Nokia Nuron spotted again, connection to 5230 cemented?
Dear Nokia fan clinging on to all hope that the 5230 and Nuron were two separate entities, whereby you’d have even more Espoo devices to look forward to: you’re wrong. TmoNews has picked up what’s purported to be another internal T-Mobile documentation for the 5230 Nuron. Like the previously-rumored leak , it’s said to be going on sale on March 17 with a 3.2-inch touchscreen, on-screen keyboard, and Ovi Store
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Nokia Nuron spotted again, connection to 5230 cemented?
Current MacBook Pro SKU given mark of death in Best Buy database?
We’ll admit to not being leading the field of study in Best Buy-ology, but here comes a new quiz for us care of a tipster who sent TUAW a screenshot of the inventory screen that shows what looks to be the current MacBook Pro SKU with status: deleted. What that means is no new orders can be made for that unit, at least for that particular store. Sign of impending MBP refresh
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Current MacBook Pro SKU given mark of death in Best Buy database?
Google’s Nexus One ‘equipment recovery fee’ slashed to $150, still a pain
So the good news here is that Google appears to have heard the cries for help, having taken a chainsaw to its brutal $350 “equipment recovery fee” that had been lumped on top of T-Mobile’s $200 ETF for subsidized Nexus One contracts canceled in the first 120 days. The bad news, though, is that it still exists at all — a hairy precedent for an industry being watched with eagle eyes by the FCC right now. The company has knocked $200 off the fee, bringing it down to $150; in other words, if you break your contract, you’ll pay the same ETF that Verizon now charges on its “advanced devices.” Whether that was a deliberate move to let ‘em say that they’re no more expensive than Verizon is unclear, but let’s be honest: $350 is extreme, $550 was highway robbery
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Qisda’s ultra high-res QCM-330 smartphone and more surface ahead of iF awards
The iF Design Awards won’t officially be handed out until the big ceremony at CeBIT next month, but some of the winners have now already been announced, and they include a few surprises.
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Qisda’s ultra high-res QCM-330 smartphone and more surface ahead of iF awards
Canon rolls out four new colorful PowerShot compact cams
Canon ’s just gone and busted out four new cameras in its point and shoot PowerShot line.
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BenQ V2220 claims ‘world’s slimmest’ monitor title
BenQ is on the warpath today, updating its V series and crying from the mountaintops about unbeatable slimness and contrast ratios. We could care less about the supposedly class leading 10,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, but the 15mm thinness on the flagship V2220 certainly intrigues. It’s claimed as the thinnest 21.5-inch monitor around and its junior sibling, the 18.5-inch V920, shaves another millimeter of thickness off while claiming the same title for its size class.
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BenQ V2220 claims ‘world’s slimmest’ monitor title
2011 Chevy Volt pinned with a November 1st official production kickoff date?
Christmas isn’t coming early, but at least you’re getting a heads up.
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2011 Chevy Volt pinned with a November 1st official production kickoff date?
VIZIO Super Bowl ad pushes internet connected HDTVs in a big way
We weren’t sure exactly what Beyonce, David Goes to the Dentist and Chocolate Rain all had in common, but VIZIO squeezed them all into its Super Bowl ad. Still striving to remake its reputation from being merely a cheap HDTV manufacturer to a premium one offering lots of features, the ad (embedded after the break) shows how it’s bringing “the best of the internet” with VIZIO Internet Apps
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VIZIO Super Bowl ad pushes internet connected HDTVs in a big way
Motorola hops in the tub with Megan Fox during the Super Bowl
Just in case you missed the Devour ’s televised debut in the third quarter of the Super Bowl, Motorola and Hulu havegone ahead and posted it online, along with some bonus footage (spoiler: no bonus Megan Fox scenes). Jury’s still out on if it’ll assuage any Motoblur disdain. Commercial after the break, extra scenes via the source link — your move, Stephen
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Dell Mini 10 adds WiMAX, collects FCC certification
If you believe WiMAX is the future , but just can’t deal with that USB appendage ruining the sleek looks of your netbook, fret not. Dell’s Mini 10 has dropped by the FCC for a repeat visit, only this time it’s sporting a built-in WiMAX module
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