The luxury phone maker Mobiado is back with yet another striking creation,
the CPT001 concept phone. Highlighting the creativity of Mobiado, the
CPT001 is made from one piece of solid marble with gold-filled engraved
letters and details. The touchscreen of the phone is fashioned from a single
large piece of sapphire. The buttons and watch crown are made from solid
gold, and there is a brilliant gold skeleton mechanical watch movement
positioned between the ‘Call’ and ‘End’ buttons.
kamal gangwar
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
CPT001
The luxury phone maker Mobiado is back with yet another striking creation,
the CPT001 concept phone. Highlighting the creativity of Mobiado, the
CPT001 is made from one piece of solid marble with gold-filled engraved
letters and details. The touchscreen of the phone is fashioned from a single
large piece of sapphire. The buttons and watch crown are made from solid
gold, and there is a brilliant gold skeleton mechanical watch movement
positioned between the ‘Call’ and ‘End’ buttons.
kamal gangwar
the CPT001 concept phone. Highlighting the creativity of Mobiado, the
CPT001 is made from one piece of solid marble with gold-filled engraved
letters and details. The touchscreen of the phone is fashioned from a single
large piece of sapphire. The buttons and watch crown are made from solid
gold, and there is a brilliant gold skeleton mechanical watch movement
positioned between the ‘Call’ and ‘End’ buttons.
kamal gangwar
BeoLab 11
Known for its high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal gangwar
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal gangwar
BeoLab 11 launched
Known for its high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal Gangwar
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal Gangwar
BeoLab 11 launched
Known for its high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal Gangwar
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
Kamal Gangwar
BeoLab 11 new technology launched
Known for its high-end home theaters and custom multi-room music
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
kamal gangwar
systems, Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new elegant subwoofer BeoLab 11
that combines beautiful aesthetics with deep bass performance. Apart from
its good looks that instantly make it stand alone in the subwoofer category,
the BeoLab 11 also offers two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an
aluminum shell to experience an outstanding acoustic performance. The
BeoLab 11 encloses a sophisticated advanced technology that effectively
eliminates almost all unwanted vibrations from the unit.
kamal gangwar
AMVOX5 is launched
The partnership between Jaeger-LeCoultre and Aston Martin has once again
flourished to bring out the first AMVOX to combine the chronograph and a
world time clock. A sure hit with car racing enthusiasts, the AMVOX5
features 30 minute and 12 hour chronograph counters and will be powered
by Jaeger’s automatic 752 caliber . Equipped with a 24 time zone indicator
along with its magnificent inner workings, the AMVOX5 demonstrates the
two iconic companies’ common pursuit of innovation, performance and
refinement.
kamal gangwar
flourished to bring out the first AMVOX to combine the chronograph and a
world time clock. A sure hit with car racing enthusiasts, the AMVOX5
features 30 minute and 12 hour chronograph counters and will be powered
by Jaeger’s automatic 752 caliber . Equipped with a 24 time zone indicator
along with its magnificent inner workings, the AMVOX5 demonstrates the
two iconic companies’ common pursuit of innovation, performance and
refinement.
kamal gangwar
BenQ Comes up with Slimmest LED Monitors in India
BenQ has introduced the slimmest HD LED monitor which claims itself to be the world’s slimmest when the LED’s are currently ruling over the desktop segment. The monitors are available in three V-series models having a wide screen and a glossy black finishing. The three models are the 18.5 inch W920, 21.5 inch V2220H and 24 inch V2420H. BenQ also offers a headphone jack, HDMI 1.3 port and Senseye Human Vision Technology along with the monitors. The Senseye Human Vision Technology offers a 6:9 – aspect ratio.
The V-series of BenQ has won the IF award this year. The 18.5 inch model supports “1366×768” resolution and has a response time of 5 milliseconds because of having 1000:1 contrast ratio for truer blacks. It has a bandwidth of 110 MHz and can reduce the power consumption by 43.3% and if the eco mode is being used the power consumption is reduced by 65.3%. This V920 model is available for just Rs 8,999/-.
The 21.5 inch model supports “1920×1080” resolution and it only differs in terms of the video bandwidth from V920. Its bandwidth is 205 MHz. The cost of V2220H is Rs 14,999/-.
The largest size LED is available with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and is available for Rs 18,999/-.
The V-series of BenQ has won the IF award this year. The 18.5 inch model supports “1366×768” resolution and has a response time of 5 milliseconds because of having 1000:1 contrast ratio for truer blacks. It has a bandwidth of 110 MHz and can reduce the power consumption by 43.3% and if the eco mode is being used the power consumption is reduced by 65.3%. This V920 model is available for just Rs 8,999/-.
The 21.5 inch model supports “1920×1080” resolution and it only differs in terms of the video bandwidth from V920. Its bandwidth is 205 MHz. The cost of V2220H is Rs 14,999/-.
The largest size LED is available with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and is available for Rs 18,999/-.
BenQ Comes up with Slimmest LED Monitors in India
BenQ has introduced the slimmest HD LED monitor which claims itself to be the world’s slimmest when the LED’s are currently ruling over the desktop segment. The monitors are available in three V-series models having a wide screen and a glossy black finishing. The three models are the 18.5 inch W920, 21.5 inch V2220H and 24 inch V2420H. BenQ also offers a headphone jack, HDMI 1.3 port and Senseye Human Vision Technology along with the monitors. The Senseye Human Vision Technology offers a 6:9 – aspect ratio.
The V-series of BenQ has won the IF award this year. The 18.5 inch model supports “1366×768” resolution and has a response time of 5 milliseconds because of having 1000:1 contrast ratio for truer blacks. It has a bandwidth of 110 MHz and can reduce the power consumption by 43.3% and if the eco mode is being used the power consumption is reduced by 65.3%. This V920 model is available for just Rs 8,999/-.
The 21.5 inch model supports “1920×1080” resolution and it only differs in terms of the video bandwidth from V920. Its bandwidth is 205 MHz. The cost of V2220H is Rs 14,999/-.
The largest size LED is available with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and is available for Rs 18,999/-.
The V-series of BenQ has won the IF award this year. The 18.5 inch model supports “1366×768” resolution and has a response time of 5 milliseconds because of having 1000:1 contrast ratio for truer blacks. It has a bandwidth of 110 MHz and can reduce the power consumption by 43.3% and if the eco mode is being used the power consumption is reduced by 65.3%. This V920 model is available for just Rs 8,999/-.
