[MobileRatty] tag: impressive

Panasonic Digital dictaphones with technology ZOOM

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 17:29:03 +0000

The company introduced a new series of Panasonic digital dictaphone function ZOOM. It does not matter where the voice recording: Individual interviews, the collective presentation or lecture - you can be sure that will continue exactly what address you want, rather than extraneous noise. Russian consumers before 3 models - RR-US950E-K, RR-US750E-S and RR-US490E-K.

Models RR-US950E-K, RR-US750E-S, RR-US490E-K, equipped with this technology have the opportunity to commit towards the voice recording that allows you to save it serves no extraneous noise. Technology ZOOM dictaphones Panasonic makes a very useful tool not only for professional users such as journalists, but also for students and businessmen, producing record speeches at lectures and presentations.

Apart from the impressive technology ZOOM, the new Panasonic dictaphones offer consumers all the benefits of a dedicated professional tool for recording and processing speech. All the models produce the recording in digital format MP3. Moreover, RR-US950E-K and RR-US750E-S fix it, voice or other sound in stereo. All devices are equipped with high-speed USB-port for data transfer, so that files with sound information can be easily moved to a computer for further editing and processing. However, information on each of the dictaphone can be protected by password, which implies a high level of confidentiality.

New dictaphones able to save a large amount of data. For example, RR-US950E-K, equipped with 2GB internal memory, provides a record of 284 hours of MP3-Stereo, and RR-US750E-S, carries 1GB of memory, can record 142 hours of MP3-Stereo. The younger model RR-US490E-K, which has a capacity of 512MB, can record 268 hours of audio information.

Japans Softbank Mobile gets first major corporate iPhone customer

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 10:32:03 +0000

Softbank Mobile has recently scored its first major corporate customer for the iPhone in Japan. It’s a management and technology consultancy firm called BearingPoint.

BearingPoint’s idea is to help its consultants improve the productivity and enable them to get information more easily. For that purpose, the company has ordered “at least 1,000 units” of the iPhone from SoftBank.

It’s an important win for both Apple and SoftBank, though we’re still not hearing that impressive iNumbers from the “Land of the rising Sun…”

[Via: Unwired View]

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Amazing $10 million train set adds an airport (and another $10 million)

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 04:16:04 +0000

Just looking at pictures of the Miniatur Wunderland — a $10 million, 9,600-square-foot train set in Hamburg, Germany — you may mistake it for a living, breathing place. Several places, in fact, including its native Hamburg, and America (complete with an Area 51), Scandinavia and Austria — all painstakingly recreated down to the major landmarks, working traffic and ships and, of course, trains. Soon there will even be an airport. It's all part of an expansion planned for 2014, that will see Miniatur Wunderland add 36,000 feet of track to the almost 30,000 feet already in place, as well as doubling the set's $10 million price tag.

I could go on forever. The Miniatur Wunderland has a pretty darn impressive list of numbers, from track length to the number of traffic signals — see the list for yourself.

Check out the gallery below to get your tour of started (especially that last picture — Miniatur Wunderland has a control room that rivals NORAD).

Beware the pink tank: It shoots hot dogs

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 23:16:51 +0000

30 year-old Philadelphia guy Vin Marshall and nine of his friends built this 2,000-pound replica tank from junkyard parts, complete with a functioning pneumatic cannon that fires hot dogs. Believe it or not it moves using pedal power. It has enough room to fit hardware for six peddlers and yield about 1.5 horsepower.

Problem is that’s not enough to move tank treads, so they decided to use wheels instead. Then they gave it bicycle-like gearing to get more power from less exertion. When parade day arrived it all worked out and they were able to move along at 15 mph with a full load. It cost about $3000 to build. Why pink? I have no idea. Maybe because it fits the whole hot dog theme. I didn’t see any specs on how many dogs per minute it fires, but just the fact that it does it is impressive. Check out a video below.

[Popsci]

China Mobile Phone Gets Ahead of the Pack, Already Has Projector Phone

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:00:40 +0000

While the rest of the world has only started working on mobile phones equipped with projectors, China Mobile Phone already has their own version available in the market. The device in question is the N70-B projector phone which, on first glance, doesn’t look anything fancy at all.

