Tech Gadgets World

Dell has teased a new internet 5-inch tablet at CES in Las Vegas last week, with an official name announced as “The Dell Mini 5” as it is the step up of Dell Mini 3 handset.  It was also rumored as “Slate”.

It is more like a mobile Internet Tablet coming with 5-inch screen. The built-in SIM slot feature of the device will help you to clip up to 3G Internet connectivity service. Additional features of this Mini 5 device are Bluetooth, Wi-Fi running a tailored version of Android operating system 1.6. An interesting feature, together with 5-inch Screen, it supports two 5 mega pixel cameras, one at the back and another frontward facing at the front with smaller resolution, which is apparently points to video conferencing.

The device with 5-inch capacitive, will boast multi-touch screen is just enough to make it pitted up against existing mobile browsing choice like Nokia N900, Apple iPhone  and HTC HD2. The phone come Internet tablet announced at CES at the press conference last week at Las Vegas will made available in an array of colors including red, pink and black, but it has yet to get a launch date and the price is also not revealed by Dell.

The new release of Yamaha pocket friendly Tenori- On is the follow up version of an earliest launched at the end of year 2007. This new wallet friendly and affordable Tenori- On Orange has occupied the heart, snatched the attention and won the pleasure of the masses.

The new Tenori-O model of Yamaha without sacrificing its excellent quality, presentation and performance came with more appealing features of one sided plastic casing LED lights without battery usage.  TNR-O is as sleek as ever with dimension of 16×16 matrix, encompasses with 16 layers and every layer can be allocated separate notes and voices.

Unlike the original, this new version loses an expensive magnesium casing and replaces it with rugged plastic; they also eradicated battery/back panel LED options in order to cut off the cost, these features making the device more affordable and reachable to its fans.

Like an original model, this device preserves all of the musical functionality. In order to get more music makers we are still peeling back on flash to entertain wider audiences. It seems that, the Tenori -On Orange is expected a less cost than original. It is available on market in Japan from December 1 at cost of $800 (approx 37,134).

Sony has recently introduces its two new 3-in-1 digital Voice Recorders namely as ICD-UX200 and the  ICD-UX300 with MP3 compatible and USB Storage.

The compressed and stylish 2GB ICD-UX200 and the 4GB ICD-UX300 weight equal to 28 grams less than mobile phones i.e 48 grams. The two digital voice recorders catch sound as MP3 files and support playback of MP3, AAC and WMA by means of the built in speakers or through in-ear head phones. These models are user- friendly and providing high audio quality. Its compressed design is for easy transportation. Sony’s new Voice recorders are USB compatible for enhancing the transfer rate from recorder to PC. Digital Voice Recorders are able to maintain the volume of the speakers when being recorded at a long distance and also featured with digital pitch control for distortion free sounds.

The 4GB ICD-UX300 available in two basic colors Red and Black. With an alkaline battery, it extends its playback to around 83 hours, recording time stretched up to 15 hours and storing more than 1,000 hours of audio in LP mode. The black colored 4GB ICD-UX300 model also features an FM tuner. The ICD-UX200 available in silver, red, black and pink colors.

The voice recorders also featured with drag or drop file support that will make easy and quick transfer of recording, music tracks and PC files, sliding USB connector, a 5-line LCD display divide the recording into five message folders and make easy to read, rechargeable batteries and recordings can be edited and managed with divide/erase/select and move to folder functions in the recorders. These affordable and simple Sony models are available for sales in the market in December 2009.