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Let Alienware Push Your System to the Limit

The Area-51 ALX system is now available with the quad core Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6850 overclocked from 3.0GHz to 3.33GHz core clock speed! Alienware factory overclocking increases your processor’s overall speed and performance. Alienware assures that all its overclocked systems still meet Alienware’s strict quality and performance guidelines before leaving the factory. Alienware factory overclocking does not void your system warranty.

4 times the speed, 4 times the power, 4 times the ass whipping...

Thought dual core was impressive? Experience the power of Quad Core processing with the new Core 2 Extreme, the latest in ass-kicking technology, only from Intel. Four processing cores on a single die slaughter your application loading times like Jason at a teenage slumber party. The Core 2 Extreme delivers the unmatched highly threaded performance that your multimedia apps have been craving. No more stalling, no more juggling apps, no more waiting, period.

A New Era in Graphics Technology

The Area–51 ALX with NVIDIA®3–Way SLI technology is the fastest gaming solution available with up to three NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800 GTX or GeForce 8800 Ultra-based graphics cards. 3–Way SLI also provides you with 2.3 GB of dedicated video memory, 384 stream processors, and 110+ Gigatexel per second texture fill rate – the fastest in the industry. Click here to see the benefits of NVIDiA 3-Way SLI.

More than ever before

Cram all your digital pictures, movies, games, and music, into the massive hard drives on the Area-51 and still have room to spare. With up to 4 terabytes of storage you’ll never have to worry about storage space.

Life in the fast lane

Alienware’s Area-51 ALX is equipped with the latest DDR2 memory that lets you do more quickly. Blaze through those annoying loading screens and get more of what you want, now.

Blu-ray Disc Technology

The Blu-ray Disc format offers the highest capacity of any consumer media format to date, also greatly surpassing the capacity of other media formats. Blu-ray Disc gives you the maximum storage capability of 50GB on one dual layer disc, almost 10x the standard storage capabilities of a DVD. Blu-ray Disc's huge capacity allows not only for the highest quality High Definition video to be displayed, but allows you back up your large media libraries on one disc.

Specs

Technical Specifications

Operating Systems

• Windows Vista® Ultimate
• Windows Vista® Home Premium

Processors, Chipset & Memory

• Intel® Core 2™ Extreme Processor (45nm Penryn) with Quad Core Technology
  • Over-clocked to 4.0GHz — liquid cooled
  • 3.0GHz, 1333MHz FSB, 12MB full speed level 2 Cache.
• Intel® X38™ Express Chipset
  • PCI-Express™ 2.0
• Standard 2GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1333MHz
  • Up to 4GB of system memory

Graphics & Video

• Standard Dual ATI® Radeon™ HD 3870 with Crossfire™ Technology
  • 2x 512MB GDDR4 dedicated video memory
  • Quad DVI and dual S-Video outputs with quad display support
  • DirectX® 10.1 and OpenGL® 2.0 compatibility
  • PCI Express™ 2.0
• Optional Dual ATI® Radeon™ HD 2900XT with Crossfire™ Technology
  • 2x 1GB GDDR4 dedicated video memory
  • Quad DVI and Dual S-Video outputs with quad display support
  • DirectX® 10.1 and OpenGL® 2.0 compatibility

Storage

• Hard Drive Options
  • RAID: Options 0 and 1 Available
  • RPM: Starting at 7,200 up to 10,000
  • Capacity: Starting at 160GB up to 1TB per Drive (4 Drives Maximum)
  • Solid State: up to 128GB
  • Interface: Serial ATA 3Gb/s
  
• Optical Drive Options
  • Standard 20x Dual Layer DVD±R/W Drive w/LightScribe Technology
  • Optional 6x Blu-ray™ Disc (BD-ROM) Reader
  • Optional 4x Blu-ray™ Disc (BD-ROM) Reader / Writer
• Digital Media
  • Optional 28-in-1 digital media reader / writer

Networking

• Integrated High Performance Wireless-N (802.11n/g/b)
• Integrated Dual High Performance Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Audio

