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Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Mobile Phone

MDR-NC300D Noise Cancelling Earphones from Sony

Logitech G19 Gaming Keyboard

ZOTAC ION Mother Board

Dell’s new PowerEdge server series

Personal Workstations HP z800

Symantec Norton 360 version 3.0 of Norton Internet Security 2009

The Core 2 Quad S-Series run at only 65 W

USB powered / Diamond slim ASUS SDRW-08D1S-U USB DVD Drive

Transcend ’s HD Video Cards – SDHC

PowerEdge T610

admin — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 17:03:59 +0000

Nokia 5530 XpressMusic Mobile Phone

Nokia introduced new model touch screen mobile 5530 XpressMusic phone.The main features thumbnail images of up to 20 close friends and provides easy access to them and their communications history including emails, phone calls, photos or other social media updates.The home screen also features one touch shortcuts to content and popular social networks. The 5530 XpressMusic can handle 27 hours of playback and a 4 GB memory card with five colors. The music collection can be synchronized with the PC using the Nokia Music for PC application.The Nokia 5530 XpressMusic also features the pop-up Media Bar so music, photos, videos, Internet and on-line sharing applications. It supports GSM/EDGE networks and also offers access to internet services via the integrated wireless LAN.

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admin — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:33:26 +0000

MDR-NC300D Noise Cancelling Earphones from Sony

Noise cancelling up to 98.4%. All of this, powered by a AA sized battery and it will last you 20 hours of audio.

Lenovo ThinkPad X201 3626 – 12 inch laptop with Core i5 chip Sum and Substance: Thumbs Up: Power full processor crammed in...

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admin — Fri, 15 May 2009 00:06:11 +0000

Logitech introduce new gaming keyboard G19 will be available soon

It has 12 fully programmable G-keys at your disposal. These keys give you plenty of room to program time-saving commands as there is an option for three macros per key.

The multi-key input feature allows you to use up to five keys at once to perform multiple complex actions. Additionally, you have two high-speed, powered USB 2.0 ports giving you the ability to transfer data to and from peripherals.

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admin — Wed, 13 May 2009 10:36:54 +0000

NVIDIA® ION™ graphics processors turn up the visuals on compact, low-power PCs with performance up to 10X faster than similar systems. When combined with a low-power CPU like Intel Atom, ION graphics processors transform traditional under-performing PC designs into a premium experience. Discover new ION-based PCs that are small in size but big in performance
KEY BENEFITS

Premium DirectX 10 graphics with advanced digital display connectivity
Full 1080p HD video with true-fidelity 7.1 audio
NVIDIA® CUDA™ technology to accelerate the most demanding applications, vastly improving your PC’s ability to work with visual content such as video encoding
Premium Windows experience with Windows Vista and Windows 7
Model

Model:IONITX-A-B/C/E/U
Chipset

Nvidia mGPUION
CPU Compatibility

Intel Atom N330 (dual-core) (1.6 GHz) Hyper Threading compatible with Front-side bus 533 MHz

Memory

DDR2 with Memory Speed 667/800 MHz / Slots 2 240-pin DIMM / Capacity Up to 4GB

Integrated Wifi

Compatibility 802.11n

Ports

DVI 1 (HDCP)

HDMI 1 (HDCP w/7.1-channel Audio)

VGA 1

SATA 3 (SATA 3.0 Gbps)

eSATA 1 (SATA 3.0 Gbps)

PS/2 1 (Keyboard)

USB 2.0 10 (6 on back panel, 4 via pin header)

Ethernet 10/100/1000Mbps (RJ45)

Cooler Passive(Optional Low-Noise Fan)

Windows Vista Vista Premium ready

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admin — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:05:08 +0000

This week, Dell released a whole slew of product announcements, including the continuation of a major revamp of the Power Edge server line. As a long-time big fan of Dell servers, I’m pretty excited about the new hardware.

