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Sony Europe launches its new VAIO Z series ultra portable notebook PC that receives the latest Intel Quad Core and SSD for storage. Two models are introduced and two of them get a graphics card NVIDIA GeForce GT330M with 1 GB of GDDR3 video memory. The new Sony VAIO Z models are equipped with a DVD SuperMulti, MOTION EYE webcam, HDMI port, a backlit keyboard. They support Bluetooth, 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN and WWAN connectivity VAIO everywair. VPCZ11Z9E The VAIO also includes fingerprint reader. The VAIO VPCZ11Z9E is powered by an Intel Core i7-620 3.33GHz processor, 6GB of DDR3 RAM and 256 GB SSD,

The device is called the K66 and works with any source that has an A / V or S-Video output port. The videos captured by the system can be saved in several formats including DVD, SVCD, VCD, MP4, AVI, PSP, MOV, and DIVX. The USB cable AV for video capture allows you to connect and stream video from various sources on your computer. Sources include compatible DVD players, camcorders, VHS player and the video game systems. When playing content with the cable, the computer captures digital video and stores it on disk you can download, email or keep an archive of

A picture of Dutch nextgamer site on thursday showed an image which seems to come Sony’s business to business website. The image shows Killzone 2 with a date of February 6th in Europe. We do not know if the image is legitimate or not, but it seems quite genuine. We know that the game will be published Feb. 27 in the States, so it gives players something to smile Europe for once. It would be nice if the EU received a huge game of the first or having to wait months after everyone has played, exchanged, sold etc. What do you think

Here is a very interesting concept of Willcom and Toshiba, the Willcom NS. This PDA phone is stuck in the middle Filofax elegantly blend the two Hi-tech and old school note tracking. The Willcom NS, better known as WS026T is made by Toshiba and powered by Windows CE 5.0, has 235MB of internal memory and can hold up to 16GB microSD cards. NS 4.1 (480x800) touch screen, the Wi-Fi B and G. The applications are named here Jiglets base and provide you with features like RSS feeds, notes ... The NS can be removed from its cradle and Filofax be used as

Razer Vespula features matte slip haired and memory conformity wrist rest gel. Its price is $ 34.99. Razer has announced the game Vespula mousepads degree with double-sided design to give gamers the choice of a surface speed or control surface. The first is the motion smoothers for faster and mouse while the second provides tactile feedback with a rough textured surface that is best for ultra-precise movements.

Garmin has unveiled its latest GPS unit for motorcycles called mo Z 220. The device has a touchscreen of 3.5 inches which can be used with gloves. The device is also waterproof and can withstand spills of fuel. Garmin claims the device offers the speed limit for most roads. Garmin has GoBS of GPS navigation devices on the market today for all sorts of uses. The company manufactures portable and car mount GPS devices, we are all familiar with the long line of motorcycles and the company still makes GPS devices for aircraft. The 220 has spoken turn-by-turn voice driving executive and

Samsung F268 is the first BEF / PVC free mobile phone. The device and all the accessories including headset charger and do not contain BFR (Brominated Flame Retardant) or PVC. In addition, it has an alarm to encourage users to unplug their charger when the devices are fully charged. The product follows the Energy Star requirements as well. The F268 features Triband GSM (900/1800/1900MHz), GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) and WAP 2.0 browser. It is compatible Bluetooth 2.0. The F268 have 240x320 pixels with 262,144 colors QVGA TFT LCD display screen. The F268 is equipped with a CMOS 2M resolution digital camera

It is important when working on a high-tech to remember that sometimes (often?) The rest of the world is not very enthusiastic about the latest technological advances. Fortunately we seem to all agree on one thing. A large survey conducted by GlobeScan for the BBC found four of five people in the world believe that access the Internet or a fundamental right. This striking image has been built gradually from voting more than 27,000 adults in 26 countries and endorses the actions of Finland and Estonia have already declared as such for their citizens. As the most connected country in the world,