• Standard High Definition Surround Sound Audio
  • Supports 8–channel (7.1) 24–bit audio
  • Connectivity - Standard Audio:
    • Eight-channel analog jacks (Rear)
    • One Optical digital output (Rear)
    • One Coaxial digital output (Rear)
    • One 1/8” analog headphone jack (Front)
    • One 1/8” analog microphone jack (Front)
• Optional Sound Blaster X-Fi High Definition Surround Sound Audio
  • Supports 8-channel (7.1) 24-bit high-definition audio
  • Connectivity - Sound Blaster Audio:
    • Eight-channel analog jacks (Rear)
    • One Optical digital output (Rear)
    • One 1/8” analog headphone jack (Front)
    • One 1/8” analog microphone jack (Front)

Peripheral Connects

• 2 x External SATA
• 8-channel Audio I/O
• 1 x PS/2 Keyboard
  • 1 x Optical S/PDIF
  • 1 x Coaxial S/PDIF
• 1 x FireWire 400 (IEEE 1394a)
• 8 x USB 2.0/1.1 (Front)
  • 2 x USB 2.0/1.1 (Front)
  • 6 x USB 2.0/1.1 (Rear)
• 2 x Gigabit Ethernet
• 2 x Wireless / Access Point antenna jac

Case & Chassis

• Exclusive Alienware ALX chassis design in choice of two high-gloss color finishes
• Exclusive chrome-finished chassis accents and black-anodized chassis interior
• AlienIce™ 3.0 high-performance cooling
• AlienFX for quick and easy system lighting
• Easily accessible front ports: two USB 2.0, one FireWire 400, Headphones and Microphone
• Standard 1000-watt Multi-GPU-approved power supply
• Tool-less front and side panels
• Height: 19.01”
• Width: 9.97”
• Depth: 25.02”

Laptop

Area-51 m9750 Features

Whip Out Both Barrels

Today’s games demand maximum horsepower; the Area-51 m9750 delivers. Experience gaming in a whole new way with the NVIDIA® GeForce 8700M GT - the world’s first DirectX® 10 high performance mobile graphics processor. Bring your graphics to life with NVIDIA SLI™ Technology and up to 1GB of graphics memory.

Core Competency

With two processing cores, powered by the Intel® Core™2 Duo processor, the Area-51 m9750 delivers a one-two punch of power to your games, applications, and multimedia. Your dreams of encoding video while gaming, or recording TV while crunching spreadsheets, have now come true.

System Specs	Intel® Centrino® Mobile Technology	Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology
Processor	Pentium® M Processor 780 (2.26 GHz)	Core®2 Duo processor T7600 (2.33 GHz)
Memory	1GB RAM	1GB RAM

System Specs	Intel® Centrino® Mobile Technology	Intel Centrino Duo Mobile Technology
Processor	Pentium® M Processor 780 (2.26 GHz)	Core®2 Duo processor T7600 (2.33 GHz)
Memory	1GB RAM	1GB RAM

Fill ’er up

The Area-51 m9750 RAID options enable you to configure your hard drives for speed, or security.

• Go with RAID 0 for insane read speeds and max storage, or
• RAID 1 for bullet-proof security and backup and redundancy. Either way, you can’t lose.

Your Own Portable DVR

You can record all the television programming you want directly to the Area-51 m9750’s cavernous hard drives. Then take it with you to a friend’s house. Try that with your fancy set-top DVR.

Define Your Style

Why go through the hassle of trying to painstakingly customize your system's settings when you could let Alienware do it for you? As part of Alienware's industry-leading build process, the features of your Windows Vista® or Windows XP operating system will be tailored to your exact specifications. Everything from wallpaper and avatar selections to the proper time zone are personalized just the way you want it, right from the factory.

Technical Specifications

Operating Systems

• Windows Vista® Home Premium

Processors, Chipset & Memory

• Intel® Core™2 Duo T7200 Processors (4MB Cache, 667MHz FSB)
• Intel 945PM + ICH7M-DH Chipset
• Up to 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 at 667MHz
• 2 dedicated SO-DIMM slots for Dual Channel DDR2 Memory

Graphics & Video

• DirectX 9 Enabled Graphics
  • Dual Graphics Cards
    512MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7950 GTX GDDR3
    NVIDIA nForce 100 with NVIDIA® SLI™ technology

