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When it rains, it pours; and when there’s thunder, there’s often lightning. After the leaks by the Dell Thunder, Smoke, we’ve additionally got the details on the Dell Lightning. A glance at the picture above will show you that that phone is a portrait slider phone, and it looks quite slim too. The device is slated to ship in Q4, which fuels speculation that it’ll be powered by Windows Phone 7. Word is additionally going around that that phone will be getting an upgrade to LTE in Q4 of 2011, and that’s certainly something to look forward to. whether you’re wondering about the specifications, they are:

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Garmin has announced a few new additions to its line of GPS devices, and the latest announcement is related to its 3700 series of GPS device, which consist of the 3790T, 3760T and 3750. All the models mentioned offer a 4.3-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen display that can be used in landscape of portrait mode. Pinch-to-zoom is plus featured, thanks to the aforementioned capacitive display. The flagship Nuvi 3790T offers a wake-up-phrase, which you can set to start voice navigation, along with 3D terrain and 3D building support. Both the 3790T and 3760T offer Bluetooth support and come with traffic alerts. whether you’re looking for a new GPS device, it’d probably be worth your moment to at least give these models a glance.

Press release.

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At one glance, you can tell that the JVC DLA-SH7NLG 4K2K projector will not target the average consumer, partly considering it ships with a $150,00 price point, while the other valid points would be its ability to display two or four screens in WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) resolution simultaneously. Apart from that, hardware specifications include 5,000 ANSI lumens brightness, more than 10,000:1 contrast ratio, and dual 330W UHP lamps with the option to choose one or dual lamp operation. Interestingly abundant, you can stack two projectors for 3D images – now how about that! Connectivity options include four DVI-D inputs, RS-232 port, an Ethernet LAN port and a USB connector.

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Leaks about the updated MacBook Pro (MBP) have been floating around a lot recently, and now it’s finally official! At a glance, the most obvious upgrades would be the Intel Core i5 processor option on the 15 and 17-inch MacBook Pros, and the Core i7 on the 15-inch MacBook Pro. Aside from that, NVIDIA GeForce 320M and GT330M graphics are on the table, as well as a 10-hour built-in battery. Those certainly add up to a great package, not to mention the price that they’re going for are appealing too. The best part is that they’re already available on Apple’s online store.

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At a glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that that is Apple’s MacBook Pro. Upon closer inspection, you’ll realize that it’s really a cloned device, and is powered by either a restricted core Atom N450 or dual-core Atom D510, coupled with NVIDIA’s ION2. There isn’t any mention of what operating system that computer will be running, but chances are that it will be powered by Windows 7, though many folks will be hoping for a Hackintosh. There isn’t any word on pricing or availability just yet but specifications of that cloned MacBook Pro should include:

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At a glance, that DC Watch concept looks a whole lot like the HOLO2.0 concept that we covered a day or so ago, but it serves a different functionality. that timepiece is a digital clock that displays the duration and moment on the face of it with a backlight. You’ll need to twist your arm/wrist at 90 degrees (which sounds very weird) to activate the watch to tell the instance. The body is finished in metal, and features a minimalist design, as it just offers two buttons for you to adjust the moment, day and day.

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Do you think that chorded keyboards (or keysets), are one-handed input devices that allow folks to type characters with key combinations, are ugly and boring? Well, designer Erik Campbell decided to refresh the chorded keyboard’s design, and looked to a jellyfish for inspiration, and came up with the design above. It might look like a classy USB hub at a glance, but rest assured, you’re still able to update your Facebook status with that.

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Sharp has announced two new Blu-ray DVD recorders in Osaka yesterday, namely the 500GB BD-HDW55 and the 320GB BD-HDW52. With large storage capacities, these Blu-ray recorders offer some good recording facilities. Folks who are in Japan and are checking out Blu-ray recorders might want to take a glance at these.

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