Malata isn’t precisely a household name when it comes to netbooks, but that doesn’t mean it does not warrant an appearance Stateside. The folks by at the FCC are currently taking a look at the Malata PC-91013 netbook, which means upon approval, the Chinese manufacturer might just want to take a stab at the US market. Specifications-wise, it won’t rock the world with some pretty standard configurations ranging from the Intel Ato, N450 1.66GHz processor to Wi-Fi N connectivity, a 1.3-megapixel webcam and a 10″ display at 1,024 x 600 resolution. Chances are it might probably get a rebadge to be sold under a different type name whether it were to do remotely well Stateside.

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Kingston is a household name when it comes to flash memory as well as storage, and they have taken a good thing to produce it better in the structure of the SSDNow V Series which is in the second generation. You will be able to choose from a rather strange 30GB capacity in addition to the more standard 64GB and 128GB sizes, where they support Windows 7 TRIM capability which ought to go some way in maintaining the speed of these drives all through their service life. Which are you to get? It boils down to your budget, really, as you can pick from a lone ranger or a bundled kit that plays nice with both desktops and notebooks. Prices start from $109.99 upwards till $377.

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Ultimate Ears, a household name when it comes to high performance audio products, have just announced that they have uploaded a free iPhone App on the App Store. Known as the Ultimate Ears App, it allows you to measure sound pressure levels and decibels with an SPL Meter. Apart from that, you are able to view artist interviews, see artist backstage photos and watch videos of live performances from musicians that rock with Ultimate Ears’ in-ear monitors. What do you think of that free app – handy? [Press Release]

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