Sexy Gadgets, Cool Gadgets and Concept Gadgets

O2 XDA Nova is communicator. The design of this thing is attractive but simple to some extent. It will be good for people who like minimum of small details. The democratic color – light gray – makes it really stylish.

The technical specs are good enough. The screen is wide and provides us with the picture of the best quality. You can communicate without wires if you use O2 XDA Nova. Its operation system is Windows. With this thing you can search in Internet and check your e-mail or consult Google maps. You can make photos and videos and watch them immediately on the screen of the phone or send them through USB port to the huge screen of the TV set!

O2 XDA Serra Will Make You Love It at First Sight! The device is elegant and if you cover it you will enjoy comfortable keyboard. Thus you will easily work with the thing like with the small computer. Wide screen – its resolution is 480 x 640 – will provide you with great variety of colors – about 65, 000 of them. If you like to watch videos or play games – there’s nothing better than O2 XDA Serra.

There’s good news for music lovers. FM radio will make your day brighter and road shorter. Don’t worry about the battery – it is powerful and you will enjoy good work of the device for long!

HP iPAQ Glisten will impress you at first sight by its incomparable beauty and elegance. The keyboard is comfortable, the body is glancing and the screen is big enough – everything you like is present here. HP iPAQ Glisten has usual technical characteristics. Thus you will enjoy the screen of 320×240 pixels that has 65,000 colors.

If you like to make videos and photos, the camera of 3 megapixels will be on purpose. The device can be connected with other ones through Bluetooth and if you like to watch your home videos on the wide screen, you can easily do that!

Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 is one of phones that is irreplaceable for your car. Thus you will use it for easy navigation and communication. The device is black and it has really interesting design. The screen is wide and it has only one button under it. The screen is protected with plastic – so you can be sure that the thing will serve you for long. Garmin-Asus nuvifone G60 has a memory of 256 MB – so you will save photos and videos. As for the games, unfortunately, the processor is not extremely powerful and that’s why this phone is not suitable for lovers of playing. But the camera of 3 megapixels will provide you for good photos.

Gigabyte g-X5 is a small phone that everyone can get anywhere simply in the pocket of his shirt. This device has pleasant round shape and it is extremely light – about 106 gr. Gigabyte g-X5 has a screen of 176×200 pixels. For sure you will be surprised by the variety of colors.

The battery is really powerful. Thus you will enjoy the talk during 5 hours and the phone can be kept during 10 hours without being discharged! In fact the model looks elegant and is pleasant to touch. The keyboard is comfortable and you can enjoy the life with it!

The Sony Bloggie MHS-TS20K bears the classic hallmarks of the pocket video camcorder genre. It has a pop-out USB arm and 8GB of built-in memory. Sony’s video and picture-management software is onboard ready for direct installation, and there’s a big button for starting and stopping your video recordings. However, there are a number of areas where the Sony Bloggie pulls ahead of the most recent Rip camera, the UltraHD.

Where the Rip could only muster 720p HD footage, for example, the Sony records at 1080p; where the Flip had a 2in screen, the Sony sports a 3in display; and where the Rip was plastic, the Bloggie is encased in luxurious aluminum. It’s a beautifully made device, topped off with a couple of crowd-pleasers: the display is touch-sensitive (using capacitive technology), and included in the box is a rather ingenious 360-degree converter lens. Read the rest of this entry »

Canon’s range of 17 HD camcorders is littered with confusing numbers and names. Essentially, however, they boil down to five core models, with slight variations, usually based on the amount of integrated storage. Thus, the Canon Legria HFR28 is all but identical to theHFR26 and HF R206 models, but with more storage – 326B. Bizarrely, the HF R28 is also the cheapest of the range. It comes with the same dual SD card slots as models further up the range, giving you flexible upgrade options. Read the rest of this entry »

With even entry-level DSLRs boasting enough megapixels for poster-sized prints, manufacturers are being forced to find new ways to tempt upgraders. HD video recording is the current teaser. The 550D first introduced 1080p video recording to Canon’s consumer D5LR stable, but the standout new feature of the 600D is a 3in camcorder-style flip-out screen. It’s bright enough to see what you’re shooting even in the fiercest of sunlight, and you can overlay a grid on the screen to help you keep the horizons perfectly level on those sun-drenched beaches.

However, the 600D isn’t the perfect camcorder. Although Full HD footage (recorded at 24fps) is sharp and well exposed to start, there’s no continuous autofocus. You have to semi-depress the shutter button to force the camera to refocus, or use manual controls. Read the rest of this entry »

The NB500 eschews the dual-core AMD processor and Harman Kardon speakers of its shinier sibling, the NB550D, and plumps instead for a single-core 1.66GHz Atom N455. That provides predictably weak performance. It scored 0.16 overall in our application test, and its responsiveness score was 25% short of its dual-core rivals. Its Intel GMA 3150 graphics won’t let you play high-definition YouTube or iPlayer footage smoothly, either.

The screen is average, with a resolution of 1,024 x 768 and brightness level of 217cd/m2. The gloss finish gives the impression of greater punch than the HP Mini 110, but its contrast ratio is actually inferior. It isn’t a patch on the Acer Aspire One D255′s display. In terms of connectivity the usual suspects abound, with three USB 2 sockets, D-SUB, 10/100 Ethernet and 802.1 In Wi-Fi, but no sign of Bluetooth, HDMI or USB 3. Read the rest of this entry »

Most people won’t be too concerned by a netbook’s style, but Samsung’s N350 is cut from a different cloth. With an alluring glossy silver lid and a chassis that measures only 24mm thick, the N350 is clearly attempting to appeal to the fashion-conscious buyer.

