Sure, it can take up to 8GB of memory via an SD card expansion, and its version 2.4.19 Linux-based OS will make it pretty bloody hackable...but if you line it up against modern smartphones, or even handheld games machines, it doesn't actually live up to the "the ultimate, portable multimedia device" banner it's being touted under by makers Imovio. Then you discover that it's cost will be around $170, and the Eee PC and its ilk loom over it in terms of cost, specs, battery power and only slightly lesser portability.

Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, possibly expecting a lot from a device with such a lofty name, and maybe it'll appeal to people after really ultraportable not-quite-a-BlackBerry, not-quite-an-iPod computing needs—read the press release below to make up your own mind.[viaGadgetLab]

London, 20th October, 2008: A device that offers consumers an alternative to a smartphone or mini-PC has today been launched by IMOVIO. The iKIT is a Pocket Mobile Companion that at 95mm by 65mm and only 15.5mm high is as portable as a mobile phone. Yet the WiFi enabled device comes with a full QWERTY/AZERTY keyboard, an 8GB SD card slot, a 2.8 inch QVGA display and an option to convert the USB for use with an HSDPA dongle, making it a fully functional communicating and browsing device and a viable substitute for a laptop.
iKIT open
iKIT open

The stylish iKIT is a dedicated chat, email and internet accessory and unlike smartphones it is fully optimised for that purpose. The clamshell design provides users with a full keyboard and landscape screen that don’t have to be compromised for voice calls. Dedicated hotkeys for all of the applications, including a music and video player and webcam, coupled with the elegant design mean that iKIT is the ultimate, portable multimedia device.

The suggested retail price of approximately £99 or €130, combined with the functionality, make the iKIT a very attractive device for a youth audience, as well as appealing to travelers who need a quick and easy-to-use messaging alternative. By buying the iKIT, consumers will be able to save up to £500 on an iPhone* or mini-PC** and with potential operator subsidies the savings may be even greater.

“Many consumers can’t afford the latest smartphone or mini-PC gadget, while others simply can’t use or just don’t like the existing form factors. This means that large groups of people still don’t fully utilise mobile data,” said Dr Jack Torobin, CEO of IMOVIO. “These users, mainly women and teens, still want to have the ability to send emails, browse the web and update their on-line profiles whilst they are out and about.”

“We designed the iKIT to be an alternative to a smartphone or mini-PC,” said Nigel Newby-House, Head of Design at IMOVIO. “It’s a beautifully designed mobile device that provides all the multi-media and messaging capabilities a mobile consumer needs. But at a much better price.”

For mobile and broadband providers, the iKIT is the perfect device to complement their existing range and can be offered to consumers as an add-on device to go with the existing choice of phones, laptops or HSDPA cards. Alternatively, the iKIT can be used to increase customer retention or reduce churn by offering it as a subsidised device for users signing up or renewing broadband or mobile data packages.

Dr. Torobin continued, “the iKIT will allow operators to target the demographics that are currently not well served for mobile data. And as an HSDPA enabled device, it offers a great entry level product for operators to increase usage of their high-speed networks.”

Some of the many operator benefits of the iKIT include:
- The iKIT is brandable to match an operator’s existing portfolio of devices
- For mobile operators, the iKIT will increase take up of new unlimited data plans on the new high-speed networks, without users having to change from their much-loved handset
- For broadband providers the iKIT is the ideal second device that can be used to share the home network, providing the messaging capabilities needed without the high cost of a new laptop
- The iKIT opens up a market to a previously disenfranchised demographic that can neither afford, or fully utilise a smartphone or laptop
- The suggested retail price of approximately £99 or €130 means that the iKIT is the perfect device for consumers to purchase as an add-on device – increasing the number of transactions and therefore loyalty
- Operators can now offer teens and other key demographics, like senior citizens, a device that offers exactly the right amount of functionality without the price, commitment or unnecessary processing power of either a laptop or smartphone

On top of the Linux 2.4.19 operating system (OS) the iKIT runs the multi-media and communication tools required by the teen and youth audience. Browsing is optimised for the form factor with Opera Mini 4.1 and the device uses a standard mini-USB port for headphones, charging and synching the device. With storage for over 2,000 contacts and a stand-by battery life of up to 250 hours, the iKIT belies its lightweight, stylish appearance.

