USB broadband stick and you’ve got Internet access in your car. Plug in your phone to charge it. Connect an external The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive and you’ve got access to your entire music collection via Parrot’s voice command.

Parrot’s voice command is truly the killer part of this device. Want to play Pearl Jam from your external hard drive? Just say, “Play Pearl Jam.” The voice recognition in the receiver will understand what you’re saying and play the specified band or song.

While the Asteroid isn’t directly connected to the Internet and doesn’t have a specific broadband plan connected to it, you can attach your own USB broadband card, then take it out later to use in your laptop.

Another interesting feature of the Asteroid is that despite its Android roots, it doesn’t have a touchscreen. Instead, all navigation takes place using buttons, a jog wheel, and voice commands. All in all, we really like what we’ve seen with the Asteroid and can’t wait to see it arrive in the U.S. this summer.

CES 2011, Parrot Asteroid Car Receiver Has Android, Numerous USB Ports

This year, Parrot is going back to their music-transmitting roots with their aftermarket Asteroid car receiver. Based on Android, the Asteroid runs a heavily modified version that’s optimized for in-car use. In other words, there’s no touchscreen here. Instead, there’s a jog-dial for navigating through menus and plenty of real buttons. However, we think the Asteroid’s coolest feature is on the back– a part you’ll rarely see.

In addition to the standard RCA audio jacks for hooking up your car’s stereo system and a 3.5 mm jack for connecting your MP3 player, there are 3 high speed USB ports and 1 full speed USB port specifically for iPhone, iPod, and iPad. One of those USB ports can be used for the included GPS dongle for navigating via Parrot Maps. The other USB ports can be used for just about anything you want and Parrot tells us that the connections will be easily accessible through the glove compartment. Hook up a USB broadband stick and you’ve got Internet access in your car. Plug in your phone to charge it. Connect an external The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive and you’ve got access to your entire music collection via Parrot’s voice command.

Parrot’s voice command is truly the killer part of this device. Want to play Pearl Jam from your external hard drive? Just say, “Play Pearl Jam.” The voice recognition in the receiver will understand what you’re saying and play the specified band or song.

While the Asteroid isn’t directly connected to the Internet and doesn’t have a specific broadband plan connected to it, you can attach your own USB broadband card, then take it out later to use in your laptop.

Another interesting feature of the Asteroid is that despite its Android roots, it doesn’t have a touchscreen. Instead, all navigation takes place using buttons, a jog wheel, and voice commands. All in all, we really like what we’ve seen with the Asteroid and can’t wait to see it arrive in the U.S. this summer.

Monsoon Aims to Make Watching Your TV Anywhere Easy 2011

Monsoon Multimedia unveiled two products here at CES which strive to provide better access and control to your TV programs. The company’s Volkano Flow and Vulkano Blast set-top boxes let users view and record TV content that they normally enjoy in the living room on both mobile and computing devices.

Similar to the popular SlingBox family of products, the Vulkano devices connect to satellite or cable boxes via component inputs to grab TV programing. Users can then stream live or DVR-recorded video content to watch either on PCs and Mac, or remotely with portable gadgets such as smart phones and tablets. Mobile access to the Volkano product is achieved through apps available for purchase on iOS, Android, and Blackberry platform devices ($9.99).

Notably, the Volkano system has the power to incorporate program guide information from cable and satellite providers, letting users find their favorite shows and schedule DVR recordings when away from home. Best of all, the Volkano Flow offers all this functionality for $99. The more expensive Volkano Blast adds and HDMI output and an internal 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive for $199. It also uses UPandP connectivity to facilitate streaming of multimedia residing on compatible mobile devices onto TVs. Monsoon also says that plans are in the works to give the Blast services from folks such as Netflix, Amazon, and Yahoo.

Expect both the Vulcano Flow and Vulkano Blast to become available for purchase sometime in January, 2011.

Monsoon Aims to Make Watching Your TV Anywhere Easy 2011

Monsoon Multimedia unveiled two products here at CES which strive to provide better access and control to your TV programs. The company’s Volkano Flow and Vulkano Blast set-top boxes let users view and record TV content that they normally enjoy in the living room on both mobile and computing devices.

Similar to the popular SlingBox family of products, the Vulkano devices connect to satellite or cable boxes via component inputs to grab TV programing. Users can then stream live or DVR-recorded video content to watch either on PCs and Mac, or remotely with portable gadgets such as smart phones and tablets. Mobile access to the Volkano product is achieved through apps available for purchase on iOS, Android, and Blackberry platform devices ($9.99).

Notably, the Volkano system has the power to incorporate program guide information from cable and satellite providers, letting users find their favorite shows and schedule DVR recordings when away from home. Best of all, the Volkano Flow offers all this functionality for $99. The more expensive Volkano Blast adds and HDMI output and an internal 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.
Learn Morehard drive for $199. It also uses UPandP connectivity to facilitate streaming of multimedia residing on compatible mobile devices onto TVs. Monsoon also says that plans are in the works to give the Blast services from folks such as Netflix, Amazon, and Yahoo.

Expect both the Vulcano Flow and Vulkano Blast to become available for purchase sometime in January, 2011.