Nokia X2 Cell Phone Announced, To be Launched in June 2010

Nokia adds a new member to its X series family, Nokia X2. It will be available in the Indian market at a price of Rs 5000.



Nokia is all set to unveil a new member of the X series, Nokia X2. The Nokia X2 has been announced close on the heels of the Nokia N8 announcement. The Nokia X2 beefs up the X series alongside its stable mates – the Nokia X3 and Nokia X6. The X series from Nokia is aimed at the lower end of the technical and feature packed spectrum which means this is a budget mobile phone.

This mid range cell phone is scheduled to be launched in June and will be available in the Indian market at a price tag of Rs 5000. Nokia X2 is available for 85 Pounds in European nations. Nokia x2 price in US could be $110. The Nokia X2 is the next cell in X series in India. It will be available in stores by June this year.

This monoblock body handset is equipped with advanced features such as 2.2” QVGA display, 48 MB embedded memory, 16 GB MicroSD flash card, dual stereo speakers and FM tuner, dedicated music keys, 3.5mm headset jack, Nokia Messaging, Facebook integration and MicroSD card support.

It comes with MP3 player and 5 MP camera accompanied by LED flash, digital zoom, USB port, wireless adapter and Bluetooth 2.1.

Apart from this it also has other specifications such as talk time of 13, 5 hours, call waiting of 540 hours, Instant messaging, facility of downloading games and checking Facebook status on homepage.

The phone, unlike other X-Series handsets, runs Nokia's proprietary S40 OS. On the imaging front, it has a very impressive 5 megapixel camera at the rear. This is a rather surprising because the X3, which is positioned above the X2, has a 3.2 megapixel camera.

GearPower - Mobile Pocket Power Portable Battery for Mobile Devices From IOGEAR

The divice 'GearPower - Mobile Pocket Power' from IOGEAR, is an ultra-slim, lightweight mobile power pack makes it easy to charge your portable devices on the go, eliminating the hassle of finding a power outlet and/or charger. Running out of battery is often the worst thing that can happen to a mobile professional. Mobile Pocket Power allows you to charge your mobile phone up to 3 times before recharging, and with 6 interchangeable tips (included) you can charge any standard portable device in the market. Whether on the road, at the game, or in a meeting, the dependable GearPower - Mobile Pocket Power provides the mobile power to keep your vital electronic devices energized. You'll never have to worry about running out of battery again.

Features:

>> Light weight and portable mobilebattery pack
>> High capacity and reliability
>> Work with most mobile phones, iPod®*, MP3 players, PDA, Bluetooth headsets, and other mobile devices
>> Built-in short-circuit, over-charge, and temperature protection
>> Supply voltage 5V
>> Smart LED capacity display
>> USB output for most USB charging devices
>> Rechargeable cycle up to 500 times
>> Includes multiple connector tips for different mobile devices
* USB iPod® only

Requirements:

For charging GearPower
Available USB port

Package contents

1 x GearPower - Mobile Pocket Power
1 x USB Charging Cable
1 x Carrying Case
6 x Connector
1 x Quick Start Guide
1 x Warranty / Registration Card
Warranty: 1-YEAR

LED Television Units Spell Elegance in Home Decor

Futuristic home televisions blend technology subtly with the decor theme

HOME THEATRES INTEGRATED into the * central automated system provide entertainment that's the ultimate in indulgence. People are getting more discerning - cinematic picture and sound quality, where every nuance and detail of the music or sound track is heard, is now a prerequisite.


Settling down with friends to watch a movie, the host can close the blinds, adjust the sound levels in the surround speakers or sub woofer, turn on the AC, dim the lights, check whose at the door-all this and more without even budging from his reclinera smart move for the smart era.

LED flat screens

This being the era of LED flat screens, it is de rigeur to have a dedicated home theatre, that exclusive place for family and friends to view movies at their own leisure and pace, but without compromising on cinematic audio- visual quality.


Bedrooms too are incomplete without a flat screen-oh for the joy of lolling back against a bank of comfortable pillows for end-of the-day bed time viewing.

Boxy, cumbersome TVs were eventually banished from the living room in favour of a more discreet ambience of serenity and quiet relaxation, where people were more motivated to have a conversation, or read, or just simply reflect.

Equally importantly, as home owners got more discerning about their decor, they wanted their carefully envisioned living rooms, replete with bespoke detailing to be the focal point and not the screen of a TV. Seating arrangement too, now had flexibly, instead of being grouped around the TV.

Remote access
Today's homes often have to work on two quite different levels. Besides meeting the requirements of family members who want relaxing private spaces, these homes also need areas that are more formal and designed for entertaining. Consequently, TVs have now made a comeback into living rooms only to do the disappearing act again.


Remotely controlled motorised lifts installed in state-of-the-art cabinetry, conceal or reveal TVs at the touch of a button, while maintaining the design integrity of the room. They are otherwise concealed in the wall, masquerading as a framed piece of art, only to morph into a flat screen when activated, while the canvas retreats into the top of the frame. Or the framed two-way mirror can magically reveal a TV screen behind it when switched on.


The atmosphere of the living room could be transformed at will into that of an impromptu tavern, ideal for a convivial gathering of friends, to catch that crucial cricket match together, over lazy late lunch, while the spirit of bonhomie fills the air with warmth -catering to the owners' love of entertainment and also their conflicting need for quiet and solitude.

Source: TOI