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Notes to Editors

Price comparisons are based on the following information, current as of 17th October, 2008.
*Apple iPhone on an 18-month contract at £30 per month, plus £159 handset purchase gives a total cost of ownership of £699
** Vodafone Notebook (Dell Inspiron Mini) on a 24-month contract at £25 per month gives a total cost of ownership of £600
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iKIT Specifications

General

Processing
- Processor: Marvell PXA270 312MHz
- Operating System: Linux 2.4.19
- User Interface GUI: Proprietary plus Trolltech QT/E 2.3.8

Connectivity
- Bluetooth® 2.0 with EDR, supports wireless stereo headset
- (A2DP) & DUN profile
- WIFI® IEEE 802.11 b/g
- Optional USB connection configured for HSDPA dongle

Keypad
- QWERTY/AZERTY + numeric keys, other languages optional

Memory Internal
- ROM: 128 MB, RAM: 64 MB SDRAM
- User data: 12MB, User media files: 23MB

Memory External
- Micro SD (up to 8GB)

Display
- 2.8 inch QVGA, TFT, 260,000 colors, landscape

Dimensions & Weight
- 95mm (L) x 65mm (W) x 15.5mm (H)
- 113g (with battery)

Connector
- Mini-USB 1.1 used for charging, PC data exchange and wired stereo headset.

Battery
- 1050 mAh, Li-ion
- Standby Time: up to 250h
- Power-up Time: up to 3h (25% data download per hour)
- Gaming Time: up to 4h (java game)
- Charging time: 2.5-3.5 hr to full charge from flat with device power off

Colors
- Velvet Black, Satin White – other colors available to order

Multi-Media

Browser
- Web browser Opera Mini 4.1

Messaging
- POP3 / IMAP / SMTP email protocols
- Supports MSN IM

Audio
- Supports MIDI, WAV and MP3 formats
- 16mm speaker built-in, monophonic

Imaging
- Supports JPG, BMP, GIF and PNG formats
- 0.3 MP fixed focus camera (Option)
- Digital zoom: Up to 3X smooth digital zoom with 7 steps

Video
- 3GP, MP4 and AVI format, Maximum size QVGA
- 25 fps video playback for QVGA size video clips
- Support full-screen display

Java
- JTWI / JSR75 compliant

Professional

PC Sync
- With Outlook 2000/2003 & Outlook Express v6 (emails, contacts, calendar)

Personal Features
- Calculator
- Media folder
- Notepad
- World clock
- Alarm clock
- Stop Watch
- Countdown Timer

Contact List
- Maximum 2,000 records

Calendar
- Maximum 1,000 events

In the Box

- iKIT
- Battery
- Mini USB / USB cable
- USB stereo earpiece
- Charger
- User guide and CD

Mexico Minigod speaker catalog page [TaintedVisionsArt.com via Technabob]

Griffin has announced two interesting iPhone accessories: the Clarifi iPhone case for the iPhone 3G and the AirCurve sound-amplifying dock.

The weirdest first: The AirCurve [pictured left] is billed as an "amplifier", but there's no electronics inside. Instead a collection of bends and turns in the acrylic — think Bose Wave radio here — directs the sound of the iPhone's built-in monophonic speaker to make it louder (in one direction, of course). I'll be surprised if the sound is improved to any degree that will provoke more than a "huh!" from me, but it's also only $20 and sort of an elegant system. One that doesn't charge your phone at night.

The other product, the Clarifi case, is pretty normal fare: industrial black rubber and plastic. Its big feature is a sliding camera lens that gives a sort of macro mode for the iPhone's camera, allowing pictures to be shot from as close as six inches away but remain clear. It's not inexpensive — $35 — and it's rare that I've found an iPhone case that is worth increasing the physical size of the device, especially since I keep my phone in my pocket, not a belt clip or bag.