Storage

• Easily-removable Slot Loading Hard Drives
• Single Hard Drive
  • 160GB 7200 RPM w/ 8MB Cache with NCQ
• Optical Drive
  • 8x Dual Layer CD-RW/DVD±RW

Networking

• Wireless Connectivity
  • Internal Intel PRO Wireless 3945 a/b/g Mini-Card
  • Integrated Bluetooth 2.0
• Wired Connectivity
  • Integrated Gigabit Ethernet RJ-45
  • Integrated 56K V.92 modem RJ-11

Audio

• 7.1 Digital High-Definition Audio
• Two Speakers with SubWoofer
• Connectivity
  • 1 headphone jack
  • 1 microphone jack
  • 1 Front Speakers jack
  • 1 Surround Speakers jack
  • 1 Center Speaker jack
  • 1 TOSlink Optical Audio

Peripheral Connections

• 4 Hi-speed USB 2.0 ports
• Express Card Slot /54mm
• IEEE 1394a (4-pin) port
• 4-in-1 Memory Card Reader
  (SD / MS / MSPRO / MMC)

LCD Panel

• 17” Wide Screen WUXGA 1920 x 1200

Keyboard & Touchpad

• Full Size Keyboard with Separate Numeric Keypad
  
• Full Size Touchpad with Scroll Functionality
• Instant Access Buttons include:
  • Internet
  • E-mail
  • Windows Media Player
  • Power DVD 7
  • Windows Media Center*
  • Play/Pause
  • Skip Forward
  • Skip Backward

Case & Chassis

• Height: 1.5”
• Width: 15.65”
• Depth: 11.75”
• Weight: 8.5 lbs
• 1 Kensington Lock slot

The Prada phone by LG KE850

Capacitive Touch Screen
• Music Player (MP3, ACC, ACC+, WMA, RA)
• Music Multitasking (Messaging)
• Video Player (MPEG4, H.263, H.264)
• Macromedia Flash UI
• Document Viewer (ppt, doc, xls, pdf, txt )

Features
Camera	2M CMOS Camera / LED Flash
Dimensions	98.8 × 54 × 12 mm
Memory	External Memory Slot (Micro SD)
Standard Battery	Innerpack Battery 800mAh
USB	USB 2.0, USB Mass storage
Bluetooth	Bluetooth 2.0
Frequency	EDGE Tri-Band (900/1800/1900)

KU990 from LG

Capture and reproduce images in high-resolution with 5.0MP camera certified by Schneider-Kreuznach

5.0MP Camera certified by Schneider-Kreuznach

Certified by the world renowned premium lens company Schneider-Kreuznach,
LG Viewty’s 5.0 mega pixels camera is capable of capturing clearer and more
vivid images with its high-resolution capturing technology. The rich and vibrant
colors of the photos will look wonderful anywhere, whether on a wide LCD
screen or when developed.

Enjoy various focusing techniques

Manual & Auto Focus

LG Viewty not only includes the conventional auto focus function, but for the
first in camera phone history, it offers manual focus function that enables
users to autonomously direct focusing. With this function, users can take
professional-like photos by pinpointing or fading out on subjects as they wish.
From novice to expert photographer alike, experience the unique camera phone
that only DSLR camera was able to offer.

Capturing best moments even in low light

ISO 800 & SmartLight™

Without the use of flash, LG Viewty exceeds the average 5.0MP digital cameras
when capturing images in low light by increasing the ISO standard of 400 to
800. Along with its SmartLight™ technology that enables users to adjust the
brightness level of captured images, users can take best pictures in low light
without the artificial glare of a flash.

Taking steady pictures withImage Stabilizer & Direct Key

Image Stabilizer & Direct Key

With LG Viewty, photos will never come out blurry or shaky. Together with an
image stabilizer function and its direct key button, it’s now easier than ever to
take crystal clear photos. This useful and camera-like feature not only enables
novice photographers to take steady pictures without handshaking, but also
prevents any delicate movements of capturing subjects.

Catch every detail with high-speed recording
(120fps Video Recording)

High-speed 120fps Video Recording

The high-speed video recording function of LG Viewty allows users to catch
every moving detail of a balloon bursting or a diver plunging into the water.
Neither available in digital cameras nor in camcorders, this ultra high-speed
function can capture the finest detail of any passing moment to be played back
in the most vivid and dramatic way. Create the most exuberant and dramatic
video recording with the unique 120fps Video Recording technology from Viewty.

