ASUS has unveiled the new HSDPA phone based on Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional edition, the ASUS M930W. The design is similar to Nokia E90, with an external screen, a flip open of full QWERTY keyboard, a D-Pad, and another larger screen. The internal screen opens up much like a laptop allowing you to set it at a 90 degree angle if you think you can type on the small keyboard like a computer, or open it up to the full 180 degrees for easy texting on the go. It supports 3G with HSDPA and WiFi connectivity as well. There is also a 3.2MP cam somewhere on the device, presumably on the back.
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The term eco-friendly is booming nowadays, the earth is facing global warming and environmental problem. Using effective energy source is very important now, like solar energy. It’s been available for decades, but not really widely use. especially to power the gadget that we use everyday. Now, Brunton has introduced SolarRoll, a solar energy source technology for gadget. It is available in three sizes and can power a variety of things including laptops, PDAs, satellite phone, GPS devices, cell phones, video camera, digital camera etc. They even claim that the SolarRoll can charge your car battery as well.
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Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with Connected Services combines the #1 best-selling travel and map software* with a sleek and stylish GPS Locator and an MSN® Direct receiver that provides updated traffic and local gas prices as you go ? Internet connection not required!** You can choose the best routes to take and get to where you are going and avoid hassles and unexpected delays. There are three versions available:

1. Streets & Trips 2008 with Connected Services ($180) will be able to provide drivers with gas prices and live traffic information thanks to MSN Direct receiver. This version will also include the GPS antenna. MSN Direct Receiver works without the need for an internet connection can be used either with or without the GPS antenna. Included in the price is one year subscription to MSN Direct.
2. Streets & Trips 2008 with GPS Locator ($100) will come with an external SiRFstar III GPS receiver antenna. Only difference with the above version is the lack of MSN Direct receiver.
3. Streets & Trips 2008 ($40) will just get you the software that you can install on your laptop or handheld device.

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Augmentix has announced a new industry first widescreen fully-rugged notebook for critical mission on military, industrial, government and commercial customers. This laptop is based on Dell’s Latitude mobile platform and comes with Augmentix Armored Protection System which includes a dense magnesium exoskeleton, over-mold protection system, and patent-pending QuadCool thermal management system. The XTG630 is based on Intel Santa Rosa platform with Intel Core 2 Duo processor up to 2.4GHz, 1280×800 pixels resolution screen, up to 4GB of RAM, Intel GMA X3100 graphics, 80GB HD, 32GB SSD, DVD burner, fingerprint reader, Bluetooth, Wireless a/b/g, GPS, EDVO Rev A, HSDPA 3.6. It runs on Windows Vista and is equipped with DirectVue display technology that dramatically improves viewability in direct sunlight.

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