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nReader K60 ebook reader by BenQ
Today, BenQ unmasked its nReader series ebook reader in Taiwan. The NReader K60 eBook Reader measures 175mm x 122mm x 11mm and has a 6-inch display with 800×600 resolution. It has e-paper touchscreen and even packs in WiFi, 2 USB 2.0 ports and optional 3.5G radio.
You get 2GB for storage and MicroSD card slot, if you wish to expand the storage capacity. It has a 1530mAh battery. This ebook will let users to read (ofcourse), bookmark and buy copies through 3G or Wi-Fi connectivity. Users can choose from more than one million books including Chinese, Japanese and English books. NReader K60 to be launched in January 2010.
Nokia N900 MID avaialble for pre-order in Germany and Italy – €599
Brimming with muscle power and storage capacity, the Nokia’s newest cellphone/MID offering, Nokia N900, is now available for pre-order in Germany and Italy for €599
To learn more about the Nokia N900 MID, click here to read our long post about this spectacular MID
Cosair to unveil new 128GB USB flash drive – easiest way to increase storage capacity of your netbook
This one is really fast and amazing. Corsair is working on a new 128GB USB flash drive that should be officially announced pretty soon. The new Flash Voyager GT is based on MLC flash memory and uses some sort of flash controller to achieve impressive transfer speeds of over 30MB/s for read and around 28MB/s for write. The guys from Hardwareluxx.de have been able to review it and have thus confirmed the high transfer speeds.
The only drawback that we were able to discover is the fact that this drive is a bit big, but one can hardly bother as that is the price to pay if you want such high transfer speeds. The price is expected to be around €350.
It comes with a rubber case which means that it will be shock, dust and water proof. It will come with a 10-year warranty. Bottom line: If you were planning to increase the storage capacity of your netbook, then using this flash drive, you can easily bump the capacity to 128GB.
BMW Netbook – Yiyi-S1
Nobody would have ever expected a BMW branded netbook. Reason is simple: Netbooks are meant to be cheap and BMW cars are not cheap at all.
A Chinese manufacture is now selling a BMW branded netbook that comes with very plain netbook specs:
- Intel Atom N270 processor
- 10.2-inch screen
- 160GB HDD
- 1GB RAM
- Intel 945GSE chipset and integrated GMA 950 graphics
A big question that comes to my mind regarding the BMW netbook is that it could be fake. Why? Everything is so netbook-ish about this netbook. I would expect BMW netbook to be equipped with huge RAM and storage capacity. After all, BMW cars have a class.
Click on read more to see more pictures and information about BMW netboook
16GB Naildrive – Easy way to expand the storage memory
Buffalo has released a 16GB naildrive, which is basically a shrunken down USB drive. It is just 5mm long. This is great for the SSD netbooks that come with low storage capacity. By using it, one can easily increase the storage capacity of their netbooks.
However, keep in mind that most of the netbooks comes with built-in card reader that can easily read SDHC cards. The best part is that they are much easier to forget that they are there in the card reader and better way of expanding the storage.
Sandisk Netbook SDHC card!
Sandisk has launched Netbook SDHC card with capacities of 8GB and 16GB. With this product, Sandisk is targeting the users of SSD-equipped netbooks that usually come with small storage capacities. Using 8GB or 16GB will let the users to immediately increase the capacity to store their stuff.
“SanDisk is committed to offering flash memory products that create the best possible consumer experience,” said Eric Bone, vice president, retail product marketing, SanDisk. “Our Netbook SDHC card helps consumers get the most out of their netbooks by increasing storage capacity and providing a reliable means of transferring data from the netbook to a removable storage device or another PC.”
The 8GB card will retail at $39.99 and 16GB for $79.99.