Discover true viewing pleasure with
3" Full Touch Screen & Mobile XD™ Engine

3" Full Touch Screen & Mobile XD™

LG Viewty successfully minimized the discomforts of using other touch screen
products with its new 3” full touch screen. The extra large display panel
provides superior visibility when operating its camera or handset functions and
it reacts to user’s touch by signaling direct contact with vibration. With additions
of DivX video playback function and its Mobile XD™ engine that produces
crystal clear resolution, DivX® video can be watched with a DVD-like quality on
its wide 3” LCD screen.

Share and enhance your creation with
MuveeTM‚ & Direct Upload to YouTube.com

Muvee™ + Direct Upload to YouTube.com

Muvee™ from LG Viewty allows users to create their own personal music video by editing and
combining pictures, video recordings and music. Also, the first ever, exclusive relationship between
LG and YouTube enables Viewty the direct uploading capability of any UCC to be shared and
celebrated in the World Wide Web.

Mobile technology making Full Internet Browsing possible

Internet Usability

For fast and easy information search, LG Viewty comes with HSDPA 3.6Mbps which allows
Full Internet Browsing capability, Google Package (Full Google Package that includes
Google Search, e-Blogger, Gmail™ and Google Maps™ for mobile handsets), and MSN and
Yahoo messenger services.

Freedom of expression with Handwriting Recognition & Editing

Handwriting Recognition & Editing

Handwriting Recognition technology identifies user handwriting on the display
surface for easy and convenient composition of text, phone numbers and
Internet searching. With the added Editing function, users can freely edit and
enhance captured images and relive the moment by directly drawing or writing
on them with their fingertips or with a stylus.
Create the most unique and the most exciting photos with Viewty.

Effortless control with Jog Wheel & 3-Step Module Key

Jog Wheel & 3-Step Module Key

Simple maneuvers with the Jog Wheel allow easy adjustments during manual
focusing, zoom-in & out, volume control and scrolling. Viewty is also installed
with the 3-Step Module Key that mimics the design layout of a digital camera to
provide fast and easy access to its camera functions.
LG Viewty, the new mobile handset from LG. It looks like a digital camera, but
functions like none other.

MOTORAZR² V9

From the moment it launched, the MOTORAZR didn't just break new ground. It redefined the way we talk. Now, Motorola is poised to redefine greatness again. The MOTORAZR² V9 is on a whole new level of sophistication. It takes the impossibly sleek and thin profile and makes it even slimmer. It packs a powerhouse of features into a strong stainless steel structure. All told, the phone that has forever captivated is now about to mesmerize.

CrystalTalk™ improves the clarity and intelligibility of speech while you are in a noisy environment. Consumers want clear, natural-sounding phone calls in noisy places like airports, pubs, streets, or football games. CrystalTalk™ is able to automatically adjust the audio quality based on ambient noise conditions to provide the optimal conversational experience. By adapting the device's sound characteristics to improve intelligibility and articulation, CrystalTalk™ maximizes speech clarity in noisy environments.

Summary of Key Features:

• Crystal Talk™ for improved audio quality
• Thin and strong sculpted body with vacuum metalized finish
• 2 MP camera with 8x zoom
• Stereo Bluetooth® wireless capable
• AT&T Mobile Music with one-touch access
• Digital audio player - supports MP3, WMA, EAAC+, Real, WAV
• Picture and Video Messaging - Send photos, video and more
• Instant messaging - AOL®, Yahoo!®, & Windows Live®
• High-speed data access via broadband 3G network
• Large 2.2" internal and 2.0" external color displays
• microSD™ removable memory card capacity
• Opera browser for full HTML web surfing

Motorola MOTO Q

MOTO Q™ music 9m



The perfect marriage of high-tech features, the MOTO Q™ music 9m combines the music and messaging features usually found in multiple devices in one slim design. So get going. Get connected, and don't forget the music!

