The Ray T65 is an affordable GSM handset with a 1.8 inch touch screen and a 3-megapixel camera.
The T65 can play MP3s and FM radio, and can record video as well.
The phone also features Bluetooth with A2DP, for listening to stereo music on a third party Bluetooth headset. The Phone is equipped with 32MB of internal memory, which can be expanded up to 2GB with a memory slot.
Cost In India: Rs 6,399
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The compact FinePix F200EXR is fitted with a 12-megapixel 1/1.6-inch CCD and a fujinon5x wide angle optical zoom lens. sporting a 3-inch,230,000 dot LCD screen, the F200EXR boasts of point-and-shoot features such as face detection, auto red eye removal, dual image stabilisation and high ISO sensitivity. The camera come with 48 MB of internal storage,which can be expanded to 8GB with an SDHC card.
Price In India: Rs 18,999
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| * HDMI The HDMI 1.4 specification will add a data channel to the HDMI cable and will enable high-speed bi-directional communication. Connected devices that include this feature will be able to send and receive data via 100 Mb/sec Ethernet, making them instantly ready for any IP-based application. The HDMI Ethernet Channel will allow an Internet-enabled HDMI device to share its * Audio Return Channel The new specification will add an Audio Return Channel that will reduce the number of cables required to deliver audio upstream for processing and playback. In cases where HDTVs are directly receiving audio and * 3D Over HDMI The 1.4 version of the specification will define common 3D formats and resolutions for HDMI-enabled devices. The specification will standardize the input/output portion of the home 3D system and will specify up to dual-stream 1080p * 4K x 2K Resolution Support The new specification will enable HDMI devices to support high-definition (HD) resolutions four times beyond the resolution of 1080p. Support for 4K x 2K will allow the HDMI interface to transmit content at the same resolution as many digital theaters. Formats supported include: o 3840x2160 24Hz/25Hz/30Hz o 4096x2160 24Hz * Expanded Support For Color Spaces HDMI technology now supports color spaces designed specifically for digital still cameras. By supporting sYCC601, Adobe * Micro HDMI Connector The Micro HDMI Connector is a significantly smaller 19-pin connector that supports up to 1080p resolutions for portable devices. This new connector is approximately 50% smaller than the size of the existing HDMI Mini Connector. * Automotive Connection System The Automotive Connection System is a cabling specification designed to be used as the basis for in-vehicle HD content distribution. The HDMI 1.4 specification will provide a solution designed to meet the rigors and environmental issues commonly found in automobiles, such as heat, vibration and noise. Using the Automotive Connection System, automobile manufactures will now have a viable solution for distributing HD content within the car. |
There’s a lot of debate over what constitutes a “secure” operating system. The debates seem to become most heated when people compare the Big Three of home desktop OSes — Microsoft Windows, Apple MacOS X, and the Linux family of operating systems. Of course, as I pointed out in Is Linux the most secure OS?, it’s difficult to convincingly offer a definitive declaration that any given operating system is “more secure” than another.
OpenBSD is rightly proud of its record of only two identified remotely exploitable vulnerabilities in default configuration through its entire stable release history, but even this is not proof positive that an OS is the “most secure”, considering that security needs change from one system deployment to another.
Ultimately, any of the widely used general purpose OSes can theoretically be compromised. The recent popularity of virtual machines, allowing one to simultaneously run multiple virtual computers on a single physical hardware platform, has provided hints of one particular threat that may apply even to an OS running outside of the controlled environment of a virtual machine: compromise by altering the OS image in memory during boot. This kind of danger has become something of a common bogeyman for VM users, as they worry that some piece of malware may be able to break free of the limits of the VM, and affect the OS in ways that have not previously been a concern for operating system installs on “bare metal”.
In theory, however, there is no specific reason something similar cannot be done to a system running without the virtual machine environment, as long as malicious security crackers can find ways to access the machine’s boot process itself. This may be prohibitively difficult to achieve remotely, at this time at least, but it presents a very worrisome state of affairs for cases where a security cracker may have physical access to the computer.
In the case of Microsoft Windows and certain Linux distributions, this concern is not just theory. It is also a very concrete reality. Piotr Bania has put together a proof of concept, a boot compromise tool called Kon-Boot, which so far has been tested and confirmed to work on at least four Linux distribution releases and a slew of common MS Windows releases.
The tool can be used for legitimate purposes, from security research purposes to simple recovery of a system where the administrative password has been lost. In the words of the creator:
In the current compilation state it allows to log into a linux system as ‘root’ user without typing the correct password or to elevate privileges from current user to root. For Windows systems it allows to enter any password protected profile without any knowledge of the password.
If you want to protect your computer against root compromise by someone with physical access to the machine, this provides an excellent case for removing any CD, DVD, and floppy boot capability, eliminating any external device ports that may be used to introduce boot capability outside of the internal hard drive, and lock the case.
You may also want to lock it in a closet, and perhaps use an operating system that hasn’t yet been targeted by this particular boot compromise tool, such as MacOS X or a BSD Unix OS like FreeBSD. Though it may only be a matter of time before these other OSes are similarly compromised, at least for the time being you can be reasonably certain they’re ahead of the game, even if only by chance.
Ultimately, the moral of the story is simple: be careful who you let near your computers, and under what circumstances you allow access.
Boasting a new “intelligent” technology called Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) which can work seamlessly with other entertainment devices. This feature also allows people to share their digital media faster and more conveniently to others. Also included is an Ethernet port which is not a common feature in LCDs. Together, they allow direct MP3 and JPEG playback from a variety of USB devices as well as DLNA-certified media servers in your home network.
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The Samsung Jack™, the successor the award-winning BlackJack™ and BlackJack II™, will hit AT&T shelves on May 19th.
The BlackJack series has been the number one selling franchise in Windows Mobile history and the Jack is the next generation Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone. Available exclusively to AT&T customers in the U.S and powered by the nation’s fastest 3G network, this sleek and compact handset features an optimized keyboard for easy and accurate messaging, including SMS, instant messaging and access to multiple e-mail accounts.
Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile on the Jack keeps enterprise and small business customers connected with synchronization of schedules and contacts, Internet Explorer Mobile provides improved quick and easy Web browsing and Office Mobile enhances productivity with the ability to manage Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. The Jack will also be upgradable to Windows Mobile 6.5.
Additional key features of the Jack include 256 MB RAM, a 3.2 megapixel camera with video-capture capabilities, Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) to connect with home or office networks, and built-in aGPS for use with AT&T Navigator, AT&T Navigator Global Edition and other GPS-based applications for personal and business use.
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This 19-inch LG Monitor TV has a built-in TV tuner and supports a wide range of inputs-HDMI,VGA,DVI-D, composite,RCA, and s-video to provide compatility with AV/TV devices such as DVD player, VCRs,consoles and more.it supports an optimal screenresolution of 1366x768, and boasts of a contrast ratio of 20000:1 and 5ms response time.
Price In India: Rs 12,990
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Just 1.5 centimetres thick, this sleek phone from LG sports a 2 inch screen, supports GRPS, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, and USB for connectivity. Capable of playing FM radio and MP3 songs, this music phone provides easy accessiblity via hot keys.
The gadget is fitted with 3 megapixel camera with LED flash to capture photos and videos. Fitted with 90 MB of internal memory, the KM335also boasts of a microSD card slot that can accomodate up to 8GB of additional memory. Its 110mAh Li-ion battery boasts of providing 9.5 hrs of talk time and 600 hours of stand by time.
The phone is available in three colours champagne, wine, and black.
Cost In India: Rs 9,250