- Apple's Second-Gen Tablet iPad 2 - iPad2 features a dual-core processor, a better screen, more RAM and storage, and a camera. It runs on both GSM and CDMA networks.
Apple iPad 2 (Tablet) - At 8.8 mm, the iPad 2 is thinner, lighter (down from 1.5 lbs to 1.3 lbs) and faster than its predecessor. No improvements were made in the iPad 2's battery capacity, which still hovers at around ten hours. iPad 2 has around 500,000 applications in the market.
Samsung Galaxy 10.1 and 10.1v - The tablet features a large, wide-screen, sharp and bright display, weighs l1.25- 1.32 lbs,
a dual-core 1GHz processor, 1 GB RAM, and Android 3.1 Honeycomb. The Galaxy Tab's alleged infringements of input gestures, such as 'pinching' which were innovated by Apple, have resulted in injunctions being granted preventing its sales in Australia.
- Amazon Kindle Fire - The Kindle Fire
is a 7-inch tablet that has a sharp, bright, hi-res screen, and a small storage
with an affordable price. There are around 10,000 applications for Amazon's Kindle Fire.
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Barnes & Noble Nook Table
- The Nook tablet features a 7-inch, touch-sensitive with an extended
battery life up to 11.5 hours of reading, or 9 hours of video, a faster processor and more memory for software operations (i.e.; faster Web
browsing and magazine page-flipping when comparing with Amazon's Kindle Fire). There are around 1,000 applications for the
Nook tablet.
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Nikon D300s (Digital Camera) - Nikon D300s is the first
digital camera that includes high-definition video capture with high
quality built-in microphone, takes excellent photos and provides video output containing impressively smooth images.
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Canon PowerShot SX200 IS (Digital Camera) - The camera creates gorgeous image quality and point-and-shoot convenience
of Smart Auto, along with enhanced operability and an intuitive new menu. It provides wide-angle shots with stunning 12x optical zoom, HD shooting at 1280 x 720 pixels with HDMI output lets you see all the beauty of your HD images and movies on your HDTV.
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Dell Latitude Z (Laptop) - Dell Latitude Z is the world's thinnest, lightest 16" laptop
(a 16-inch screen, 0.57 inch thick, about 4.5 pounds with the standard 4-cell battery), featuring a premium design and innovative wireless and touch-sensor technology.
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PlayStation- PlayStation 3
is a popular graphical game conslole produced by Sony, with a cutting-edge Cell processor and a customized Nvidia graphics chip that could melt most gaming PCs.
The PlayStation 3 is currently behind its competitor systems, the Wii and the Xbox 360,
in total worldwide sales.
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Xbox 360 - The Xbox 360 is the second video game
console produced by Microsoft, and was developed in cooperation with IBM,
AMD, and SiS. The integrated Xbox Live service
allows players to compete online and download content from TV shows and movies.
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Pioneer Kuro HDTV Plasma TV - Pioneer Plasma TV offers
a perfect picture quality. t’s a world built on uncompromising attention to detail in an extraordinary, beautiful new way with deep, intense blacks for unmatched contrast.
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iPhone - The Apple iPhone, which uses
the GSM standard, has a stunning display, a sleek design, and an innovative multitouch user interface. The iPhone's functions include those of a camera
phone, text messages, visual voicemail, and a portable media player ("iPod"). It also offers Internet services
including e-mail, web browsing, and local Wi-Fi connectivity.
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LG BH-100 Super Blu-ray-
The Blu-ray Player BH-100 is essentially a Blu-ray Disc Player that can also play HD-DVDs with up–convert to 1080i via HDMI output.
Combine it with a compatible 1080p HDTV and your senses will be enthralled by the ultimate in sound and picture quality.
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iPod - The Apple iPod nano media player
was introduced on September 7, 2005. It's the first Nano to play back video displayed on a colorful, 2-inch screen wih a combination of features of both the
iPod shuffle and iPod classic.
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Vudu - Vudu delivers instant access to HD films, TV shows,
and approximately 5,000 movies, from blockbusters to independent films, with more added every week. This set-top box gives you instant access
to thousands of movies--including brand-new DVD releases--for $1 to $4 for rental or $5 to $20 to buy.
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Nintendo Wii - Nintendo Wii is a successor to the
Nintendo GameCube targeted a broader demographic than that of Microsoft's Xbox 360 and Sony's PlayStation 3. Since its November 2006 release, the Wii
has become a runaway hit, so popular that it remains difficult to find it in stock.
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Nintendo DSi - Nintendo DSi, the third iteration of
the Nintendo DS handheld, is about 12% thinner and with a larger screen (17%) than the Nintendo DS Lite. It has a CPU that is twice as fast as the one in the DS and DS Lite,
256 MB of internal flash memory, and digital cameras (16MB). The DSi was first released in Japan on November 1, 2008, and it is expected to be released
in the US in Spring 2009.
- Microsoft Zune MP3 Player - The Zune 120GB MP3, with a unique
focus on music discovery, is a fierce competitor to the iPod Classic. It has great Wi-Fi and social music-discovery features supported for games and audiobooks with friendly interface, good navigation control, high audio quality, audio-and
video-podcast support, superlative FM radio, wireless syncing, and a built-in composite-video output.
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Onkyo TX-SR875 A/V Receiver
- Exceeding even the highest expectations,
the TX-SR875 A/V surround sound receiver deserves all the accolades it gets.The foundations of the TX-SR875 are its isolated power amplifier block
(which supports a dual push-pull amplification design) and preamplifier.
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