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Tablet PC China to Indonesia Flood

The tablet PC market increasingly crowded. Chinese producers also began working on a market expected to grow rapidly, including the Indonesian market. One of the vendors began to enter the tablet market is ZTE, the second largest telecommunications company in China.
Last week, ZTE has just released the latest tablet PC called ZTE Light. These devices look sexy by using a 7-inch screen and weighs only 403 grams. The tablet has a voice calling capabilities on the dual band units MHZ/900 2100 MHz and HSUPA network access to the internet with download speeds up to 7.2 Mbps and upload speeds up to 5.76 Mbps.
Gadgets that use the processor 512 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM utilizes 2.1 Android operating system that can be upgraded to Android 2.2. Other features include Wi-Fi, 3 MP camera, music player and video Mp4, Bluetooth, SD slot is external, and external memory 32 GB. There is also a 3.5mm stereo headset and battery capacity up to 10 hours talk time.
"It will not be long again, this product will soon be available on the market in Indonesia," said William Yao, Director of Sales Terminal handset from ZTE Indonesia, without specifying the price.

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New Sony Ericsson Mobile Phones | Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone

Inside the Sony Ericsson PlayStation phone will be a 1GHz Qualcomm CPU, 512 MB of RAM, 1GB ROM and a microSD card slot. The touchscreen size isn't confirmed just yet but it's said to be between 3.7" and 4.1"(which sounds pretty reasonable for a gaming device). Oh, and you'll be getting a multitouch pad on the lower half of the slider for a complete gaming experience.

The pricing of the device is still unknown, but that's to be expected with the device not even officially announced yet. Considering that the latest Google OS isn't even officially announced yet, chances are you won't be able to get yourselves one of those babies for Christmas.

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Future Phone Nokia E-Cu

Nokia E-Cu A concept phone created by London based designer Patrick Hilandom which can be recharged from the heat, being in your pocket. Integrated thermoelectric generator converts heat into electricity any source capable of charging the phone.

The phone body is made of copper, on which are engraved heat sinks in the form of dried and cracked earth. Patrick says that every phone chargers produce 51,000 tons of emission of energy in the environment, in addition to greenhouse gases. The presence of a thermoelectric generator in the Nokia E-Cu is able to resolve this issue.

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Top 5 mistakes by Linux first-timers

With the arrival of Ubuntu 10.10, the list of reasons to try Linux for your business just got a little longer. The free and open source operating system is now more user-friendly than it's ever been before while still offering the many security and other advantages it has over its competitors. If you're among the legions of new Linux users out there, congratulations on making a smart move! Now that you're on your way to a lifetime of freedom from high costs, vendor lock-in, constant malware attacks, and the many other disadvantages associated with Windows and Mac OS X, you should be aware of some of the classic mistakes Linux newcomers sometimes make.
None of these should be deal-breakers, by any means. Nevertheless, an early heads-up can help prevent unnecessary frustration. Without further ado, here are five key things you should avoid when starting out with desktop Linux.
1. Expecting Windows
Humans are creatures of habit, so after years of using Windows--or Mac, if that's the case--it's hard not to expect what you're used to every time you use a computer.
Ubuntu and recent Linux distributions have incorporated many user-friendliness features from their Windows and Mac competitors in recent years, so there is actually going to be quite a bit of similarity these days--much more than there used to be. When it comes right down to it, though, even consumer-ready Maverick Meerkat isn't Windows, and you shouldn't expect it to be.
This is not--I repeat, NOT--to say that things are harder. Linux is not more difficult to use, especially if you're on a modern distro like Ubuntu. It is, however, different. It might take you a little bit of time to get used to its slightly different way of doing things. Don't let that put you off--a small learning curve will gain you a lifetime of advantages.
2. Running as Root Unnecessarily
One of the big differences between Linux and Windows is that Linux users don't typically have "root," or administrator, access. That's a very good thing for security, and it's something you should take care to preserve by not running as root unnecessarily.
That said, you should not fear running as root, either. There are some tasks that require root privileges, and for good reason. Just make sure you do it only when necessary.
3. Using Google to Find Software
If you're coming to Linux from Windows, for example, you're used to the hunt-and-peck approach to finding new software packages online--and then, doubtless, paying dearly for them. One of the beauties of Linux, however, is that it makes this process much easier--not to mention generally free.
Most every Linux distribution has a package manager, and that's one of the first things you need to find. In Ubuntu, it's the Ubuntu Software Center, and it is your friend. With the package manager, you'll be able to find just about any software you need, and probably for free.
4. Fearing the Command Line
It's a testament to how far Linux--and operating systems in general--have come that many people have never had to use a command line. With distributions like Ubuntu Maverick Meerkat, you still won't have to, for most purposes.
Don't live in fear of the command line, though. It's no more difficult to type in a few short commands than it is to click through the necessary screens in a GUI, and it can be both faster and more effective. I'm not saying you need to seek it out, necessarily, but if something comes up that requires it, don't stress out.
5. Giving Up Too Easily
Change can be hard, no matter how simple the technology you're changing to might actually be. It's important to remember that you weren't born knowing how to run Windows or OS X, either--you had to learn and get used to it.
Same goes with Linux. It might feel a little different from what you're used to, but that doesn't mean it's hard or bad--it's just different. Stick with it just a little longer, though, and you'll soon stop noticing the areas where it's different from Windows or Mac. Stay a little longer, and you'll start seeing that many of the ways Linux does things actually make more sense. After that, it won't be long before you can't imagine going back.

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Windows Phone 7 Handsets

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer shows off nine handsets from the likes of Dell, HTC, Samsung, and LG at the launch of Windows Phone 7. Microsoft on Monday announced its initial arsenal of handsets built around the new Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system, in what many believe is the company's last ditch attempt to regain traction in the mobile handset arena that's fallen into the hands of rivals like Apple and Google.

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Top 10 Most Expensive Pens in the World

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