But China Mobile’s N70-B actually has built-in projector that could show images between 34 to 64 inches in size. It’s a GSM 900/1800MHz phone with a 2.4-inch touch screen display, a microSD card slot, and a pitiful 0.3 MP camera. Using its built-in projector, your video clips would be projected within a one to two meter range and with 640 x 480 pixels resolution which isn’t impressive but isn’t so bad if you REALLY want a projector phone to play with. To make full use of the projector phone, it has input ports for media players, computers, and even DVD players.

China Mobile’s N70-B is now available for US$371.90.

via Slashphone

Vado Camcorder

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:37:43 +0000

Creative Technology Limited, a company which manufactures computer multimedia devices, has recently introduced its newest product called Vado which is a portable video recorder that features multiple media solutions and functions.

This device features 2 GB internal memory and provides 640 x 480 (resolution) VGA MPEG4 video format, able to store up to 2 hours of video recording.

Other impressive features are built-in USB connector which allows users to transfer video recordings to their PCs and Mac computers; rechargeable battery (lithium-ion based) which can last for more than two hours of video recording; A/V compatibility design which allows users to watch the recorded videos directly to the television; and a large LCD screen which measures 2 inches.

This product also features compact design, measuring only 5.5-cm wide, 1.6-cm diameter, and 10-cm tall. This camcorder also weighs approximately 84 grams. With this highly portable feature, Vado is ideal for constant travelers.

The camcorder also features user-friendly menu and can also be mounted on a tripod.

This camcorder comes at a low price of $99.99 (most camcorders are priced at a $150 range) and can be purchased from the company’s website and from other major retail online stores.

Emblaze Edelweiss - Next iPhone Killer in Line

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:34:08 +0000

Emblaze Mobile, a mobile phone manufacturer based from Israel, has recently introduced its latest product called Emblaze Edelweiss which is a device that has been developed by the company as an attempt to compete with iPhone 3G.

This device provides advanced technologies and design which may sometimes far more exceeds the performance and functions of iPhone 3G (to make this possessed a competitive edge to tap the lucrative market of mobile phone industry).

This features a whopping 8 to 16GB storage capacity; HTC Touch HD; built-in GPS Technology; Touch Screen Technology; and LCD screen display which provides 854 x 480 pixel resolution.

Another impressive features are multiple media solutions; wireless connectivity which allows users to be connected from his work and family regardless of his/her location (3G connectivity and GSM); and web browser. (Some information and other specs of this device have not yet been made available for the moment for the general public.)

According to the company, this product will be first released on Russia on the month of October this year, although the date is still tentative. Meanwhile the price of this communication device has not yet been disclosed.

Pink Panther...Wait, Panzer

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:05:43 +0000

Here is an example of how passion is able to bring out impressive results - 30 year-old Vin Marshall from Philadelphia, along with 9 other buddies of his have come together to construct this 2,000 pound replica tank straight from junkyard parts. The turret looks menacing despite the pink exterior (definitely unsuitable for combat situations of any kind), and actually works as it is a functioning pneumatic cannon that shoots out hot dogs. Our ozone layer is also better off with this Pink Panzer as it relies on pedal power to move around, where half a dozen peddlers will be able to generate approximately 1.5 horsepower. The total cost? $3,000. I wonder how much they're going to sell this for.

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Toshiba Satellite E105-S1402 Up For Pre-Order

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 16:13:49 +0000

If you're looking forward to a new Toshiba notebook, I'm pleased to inform you that Toshiba's new Satellite E105-S1402 is available for pre-order at $1,199, targeting a shipping date between October 14 and 21. The E105 does have clean styling cues that resemble a Sony Vaio or MacBook Pro instead of what its predecessors offered, which is a good thing if you're into aesthetically pleasing machines. Other features found on the Satellite E105 include :-

14" display
Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26GHz processor
4GB RAM
Intel GMA 4500MHD integrated graphics
Draft N Wi-Fi connectivity
320GB hard drive
DVD burner
HDMI port
64-bit Vista Home Premium

The 5.5 battery life is pretty impressive and should satisfy most business users.

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Hands On: WowWee Alive Panda Cub

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:03:28 +0000

We got a chance recently to check out a robot of the cute and cuddly variety, as opposed to the kind that will take your face off. The sickeningly cuddly and cute WowWee Alive Panda Cub. While it doesn’t go so far as to chew bamboo in your livingroom and call itself Ling-Ling, it’s an impressive huggable robot for the kid or the grown up in your life. The final verdict? Kids love it because of it’s interactivity and realism. Hit the link and head over to our robot site for the full review.

[Botropolis]