The 21.5 inch model supports “1920×1080” resolution and it only differs in terms of the video bandwidth from V920. Its bandwidth is 205 MHz. The cost of V2220H is Rs 14,999/-.
The largest size LED is available with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and is available for Rs 18,999/-.
. Obama Care and New Coke
This week marked the 25th anniversary of the introduction of "New Coke." It was a remarkable event, and well worth remembering for the unique response of the Coca-Cola Company's management to subsequent events.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
New Coke was introduced by the company with high hopes, and they had good reasons for such optimism. It was a drink that consumers in blind taste tests rated superior not only to Pepsi, but also to Coca-Cola.
Despite consumers' immediate acceptance of the new beverage and an initial jump in sales, resistance began to form in small protests around the country. Sales began to lag. The objection was not so much to the new product itself, but to the company's hubris in removing the traditional Coca-Cola from the shelves to make way for the new.
It seems to us there may be some lessons here for politicians regarding ObamaCare. Just as most Americans were happy with the old Coke, 85% of Americans were happy with their own health-care plans at the time that ObamaCare was introduced. In essence, those plans were taken away from them in the same way the old Coke was taken away. And, as was the case with New Coke, opposition has continued to grow. This is personal for the American people.
Twenty-five years ago, faced with a successful launch but growing and vocal public resistance, the Coca-Cola Company's leadership did the extraordinary. They reversed themselves and returned classic Coca-Cola to supermarket shelves just 77 days after the debut of New Coke. Coke President Donald Keough actually went on national television to admit the mistake, essentially saying: We were wrong, but at least we're smart enough to listen to you.
People not only rejoiced, they rewarded the company with unprecedented gains in volume and market share.
After the Scott Brown Senate victory in Massachusetts, the administration had just such an opportunity. In February's bipartisan health-care summit, President Obama could have pulled a Keough, by listening to the desires of the American people and reshaping his proposal in response. Instead, the administration and the Democratic leadership decided to steamroll their plan through Congress.
As we've seen again and again over the past few years, admitting a mistake is almost constitutionally impossible for today's corporate chiefs, and even harder for politicians. Don Keough's lesson of transferring ownership of classic Coca-Cola back to the people—and the resulting success of that brand—has unfortunately been lost on those in Washington. They will pay a steep price for ignoring his example.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
New Coke was introduced by the company with high hopes, and they had good reasons for such optimism. It was a drink that consumers in blind taste tests rated superior not only to Pepsi, but also to Coca-Cola.
Despite consumers' immediate acceptance of the new beverage and an initial jump in sales, resistance began to form in small protests around the country. Sales began to lag. The objection was not so much to the new product itself, but to the company's hubris in removing the traditional Coca-Cola from the shelves to make way for the new.
It seems to us there may be some lessons here for politicians regarding ObamaCare. Just as most Americans were happy with the old Coke, 85% of Americans were happy with their own health-care plans at the time that ObamaCare was introduced. In essence, those plans were taken away from them in the same way the old Coke was taken away. And, as was the case with New Coke, opposition has continued to grow. This is personal for the American people.
Twenty-five years ago, faced with a successful launch but growing and vocal public resistance, the Coca-Cola Company's leadership did the extraordinary. They reversed themselves and returned classic Coca-Cola to supermarket shelves just 77 days after the debut of New Coke. Coke President Donald Keough actually went on national television to admit the mistake, essentially saying: We were wrong, but at least we're smart enough to listen to you.
People not only rejoiced, they rewarded the company with unprecedented gains in volume and market share.
After the Scott Brown Senate victory in Massachusetts, the administration had just such an opportunity. In February's bipartisan health-care summit, President Obama could have pulled a Keough, by listening to the desires of the American people and reshaping his proposal in response. Instead, the administration and the Democratic leadership decided to steamroll their plan through Congress.
As we've seen again and again over the past few years, admitting a mistake is almost constitutionally impossible for today's corporate chiefs, and even harder for politicians. Don Keough's lesson of transferring ownership of classic Coca-Cola back to the people—and the resulting success of that brand—has unfortunately been lost on those in Washington. They will pay a steep price for ignoring his example.
. Obama Care and New Coke
This week marked the 25th anniversary of the introduction of "New Coke." It was a remarkable event, and well worth remembering for the unique response of the Coca-Cola Company's management to subsequent events.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
New Coke was introduced by the company with high hopes, and they had good reasons for such optimism. It was a drink that consumers in blind taste tests rated superior not only to Pepsi, but also to Coca-Cola.
Despite consumers' immediate acceptance of the new beverage and an initial jump in sales, resistance began to form in small protests around the country. Sales began to lag. The objection was not so much to the new product itself, but to the company's hubris in removing the traditional Coca-Cola from the shelves to make way for the new.
It seems to us there may be some lessons here for politicians regarding ObamaCare. Just as most Americans were happy with the old Coke, 85% of Americans were happy with their own health-care plans at the time that ObamaCare was introduced. In essence, those plans were taken away from them in the same way the old Coke was taken away. And, as was the case with New Coke, opposition has continued to grow. This is personal for the American people.
Twenty-five years ago, faced with a successful launch but growing and vocal public resistance, the Coca-Cola Company's leadership did the extraordinary. They reversed themselves and returned classic Coca-Cola to supermarket shelves just 77 days after the debut of New Coke. Coke President Donald Keough actually went on national television to admit the mistake, essentially saying: We were wrong, but at least we're smart enough to listen to you.
People not only rejoiced, they rewarded the company with unprecedented gains in volume and market share.
After the Scott Brown Senate victory in Massachusetts, the administration had just such an opportunity. In February's bipartisan health-care summit, President Obama could have pulled a Keough, by listening to the desires of the American people and reshaping his proposal in response. Instead, the administration and the Democratic leadership decided to steamroll their plan through Congress.
As we've seen again and again over the past few years, admitting a mistake is almost constitutionally impossible for today's corporate chiefs, and even harder for politicians. Don Keough's lesson of transferring ownership of classic Coca-Cola back to the people—and the resulting success of that brand—has unfortunately been lost on those in Washington. They will pay a steep price for ignoring his example.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
The two of us were working with the Coca-Cola Company at the time. It was abundantly clear to us and all involved that this was not just another product launch: It crossed over from product marketing into the social and political sphere. In image polling we had seen the unique identity Coke had for the American people, whether they were Coca-Cola consumers or not.
New Coke was introduced by the company with high hopes, and they had good reasons for such optimism. It was a drink that consumers in blind taste tests rated superior not only to Pepsi, but also to Coca-Cola.