BAY SPEAKER

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Nokia liberates the 9500 communicator phone

This Nokia mobile phone is made up in a candy bar form factor. It comes in a tin gray color and looks huge in size. It is very simple in design and has vast features like its size. It has a dual keypad. The front keypad comprises of the number keys and selection buttons. On flipping the phone sideways, you can find the QWERTY keypad. There is a music button for automatic switching to music from other menus.

The phone works on a Tri-Band frequency. They are the EGSM 850 /GSM 1800/ 1900 and the EGSM 900/ GSM 1800/1900. The phone has a double display were both the displays are enriched with 65,536 colours. The external display in the phone resolutions 128 x 128 pixels and the resolution of the internal display is 640 x 200 pixels. The phone functions on a Symbian 7.0 OS series 80 platform. The phone is quite large and heavy. It weighs 222 grams and its length, breadth and depth are 148 x 57 x 24mm respectively.

Audio and Video

The Nokia 9500 mobile phone exploits a VGA camera employed for taking video clips and still pictures. You can view the video playback from the integrated video player. An integrated MP3 plays that supports MP3, AAC files plays your most desired MP3 tracks with ease. The sound quality in this phone is high stereo sound effects. The memory in this phone is enormous for you to store a lot of MP3 songs. The phone uses monophonic, polyphonic and MP3 songs for call alert.

Superior Messaging

The messaging feature in the Nokia 9500 mobile phone is well configured. The MMS service permits you to merge photos, video clips and voice recordings and text as well, and can be sent as a single message. The SMS is supported by predictive text input. The phone has E-mail facility that enables you to check your mail frequently. The E-mail supports SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 protocols. The unique feature in this phone is that you can send and receive fax messages through this phone.
The Browsing and connectivity in this mobile phone are to be appreciated. The browsing features in this phone comprise of the EDGE, Wireless LAN, and GPRS while the connectivity includes Bluetooth, USB (Nokia connectivity cable-DKU2), Pop-Port and Infra red. The phone has an Opera browser for surfing the internet. This browser supports Java Script, HTML and XHTML.

Business on the go

Candidly, this phone proves to be the businessman’s comrade. It has many business-oriented applications. They comprise presentation viewer and editor, Word Processor, and Spreadsheet viewer and editor. The phone also enables you to use compatible MS Office programs. It has other personal information management features like the calculator, VPN, voice recorder and the file manager.

The phone has generous 80MB of in-built memory for mass storage. There are options for memory expansion with the expandable memory slot card (MMC) that yields more memory. The phone has a standby time up to 300 hours and a talk time up to 6 hours.

You can also read unbiased reviews of UK Latest Mobile Phones on T-Mobile, Sagem, Philips, Blackberry and Alcatel mobile phone reviews at mobilephonereviews.org.