• Music player with VCAST™ for instant over-the-airdownloads, so you can rock out to the songs you want, wherever and whenever you want¹
• Multitask - listen to music while you email or surf the Web¹
• Slim, stylish design
• Two home screens providing one touch access for all multimedia or messaging needs¹-one for play and one for connecting
• Cellular and Wi-Fi Internet connectivity¹
• Supports personal email accounts such as Hotmail®, Gmail®, Yahoo!® and AOL® ¹
• Stay in touch with email and text messaging¹
• Shoot pictures and video and send them in a multimedia message¹
• Optimized QWERTY keyboard for fast, accurate typing
• Up to 4 GB removable memory
• Fully loaded with Windows Mobile® 6

9 серия nvidia ( Nvidia To Launch 9800 Series GPUs In November )

There have been rumors flying all across hardware websites and forums about Nvidia’s upcoming 9800 series graphics cards. Most are saying we can expect to be seeing them some time in november, which makes sense for Nvidia’s usual product cycle. However there have also been some who claim to have info leaked from an insider within the company with much more detailed specs. While in no way official, the specs are nevertheless very interesting. The leaked specs are as follows:

G92 will be released in November 2007 timeframe in the form of “GeForce 9800″ series.

G92″ GeForce 9800 GTX specs.

- 65nm process technology at TSMC.
- Over one billion transistors.
- Second Generation Unified Shader Architecture.
- Double precsion support (FP64).
- GPGPU native.
- Over one TeraFLOPS of shader processing power.
- MADD+ADD configuration for the shader untis (2+1 FLOPS=3 FLOPS per ALU)
- Fully Scalar design.
- 512-bit memory interface.
- 1024MB GDDR4 graphics memory.
- DirectX 10.1 support.
- OPENGL 3.0 Support.
- eDRAM die for “FREE 4xAA”.
- Built in Audio Chip (HDMI).
- Built in tesselation unit (in the graphics core)
- Improved AA and AF quality levels

Price for the GeForce 9800 GTX will be 549-649 USD.
Price for the GeForce 9800 GTS will be 399-449 USD.

The 8 core cpu duel :) интересно

AMD Dual Core Opteron vs. Intel Dual Core Xeon

It's been a rough road for the Intel Xeon since AMD introduced the Opteron. AMD's market share is climbing, and in a complete role reversal of years gone by, AMD is reported to have 81.5% of the US retail PC market with Intel sitting at 18.5%. In the server space (lower volume, higher profit) AMD is now sitting at over 14%, up 5% from 2004. There is no question that the fight is fierce between the two processor giants: recently AMD hired one of Intel's high ranking Itanium designers.

While the past few years haven't been Intel's best, it certainly doesn't mean that the future will carry on that trend. Intel's next generation products are in development, and on paper look quite promising. Performance per Watt is a key focus for Intel and is something the industry is in dire need of. As we alluded to in a previous article, power consumption is on everyone's mind. Opteron is not only the most scalable enterprise processor today, but it's also the most efficient. With a dual socket Opteron system using up to 40% less power than Intel's current Bensley systems, there is a lot of room for improvement.

While it seems like AMD can sit back, relax and enjoy the growth curve, that wouldn't be a wise move. Intel is not going to take this for much longer - they can't. It's clear Intel is banking heavily on the last two quarters of the year, and the next generation products have to perform and win back mind and market share. Woodcrest and Kentsfield are no secret, and if they live up to expectations, the tables could turn. Intel is already competitive with Opteron performance in dual processor configurations with the soon to be released Bensley platform. With a reduction in power consumption Q4 of 2006 will be interesting to say the least.

What do we have today?

The current AMD platform hasn't changed much at all; the only change has really been the move to 1GHz HyperTransport. The K8 architecture is fairly old news now, but is certainly still more scalable and higher performing than Intel's offerings. Intel hasn't made any significant changes, though the E8500 chipset does use a dual shared bus instead of a single bus from the older Xeon MP chipsets. The shared bus helps the bandwidth bottleneck, but with more than 4 processor cores scalability really starts to slow. The diagrams below give a high level overview of the 4P architecture that AMD and Intel currently offer.

