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Video Review of the LG GD880 Mini Feature Phone Bluetooth  11 Jul 2010

Looking for a small size feature phone? THe LG GD880 will fit the bill. The first sight of it reminds me of the minis from various manufacturers, all trying to outbid one another to make it more compact and handy.

Finished in polished black with silver lining, this phone looks very unique just like the LG BL40 which is longer in size. It has icons and widgets similar to those you commonly see on Android phones.

The GD880 uses a 3.2″ TFT capacitive touchscreen, 16M Colors of Size 480 x 854 pixels and is powered by the ARM11 processor which is used in the original iPhone 3G.

Although the GD880 Mini is not a smartphone, it has some neat features that address the social media users.  You have  3 page customisable desktop (with widgets, shortucts, icons). They a

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In a post on YouTube’s official blog, Google’s video service announced today the launch of a video experiment titled, “Life in A Day,” an attempt to team up with users to film various moments during this coming July 24th. These moments can range from, “a neighborhood soccer match,” says the post, “or the extraordinary–a baby’s first steps.” In addition, if your clip tickles YouTube’s fancy it has a chance to be added to the final documentary edited by Kevin Macdonald (The Last King of Scotland, One Day in September) and executive produced by Ridley Scott (Gladiator, Black Hawk Down). The final product wil

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The problem with all-in-one (AIO) PCs is that the crammed confines don’t offer the same cooling potential as a typical desktop, and so lower end components end up being used. Well, get ready to change the way you look at AIOs.

Asetek, which provides self-contained liquid cooling solutions to OEMs, has come up with a prototype all-in-one that’s completely water cooled. Measuring no thicker than an iMac at 58mm, the prototype setup

consists of an Intel Core i7 920 processor and GeForce GTX 280M. The two combined consume over 200W.

As showcased in a YouTube video, Asetek hides a high-performance radiator, low noise fans, and a proprietary low-profile pump all within the vertical stand.

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When we reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad X201 a few months ago, we were so pleased with it that we went as far as to declare this notebook “the best ultraportable on the market.”  During our performance tests, the X201 ranked far higher than the average ultraportable in almost every category.  We were also impressed by the quality of both the X201’s monitor and its speakers.  Ultimately, we gave the X201 our coveted Editor’s Choice award because it combines great performance with excellent portability.

Lenovo is currently offering instant savings of $320 on the X201, and you can take off an extra 15% with a coupon from LogicBUY.  This makes the base price $934.15 with $10 shipping.   This model is highly customizable, and as a result we would recommend a few upgrades.   With 4GB RAM, a 320GB 7200 rpm The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.Learn MoreHard Drive, and 9-cell battery upgrades, the X201 comes to a total of $1,133.90, which is far cheaper than the $1,514.00 for the original review model.  If you want the best deal on the best ultraportable business laptop you can buy right now, head on over to LogicBUY.

Base specs: Core i5-520M 2.4GHz; 12.1″ WXGA LED Panel; Wireless Broadband upgradeable;  Intel HD graphics; 2GB DDR3; 160GB Hard Drive; 4-cell battery; 802.11n WiFi;  Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit OS; 1-year warranty; Bluetooth spacer

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