Transcend launches 16GB Swarovski flash drive

Transcend has launched a new 16GB edition of its JetFlash V95C USB flash drives.

The JetFlash V95C features a retractable USB connector and comes with a glossy lacquer accent panel with a Swarovski sapphire crystal.

According to Gordon Wu, Regional head – South Asia, Transcend, "Although the 16GB JetFlash V95C is ultra compact, the USB flash drive is capable of storing up to 6552 still images (based on 5 megapixel JPEG compression format) or 240 minutes of high-definition 1080p video. Each JetFlash V95C comes with a leather strap."

Users can also download Transcend's JetFlash Elite data management tools to enhance their mobile productivity.

The JetFlash V95C offers up to 15MB/s transfer speeds and is available in four capacities: 2GB, 4GB, 8GB and 16GB.

The 16GB version is priced at Rs 3650. 

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HCL Infosystems launches gaming consoles

HCL Infosystems has launched low-cost gaming consoles  range including ME D75, ME F25 and ME K 28. The new consoles have been custom-made to cater to the children of the age-group of 4 to 15 years. With special form factors, HCL ME F25 will primarily target the girls with its heart-shape design whereas HCL ME D75 and HCL ME K28 with its black-shade and strong built to appeal boys. The range will be power-packed with capabilities like TV out. 

The company has also launched 2 more brain-trainer consoles – ME A30 and ME C100. These newly launched brain-trainers are available at an affordable price ranging from Rs 799 to Rs 1890. 

Commenting on the launch, George Paul, Executive Vice President, HCL Infosystems, said, “Today interactivity is the key for effective communications, let it be business, sports, education and even developing analytical skills. HCL gaming has been designed to harness the enthusiasm of the children for games and in the process challenge their intelligent quotient effectively, triggering logical thinking at an early age.”

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Nokia has launched C-6

Your Latest Smartphone Nokia has launched C-6 in England. Now there can be bought directly from Nokia's website. Nokia's the best slider phone costs 289 pounds ie around 21 thousand rupees has been earmarked.

The phone's 3.2 inch touch screen has started captive. For best picture quality of this powerful 5 megapixel camera has been installed. Not only in C-6 Chips and such features also have been Qwerty board. The phone not only all the big social networking sites Skree feeds can also be seen.

Nokia S 60 Ssimbaan the phone operating system is used. There were speculation that company before it its own operating system 'Mimo' will use. It is expected that the company soon Utaregee in the Indian market.

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Your BlackBerry is in danger!

If you use the BlackBerry phone, we tell you the status Ssiambal is supposedly threatened over the phone. The Canadian government make the phone company Research In Motion RIM ie the bluntly told him that the company linked to security concerns as quickly as possible or take away from India taking its store wrap.


DoT has asked the Home Ministry informing the rim, the company e-mail and other data services to provide the security and intelligence agencies to adopt such systems can keep an eye on these. And the company if it does not stop his services to the country than any other way. Tell you that the present rim services in India through the system is giving him the security agencies to be sent through BlackBerry messages are not keep an eye on. Security of the country in terms of being seen as a major threat.

Government wants RIM also put your server in India so it is easy to see messages sent over the network. But the company still is not any initiative in this direction. But not this issue resolved quickly so if RIM's BlackBerry in India, nearly 10 million people who use the phone Dhante can be sealed.

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MIT Media Labs Creates Invisible Mouse

Pranav Mistry at the MIT Media Lab created something cooler than the desktop laptop with the "invisible mouse".

            It uses "an infrared laser beam and infrared camera to capture hand movements and accurately translate them into computer commands". Pranav says" This is how the invisible mouse take commands. When the user moves his hand around the side of the desk within a certain area to move, the cursor on their computer will move, and mouse clicks are done by moving a finger, and then dragging by keeping that finger down."

            Mistry is not planning on mass-producing and selling this product. He does say that someone could build this device for a low price of just $20.

            So if you can get an IR camera and IR laser for that combination Price. it might not be difficult to figure out how. it works. All you need is some easy-to-read instructions.

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Motorola Charm Officially Announced by T-Mobile

The Charm (until recently code named Project Basil) is the first Droid phone to feature a full QWERTY keyboard but is it really all that great?  Other than being sleek and stylish, this phone refuses to compromise its time-tested design to cash in on a fast-dying fad.  In short, yes!
With a 2.8 landscape screen in the front and a keyboard underneath, the Charm looks a lot like a Blackberry until you get it in your hands.  You see, the Charm cabbaged a unique design quirk from AT&T’s Backflip:  a touchpad mounted on the back!

Currently the device is running Droid 2.1 with Blur and sports a 3 megapixel camera—which clearly can’t compete with some of its other Droid kin.
However, unlike some of its other less-technically inclined Droid counterparts, the Charm rocks a noise cancelling microphone which will hopefully help with the poor call quality reported by some Droid Incredible users.
There’s been a lot of internet speculation about this particular phone since it was spotted in a T-Mobile “back to school” advertisement but apparently the company isn’t quite ready to come clean.  Not only was T-Mobile tight-lipped about a price, but they hesitated to give a concrete release date, opting instead to throw out the old “this summer” shtick—so keep your eyes peeled!

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