Nokia 888 WristBand Cellphone

Nokia 888


Nokia 888 is a concept Phone from the Mobile Giants Nokia. This is just a future oriented design which won many Design awards. The concept is so hot that it remembers the slow paced Organic electronics reaserch field. Organic electronics aims in making Gadgets which can be bended, rolled or it can be mould to any for m or shape by the customer. Similar is the case with Nokia 888.This Flexible gadget remembers us the Hi Tech Gizmo's in Bond 007 movies. Its work is on way and no one even Nokia cant predict its release. Its so Hi Tech that we will wonder on this and its feature. The Flexible "Form" allows the user to mould this phone to any wonderful shapes, also the user can send shapes like "heart" or "his heart " to his Girlfriend/Boyfriend.Here is a Video about this Conceptual Phone. Its worth watching this.Post your comments about this Hot Phone, Your views, Its Good or Bad etc.

Also, this is still in concept phase so you can not buy it yet.

Introducing Razer Naga

Razer Naga



Once again razer is back with a boom in the market. The first ever mouse to be produced with such a vast functionality. If you've played World of Warcraft, Warhammer Online, Eve Online, or other MMOs, you've most likely felt overwhelmed by the number of hot keys required to attack, communicate, and manage your inventory.

Razer's new Naga gaming mouse targets MMO gamers by incorporating a 12-button keypad into the side of the device.

The Razer Naga gaming mouse targets MMO gamers with a built-in 12-button keypad.

(Credit: Razer)

Aside from the keypad, the Naga looks like a wired version of the Razer Mamba from earlier this year. Like the Mamba, the Naga has all of the speeds and feeds common to high-end gaming mice, including a 5,600 dpi laser sensor and 1,000MHz polling rate. You won't really need those high-precision settings to master the assisted targeting and timed-attack mechanics in a MMO, but it's hard to find a gaming mouse these days without such crazy settings, so you might as well have them.

Razer also boasts in-game configuration add-ons for World of Warcraft and Warhammer Online for the Naga, which will hopefully simplify mapping the various key commands. And if the Naga is reasonably comfortable and intuitive to use, we can see how it might appeal to other gamers, digital media artists, or users of any other hot key-heavy software.

Razer lists the Naga for $79.99 on its Web site, and says it will be available online "soon."

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Go cordless. It’s never been so easy and reliable. Style meets control. Space-saving design: Saves space without sacrificing a bit of comfort. Features glossy-black highlights that complement any desktop. Media controls: Quickly play, adjust or mute your music. Programmable hot keys: Instantly take you to your favourite applications, folders, and Web pages. Customisable so you can have it the way you want it. High-performance cordless optical mouse: 1000 dpi cordless optical mouse responds instantly and tracks precisely. And because it’s cordless, you’ll enjoy greater freedom of movement. Scroll wheel: Makes moving through Web pages and documents easier. Unmatched convenience. Cordless Freedom™: Feel confident with a reliable wireless connection. Easy USB connectivity: Connects quickly and easily to any PC or notebook. Easy setup: Use right out of the box—no software installation required. Spill-resistant keyboard*: Eliminates worry about accidents. Improved durability: Solid construction features long-lasting, UV-coated key printing. System Requirements Windows® XP, Windows Vista® CD-ROM drive 1 USB port Package Contents Logitech™ cordless keyboard Logitech™ cordless optical mouse Compact USB RF receiver 2 AA and 2 AAA alkaline batteries CD with software, comfort guidelines, and help centre Installation Guide Logitech Cordless Desktop EX-100

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