In general, you won’t find much that is significantly revolutionary in the new server designs. In most cases, the new server models update older versions by adding support for newer Intel processors, additional RAM, and more internal storage. The servers do have a new look, though. Now, to be fair, the servers support a lot more RAM — 50% more, in fact. As data centers continue to shrink due to virtualization, increasing memory capability is critical.

The servers also sport:

New embedded management capabilities designed to simplify server and infrastructure management.
Energy efficient options to help organizations achieve green initiatives.
Power Edge R610

Although I haven’t found any documentation indicating that Dell plans to discontinue the Power Edge 1950 III, I can’t imagine that the older model won’t be replaced by the new PowerEdge R610, Dell’s 1U rack-mountable newcomer to the Power Edge server line. The R610 brings all of the enhancements that one would expect, including support for additional RAM (up to 96 GB), six drive bays in the 1U factor, and support for the newest Intel processors.

Power Edge R610:

	1950 III	R610
Form	Rack	Rack
Height	1U	1U
Sockets	Dual	Dual
Max cores	Eight	Eight
Processors	Xeon 5400	Xeon 5500
Chipset	Intel 5000X	Intel 5520
Max RAM	64GB	96GB
Drive bays	2 x 2.5″ or 2 x 3.5″	6 x 2.5″
Max int. disk	2.0 TB	3.0 TB
Network ports	2 x GbE	2 x Gb E

Power Edge R710:

Picking up where the Power Edge 2950 III left off, Dell’s new Power Edge R710 server also increases server capacity by providing for up to 144 GB of RAM in the 2U form factor along with eight 2.5″ drive bays and maximum internal storage of 6.0 TB. Like its older cousin, the R710 is a rack mountable server, but the new system provides four gigabit Ethernet ports on the motherboard, whereas the 2950 III provided two.

PowerEdge R710

	2950 III	R710
Form	Rack	Rack
Height	2U	2U
Sockets	Dual	Dual
Max cores	Eight	Eight
Processors	Xeon 5400	Xeon 5500
Chipset	Intel 5000X	Intel 5520
Max RAM	64GB	144GB
Drive bays	2 x 2.5″ or 2 x 3.5″	8 x 2.5″ or 6 x 3.5″
Max int. disk	2.0 TB	6.0 TB
Network ports	2 x GbE	4 x GbE

Dell also introduced an update to its venerable Power Edge 2900 III tower server. Dubbed the Power Edge T610, this new server increases total RAM capacity from 64 GB to 96 GB and total maximum internal storage from 6.0TB to 8.0TB. This is the one update that kind of disappoints me. This 5U behemoth has less expansion capability than one would think when compared to the R610 and R710. In the R710, for example, total possible RAM is 144 GB, with only 96 GB allowed in the T610. Further, even though the T610 can support up to 8 TB of internal disk space allowed in eight drive bays, with 5U of space, it seems like a lost opportunity to provide a great general purpose storage server with, say, 16 bays. Maybe that’ll come when (if) Dell releases a T710 model.

PowerEdge T610

	2900 III	T610
Form	Tower	Tower
Height	5U	5U
Sockets	Dual	Dual
Max cores	Eight	Eight
Processors	Xeon 5400	Xeon 5500
Chipset	Intel 5000X	Intel 5520
Max RAM	64GB	96GB
Drive bays	4 x 3.5″ or 6 x 3.5″ or 8 x 2.5″	8 x 2.5″ or 8 x 3.5″
Max int. disk	6.0 TB	8.0 TB
Network ports	2 x GbE	2 x GbE

PowerEdge M610

The M610 is Dell’s first hardware revision of the M600, initially introduced as a part of Dell’s new M1000e blade solution. Personally, I love the M1000e/M600 combination we’re using at Westminster College, so I’m happy to see a hardware update. Like the M600, the M610’s default configuration comes with dual gigabit Ethernet adapters, but the M610’s RAM capacity is 96 GB as compared to the M600’s 64 GB limit. Further, the M610 can make use of larger disks, meaning that a single half-height blade can hold up to 600 GB of space.