Despite consumers' immediate acceptance of the new beverage and an initial jump in sales, resistance began to form in small protests around the country. Sales began to lag. The objection was not so much to the new product itself, but to the company's hubris in removing the traditional Coca-Cola from the shelves to make way for the new.
It seems to us there may be some lessons here for politicians regarding ObamaCare. Just as most Americans were happy with the old Coke, 85% of Americans were happy with their own health-care plans at the time that ObamaCare was introduced. In essence, those plans were taken away from them in the same way the old Coke was taken away. And, as was the case with New Coke, opposition has continued to grow. This is personal for the American people.
Twenty-five years ago, faced with a successful launch but growing and vocal public resistance, the Coca-Cola Company's leadership did the extraordinary. They reversed themselves and returned classic Coca-Cola to supermarket shelves just 77 days after the debut of New Coke. Coke President Donald Keough actually went on national television to admit the mistake, essentially saying: We were wrong, but at least we're smart enough to listen to you.
People not only rejoiced, they rewarded the company with unprecedented gains in volume and market share.
After the Scott Brown Senate victory in Massachusetts, the administration had just such an opportunity. In February's bipartisan health-care summit, President Obama could have pulled a Keough, by listening to the desires of the American people and reshaping his proposal in response. Instead, the administration and the Democratic leadership decided to steamroll their plan through Congress.
As we've seen again and again over the past few years, admitting a mistake is almost constitutionally impossible for today's corporate chiefs, and even harder for politicians. Don Keough's lesson of transferring ownership of classic Coca-Cola back to the people—and the resulting success of that brand—has unfortunately been lost on those in Washington. They will pay a steep price for ignoring his example.
Maruti Suzuki launches new WagonR
Maruti Suzuki India on Friday launched a new generation WagonR priced between Rs.3.28 lakh and Rs.3.81 lakh.
The new version will take on the likes of newly launched models, including Chevrolet Beat (priced Rs.3.41-4.43 lakh) and Ford Figo (Rs.3.49-3.99 lakh), and Hyundai i10 (Rs.3.47-3.83 lakh).
“This new launch of WagonR is important to Maruti Suzuki for many reasons. It demonstrates the growing research and development capability of the company,'' Maruti Suzuki India Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Shinzo Nakanishi told reporters here. The new version is developed from the latest platform of the vehicle that is available in Japan. The car is powered by the BS-IV compliant 998 cc K-series engine.
MSI had invested Rs.290 crore to bring out the new generation WagonR. Following the new launch, the existing WagonR, which was launched in 1999 and sold a total of 8.8 lakh units, between Rs.3.23 lakh and Rs.3.7 lakh, though the new version would be longer and taller would be phased out.
“WagonR was the second best-selling car last year. It averaged about 10,000 to 12,000 units a month and I am confident that we should be able to maintain that sales,'' MSI Executive Officer (Marketing and Sales) Mayank Pareek said. He said the new WagonR, with its pricing and features, will be able to ward of competition in the compact car segment, where there are nearly 20 models in all. than the old one.
The new vehicle would, however, be more expensive than the old WagonR, which was priced
The new version will take on the likes of newly launched models, including Chevrolet Beat (priced Rs.3.41-4.43 lakh) and Ford Figo (Rs.3.49-3.99 lakh), and Hyundai i10 (Rs.3.47-3.83 lakh).
“This new launch of WagonR is important to Maruti Suzuki for many reasons. It demonstrates the growing research and development capability of the company,'' Maruti Suzuki India Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Shinzo Nakanishi told reporters here. The new version is developed from the latest platform of the vehicle that is available in Japan. The car is powered by the BS-IV compliant 998 cc K-series engine.
MSI had invested Rs.290 crore to bring out the new generation WagonR. Following the new launch, the existing WagonR, which was launched in 1999 and sold a total of 8.8 lakh units, between Rs.3.23 lakh and Rs.3.7 lakh, though the new version would be longer and taller would be phased out.
“WagonR was the second best-selling car last year. It averaged about 10,000 to 12,000 units a month and I am confident that we should be able to maintain that sales,'' MSI Executive Officer (Marketing and Sales) Mayank Pareek said. He said the new WagonR, with its pricing and features, will be able to ward of competition in the compact car segment, where there are nearly 20 models in all. than the old one.
The new vehicle would, however, be more expensive than the old WagonR, which was priced
. New iPhone 4G Release Date and Prototype Leak Pictures
The next generation iPhone 4G will be finally launched on 22 June. The actual release date will then be announced at the launch
Apple has booked the Yerba Buena Centre in San Francisco for June 22. Now this only means one thing, a product launch. The last event that Apple held at the centre was the launching of the iPod. Therefore one would assume that the iPhone 4G or phone HD as it may be called will be launched on this date.
Yet we have much more exciting news to reveal. Pictures which appear to be of the iPhone 4G have appeared on the internet. They have come from an apparent prototype iPhone that was found in a bar. They appear to be legitimate following intense examinations by the Gizmo do team. Many well established websites such are BBC are also claiming it to be authentic. This is backed up by the claim that Apple has remotely locked the device, as well as demanding it back from Gizmo do. This story is turning into something of a drama!
Now it appears to be far from the finished article yet it gives us some idea of what we can anticipate from the new Apple iphone.
Apple has booked the Yerba Buena Centre in San Francisco for June 22. Now this only means one thing, a product launch. The last event that Apple held at the centre was the launching of the iPod. Therefore one would assume that the iPhone 4G or phone HD as it may be called will be launched on this date.
Yet we have much more exciting news to reveal. Pictures which appear to be of the iPhone 4G have appeared on the internet. They have come from an apparent prototype iPhone that was found in a bar. They appear to be legitimate following intense examinations by the Gizmo do team. Many well established websites such are BBC are also claiming it to be authentic. This is backed up by the claim that Apple has remotely locked the device, as well as demanding it back from Gizmo do. This story is turning into something of a drama!
Now it appears to be far from the finished article yet it gives us some idea of what we can anticipate from the new Apple iphone.
. New iPhone 4G Release Date and Prototype Leak Pictures
The next generation iPhone 4G will be finally launched on 22 June. The actual release date will then be announced at the launch
Apple has booked the Yerba Buena Centre in San Francisco for June 22. Now this only means one thing, a product launch. The last event that Apple held at the centre was the launching of the iPod. Therefore one would assume that the iPhone 4G or phone HD as it may be called will be launched on this date.
