Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 October 2010

Samsung Galaxy Beam Projector Smartphone Lit Up Miners Lives

Samsung Galaxy Beam projector smartphone helped to light up the lives of the Chilean miners

You heard the one about the captured Chilean miners? Turns out they were a bit under the weather. But seriously folks, living in a cave for a few months is not fun, and fortunately those guys had a crew of support people send down all kinds of toys. One of those toys, we now learn, was a Samsung Galaxy Beam Android projector phone, loaded with a "message of encouragement" from Chile's mining minister along with a recording of an exhibition soccer game between Chile and Ukraine (previously we were told it was beamed down via fibre optics). We have to admit feeling the smallest pang of envy, because down there is one of the few places where a six lumen pico projector is more than bright enough.

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Thursday, 28 October 2010

Newest Gadgets - Samsung to unveil new Android device


Two weeks. That's how long you should wait before Samsung Mobile officially shows off her latest Android device. We say officially, as these things go, there is a chance that the gadget will make it into the spotlight through unofficial channels. No clue what it would be, but if we had our say, the Continuum and its secondary OLED-screen would make for a nice treat ...

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Sunday, 17 October 2010

Samsung X 430 directed to Microsoft stores with a copy-free Windows crapware

We have a look at one earlier Korea bound notebook, the Samsung X 430 that Microsoft has operated as a "Microsoft Store exclusive". It is good enough equipment, both inside and outside, for the price. Also, because of its nature exclusive boutique, Microsoft also updated the "Microsoft Signature Image" here, which means a copy of Windows 7 completely free of crapware and specifically, even if Microsoft has developed a good amount of first advantage software you probably like Windows Live, Bing maps 3D and Microsoft security essential. If you're wondering "how Steve Ballmer would use this computer", signature image is pretty good response. $ 1,099, you get processor ULV Core i3, 310 M graphics GeForce, a hard disk 500 GB and a 14-inch WXGA screen. Our favorite part is probably just the sensation of premium for this device.
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