Epson USA has unveiled the Stylus Photo R2880, 13-inch carriage desktop inkjet printer that is the latest model from Epson to add Vivid Magenta to its set of Ultrachrome K3 ink colours. The R2880 features an Advanced MicroPiezo AMC print head fed by eight pigment ink colour lines (which means it’s necessary to swap Matte Black and Photo Black inks when switching between certain paper types) and a resolution of 5760 x 1440 dpi.

Direct CD/DVD printing is possible, and two computers can be connected via the printer’s twin USB 2.0 ports (it lacks an Ethernet port). The Stylus Photo R2880 is to ship in June 2008 for an estimated street price of US$799.99 in the U.S. It replaces the Stylus Photo R2400 in Epson’s lineup.

Enex has come up with their “Hue and Funny” Kitchen, which they have claimed to be the future of kitchen design. It proposes a new paradigm for modern kitchen where relaxing space to rest and a joyous space of entertainment can be.

It is a new design with the idea that a sink does not always have to be rectangular. Coming from the beautiful curve of a seated woman, it minimizes the bottom cabinet to design a countertop that seems to float in the air. Built-in entertainment equipment, including TV and audio, create a future-oriented multi-functional kitchen which you might have seen on a Sci-Fi movie.

Overview:

NEC, a branded name in the field of telecommunication has introduced a new mobile called NEC 802. This device looks more professional and you will be proud to hold this sophisticated device.

Design:

This NEC 802 is a bar flip phone measuring about 50 x 100 x 26 mm in size and weighs only 125g with smooth metallic finish touch. This device is equipped with TFT 65K colors display with resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and it is especially made for the high end users. The spacious keypad helps you to type the text fast and very easy to navigate.

Features:

NEC 802 mobile phone features 1.3 mega pixels that help you to capture the most moments in your life. In addition to this it supports video recording and a secondary video call camera that enables you to make video calls. The NEC 802 supports for Tri-band UMTS/900/1800 MHz for network connectivity. Another interesting aspect is that it supports all messaging features such as MMS, EMS etc that allows you to send images, voice and text messages.

This NEC model has other general features such as GPRS, 3G technology, Infrared, UBS for downloading content, SMS, EMS, MMS, Email, Java, T9, Picture editor, Calculator, Currency converter, Java, 40-channels polyphony, Downloadable pictures, Vibration alert, Alarm, Clock, Games, Calculator, Organizer, Currency converter and phonebook. In addition to this, it has memory card slot, which accept miniSD.

The NEC 802 is powered by 700 mAh Li-Ion standard batteries that have a capacity to work up to 430 hours in standby mode and talk time up to 2 hr and 20 minutes. Explore more about this product on NEC 802 Mobile Phone Review page.

Limitations:

The NEC 802 is highly sophisticated model and specially built for high end user. But the average battery life is not much satisfied compared to other models. Although the technical aspects are quite amazing and it’s easy to navigate.

Read other models of NEC Mobile phone Reviews, Nokia, Samsung mobile phone reviews at Mobile phone Reviews website in UK.

Bigbeam Korea has released the Ken I mp3 player. The player retails for under $100 in Korea. The gadget boasts a 3-inch wide LCD display and supports MP3, FLAC and APE. Other features included photo/image viewer and voice recorder. The 4GB model is priced at 79,000 Korean Won while the 8GB model retails for 99,000 Korean Won

A Korean manufacturer Earth Trek has recently unveiled the world’s smallest handy projector on the market, the 90-805R Mini projector. Measuring 105mm x 58mm x 25mm and weighing 160grams, the device features a card slot (SD/T-Flash card), a built-in Lithium battery that provides up to 2 hours of battery life, a built-in speaker, and an MP4 player

The drive offers twice the capacity of the Korean firm’s previous 128GB SSD but is also much faster. The 256GB edition reads sequential data at 200MB per second, twice the rate of the original model, while also seeing an even greater increase in write speeds: where the earlier drive writes at 70MB per second, the new SSD writes at 160MB per second. This comes in a chassis that is also described as one of Samsung’s thinnest at 9.5mm (0.37in), making it suitable for very thin and light notebooks.