Motorola. On Display Press Event - Sept 5th, 2012

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 USA Launch Party

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 US Launch Party - August 15th, 2012- Photo Gallery

Acer Aspire 722 Unboxing

I purchased this very nifty netbook/notebook hybrid last weekend - the Acer Aspire 722. The AMD C-50 dual core processor, 11.6" display, 320GB hard drive, HDMI output, 64-bit Windows 7 Premium and handy bantam-weight size, for under $250 plus taxes (not factoring in a promotional discount) makes it an incredible value. After cleaning out some of the preloaded software, this little guy really flies, and handles video playback onto an external TV with aplomb. A great buy, and loving it so far. :)

Nokia E7 Size Comparison

Here is a photo lineup of the Nokia E7 as compared to the Nokia E71, X6, and 5230 Nuron. As you can see, the screen size is relatively quite large (4 inches) and noticeably more usable when browsing or texting from an arms-length away.

Nokia BH-905i Stereo Bluetooth Headset

I just received this incredible pair of BH-905i Bluetooth headphones, courtesy of Nokia and WomWorld Nokia, as a winner of the party-tips portion of the Nokia C7 Social Challenge contest. Here are some photos of the headset, which is still charging at the moment. Aesthetics aside, this is one formidable headset, capable of handling just about any audio output you can throw at it, with built-in noise cancelling capabilities. More thoughts shortly - stay tuned!

Nokia Pocket Dance

Ericsson Chatboard CHA-10

I was cleaning out my drawer the other day and found this amazing blast from the past - my beloved Ericsson Chatboard. I bought it approximately 10 years ago, to complement my Sony Ericsson T300 phone, which incidentally was my first color-screen cell phone, which also featured a detachable VGA camera module! Combined with the Ericsson Chatboard, it was quite a formidable texting, browsing, camera-phone powerhouse, a forerunner to the featureset of today's typical smartphones. The Chatboard connects directly to the bottom of the T300 using the proprietary Ericsson connector, and the setup was actually sturdy enough to support the weight of the phone as you typed on the keyboard. The keyboard itself packs a full QWERTY layout, even a decently sized spacebar, and shortcut keys to commands such a Yes, No, Phonebook, WWW, SMS, etc. Quite a handy piece of kit, it even included a sturdy plastic carrying case to stow it away for on-the go convenience.