Which Cell Phones and Cell Phone Plans Will Save you Money
Many people go looking for cell phones without too much emphasis being put on the cell phone plans. Many new users who sign up to the different networks have been sold to rather than choosing the best option the suits them. Research is important. Cell phones & plans can be an expensive commodity.
Types of Cell Phones:
·Camera Cell Phone
·PDA Cell Phone
·GPS Cell Phone
The cell phone itself is not an ongoing expensive. It’s a one off purchase that should last in good working order until you want to upgrade. Your own personal tastes and styles should determine what cell phone you want (not the sales assistant behind the desk). Many phones on today’s market have a built in camera. The camera phone is by far the most popular phone for it’s multifunction use. Not only can you capture that perfect photo you can also send pictures to friends and family or upload to your PC. Many of the camera phones have a zoom in/out option and a rotating lens.
Personal Digital Assistant or PDA cell phones are generally the most expensive of the range. This type of phone has specifications similar to that of the PC. The have their own processor and memory and even have the excellent TFT display. This type of phone is ideal for sales reps or people who like to work from different locations apart from the office. This phone has word processor capabilities.
Global Positioning System or GPS cell phones are proving more and more popular. The newest on the market between the different cell phone types. Many companies who issue company mobile phones especially to sales reps or drivers are diverting to the GPS cell type. The type of phone will give a precise location and whereabouts to the receiver.
Cell phone plans
Cell phone plans are the most important factor when looking to purchase a cell phone for the very first time or changing from one network to another. Before you sign up on a plan you need to ask yourself the following questions:
·Will the phone be used mainly for calling friends or family?
·Is the phone going to be used for business?
·Are you allowed your cell phone on during working hours?
·Will you need your cell for international calls?
·Will you be sending many SMS texts?
It is important to be honest with yourself in answering the above questions, if not you will end up the long-term loser. Remember you will more than likely have to sign a one-year contract with the cell phone carrier, if you think things through now it will only save you money and stress. Do not get taken in from carriers offering you a certain amount of free texts per month. The calls themselves are the expense.
Watch out for the roaming rates
Watch out for the roaming charges. If you intend to travel from state to state or one country to another different carriers have different rates. The can vary dramatically, be warned.
What about the prepaid cell phones?
If you find that you intend using the phone only a minimal amount of time, you should consider a prepaid cell phone. The pre paid option is more expensive per minute during use but it has it’s own advantages such as:
·No contract to be signed
·No monthly line rental
·No service fee
·No credit checks
·No deposit required
·No penalties if you decide never to use it again as you have no contract to begin with
Many people think that you cannot get a prepaid cell phone with built in camera. This is incorrect as many carriers are offering the prepaid phones that are camera mounted. Be careful, sending pictures by text with a prepaid cell to friends or family is much more expensive than with a bill phone. With the prepaid option you know exactly what you are spending at all times. Ideal for those who are on a tight budget.
Where do I get credit for my prepaid cell phone?
It’s very easy. You can top up your credit in most stores. Just tell the assistant what carrier you are with and how much you need to top up for with credit. Many stores have vending machines where you operate the top up yourself. You can also call your cell phone carriers with your credit card and top up from your own home. Always choose a carrier that has a free toll number. There is nothing more annoying than a carrier charging it’s own customers for phone calls.
About the AuthorDeclan Tobin is a successful freelance writer providing advice for consumers on purchasing a variety of Cell phone plans which includes Cell prepaid plans, Carriers, and more! His numerous articles provide a wonderfully researched resource of interesting and relevant information for all of your phone interests and needs.

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Product Description:
With some older generations of vehicle CD player, they will not play MP3 format discs. But, with this adapter, worry no more, listen to MP3’s through your car FM Radio. Make the most of every journey to work, listen to books / music recorded as MP3’s. The input jack allows input from any device to be broadcast to the car FM Radio. (Cable is included). The remote control comes in is a big safety feature, no more fumbling around trying to change tracks when driving. The Modulator will not overheat, only consuming 100mA, always staying cool.

Technical Details:
• Plays MP3’s from Flash Drive to Car FM Radio
• Wireless remote control
• Remembers last track number and radio frequency

Only $19.99 Car MP3 Player with Remote Control and FM Transmitter

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Product Description:
Now you can enjoy music, news anywhere in your house or the back yard. This single add-on wireless speaker is the perfect addition to your current audio system. With this add-on speaker you can create a multi-room sound system and have the freedom to listen to music without the hassle of running unsightly speaker wires!

Technical Features:
• Auto tuning function for interference free reception utilizing Phase Loop Lock (PLL) technology automatically tuning in the optimal frequency.
• Speaker can be up to 150′ away from the audio source, without line of sight limitations.
• Existing systems transmitter connects via 3.5mm audio cable to PCs, MP3 players, iPods, stereos and home theater systems.
• Compact & portable with a stylized design (10H x 5W) - 3 Rubber edge Woofer2 Mylar cone Tweeter 10 Watt RMS Output 9V DC Transformer.

$44.43 Audio Unlimited 900MHz Wireless Add-on Speaker

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