Yet we have much more exciting news to reveal. Pictures which appear to be of the iPhone 4G have appeared on the internet. They have come from an apparent prototype iPhone that was found in a bar. They appear to be legitimate following intense examinations by the Gizmo do team. Many well established websites such are BBC are also claiming it to be authentic. This is backed up by the claim that Apple has remotely locked the device, as well as demanding it back from Gizmo do. This story is turning into something of a drama!
Now it appears to be far from the finished article yet it gives us some idea of what we can anticipate from the new Apple iphone.
Apple has booked the Yerba Buena Centre in San Francisco for June 22. Now this only means one thing, a product launch. The last event that Apple held at the centre was the launching of the iPod. Therefore one would assume that the iPhone 4G or phone HD as it may be called will be launched on this date.
Yet we have much more exciting news to reveal. Pictures which appear to be of the iPhone 4G have appeared on the internet. They have come from an apparent prototype iPhone that was found in a bar. They appear to be legitimate following intense examinations by the Gizmo do team. Many well established websites such are BBC are also claiming it to be authentic. This is backed up by the claim that Apple has remotely locked the device, as well as demanding it back from Gizmo do. This story is turning into something of a drama!
Now it appears to be far from the finished article yet it gives us some idea of what we can anticipate from the new Apple iphone.
. Ford Figo Brings ‘Cool’ to India
Ford is betting a large part of its future on a revamped lineup of small cars, such as the 2010 Ford Figo. In colloquial Italian, the name means “cool.” But apart from the cute name and low price tag, the Figo won’t directly translate to boosting Ford’s small car sales in North America. That task belongs to the Ford Fiesta subcompact, which arrives this spring.
Built on the same platform as the Fiesta, the new Figo is Ford’s first small car built specifically for the needs of Indian car buyers. Compact, easy to repair and inexpensive cars make up about 70 percent of the Indian market. But until now, Ford lacked an entry-level car to compete with popular low-cost offerings from Hyundai, Maruti-Suzuki, Tata Motors and General Motors.
The Ford Icon sedan, formerly the company’s cheapest offering in India, was simply too expensive with a base price hovering around $10,000. The 2010 Figo will be much more affordable when it goes on sale later this month. Base models start at $7,680, and customers will have the choice of either gasoline or diesel engines.
That might sound like a bargain, but the Figo is nearly twice the price of India’s cheapest cars, such as the Tata Nano and Maruti-Suzuki 800. The country’s per capita income is less than $1,000, so even the most affordable vehicle remains a huge investment for many Indian car buyers.
Maruti-Suzuki, the Indian arm of the Japanese carmaker Suzuki Motor Corporation, controls roughly 50 percent of India’s automotive market because of a vast lineup of economical small cars. Last year, Tata, India’s largest indigenous automaker, introduced the $2,500 Nano. G.M., Volkswagen, Hyundai and many other carmakers are planning similar low-cost vehicles specifically tailored to India.
Ford’s edge could come from maintaining an emphasis on performance, safety and driving dynamics. The available 1.2-liter gas-powered 4-cylinder makes 70 horsepower. While this might sound puny by United States standards, it’s double the power of the 2-cylinder engine found in the Nano. Air bags and anti-lock brakes (a rarity in most Indian vehicles) are offered on upper trim levels of the Figo.
While the Figo’s bland exterior won’t blaze any new styling trails, the car’s small size and nimble steering should make it adept at coping with crowded Indian roads. The clutch has also been designed for low effort, to help take the pain out of dealing with India’s notorious urban traffic jams.
Ford has invested $500 million upgrading its plant in Chennai, India, to coincide with Figo production. Annual capacity will be doubled, to 200,000 units, and there are plans to export the car to Asia-Pacific and African markets. The Figo might not be coming to the United States, but it still represents a cornerstone of Ford’s global small car strategy.
Built on the same platform as the Fiesta, the new Figo is Ford’s first small car built specifically for the needs of Indian car buyers. Compact, easy to repair and inexpensive cars make up about 70 percent of the Indian market. But until now, Ford lacked an entry-level car to compete with popular low-cost offerings from Hyundai, Maruti-Suzuki, Tata Motors and General Motors.
The Ford Icon sedan, formerly the company’s cheapest offering in India, was simply too expensive with a base price hovering around $10,000. The 2010 Figo will be much more affordable when it goes on sale later this month. Base models start at $7,680, and customers will have the choice of either gasoline or diesel engines.
That might sound like a bargain, but the Figo is nearly twice the price of India’s cheapest cars, such as the Tata Nano and Maruti-Suzuki 800. The country’s per capita income is less than $1,000, so even the most affordable vehicle remains a huge investment for many Indian car buyers.
Maruti-Suzuki, the Indian arm of the Japanese carmaker Suzuki Motor Corporation, controls roughly 50 percent of India’s automotive market because of a vast lineup of economical small cars. Last year, Tata, India’s largest indigenous automaker, introduced the $2,500 Nano. G.M., Volkswagen, Hyundai and many other carmakers are planning similar low-cost vehicles specifically tailored to India.
Ford’s edge could come from maintaining an emphasis on performance, safety and driving dynamics. The available 1.2-liter gas-powered 4-cylinder makes 70 horsepower. While this might sound puny by United States standards, it’s double the power of the 2-cylinder engine found in the Nano. Air bags and anti-lock brakes (a rarity in most Indian vehicles) are offered on upper trim levels of the Figo.
While the Figo’s bland exterior won’t blaze any new styling trails, the car’s small size and nimble steering should make it adept at coping with crowded Indian roads. The clutch has also been designed for low effort, to help take the pain out of dealing with India’s notorious urban traffic jams.
Ford has invested $500 million upgrading its plant in Chennai, India, to coincide with Figo production. Annual capacity will be doubled, to 200,000 units, and there are plans to export the car to Asia-Pacific and African markets. The Figo might not be coming to the United States, but it still represents a cornerstone of Ford’s global small car strategy.
. Nissan's e-car Leaf will give 160 km mileage
London: Japan's Nissan Motor Co will begin building the Leaf electric compact car at its Sunderland plant from early 2013, making Britain its third global production site for the zero-emission vehicle.
The Leaf has a range of 100 miles (160 kilometres) on a single battery charge.
The Leaf has a range of 100 miles (160 kilometres) on a single battery charge.
London: Japan's Nissan Motor Co will begin building the Leaf electric compact car at its Sunderland plant from early 2013, making Britain its third global production site for the zero-emission vehicle.
The Leaf has a range of 100 miles (160 kilometres) on a single battery charge.
