Nokia E75

Nokia presents their cell phone with Smartphone technology again Nokia E-75. Now, they carry Nokia E series, which is likely closed to communicator label. Series E75 has a nick name “Mini Communicator”. The point is this Smartphone is really small compared with other cell phones. Consequently, cell phone which is designed in sliding form looks nice and suits with the hands grip.

With the sharpness of 16 million colors, it can be convinced that the colored images produced by this cell phone will not be disappointing, including the photographs results. This series has been equipped with two camera lenses light sensor. You can use the camera technology with 3.2 MP. The presence of auto focus facility and flash light consecutively refine the images your important moments.

Just like a set of smart software, this cell phone is completed with various kinds of excellent features. E75 itself has been working in 3G/HSDPA 900/1900/2100 networks with Symbian OS, S60 rel. 3.2 plus processor ARM 11 369 MHz. That technology is bound to support the performance of this series so that it appears more perfectly.

Besides having standard features, E75 also has other reliable feature that relates with electronic message facility or e-mail. There are two mode of e-mail recipient in this cell phone, Pushmail and Pullmail. In order to transfer your data, you can choose using USB mini facility until si gigi biru that has A2DP technology. For the internet facility itself, besides operator network, you can also use WLAN-WiFi facility.

This series is also completed with entertaining feature. One of them is FM radio with RDS that is able to save 50 channels. If you are bored to listen to the radio, you can play your favorite music collection. You can enjoy music with MP3/MEPG4.

Acer Ferrari 3200 Notebook

Acer has flawlessly designed the Ferrari 3200, instilling it with exceptional performance, brilliant graphics, and lightning-fast connectivity. This exclusive edition is another striking symbol of cooperation between Acer and Ferrari -- two progressive companies with proud heritages built on passion, innovation, power and success.

Below is the feature of this gadget or technology.

Model LX.FR206.001, Brand Acer

• Mobile AMD Athlon 64 2800+
  
• 1MB L2 Cache
  
• 512MB of PC2700 DDR333 SDRAM
  
• 2 RAM Slots (0 open - upgrading requires chip removal)
  
• RAM is upgradeable to 2GB

Screensize : 15-inch, 200-nit, high-brightness TFT LCD screen
Hardrive : 80 gig Western Digital
Processor : Mobile AMD Athlon 64 2800+
Memory : 512MB of PC2700 DDR333 SDRAM

Lenovo ThinkPad SL500

With the ThinkPad SL500 ($749), you don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy the benefits of Lenovo’s business-friendly ThinkVantage technologies. A solid performer, this system will appeal to budget-minded professionals.

In keeping with ThinkPad tradition, the SL500 comes in one color: black. Unlike most ThinkPad models, however, the SL500 sports a high-gloss lid. At 6.4 pounds, it is more than a pound heavier than Acer’s Extensa 4630Z, but it's still light enough to carry without killing your shoulder. Lifting the lid reveals a 15.4-inch wide-screen display featuring Lenovo’s VibrantView technology, which provides a crisp, clear picture without the annoying reflective properties of a glossy screen. The 1.3-megapixel Webcam and microphone array embedded in the upper bezel use Roxio Media Import to capture photos and video.

Typing on a ThinkPad is always a pleasure. The keyboard is roomy and comfortable, and the keys are evenly spaced and responsive, but we were a little disappointed that this model does not offer the tiny keyboard light found on other ThinkPad models. Still, we love having the choice of using the TrackPoint pointing stick or the touch pad for cursor control, and we appreciate that each has its own set of buttons. Accident-prone typists can rest easy knowing that the keyboard is spill-resistant; there's even a draining mechanism that directs spilled liquids away from internal components to a drain on the bottom of the chassis.

A fingerprint reader is embedded in the right side of the wrist rest, and on the left side of the keyboard deck, you'll find a blue LenovoCare button as well as three volume controls (up, down, and mute). The LenovoCare button opens up a screen where you can access many of Lenovo’s ThinkVantage services, including the Active Protection hard drive security system and System Update utility. Here you can also change system settings, perform backups, restore data, and find wireless networks, all from a single portal. The speakers, typical for a notebook, are adequate for casual listening as long as you don’t crank up the volume too high.

The SL500 has HDMI and VGA video outputs as well as four USB ports, a FireWire port, and side-mounted headphone and microphone jacks. You’ll also find an SD Card slot and an ExpressCard slot. The 160GB shock-mounted hard drive comes with Windows Vista Home Premium, all sorts of ThinkVantage diagnostic tools and utilities, and Roxio Creator Small Business Edition DVD burning software.

Despite its relatively slow 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T5670 processor and 2GB of memory, the SL500 managed to keep pace with (and in some cases outperform) other budget notebooks configured with faster CPUs. Its Futuremark PCMark Vantage score of 2,811 was 287 points higher than the HP dv5-1140us, which came with a T5800 (2GHz) processor, but the SL500 trailed the Fujitsu LifeBook A1110 (which also came with a T5800) by 231 points. Powered by Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics and set to its native resolution, the SL500’s score of 835 on our 3DMark06 test was about average for a budget system. Battery life was also average; it lasted for 2 hours and 12 seconds on our DVD battery-rundown test. Its iTunes (5 minutes and 39 seconds) and Windows Media (8 minutes and 55 seconds) encoding times were quite slow, however.

The Lenovo ThinkPad SL500 offers a wealth of business-centric features--as well as a few nice multimedia components--at a budget-friendly price. If you’ve always wanted a ThinkPad but found them too expensive, this system is for you.