G.Skill universal has a spanking new Phoenix SATA II 2.5-inch SSD for the mass market, where you can choose from some rather strange denominations when it comes to total amount of storage space – we’re talking about 50GB, 100GB or 200GB capacities, where they will all feature the SandForce SF-1200 controller which is capable of hitting 280MB/s read and 270MB/s write speeds. Each purchase will be accompanied by a 2-year warranty, although we do not have any data on pricing and availability. Just in case you were wondering whether hard drives will get obsolete, companies are looking at 900GB models in the near future, so for those who don’t mind some noise coming out of their computers when info is being accessed, soon after you can always give the SSD camp a miss. [Press Release]

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Motorola has just announced their new range of on-demand servers that were specially designed to deliver multimedia composition and services across TVs, PCs and mobile devices. All three screens are fundamental to service providers’ success when it comes to developing new revenue-generating applications and services particularly in the current era of Internet-enabled TVs. With the Motorola M3 Media Server family’s introduction, it aims to deliver solutions which connect folks to personalized composition simply by creating compelling consumer experiences. Well, with that in place, hopefully there won’t be a deluge of ads to assault our senses further – give us relevant composition, please! [Press Release]

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Sprint will be injecting new blood into its line of pre-paid packages with a new sort, getting able assistance from its subsidiaries Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile in the process. From May 12th onwards, Virgin Mobile will introduce “Beyond Talk” that comprises of new pre-paid plans that include unlimited messaging, e mail and notes, retailing for $25, $40 or $60 monthly depending on the number of minutes you think you will ring up. Apart from that, they will plus roll out a new pay by the minute type as soon as that month whether all goes well, catering to customers who do not spend more than $30 monthly. Are you a firm believer of pre-paid plans, or do you prefer a postpaid option? [Press Release]

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Professionals who need an LCD monitor that ensures colors are properly displayed will find the NEC MultiSync PA271W to be more than a decent solution, where that 10-bit p-IPS panel comes with a 2,560 x 1,440 resolution on a viewable real estate of 27″. Apart from that, you will plus be able to benefit from a wide color gamut, where it shows off 1.07 billion colors from a palette of 4.3 trillion colors courtesy of its 14-bit programmable lookup tables when used in tandem with a 10-bit DisplayPort output. You can pick up the monitor for $1,399 alone, or have it bundled with a new SpectraView II color calibration system for $1,649 later that month. [Press Release]

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Skype’s latest Group Video Calling feature will be made available to the masses from May 10th onwarsd, where it is touted to work with up to 5 citizens simultaneously. Of course, that service will be free at first, although Skype ain’t gonna keep it that way forever since they will be charging a small fee in due moment. Could that new feature catch on in corporations who want to maximize their expenditure by replacing complex videoconferencing setups with Skype’s offering? Only instance will tell, but chances are you can save a whole lot of dough right from the get go with minimal investments made to upgrade your company hardware. [Press Release]

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Touch Bionics has a spanking new i-LIMB Pulse which is a totally new version of its once revolutionary i-LIMB Hand (the world’s first commercially available bionic hand). What makes the i-LIMB Pulse so special? Well, it comes with a wide range of new enhancements such as pulsing grip strength, software-enabled grip patterns and robust aluminium features for improved strength, although wearing one of that won’t turn you into the Incredible Hulk overnight as we doubt you can press a ton with it. The i-LIMB Pulse plus sports BioSim, Touch Bionics’ new Bluetooth-enabled software which enables prosthetists to choose features and control strategies which suit them best. Expect the i-LIMB Pulse to ship from June 1st onwards. [Press Release]

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Nokia and Microsoft has come together to unveil Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia, where that communications client will hook straight to a company’s communications systems to streamline mobile collaboration. that lets you check on your colleagues’ availability, while being able to choose from a myriad of methods to keep in touch with them, including IM, newsletter, a short text or the de facto standard, a good old phone shout. First available for Nokia E72 and Nokia E52 users only via Ovi Store, Nokia will not stop there as they attempt to offer Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia on other smartphones in their range of devices sometime down the road. [Press Release]

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Nokia and Microsoft has come together to unveil Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia, where that communications client will hook straight to a company’s communications systems to streamline mobile collaboration. that lets you check on your colleagues’ availability, while being able to choose from a myriad of methods to keep in touch with them, including IM, mail, a short text or the de facto standard, a good old phone signal. First available for Nokia E72 and Nokia E52 users only via Ovi Store, Nokia will not stop there as they attempt to offer Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia on other smartphones in their range of devices sometime down the road. [Press Release]

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Nokia and Microsoft has come together to unveil Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia, where that communications client will hook straight to a company’s communications systems to streamline mobile collaboration. that lets you check on your colleagues’ availability, while being able to choose from a myriad of methods to keep in touch with them, including IM, mail, a short text or the de facto standard, a good old phone shout. First available for Nokia E72 and Nokia E52 users only via Ovi Store, Nokia will not stop there as they attempt to offer Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia on other smartphones in their range of devices sometime down the road. [Press Release]

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Nokia and Microsoft has come together to unveil Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia, where that communications client will hook straight to a company’s communications systems to streamline mobile collaboration. that lets you check on your colleagues’ availability, while being able to choose from a myriad of methods to keep in touch with them, including IM, e mail, a short text or the de facto standard, a good old phone signal. First available for Nokia E72 and Nokia E52 users only via Ovi Store, Nokia will not stop there as they attempt to offer Microsoft Communicator Mobile for Nokia on other smartphones in their range of devices sometime down the road. [Press Release]

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