Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Intel® Server Processors
PSP2 to be based on iPhone-esque PowerVR GPU, rival original Xbox in power?
OPPO's long-awaited BDP-83 universal Blu-ray player now shipping
USB powered chainsaw makes short work of a fake plastic tree
Google announces Chrome OS, coming to netbooks second half of 2010
Genius EasyPen and MousePen graphics tablets play on both sides of the fence
Friday, July 3, 2009
Packard Bell imedia lineup gets an Acer-inspired refresh
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Nikon D300
Apple’s iPhone 3G: Must have Phone
As we said in the intro, there is nothing visually different about the iPhone 3GS versus the iPhone 3G, save for the lettering on the back, which is now mirrored like the Apple logo. While we had seen leaked images of a matte finish, bezel-free version of the device, when push came to shove, what we got was essentially a carbon copy of the iPhone 3G. In terms of the general elements of the phone -- the plastic casing, mute switch, home and power buttons, etc. -- there is no change at all. In fact, if you were to lay this phone and its predecessor next to one another face up, the new model would be indistinguishable. Of course, the 3GS is not just a clone of the previous device, and Apple has made most of its significant changes inside the phone.