PowerEdge M610

	M600	M610
Form	Blade	Blade
Height	Half	Half
Sockets	Dual	Dual
Max cores	Eight	Eight
Processors	Xeon 5400	Xeon 5500
Chipset	Intel 5000X	Intel 5520
Max RAM	64GB	96GB
Drive bays	2 x 2.5″	2 x 2.5″
Max int. disk	300 GB	600 GB
Network ports	2 x GbE	2 x GbE

PowerEdge M710

The new M710 is really the only new server that doesn’t have a predecessor. The M710’s capabilities, not to mention its model number, have it sitting between the M610 and the quad processor M900 series blade. The M710 is a full-height blade supporting up to 144 GB of RAM (this thing has eighteen DIMM sockets), 1.2TB of internal storage, and up to two processors. With 4 gigabit Ethernet ports in the base configuration, the M710 has ample communications capabilities, too. Because this is a full-height blade, there are four PCIe x8 mezzanine ports available for additional communications options, such as Fibre Channel.

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admin — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:21:29 +0000

Processor: Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® 5500 Sequence processor

Chipset:Intel® 5520 (Dual)

Memory: 192 GB*, 1333 MHz**, six-channel DDR3 (3 channels per processor), 12 DIMM slots

Slots: 2 PCIe Gen2 x16, 2 PCIe Gen2 x16 mechanical (x8 electrical), 1 PCIe Gen2 x8 mechanical (x4 electrical),1 PCIe Gen1 x8 mechanical (x4 electrical), 1 PCI

External Ports: 3 USB 2.0, 1 IEEE 1394a, 1 microphone in, 1 headphone

Genuine Windows Vista® Business 32 with downgrade to Windows® XP Professional 32 custom installed (or) Genuine Windows Vista® Business 64 with downgrade to Windows® XP Professional 64 custom installed (or) Genuine Windows Vista® Business 32 Genuine Windows Vista® Business 64 (or) HP Installer Kit for Linux (or) (HP Installer Kit for Linux (expected availability 05/09); HP Installer Kit for Linux includes drivers for both 32-bit & 64-bit OS versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS4 and WS5)

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admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:29:25 +0000

Symantec has announced the release of Norton 360 version 3.0, all-in-one security solution for consumers’ PC and all their online activities in India.This latest version of Norton 360 extends protection to online activities with the full-featured version of the new Web site ratings service, Norton Safe Web.Norton Safe Web, a web site rating service, is designed to extend protection to the users’ online experience – whether browsing, searching, shopping or interacting. Norton Safe Web leverages targeted crawling, a unique Intelligent Aging Algorithm and the 20 million member Norton Community Watch. In addition, Norton Safe Web also extends protection by providing ecommerce safety ratings that enable users to make informed decisions about whether to conduct a transaction with an online vendor."Norton 360 has become one of Symantec’s most popular consumer offerings in just two years due to the all-in-one convenience it delivers and the solutions value we have built directly into the suite," said Gaurav Kanwal, Country Sales Manager, India, Consumer Products and Solutions.

"With version 3.0, we are combining the unmatched performance of our 2009 security products with Norton Safe Web to create even more convenience and value for our customers."Norton 360 version 3.0 has an average install of approximately one minute and uses less than 10MB of memory.

The latest version includes all of the performance and security enhancements of Norton InternetSecurity 2009, such as Norton Insight and pulse updates that result in intelligent scanning and the industry’s most frequent protection updates

Norton 360 will be available in the following packages:

- Norton 360 Premier Edition – Rs.4230 (includes 25GB of secured online storage)
- Norton 360 V3 1 user: Rs. 2820
- Norton 360 V3 3 user: Rs. 3760
- Norton 360 V3 5 user: Rs. 6110
- Norton 360 V3 10 user : Rs. 11280

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admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:08:57 +0000

The new processors are all based on Intel’s 45 nm manufacturing process, and they basically utilize the same silicon as the regular, non-S models, centering on the Core 2 Duo ‘Wolfdale’ design, utilizing two processing cores. Intel puts two of these onto one physical processor to create a Core 2 Quad processor, which it refers to as Yorkfield. Supporters of monolithic processor design have criticized this approach, saying it would not result in a true quad-core. And indeed, the disadvantage is increased front side bus traffic due to inter-core communication. However, we believe that the real judge should be the benchmarks, and the results there have been nice: the Core 2 Quad delivers high performance at an acceptable power consumption level.

