Microsoft has announced their worldwide launch dates for the Xbox 360 gaming console. The system will be coming out in North America on Nov. 22nd, Europe on December 2nd, and Japan on December 10th. More at Playfeed.com.
Microsoft sets Xbox 360 launch dates
Microsoft has announced their worldwide launch dates for the Xbox 360 gaming console. The system will be coming out in North America on Nov. 22nd, Europe on December 2nd, and Japan on December 10th. More at Playfeed.com.
Toshiba Qosmio G25-AV513 first impressions
GearLive posted up a brief “First Impressions” on the new Toshiba Qosmio G25-AV513 Media Center laptop. I’m personally using a Toshiba Qosmio MCE laptop also which I will review shortly. Here’s a blurb from this Pentium M behemoth of a laptop.
The Qosimo G25-AV513 notebook had every media lover at Pepcom’s Holiday Spectacular in awe. When you first look at it, you can’t help but love its sleek design.
With a 2GHz Pentium M, a 17 inch widescreen LCD display, and a 120GB HDD, I’d be drooling too!

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Ricoh has announced the new Ricoh Caplio RR530 digital camera. This new 5.0 MP digital camera comes with 3X optical zoom, 4x digital zoom, a small lightweight chassis design, SD memory card support, a 1.8inch LCD screen, and even webcam functionality under Microsoft Windows.
ODD-i Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone
Korean based ODD-i will be offering a Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 based smartphone soon. This new phone will use an ARM processor and will come with an integrated 1.3MP camera, GPS support, Bluetooth support, and various other tricks up it’s sleeve. Check out I4U.com for more info.

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Bang & Olufsen and Samsung to come out with a new mobile phone
Bang & Olufsen and Samsung will jointly develop a mobile phone which will make its appearance later this year. The new phone will use typical Bang & Olufsen design and quality which means it will probably be super expensive. Don’t expect a lot of bells and whistles too. The two companies are planning to make a phone that just works - nothing overly fancy in terms of features. It will be good looking and will supposedly sound great. The two companies may decide to develop other mobile phones down the road but they definitely are not developing a phone meant for the mainstream crowd. This one’s going to be expensive folks.
Sirius Satellite Radio coming to Sprint
Sprint will be offering Sirius Satellite radio to it’s customers for a fee of $6.95 per month for unlimited access. The new partnership will provide Sprint customers with access to 20 commercial free channels plus a channel devoted to artist interviews and live performances. In order to use the service, Sprint customers must have a VisionSM multimedia capable phone.

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Pictures of the HTC Universal, Wizard, Galazy and Tornado
SmartphoneThoughts has a blurb with a picture of upcoming HTC smartphones using the Windows Mobile OS. The blurb also has a link to the Google translation of a site that has more pictures.

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Oh geez there’s a lot of new Canon products out
Canon went crazy announcing new products the other day (although we’ve seen these announcements before). Let’s see if we can recap some of the announcements:
* PowerShot S80
The new S80 has a 8MP sensor with a 1.8″ inch LCD screen. It also supports 3.6x optical zoom and is able to capture video at VGA resolutions at a rate of 30fps.

* IXIY Digital L3
Here’s a cute little digital camera from Canon - it’s the new IXIY Digital L3. Like the S80, it comes with a 1.8″ LCD screen and has a 5MP sensor. It comes in a variety of colors which will surely make your girlfriend happy and even has a docking station!

* PowerShot A620 and A610
Here are some of the heavier duty cameras from Canon. The A620 captures at 7MP while the A610 captures at 5.1MP. Similar to the G series of Canon cameras it has a fold out LCD screen in the back.

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The new Sony BRAVIA television lineup
Sony has announced a new television lineup called the BRAVIA. The new televisions include the following:
* new 32″ to 40″ LCD models supporting HD at resolutions of 1366 x 768
* new 40″ to 46″ LCD models supporting HD at resolutions of 1920 x 1080
* new rear projection models from 42″ to 50″ supporting 1280 x 720 resolutions
Check out Akihabara News for more info or the Sony Press Release (in Japanese)


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Olive Media has announced a new product called the Musica which aims to remove the PC from the heart of a digital home. With the Musica, you can rip, save, and tag all of your CDs onto it’s own internal 160GB hard drive. The device can then allow users to burn new CDs from their music collections, sync with an Apple iPod, and even listen to music stored on networked PCs. It has a built in four port Ethernet hub and an 802.11g wireless access point. An IBM PowerPC processor is at the heart of this music device which also comes with a high resolution LCD screen. Check out the product page for more information.

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