Intex IN3333

Intex recently launched their new candy-bar mobile phone, the IN3333, for the Indian market. The gadget sports a 2-inch, 256k colour TFT screen, and can store up to 1,000 contacts and 300 messages. It boasts of a 1.3-megapixel camera, with support for video recording; ....
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HT-IS100

Sony employee Eiko Sato displays the company’s new golf ball-sized speakers, a part of the HT-IS100 home theatre system. The cube-shaped speakers measure 1.7 inches on each side, and promise to deliver the big, robust sound of a top-notch home-theatre ....
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Cybershot DSC-H50

Hiroko Nakamura displays Sony’s new high-zoom digital camera ‘Cybershot DSC-H50’, in Tokyo on Wednesday. The 9.1-megapixel device boasts of a 30x optical zoom lens and 3-inch LCD screen. The company will put it on the market this month for Rs 19,990....
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Samsung Guru200

Samsung recently launched its new dual-band phone, the Guru200. The device sports a 1.52-inch screen displaying 65k colours at 128x128 pixels. The phone allows for 500 entries in its phonebook, and comes with 4.1MB of built-in memory. Along with GPRS and USB, the gadget also supports FM Radio, MP3s, MP3 ringtones, and Java. For more on the candybar phone, which reta....
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Jabra BT 5020

For people who are tired of holding their cell phone to their ear, Jabra recently introduced their BT 5020 Bluetooth headset. A new call is alerted by a vibrating and visual signal on this device that can be charged from the PC via a USB. Boasting 10 hours of talktime and 250 hours of standby time, ....

BenQ E900WA LCD

BenQ recently launched the E900WA, a 19-inch widescreen LCD monitor that boasts of a native resolution of 1440x900 pixels, with a contrast ratio of 700:1 and a response time of 5ms. Besides a 160-degree viewing angle, the device features proprietary Senseye+Photo technology, giving the user four preset usage scen....

Pixelview PlayTV USB 415

PixelView recently launched the layTV USB 415 for playing and recording TV broadcasts on your PC. Compatible with Windows Vista and XP as well as the Media Centre editions, the USB 2.0 device – which is a little larger than a regular pen drive – also comes with AV/S-video input for capturing and encoding analogue....