MSI Notebook CR500 Classic for Sale in Japan
MSI Japan has released a new Classic series notebook, the MSI CR500. The new notebook is powered by an Intel Celeron T3300 processor 2.0GHz, 1GB memory and 320GB hard drive.
The notebook MSI brings CR500 15.6-inch screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, a GeForce 8200M graphics accelerator G and comes preloaded with the operating system Windows 7 Home Premium.
The laptop is equipped with HDMI, D-Sub, DVD burner, 1.3 megapixel webcam, card reader, Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi.
It will be available in stores in Japan on August 21, 2010 with prices around $ 540.
Yahoo! Phone
The end of this form is the Alcatel One Touch Net, a candybar style phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, trackpad and an optical 2.4-inch screen. In the hardware section there is also a 2 megapixel camera, 80MB internal memori, FM radio and Bluetooth connectivity.
But what if Yahoo! Phone is without doubt the touch that the company gives the software section as it integrates all the services it offers. This model was developed with Alcatel API integrated with the operating system that incorporates the application support of Yahoo. Among the services that we find the following features: Yahoo! Messenger, Yahoo Search, Yahoo! Social Press, Yahoo Mail, Yahoo! Homepage, Yahoo! Address Book and Calendar and Flickr.
The Alcatel One Touch Net is designed to operate in the cloud, with a simplified navigation and optimization of the services we can find online.
Will be launched in India in the coming months of July and, from there, jump to other markets. It can be a good option for those who want to use the services offered by Yahoo! In a terminal economic (will come with a price below $ 100).
WebOS: Its Future is Closer to Portable Mobiles
When HP took over the control of Palm everyone was clear that the main reason was webOS, the most valued asset of the company.
Following this acquisition have continued many rumors and comments on HP’s plans for his newly purchased company and, above all, the future operating system webOS. Well, now it seems is that HP wants to use this platform originally designed to run on smartphones in other gadgets such as laptops. This does not look bad idea.
These rumors are based on the agreement that HP has closed with Phoenix Technologies, specialists in the BIOS program, to acquire the rights of Hyperspace, another Linux-based platform used as a complement to other operating system. And that’s where webOS come into play.
We’ll see how this story is but I think that HP thinks more notebooks than smartphones