There is good news for the Motorola fans. The world does not want to know more about the graceful departure of its Chief Executive, Ed Zander, they want to know about its latest display at CES. The world’s third largest phone making company has splashed a range of phones, which was the talk of CES 2008.

 Here’s a sneak peek what they had for the world to see this year…

 Rokr E8 music phone

 An amazing invention, the phone is for the music buff. This phone now joins the list of its already existing Motorola’s Rokr family of musical phones. The phone can be controlled by using virtual buttons that literally vibrates when touched, but all this can be done when it is switched on. You will be amazed to know that as soon as the cell is off, there are no keys, which are visible to your eyesight. Different buttons in the phone are used for varied purposes. Such as, if you are using the music facility only the desired buttons will be highlighted.

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Another highlight of the year is their Moto Z10, which is a video phone. You can edit any clippings and store it for as long as 24 hours of footage. Definitely, this striking feature will be tempting enough for the young tech-savvy consumers.

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Samsung seems going the Apple way or rather we should say it has almost gone beyond Apple with its latest F490 wide touchscreen multimedia phone

It has almost beaten Apple with its class features that include a cool 5-mega pixel camera, 130MB of memory, Croix UI, a chick video recorder, Bluetooth 2.0 version, smart video playback in all formats, MP3 and WMA playback.

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The big advantage of Sandisk for most other manufacturers MP3 player: it built its own flash memory. Possible it shouldn’t come as a shock that their newest round of music players’ disgrace the competition with their large capacities. It’s Sansa Clip, a glossy mirrored little number digit weighing a mere 0.9 ounces, and its look like a famous accretes Lindsay Lohan would carry around as a handy cocaine surface. The 4GB memory was packed latest version into its little chassis yet price only $79—the similar cost as a 1 GB iPod Shuffle (prior to MacWorld, at least). And dissimilar the Shuffle, the Sansa Clip has an OLED display for navigating menus and browsing music (not to mention FM radio and voice recording).

Those looking for more capability and features might believe the Sandisk Sansa View 2.9 ounces, and its now holds a 32GB of flash memory. Those who keep in mind when MP3 players contained 32 MB of memory, this development is a landmark.

Come 2008, the New Year have just kicked off, and its time for new hi-fi gadgets to rock the year ahead. CES 2008 brings an entire gallery of fascinating gadgets for you this year. All you need to do is look, freeze your budget and get going on revamping your gadgets galore.
Here is one of what they have on their platform this year:

Panasonic brings for you an entirely new range of home theatre that is inclusive of everything that you will need for your newly spruced up living room. A detailed 2008 home-theater-in-a-box line has been unveiled. Three models are lined up and you can avail them just for $ 500. Isn’t that exciting enough?
This new range includes five-disc DVD changers, video playback options, HDMI upscaling that ranges upto 1080p and iPod audio; your take away home cost is $ 500 for this version.

Mobile phones are no longer meant just for communication but for other stuff as well. A group of research persons from Japan believes that the mobile can do much more wonderful things. The latest invention is by the P2P Universal Computing Consortium (PUCC); the mobiles can be used for controlling domestic appliances. This apart an iPhone application has been developed which is capable of controlling a flat in Tokyo. Things such as switching the lights on and off, air conditioner control, turning on the washing machine are few of the works that can be taken care of by using this application.
The world for sure has moved up high in inventing some real amazing technologies. The iPhone technology is already available in Japan. There are more on the show. So stay tuned!
Via: BBC

The new series of Samsung 7 1080p Plasma TV sets, and its present very large form its 50inch and up.

This bizarre looking unique home theater system, available as the 5.1 channels HTX715 or the X710 2.1 channels, the wirelessly pumps audio to the speakers and looks like great that lives on your cat’s collar.

The HT-X810 Sound bar, which make use of a 5.8 Ghz radio signal or indications to wireless pump music. Down with wires! An integrated DVD player and quality up scaling & plays good with DivX.

The 4th generation BD-P1500 Blu-Ray box is 1.1 compatible profiles have 1.3 HDMI.

The home theater system of Samsung HD-BD2 with fashionable and trendy phallic tower speakers. This HDMI has 7.1setup, 1080p and Blu-Ray upconversion. Fewer extravagant editions of the system, missing the Blu-Ray and 2 of the obelisks, will be presented as the Z515 & Z512 depending on configuration.

Who wouldn’t fall in love if the pen is not just a pen but a radio, MP3 player and a good amount of storage space too.

No we have not lost it, but the CompuFlash Multifunction pen gives us enough reasons to bast about it.

Some of the major features of this wonder writing instrument are as follows: Â

1 GB of data storage

2. built in microphone for up to 32hrs of recording time.

3. can play up to 500 stored songs in MP3/WMA format

4. last but not the least, it can play FM Radio

5. of course writes!

6. What more? It also comes with a car charger and a home charger

Price: $89.99

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This might come forth too simple to be featured on a gadget blog…but the POWERAMID can indeed be the lifeline to many of your super gizmos.

Kreative Power’s POWERAMID is the pyramid shaped avatar of the good old power strip that used to go useless as and when 2-3 gadgets with those giant power plugs came into picture. The conical design of POWERAMID gives enough space to as many as six big power plugs.

And to add some zing to it is the on/off button at the top that also has a LED fitted in it. Nothing very great but definitely a pleasant and a rather progressive modification of the conventional power strip. Â

Via: Coolest Gadgets

Nokia present the digital bluetooth pen SU-27w it will last for just 3 hours of drawing and writing, and it stored 1.3 MB memory. This unique and advance pen is used in juxtaposition with “digital paper” (there is no required batteries) to way the movement and converts it into pictures and text. The document paper even has Photoshop mode palettes to color change and tip size. While photos get beamed to your equipped bluetooth handset (or computer, via USB) as pictures we are not confident whether your just right prose is converted into real editable text or just amassed as a bitmap file image. The ideal digital setup would, of course Moleskine notebook include, and makes your entire searchable note, and it’s not very costly it price $250.