The Leaf has a range of 100 miles (160 kilometres) on a single battery charge.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Fiat launches two more variants of Grande Punto
The Indian subsidiary of the Italian automaker, FIAT India has recently launched two more variants of its volume-puller Grande Punto i. e. Fiat 1.2 FIRE Dynamic and Fiat 1.2 FIRE Emotion.
Coupled with bold pricing and the latest features in the product, the Grande Punto has proved as a great help for FIAT in the Indian market. Coming up with rear power window and central locking system, the 1.2 Dynamic comes up with a limited edition cd/mp3 player.
Coupled with bold pricing and the latest features in the product, the Grande Punto has proved as a great help for FIAT in the Indian market. Coming up with rear power window and central locking system, the 1.2 Dynamic comes up with a limited edition cd/mp3 player.
by Ashsih
PGDM- II Sem
)Lenovo takes on iPad; launches IdeaPad S10
With the release of the benchmark touchpad iPad, it seems every company wants to pitch against the IT behemoth, Apple. This time its Lenovo.
It has come up with its own touchpad tablet- IdeaPad S10.
The company claims it to be the first touch-enabled, affordable-ranged tablet with similar features of 'pinch and zoom'.
By AshishIt has come up with its own touchpad tablet- IdeaPad S10.
The company claims it to be the first touch-enabled, affordable-ranged tablet with similar features of 'pinch and zoom'.
PGDM- II Sem
McLaren’s affordable cars launched-
’Luxury always comes at a price! Who would not like to have a McLaren? But now all those aspirers with a big pocket can afford to think of obtaining this luxury at £150,000.
This supercar model MP4-12C was termed as an "affordable" ranged version, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton revealed. The model sought a production facility involving a sum of £40 million, reported McLaren Automotive.
This supercar model MP4-12C was termed as an "affordable" ranged version, Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton revealed. The model sought a production facility involving a sum of £40 million, reported McLaren Automotive.
By Ashish
PGDM- II sem
3 Mobile adds a hint for the music lovers- Sony Vivaz-
It is the most enthralling news for the music lovers as the network operator 3Mobile launched the latest version of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz with pre-installed Spotify.
Spotify is a digital music service where a user just needs to sign up for the latest songs. The silver version of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz, which defines the complete music service edition, is available free with a two-year contract and monthly payment of £25. It avails an unlimited access to internet and texts.
Vivaz sports an 8-megapixel camera, 3.2-inch touchscreen and integrated social networking applications, apart from Spotify.
By AshishSpotify is a digital music service where a user just needs to sign up for the latest songs. The silver version of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz, which defines the complete music service edition, is available free with a two-year contract and monthly payment of £25. It avails an unlimited access to internet and texts.
Vivaz sports an 8-megapixel camera, 3.2-inch touchscreen and integrated social networking applications, apart from Spotify.
PGDM- II Sem
Mercedes launches GL350 CDI in India-
New GL 350 CDI BlueEfficiency is Mercedes' answer to its counterparts Audi and BMW to regain the lost ground in the SUV segment. Priced at Rs. 63.57 lakhs (ex-showroom, Mumbai), the company is trying to strengthen its position in the SUV segment where it normally lags behind the competition.
By Ashish
PGDM-II Sem
Fujitsu launches new line of Netbooks for the Indian market
With an aim to get its share out of the lucrative Indian IT hardware market, Fujitsu Technology Solutions has recently launched a new range of Netbooks in the Indian market. Though, the company has been a slow runner in front of counterparts like Dell, HP, HCL et al but with the launch of this latest range, Fujitsu is aiming to get a decent .
By Ashish
PGDM_II Sem
Intel launches all-new PC architecture with Core i5/i7 CPUs
Intel brought its mainstream desktop CPU lineup into the Nehalem era today with the launch of the Core i7 860 and 870, and the Core i5 750. Also launched today is the P55 chipset, which implements a new system architecture that represents a significant break with Intel's past. In this short article, we'll take a brief look at each, in turn.
In previous articles we've covered Nehalem's microarchitectural improvements to the Core 2 Duo lineage, so we won't recap that here. What is worth repeating, though, is that Nehalem is Intel's first x86 design to feature an on-die memory controller. This significantly changes the system topology, but in a direction that AMD already went way back in 2003.
By Digvijay
PGDM_II Sem
Processor Number
Base Clock Speed (GHz)
Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)
Cores/Threads
Cache
1K Unit Price
SMT
TDP
Core i7-870
2.93
3.6
4/8
8MB
$562
Y
95W
Core i7-860
2.80
3.46
4/8
8MB
$284
Y
95W
In previous articles we've covered Nehalem's microarchitectural improvements to the Core 2 Duo lineage, so we won't recap that here. What is worth repeating, though, is that Nehalem is Intel's first x86 design to feature an on-die memory controller. This significantly changes the system topology, but in a direction that AMD already went way back in 2003.
By Digvijay
PGDM_II Sem
Processor Number
Base Clock Speed (GHz)
Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)
Cores/Threads
Cache
1K Unit Price
SMT
TDP
Core i7-870
2.93
3.6
4/8
8MB
$562
Y
95W
Core i7-860
2.80
3.46
4/8
8MB
$284
Y
95W
Intel launches all-new PC architecture with Core i5/i7 CPUs
Intel brought its mainstream desktop CPU lineup into the Nehalem era today with the launch of the Core i7 860 and 870, and the Core i5 750. Also launched today is the P55 chipset, which implements a new system architecture that represents a significant break with Intel's past. In this short article, we'll take a brief look at each, in turn.
In previous articles we've covered Nehalem's microarchitectural improvements to the Core 2 Duo lineage, so we won't recap that here. What is worth repeating, though, is that Nehalem is Intel's first x86 design to feature an on-die memory controller. This significantly changes the system topology, but in a direction that AMD already went way back in 2003.
By Digvijay
PGDM_II Sem
Processor Number
Base Clock Speed (GHz)
Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)
Cores/Threads
Cache
1K Unit Price
SMT
TDP
Core i7-870
2.93
3.6
4/8
8MB
$562
Y
95W
Core i7-860
2.80
3.46
4/8
8MB
$284
Y
95W
In previous articles we've covered Nehalem's microarchitectural improvements to the Core 2 Duo lineage, so we won't recap that here. What is worth repeating, though, is that Nehalem is Intel's first x86 design to feature an on-die memory controller. This significantly changes the system topology, but in a direction that AMD already went way back in 2003.
