Samsung has unveiled its compact camera with an ST80 instrument with many possibilities for wireless networking: The camera can wirelessly upload photos and videos directly to the Internet or have them display on the notebook, TV and other digital devices.

The Samsung ST80 supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and DLNA and can be integrated into the home network. Further technical data: The resolution of the sensor is 14.4 megapixel, optical zoom enlarges the three-fold. The device is operated via a 3-inch touch screen.

In addition, the camera brings a lot of automatic photo features: So welcome the “Smart Filter” feature recordings of various lens effects - with Lomo-or fish-eye effect in miniature or as a line drawing. New is the “Smart Crop” function: In the oblique captured images with perspective and depth on the touch screen of the camera brought with drag and drop into the perfect position and trimmed if desired. In addition to photos, the unit also videos in HD format.

The Samsung ST80 comes from August in the trade. The price for the compact-cam is around 300 €.

Asus has expanded its mainstream design-series (MS-Series) with two new monitors. Both the Asus MS228H and the Asus MS208N are equipped with LED backlighting.

The MS228H offers a screen diagonal of 21.5 inches and a full HD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels. The reaction time is the manufacturer with 2 milliseconds. The maximum brightness is to be 250 candelas, the contrast value is 10,000,000:1. At interfaces, the monitor is HDMI, D-Sub and a headphone jack.

The smaller type MS208N has a screen size of 20 inches, the resolution is 1,600 x 900 pixels. The response of the device specified by Asus with 5 milliseconds. The brightness values are identical to MS228H, however, provides only the MS208N a contrast ratio of 50,000:1. Connections are a D-Sub connector and a DVI interface.

Both monitors are now commercially available. The price for the Asus MS228H is around 200 €. Its younger type MS208N will cost around 160 €.

The small U.S. company Arc Computer has developed a concept for a bent laptop named “Nalu”. The special shape to facilitate working with the device and protect the eyes when reading on screen.

Nalu should be equipped with an OLED screen. Thus the curved shape is possible, which will also provide for better cooling. In the middle of the keyboard would mount with a computer Arc mutitouch-enabled mouse pad. In addition, the device different processor versions of ARM planned to x86 chips.

Other facilities will provide a video camera, microphone and speakers and includes shortcut keys for direct video playback. In addition, the plans provide for the notebook fast Wi-Fi, a GPS module, two USB ports and an HDMI port before.

So far, however, exists only by Nalu an unfinished concept model. If and when the design will go into production is currently unknown.

Together with the XPERIA X8, the Japanese-Swedish mobile phone maker has formally announced the new Sony Ericsson phones - the Sony Ericsson Yendo with Walkman which the company boasts as the first full touchscreen Walkman phone and the Cedar, a budget 3G handset. These new handsets are expected to reach their markets before the 3rd quarter of 2010 ends. The Sony Ericsson Cedar will come in two-tone body colors for black/silver and black/red while the Yendo will have a wider array of color choices such as black, blue, green, while, silver, pink, purple, red and orange. With mobile phone comparison websites you can save a bundle on your next phone.

The new Sony Ericsson Cedar handset is positioned among the new Sony Ericsson phones as a social networking affordable feature phone built with eco-friendly materials which accounts for its GreenHeart branding in other markets.

With a quad band GSMGPRS/EDGE on 2G and a tri band UMTS/HSDPA on 3G, the Cedar gets no WiFi but supports local data transfers via Bluetooth 2,1 with A2DP and microUSB 2.0. As a budget handset, it has no GPS and internal memory but comes with microSD support. The Sony Ericsson Cedar has a modest 2.2-inch TFT LCD screen with QVGA resolution and 256k colors, a stereo FM radio with RDS and 3.5mm headphone jack. Imaging is served by a basic 2 megapixel camera with VGA video recording at 30fps. Comparing Sony Yendo contracts can help you to save money by finding the best deal available on the internet.

Despite a larger 2.6-inch TFT QVGA resistive touchscreen with 256k colors, the touchscreen Sony Ericsson Yendo has a more modest radio with just a dual band GSM with class 1- GPRS/EDGE, no 3G, no WiFi and no GPS. There’s no accelerometer either. As in the Cedar, the Yendo’s fixed focus camera sports a basic 2 megapixel resolution with unspecified video recording. At least it has a 3.5mm headphone jack to match it Walkman player that can play MP3 and H.263 file formats. It also comes with a touch TrackID, MediaGo and PlayNow apps.

The Sony Ericsson Yendo offers the most customizable features of among the new Sony Ericsson phones with its body color styles as well as a four-corner touch UI for the most commonly used functions on the phone. The handset is powered by a 156 MHz processor and has a scant 5 MB internal memory that is expandable to 16G B from its microSD support.

Hardly the iPhone 4 came on the market grow, many clones have the new Apple cell phone from the earth. Many of them are quite amateurish and unmask at first glance as a cheap copy.

The makers of Air Phone NO. 4 have been slightly more effort. The phone looks like an iPhone already outwardly from four - including metal frame (whether listed here reception problems is beside the point). Even bolder is it when you take a look at the display. Here’s an operating system can be seen, this is plagiarized from the cheeky new iOS4. Many icons are similar to the presentation very much, even the labels are often identical. Makes us suspicious of the icon “FaceTime”. We doubt that you actually have these clones also conduct video calls can be as simple as the original. Compared to well over 1000 € expensive real iPhone will cost only a fraction of the fake. The shop Shanzhaijir calls just to the equivalent of about 80 €.

Conclusion:
How is the payment processing occurs and whether or customs fees are due, are open questions that should be resolved before the purchase. Whether you ever get the phone from China, is questionable. If a defect of the mobile phone is also extremely difficult to make warranty claims against the China shop law. Therefore, we do not recommend buying this phone.