Consumers on the hunt for a netbook that will survive the rigors of constant use and a bit of knocking about usually turn to business or education models like the HP Mini 5102 or Dell Latitude 2110. However, these systems tend to be more expensive. Enter Samsung’s NB30, the semi-rugged cousin of the popular N series. With a hard drive that can survive a few drops and a keyboard that brushes off spills, this $379 netbook is built for demanding road warriors and high schoolers alike. However, its performance lags behind even other Samsung netbooks, and it’s battery life falls behind the Pine Trail competition.
04/30/2010
— Filed under: Hardware
Tags: netbook, Samsung NB30
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For years, Nicholas Negroponte, chairman emeritus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Media Lab, punted the idea of a US$100 laptop.
04/27/2010
— Filed under: Hardware
Tags: Linkbook, Linux
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Novero has launched a range of Bluetooth headsets for you mobile phone or smartphone that are designed to look like jewelery, as you can see in the photo below the one pictured looks like a necklace.
04/24/2010
— Filed under: Gadgets
Tags: Bluetooth, Novero
This Naruto fighter packs in plenty of fan service but forgets to include the fun.
04/23/2010
— Filed under: Games
Tags: Naruto UNH, Review
Australian computer brand Pioneer Computers is set to release the first sub-$200 10-inch netbook into Australia.
04/21/2010
— Filed under: Hardware
Tags: netbook, Pioneer Computers
A couple of guys in their early-20s came up with a product intended for arthritis sufferers, but instead have managed to excite a lot more people in the process. Yes, tea-drinkers can get excited too, especially by a mug/kettle mash-up.
04/17/2010
— Filed under: Gadgets
Tags: kettle, mug
Google will have «a problem» if it does not diversify its business, the head of Yahoo has told BBC News.
04/16/2010
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Carol Bartz, Google, yahoo
It was supposed to be Nokia’s next big thing after the № 97 and the № 900. It could have had all the features going for it that would have made it the most desirable handset money could buy — but, Nokia has given it away and what could have been a great opportunity to reclaim the «best smartphone crown», now lies in tatters. Well, we’re not saying it! In fact, the phone which we are on about hasn’t even been officially announced by Nokia. We’re talking about the Nokia № 8, the much awaited flagship device from Nokia — the existence of which is known to all — with everyone else except Nokia acknowledging its existence.
04/13/2010
— Filed under: Mobile
Tags: Nokia, smartphone
Carnegie Mellon University researchers say that the same optical sensors found in computer mice can be used to give mouse-like capabilities to gadgets such as mobile phones and MP3 players — but there’s a twist.
04/10/2010
— Filed under: Gadgets
Tags: computer mice, NSF
There’s life yet in struggling Internet search pioneer Yahoo.
04/8/2010
— Filed under: Internet
Tags: Google, yahoo