By Digvijay
PGDM_II Sem
Processor Number
Base Clock Speed (GHz)
Max Turbo Frequency (GHz)
Cores/Threads
Cache
1K Unit Price
SMT
TDP
Core i7-870
2.93
3.6
4/8
8MB
$562
Y
95W
Core i7-860
2.80
3.46
4/8
8MB
$284
Y
95W
Google launching an Android widget for Buzz
· Technology Sector
· Social Networks
· Featured
· TNM
· Product Launch
· Google
Google has launched an Android widget for Buzz, a podium for social-media networking. It will allow the user to send post with their exact location.
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
· Social Networks
· Featured
· TNM
· Product Launch
Google has launched an Android widget for Buzz, a podium for social-media networking. It will allow the user to send post with their exact location.
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
By Ashish Kumar Singh
PGDM_II Sem
Google launching an Android widget for Buzz
Google has launched an Android widget for Buzz, a podium for social-media networking. It will allow the user to send post with their exact location.
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
by Ashyant
PGDM_II Sem
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
by Ashyant
PGDM_II Sem
Google launching an Android widget for Buzz
Google has launched an Android widget for Buzz, a podium for social-media networking. It will allow the user to send post with their exact location.
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
by Ashyant
PGDM_II Sem
Goggle has initiated a version of its Orkut social network for Android phones. Orkut was the site which has gained popularity in India but unable to capture US market.
by Ashyant
PGDM_II Sem
S1200, Mobile Phone with 12 MP Camera unveiled by Spice
The cell phone makers are thriving hard to come out with new highly-developed cell phones day by day and recently, Spice Mobiles Ltd came out with its latest Spice S-1200, which is sure to create waves in history of Camera Mobile phones.
The cell has a 12.2 mega pixel camera with Professional CCD Sensor with 3X Optical Zoom and 9X Digital Zoom with advanced camera functions could be availed for Rs. 14,500.
The cell phone boasts of all the latest and advanced camera functions like multiple face detection, smile shutter, auto focus, anti-shake, xenon flash and 24 preset capture modes including text capture mode. It has a 2.4 inches screen.
by Ashyant
pgdm-II Sem
The cell has a 12.2 mega pixel camera with Professional CCD Sensor with 3X Optical Zoom and 9X Digital Zoom with advanced camera functions could be availed for Rs. 14,500.
The cell phone boasts of all the latest and advanced camera functions like multiple face detection, smile shutter, auto focus, anti-shake, xenon flash and 24 preset capture modes including text capture mode. It has a 2.4 inches screen.
by Ashyant
pgdm-II Sem
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Lupin launches new drug
1) Lupin launches osteoarthritis drug -
• Pharmaceutical Sector
• Featured
• TNM
• Product Launch
• Lupin
• India
Indian pharmaceutical company Lupin on Thursday launched its new medicine for degenerative joint disease osteoarthritis, Hyalgan. It's an injectable liquid drug to relieve a patient from pain caused from osteoarthritis, a company statement said. The drug is injected directly into the knees.
Nearly 12 per cent of the population in India is affected by osteoarthritis, which is a major health problem in the country today among the 25-30 age group. As revealed by a survey at present the market for such medicines worth nearly Rs. 150 crore, Lupin said in its statement.
By-ASHISH KUMAR SINGH
PGDM 2ND SEM
• Pharmaceutical Sector
• Featured
• TNM
• Product Launch
• Lupin
• India
Indian pharmaceutical company Lupin on Thursday launched its new medicine for degenerative joint disease osteoarthritis, Hyalgan. It's an injectable liquid drug to relieve a patient from pain caused from osteoarthritis, a company statement said. The drug is injected directly into the knees.
Nearly 12 per cent of the population in India is affected by osteoarthritis, which is a major health problem in the country today among the 25-30 age group. As revealed by a survey at present the market for such medicines worth nearly Rs. 150 crore, Lupin said in its statement.
By-ASHISH KUMAR SINGH
PGDM 2ND SEM
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Samsung launchesnew LED TV’s now in India
LED TV use low electricity, contain no mercury and are made of environment-friendly products. It is based on a new technology, which uses LED (light emitting diodes) in the panels as against LCD TVs, which uses normal liquid crystal display technology.The use of LED technology enables Samsung’s LED TVs to be 70 percent slimmer and consumes less than 40 per cent of the power consumed by conventional LCD TVs.
LED TV’s launched in India :
Samsung a digital leader in consumer electronics has launched their LED TV’s, series 6 & 7.Samsung’s LED TV’s brings entertainment to new heights through innovative connectivity. The TV’s pose A Razor slim design that complements with aesthetic beauty and mega clarity.The efficiency of LED TV’s are higher than LCD’s.
Technology :
LED TV use low electricity, contain no mercury and are made of environment-friendly products. It is based on a new technology, which uses LED (light emitting diodes) in the panels as against LCD TVs, which uses normal liquid crystal display technology.The use of LED technology enables Samsung’s LED TVs to be 70 percent slimmer and consumes less than 40 per cent of the power consumed by conventional LCD TVs.
Models :
They have unveiled two series of TV’s namely 6 & 7.
Series -7 :
1. UA46B7000 (46″)
2. UA40B7000 (40″)
Series-6:
1. UA46B6000 (46″)
2. UA40B6000 (40″)
(There’s an easier way to get HD video and pictures onto the LED TV Series 6 & 7 . All it takes is one single HDMI cord and images are transferred without data loss or headaches.)
Press Release :
Samsung is the first organization to introduce the LED TVs in India. The organization had earlier launched LCD TVs and Plasma TVs. Light Emitting Diode (LED) is an updated version of LCD screens which offers standard quality picture
Features :
· Actual Width of the LED TV is 2.99 cm
· 100 Hz Motion plus
· Crystal design, (instead of “Touch of color” that is used in US.)
· Samsung WS1* Sound Bar Surround System
Screenshots:
“We are expecting our LED TV volumes to be 10 per cent of our flat panel TV volumes this year,” Samsung India Deputy Managing Director R Zutshi said. The company is targeting to sell six lakh units of flat panel TVs in India during 2009.
Apart from launching three series of LED TVs in the Indian market, Samsung India also introduced five series of LCD TVs and two series of plasma TVs here. Samsung has always been at the forefront of TV technology and is known for its award winning innovations.
Acer launches new Android Smartphone ‘Acer Liquid’ Acer launches new Android Smartphone ‘Acer Liquid’ Acer launches new Android Smartphone ‘A
Acer has announced that it will launch a new Android based Smartphone called the Acer Liquid in the Indian market.
The PC maker's new smart phone runs the Android 1.6 or Donut OS. It is based on the Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm. The phone comes with a price tag of Rs. 24,900.