S-Series Models

The S-series currently consists of three processor models. All have exactly the same technical characteristics and performance as the corresponding regular models, but they are rated at a maximum thermal design power of 65 W. The Core 2 Quad Q8200S runs at 2.33 GHz and has two 2 MB L2 caches; the Core 2 Quad Q9400S is a 2.66 GHz part with two 3 MB caches; and the Q9550S top model runs at 2.83 GHz and has the full 6 MB L2 cache for each dual core die, resulting in a total of 12 MB L2 cache.

Power Matters

Having four cores run at only 65 W is a significant step, as this has been the thermal design limit for Intel’s Core 2 Duo processors since their introduction. This means that virtually any Core 2 Duo system that was designed to be energy efficient will now be able to work with these quad cores as well, effectively doubling the performance reserves.

However, Intel is not the first company to deploy a 65 W quad core processor for desktops, as AMD presented its Phenom X4 9100e in May 2008. Credit belongs to AMD as the first, but the 9100e wasn’t a high-performance part at only a 1.8 GHz clock speed. Not only is the Core 2 Quad faster when compared at the same clock speed, but the new S-series models at 65 W are available at mainstream clock speeds of up to 2.83 GHz. The higher frequencies mean that they are able to provide substantial performance even for traditional applications that may not be able to benefit from multiple processing cores.

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admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:55:45 +0000

Diamond slim ASUS SDRW-08D1S-U External DVD Drive with USB powered

Specifications:

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Write Speed

· DVD-R: 8X

· DVD-RW: 8X

· DVD+R: 8X

· DVD+R(DL): 6X

· DVD-R(DL): 6X

· CD-R: 24X

· CD-RW: 16X

· DVD-RAM: 5X

Read Speed

· DVD-R(single): 8 X max.

· DVD-RW(single): 8 X max.

· DVD+R(single): 8 X max.

· DVD+R(DL): 6 X max.

· DVD-R(DL): 6 X max.

· DVD-ROM(single): 8 X max.

· DVD-ROM(dual): 8 X max.

· CD-ROM: 24 X max.

· CD-RW: 24 X max.

· CD-R: 24 X max.

Access Time

· DVD: 160 MS

· CD: 140 MS

Dimension (W x H x D)

156.4 x 140.8 x 21mm (6.2 x 5.5 x 0.8in)

Weight

412g (14.5oz)

admin — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 19:25:24 +0000

Transcend has announced the arrival of its newest memory card series – SDHC™ HD Video Cards, designed specifically for recording, storing, and playing back high definition video content.Today’s camcorders can record digital video at extremely high resolutions without compromising image quality. However, the improved clarity of HD video requires a significantly greater amount of storage space when recording.

Transcend ‘s SDHC HD Video Cards are equipped to handle the increased capacity, speed, and reliability requirements of HD video. When recording in high quality 1920×1080 AVCHD format at 13Mbps compression rate, a 16GB Transcend SDHC HD Video Card can store 2 hours and 40 minutes of video content.

And if slightly lower quality settings are used, the same 16GB card can record up to six full hours of high definition video.For added convenience, the front of each Transcend SDHC HD Video card features a useful space for labeling and organizing recorded video content.

SDHC HD Video Card Storage Chart

	1920×1080 @ 13Mbps	1920×1080 @ 9Mbps	1440×1080 @ 6Mbps
4GB	40 Min	1 Hour	1 hour 30 min
8GB	1Hour 20 Min	2 Hour	3 hour
16GB	1Hour 40 Min	4Hour	6 Hour

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