It’s also the lightest netbook on test, weighing in at only 1.05kg. Build quality doesn’t suffer in the slightest, and both the lid and the beautifully slim base resist heavy-handed twisting and tugging better than many of the chunkier netbooks in the group. Read the rest of this entry »

HP’s Mini 210 is slightly more expensive than its super-cheap cousin, the 110, and at first glance only cosmetic changes justify the price hike. The 110′s glossy black has been replaced by a bright blue finish, and the matte interior has made way for chrome-effect plastic.

The 210 has a slicker-looking keyboard and trackpad. The traditional-style keys of the 110 have been replaced by a Scrabble-tile design, and it’s no bad thing: the gaps between the keys aid speedy typing, as do the firm base and responsive keys. The trackpad is just as good and, although we were skeptical about the decision to replace the 110′s physical buttons with a pair built into the trackpad, they’re almost as responsive. Read the rest of this entry »

The Eee PC 1015PEM is one of the most expensive netbooks on test, but like its sibling, the 1018P, its range of features puts the competition to shame. Asus has squeezed in the kind of high-speed connectivity we’d expect on fully fledged laptops. Two USB 3 ports allow for blazing fast transfers, while Gigabit Ethernet makes for a speedy wired connection. Wireless networking is no let-down either, with both 802.11n and Bluetooth 3. Read the rest of this entry »

The line between super zoom cameras and point-and-shoots is becoming thinner by the day. Evidence of this comes in the form of Samsung’s PL210. The 19.7 mm frame hides a 14 MP sensor and a 10X optical zoom lens. The keys are well placed, but the power button is a small and one needs to dig in for it to activate the camera. Read the rest of this entry »

A massage at the end of a tiring day was a dream since massage chairs are priced exorbitantly. One way to cut the cost was to make any regular chair into a massage machine. So Osim has the easy-to-operate uRelax to make flesh kneading more affordable. Using the remote, you can choose different massage options—a quick option that gives you a full back massage using all the three modes of Shiatsu, swing and rolling. In quick mode, heat mode is automatically activated to ease backache, muscles fatigue and improve blood circulation. You can select Shiatsu, swing and rolling individually for full, upper or lower back action. When using the rolling mode, the user and adjust the width of the pressure points on the back, whereas in Shiatsu and swing mode, the user can direct the kneading at particular spots. Even as the mechanical masseur knocks the tiredness out of the muscles, vibration through the seat slowly takes away any remnant tension and fatigue. Each massage sessions lasts 15 minutes, but one can even switch it off in between, it comes with a car charger, and so can turn your vehicle stuck in a traffic jam into a moveable spa.

LG has finally launched its Smart TV which had made quite a stir at CES 2011, in India. Designed for international programming, this TV is going to play content from Indian producers as well. Content providers like Zapak, Carwale and NDTV arc on board, according to the company. At 55 inches, the LG Smart TV is perfect for a home with a large living room or for a home theatre set-up. New features like Smart Share functionality allows users to wirelessly stream data from their PCs to the TV A web browser is also integrated with the TV, thus enabling users to browse their favorite online entertainment and news websites.

Green Powercell Technology Pvt Ltd, which provides green technologies, has come up with a series of portable charging devices. The ETO 3800 is a power horse that provides more than 100 hours of usage time for mobile phones, Bluetooth devices, and MP3 players and can also provide backup for digicam photos. Others in the series include the ETO 2000, ETO 3000 and the ETO Brute.

Android phones are getting popular but Apple still manages to dominate the heart and mind of many. Officially launched in India around a month ago, the iPhone 4 has got looks worth flaunting. The flawless touch interface, access to the best application store ever with over 3.5 lakh apps, unbeatable sound output, a crisp “Retina” display and power for playing heavy games all make it a winner. Addressing the complains of many, this smartphone has an upgraded 5 MP camera with LED flash, which is also capable of capturing videos at 720p resolution. Apple did make video calling among most of its products using its Facetime application child’s play. The feature works over Wi-Fi. Assisted-GPS and digital compass arc also onboard.

Samsung is not simply a TV company. To show us its abilities, it has launched a laptop that has looks, brains and a tempting price tag. Coded RC510, this laptop has a well-lit, 15.6-inch screen that supports HD graphics using NVIDIA’s 315M GPU. This laptop is great to look at with its metaHike plastics. It has a DVD writer plus HDMI, VGA, Ethernet and USB ports. It also comes with a full ergonomic keyboard. The firepower includes Intel Core i3 processor that clocks at 2.53 GHz, 500 GB hard for storage and a 3 GB RAM. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi aid connectivity. A 1.3 MP web cam can stream pictures in HD to the other side. Read the rest of this entry »

HCL’s ME series is best known for its laptops. But the latest to become part of the ME series are three new tablets. Of them, we got our hands on the AM7—a 7-inch touch screen tablet that runs on Android’s 2.2 Froyo operating system. We must say HCL has surpassed all expectation with this new tablet. The looks of the AM7 are similar to those of other tablets already in the market—a white back and black front band. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently, Lenovo India announced the launch of the slimmest laptop of its ThinkPad series. Weighing 172 kg and measuring 17 mm thin, the XI has a 13.3-inch Gorilla glass scratch resistant display. Loaded with Windows 7 Professional, it comes with second generation Intel core i5 processor, Intel graphics card and 8GB RAM. It also has a 160 GB SSD, three USB ports, 720p video camera for video calling and rapid charge battery that recharges 80 per cent of the battery in a matter of 30 minutes.