Acer Liquid features a WVGA touch screen measuring 3.5" and it supports HSPDA 7.2Mbps / HSUPA / GSM. It has a 1350mAh battery and also features an FM radio. The phone has an inbuilt memory of 256MB which can be expanded through a micro SD.
As for connectivity, it has inbuilt Wi-Fi and USB while it supports 3G services as well. The model also has a 5 megapixe digital camera and supports Geo tagging.
The phone also supports various multimedia functions such as audio - video streaming, mobile browsing, social media connectivity and Nemo player along with a full-screen-preview task manager. The phone although does not offer social networking connectivity.
It also supports many other applications such as web applets business application games and more.l
The PC maker's new smart phone runs the Android 1.6 or Donut OS. It is based on the Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm. The phone comes with a price tag of Rs. 24,900.
Acer Liquid features a WVGA touch screen measuring 3.5" and it supports HSPDA 7.2Mbps / HSUPA / GSM. It has a 1350mAh battery and also features an FM radio. The phone has an inbuilt memory of 256MB which can be expanded through a micro SD.
As for connectivity, it has inbuilt Wi-Fi and USB while it supports 3G services as well. The model also has a 5 megapixe digital camera and supports Geo tagging.
The phone also supports various multimedia functions such as audio - video streaming, mobile browsing, social media connectivity and Nemo player along with a full-screen-preview task manager. The phone although does not offer social networking connectivity.
It also supports many other applications such as web applets business application games and more.l
Friday, February 19, 2010
Panasonic-Garmin-Asus’ nuvifone M10 Windows Mobile Phone Launched
Garmin-Asus’ nuvifone M10 Windows Mobile Phone Launched
Garmin-Asus’ M10
Just after the launch of Android based nuvifone A50, Garmin-Asus’ has struck the chord again with their second Window Mobile phone, nuvifone M10. But, this time, the phone will be different from the earlier M20 model with improved specs on the board.
The nuvifone M10 comes with a sleek look having a 3.5-inch WVGA display and a finger-friendly user interface. Windows Mobile 6.5.3 comes pre-installed with this smartphone. It also incorporates the Billboard feature which displays the most important information so that the users can review all at one glace. More to it, the device boasts of an intelligent 3D Task Manager that lets users switch easily between different running applications.
“The Garmin-Asus M10 is our answer to people’s need for work-life balance. The M10 runs Windows® Mobile, making it the ideal smartphone for business use, while its smart navigation capabilities, comprehensive social networking features and connected services enable users to lead a truly smart lifestyle. The M10 is the phone for the new Smart3 era,” commented Benson Lin, Vice President of Asus’ Personal Mobile Devices Business Unit.
The M10 has a 512 RAM with 4GB of Flash memory to store sufficient multimedia and data. The other features associated with this entrancing set include a full QWERTY soft keyboard, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, Geo-tagging feature, advanced navigation, access to Facebook and Picasa Web Albums. For the photography enthusiasts, there is also a 5MP camera to take nice snaps.
The Garmin-Asus M10 also offers nice opportunity for the users to synch to Microsoft Exchange so that some essential features like contacts, calendars and emails are always available and secure.
The Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 is expected to hit stores in Asia and Europe in the first half of 2010. However, the pricing details of the phone are under wraps.
Ranbir Kapoor now brand ambassador for Panasonic too
By BW Team via IANS
Tuesday, Apr 07, 2009
New Delhi, He is the young star face selling Pepsi and now Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor has become the brand ambassador for consumer goods giant Panasonic India as well, his second endorsement deal so far.
The 26-year-old actor, who made his debut with Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s “Saawariya” in 2007, was Saturday officially tasked to promote Panasonic’s VIErA LCDs and Plasmas as well as television and home theatre brands across India at an event held at the Ashok Hotel here.
Management - Panasonic Energ
Name
Designation
A K Lakhanpal
Chairman / Chair Person
E B Desai
Director
D J Thakkar
Director
H Sugimura
Director
E B Desai
Director
Name
Designation
S K Khurana
Managing Director
P P Shah
Director
G N Punj
Director
H Aota
Director
Panasonic-Garmin-Asus’ nuvifone M10 Windows Mobile Phone Launched
Garmin-Asus’ nuvifone M10 Windows Mobile Phone Launched
Garmin-Asus’ M10
Just after the launch of Android based nuvifone A50, Garmin-Asus’ has struck the chord again with their second Window Mobile phone, nuvifone M10. But, this time, the phone will be different from the earlier M20 model with improved specs on the board.
The nuvifone M10 comes with a sleek look having a 3.5-inch WVGA display and a finger-friendly user interface. Windows Mobile 6.5.3 comes pre-installed with this smartphone. It also incorporates the Billboard feature which displays the most important information so that the users can review all at one glace. More to it, the device boasts of an intelligent 3D Task Manager that lets users switch easily between different running applications.
“The Garmin-Asus M10 is our answer to people’s need for work-life balance. The M10 runs Windows® Mobile, making it the ideal smartphone for business use, while its smart navigation capabilities, comprehensive social networking features and connected services enable users to lead a truly smart lifestyle. The M10 is the phone for the new Smart3 era,” commented Benson Lin, Vice President of Asus’ Personal Mobile Devices Business Unit.
The M10 has a 512 RAM with 4GB of Flash memory to store sufficient multimedia and data. The other features associated with this entrancing set include a full QWERTY soft keyboard, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, Geo-tagging feature, advanced navigation, access to Facebook and Picasa Web Albums. For the photography enthusiasts, there is also a 5MP camera to take nice snaps.
The Garmin-Asus M10 also offers nice opportunity for the users to synch to Microsoft Exchange so that some essential features like contacts, calendars and emails are always available and secure.
The Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 is expected to hit stores in Asia and Europe in the first half of 2010. However, the pricing details of the phone are under wraps.
Ranbir Kapoor now brand ambassador for Panasonic too
By BW Team via IANS
Tuesday, Apr 07, 2009
New Delhi, He is the young star face selling Pepsi and now Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor has become the brand ambassador for consumer goods giant Panasonic India as well, his second endorsement deal so far.
The 26-year-old actor, who made his debut with Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s “Saawariya” in 2007, was Saturday officially tasked to promote Panasonic’s VIErA LCDs and Plasmas as well as television and home theatre brands across India at an event held at the Ashok Hotel here.
