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Mexus released their dual-function device known as Halo, where it looks like your regular air cleaner at first glance but has a hidden operate – you can remove the portable vacuum cleaner from the top middle segment of the Halo to get rid of whatever crumbs or bits of dirt from your sofa and workstation, only to sheath it back into the Halo when you’re done. We do wonder whether the Halo will next get to work by cleaning the vacuum cleaner of impurities when it is inserted, and hopefully said vacuum cleaner will be recharged simultaneously as well.

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Here we have more knowledge on the LG LU2300 smartphone which comes with a slideout QWERTY keyboard alongside a circular D-Pad as well as a rather interesting hardware button setup on the front segment. What makes that different from other Android phones from LG would be the speedy 1GHz Snapdragon processor alongside a 3.5″ AMOLED display, a 5-megapixel camera and Android 2.1. Guess that remains only as a South Korea special at point of publishing, but we guess the door isn’t closed just yet on whether the handset will hit North American and European shores sometime down the road.

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Lenovo has plus just announced a Lenovo C200, an all-in-one Netop that features a dual-core Atom D510 processor and an NVIDIA Ion graphics processor with 256MB of video memory. that model should not be confused with an old Lenovo C200 that was a laptop. With that all-in-one computer, Lenovo expects to grab more market share in the $400-$500 touch PC segment. It comes with Windows 7  and should be good sufficient to play DVDs and run casual games. Technical details are in the full post, the C200 has not yet showed up on the Lenovo C-Series page.

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The Mighty is one interesting device as it doubles up as both a cellphone as well as a projector. For the phone segment, it sports a 3” touchscreen display and GSM connectivity, where you can screw the projector onto the back of the handset, making it look like a distant cousin of the Sony PlayStation Eye Toy. Apart from that, we do know that that device comes with an SD memory card slot, and has a pre-loaded game emulator that handles both NES and SNES titles. that is something you can get only in China, and for a couple of Benjamins as well. Guess the battery life is the main factor that one ought to consider whether you were to purchase that handset.

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Beijing Gorld has come up with a weirdly named Gorld 600TW ebook reader, where it will feature an E-ink display for you to read all your digital tomes when you have the date. Apart from that, the 600TW will additionally help you keep in touch with family and friends, since it doubles up as a cellphone by allowing you to make/receive calls and send text messages. that is obvious from the shout button, End signal button and notice button located on the keyboard. Other features of that 6″ E-ink display ebook reader includes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and a 3,000 mAh battery which can last up to 6,000 page turns – although whether that includes having the cellphone segment turned on all the moment or not is another matter. Do you think that such a convergence device will catch on, or is it a step in the wrong direction?

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The MTK MTK6516 phone might resemble some of the good stuff that HTC has come up with in recent times, but that model goes one up since it has dual core functionality, working in a Windows Mobile environment. As mentioned, the main draw would be its dual core 460MHz ARM9 main processor which will be used to handle system tasks, while a 280MHz ARM7 Modem processor will take care of the telephony module segment, featuring a 3.2″ display, Windows Mobile 6.5, 256MB RAM, 256MB ROM, a 3.2-megapixel camera and 1.3-megapixel secondary camera for video calling reasons, and Wi-Fi connectivity. No notion on about pricing, but it ought to be released soon.

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Apple has towering trumpeted its OS to be way safer compared to the Windows platform, but an insecurity expert recently counted more zero day shield flaws than one has fingers – in fact, 20 of them in total. shield researcher Charlie Miller, claimed that the attack surface of OS-X is so wide you can land a proverbial 747 on it – sideways! These bugs are located in the open source components, while vulnerabilities additionally remain in the closed source third-party and Apple components. Regardless of either segment, all of them are able to compromise the Mac OS X operating system remotely. It would be interesting to see how Apple responds to that.

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