Management - Panasonic Energ
Name
Designation
A K Lakhanpal
Chairman / Chair Person
E B Desai
Director
D J Thakkar
Director
H Sugimura
Director
E B Desai
Director
Name
Designation
S K Khurana
Managing Director
P P Shah
Director
G N Punj
Director
H Aota
Director
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Apple launches new i-pad
Apple seeks to once again revolutionize the digital world with the launch of its new iPad. With the iPad, Apple has created the first product to close the gap between the laptop and Smartphone. Apple’s iPhone and Mac Book models are on top seller lists and have contributed strongly to the company’s revenue growth. With demand for both the iPhone and Apple’s line of laptops going Strong, this may be perfect time for Apple to introduce a product that combines the features of both devices.
Features-
· Apple includes which includes a 9.7-inch touch screen display and iPhone operating system, as “the best way to experience the web, email, photos, and video.”
· The iPad will be available in two models—one with Wi-Fi and one with AT&T 3G coverage.
· Models will be offered in three sizes (16, 32, and 64 GB).
· The range in price from $499 (for the least expensive Wi-Fi model) to $829 (for the most expensive 3G model).
Features-
· Apple includes which includes a 9.7-inch touch screen display and iPhone operating system, as “the best way to experience the web, email, photos, and video.”
· The iPad will be available in two models—one with Wi-Fi and one with AT&T 3G coverage.
· Models will be offered in three sizes (16, 32, and 64 GB).
· The range in price from $499 (for the least expensive Wi-Fi model) to $829 (for the most expensive 3G model).
Monday, February 15, 2010
Volvo XC70 to get online Rear Seat Entertainment System
Volvo has developed a solid reputation for being an extremely safe vehicle to be in, and the 2010 Volvo XC70 goes one up by being one of the first vehicles in the world that will boast an Internet-connected Rear Seat Entertainment System, powered by Windows XP. It will hook up to the Internet via a Wi-Fi connection while featuring a 500GB hard drive (pretty spacious, I must say). While this innovative product still remains in the conceptual phase, it will enable customers to surf the Internet while they’re on the road, downloading applications to personalize their Volvo to their lifestyle while enjoying video as well as unlimited music downloads thanks to a digital touchscreen display. Apart from that, the RSEi-500 also enables customers to hook up their vehicle to their home computer, which would in turn allow video, audio and other home data content to be transferred to the vehicle’s on board computer in a jiffy.
Volvo Cars of North America has also forged a working relationship with Azentek Corporation and Gracenote in order to further explore the possibility of bringing this revolutionary product to the market. You will be able to check out a demonstration of the Volvo XC70 at the Chicago Auto Show, where it hooks up to the Internet using turbocharged speeds that is found in the Sprint 4G via its new Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot.
This new development ought to keep those backseat drivers occupied (and quiet, since their attention will be riveted on whatever they’re listening to or watching instead of nagging you on which road to take as well as how fast/slow you’re going), letting them navigate their music collections by mood, and display lyrics in North America, artist biographies as well as reviews of the current music being played. All this talk is making the Volvo XC70 shape up to be a pretty interesting vehicle to purchase in the near future. Let’s hope the motor company doesn’t go under before it arrives in whatever country you’re residing in.
Volvo Cars of North America has also forged a working relationship with Azentek Corporation and Gracenote in order to further explore the possibility of bringing this revolutionary product to the market. You will be able to check out a demonstration of the Volvo XC70 at the Chicago Auto Show, where it hooks up to the Internet using turbocharged speeds that is found in the Sprint 4G via its new Overdrive 3G/4G Mobile Hotspot.
This new development ought to keep those backseat drivers occupied (and quiet, since their attention will be riveted on whatever they’re listening to or watching instead of nagging you on which road to take as well as how fast/slow you’re going), letting them navigate their music collections by mood, and display lyrics in North America, artist biographies as well as reviews of the current music being played. All this talk is making the Volvo XC70 shape up to be a pretty interesting vehicle to purchase in the near future. Let’s hope the motor company doesn’t go under before it arrives in whatever country you’re residing in.
Sony rolls out first Blu-ray 3D-ready player
Sony is at the forefront of things yet again with the launch of its first Blu-ray 3D-ready player in the market, known as the BDP-S470 for those of you who absolutely love memorizing gizmos by their names. This model is not ready to display Blu-ray 3D content just yet, but it will be able to do so later this summer via a firmware upgrade, and we do believe that this is the same firmware which will enable the Sony PS3 to handle 3D playback over Blu-ray as well. Apart from that, Sony has also made known that its BDP-S570 Blu-ray Disc model and the BDV-E770W and BDV-E570 Blu-ray Disc home theater systems will be able to support Blu-ray 3D as well via their respective firmware updates this summer.
It was at the most recent CES where we were treated to a plethora of 3D TVs, including a live 3D performance by Taylor Swift before being whisked away to Los Angeles to attend another awards show. I digress – all the new models will not only be able to handle 3D playback support, but can also instantly stream movies, videos, music and more from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, Slacker Internet Radio, Pandora (this Spring), NPR, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, and over 25 total providers through the Sony BRAVIA Internet Video platform as long as you have a decent broadband Internet connection.
Another unique selling point of these new models would appeal to iPhone and iPod touch owners, as long as they decide to control the players thanks to a free app called “BD Remote” which is downloadable via the Apple App store. This app will enable the iPhone or iPod touch to double up as a remote control, letting one access the Blu-ray Disc’s details including jacket artwork, actor, and production information from a highly portable device. All of Sony’s new stand-alone Blu-ray Disc players can start-up from power off in about three seconds, which makes it pretty speedy in comparison to its rivals. The Sony BDP-S470 Blu-ray Disc Player ought to hit the market sometime this month for around $200.
It was at the most recent CES where we were treated to a plethora of 3D TVs, including a live 3D performance by Taylor Swift before being whisked away to Los Angeles to attend another awards show. I digress – all the new models will not only be able to handle 3D playback support, but can also instantly stream movies, videos, music and more from Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, Slacker Internet Radio, Pandora (this Spring), NPR, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, and over 25 total providers through the Sony BRAVIA Internet Video platform as long as you have a decent broadband Internet connection.
Another unique selling point of these new models would appeal to iPhone and iPod touch owners, as long as they decide to control the players thanks to a free app called “BD Remote” which is downloadable via the Apple App store. This app will enable the iPhone or iPod touch to double up as a remote control, letting one access the Blu-ray Disc’s details including jacket artwork, actor, and production information from a highly portable device. All of Sony’s new stand-alone Blu-ray Disc players can start-up from power off in about three seconds, which makes it pretty speedy in comparison to its rivals. The Sony BDP-S470 Blu-ray Disc Player ought to hit the market sometime this month for around $200.
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