Current 4P Architecture

AMD Server Processor Roadmap

As we mentioned, there haven't been any changes to Opteron recently, besides a speed bump and a move to 1GHz HyperTransport last year. Although the Opteron is getting up there in years, it's still a proven, scalable architecture. AMD does have some changes on the horizon for Opteron, though: DDR2 and a new socket. Will that be enough to keep them on top when Woodcrest is released? Only time will tell, but if our recent preview of socket AM2 performance is any indication, changing the server platforms to DDR2 isn't likely to increase performance much over current offerings.

We haven't seen any indications of pending changes other than the socket and memory controller. AMD is being very tightlipped about their plans for Opteron, but below is a synopsis of what we know is on the books.

Highlights

• DDR2 (2006)
• AM2 Socket (2006
• Multi Core (2007)
• FBDIMM (2007)
• Shared L3 Cache (2007)

Intel Server Processor Roadmap

Intel has actually been quite forthcoming about what they are working on, for obvious reasons. They need the market to know that they are going to be competitive, and how that will be accomplished. The first two quarters of 2006 will introduce the Bensley platform, which brings the Dempsey Dual Core Xeons.

The last two quarters of the year are where things get interesting. Woodcrest is to debut in the second half of this year. Woodcrest is supposed to drop power consumption from 130W (Dempsey) to <80w, href="http://www.anandtech.com/IT/showdoc.aspx?i=2644&p=5" target="_blank">we measured earlier this year for Dempsey. Note that Woodcrest processors will also run on the Bensley platform.

Benchmark Configuration

Many of you will notice that we've finally transitioned our benchmark platform to 64-bit. It's been a long road getting there; we were constantly trying out builds of SQL 2005 64-bit as it was in development, and had mixed results. The final build produced viable numbers, and we've fully transitioned to SQL 2005 for all future benchmarks.

Our goal throughout the tests was a constant CPU usage of 80-90%; we didn't want to reach the point of system saturation, nor did we want the systems to have too many idle cycles. Each test was first verified and then run 3 times. The standard deviation for the tests is 3-4%. We then averaged the set of three runs to produce the final result.

Linux MySQL Tests

SysBench 0.4.3 was used for the MySQL tests. We ran 4 different tests for each platform. The first two tests consisted of accessing 1M rows in a read-write scenario, and 1M rows in a read-only scenario. The second tests were the same only with 10M rows.

MSSQL Forum Test

The forum benchmark is a standard mid-tier OLTP test, which was made by replicating live query data from our forum database during peak hours. We took those queries and then record them in an XML file, with random row ID generators to handle keeping the test as real-world as possible. We wrote a C# application which takes the test and plays it back using several threads to stress the database to a desired level.

Dell DVD Store

The DVD Store Version 2 (DS2) is a complete online e-commerce test application, with a backend database component, a web application layer, and driver programs. The goal in designing the database component as well as the mid-tier application was to utilize many advanced database features (transactions, stored procedures, triggers, referential integrity) while keeping the database easy to install and understand. The DS2 workload may be used to test databases or as a stress tool for any purpose. The test is maintained by Dave Jaffe and Todd Muirhead from Dell. We configured the test to hit the database directly, instead of using a web-tier; we're testing database performance, and that removes any unneeded complexity and possible discrepancies.

Benchmark Results

The Opteron leads the way in every test, which isn't surprising. As we've said in the past the current Xeon is hindered by the front-side bus. Trying to shove a giant beach ball into a basket ball hoop - with thirty other people waiting to try the same thing - has a serious impact on scalability. All of the tests are fairly consistent, and the Opteron averages a 36-51% lead over the Paxville system.

The forum test represents a medium workload OLTP application, and the Opteron comes out ahead by approximately 36%.

Opteron averages anywhere from 40-51% over Paxville during this test, representative of a medium workload OLTP application.

Dell DVD Store

The Dell DVD store test is a new addition to our test suite, and essentially replaced our old order-entry test.

Here the Opteron leads by 41%. This test is indicative of an enterprise level e-commerce application.

Conclusion

At present, Opteron has a commanding lead in 8-way configurations. Looking at the prices of the processors we used, AMD has the advantage there as well. The Xeon MP 3.0 GHz processors currently cost upwards of $3000 each, whereas Opteron 880 are about $1000 less. Of course, for enterprise servers price is less of a concern; performance, scalability, and reliability take precedence. Reliability might be a tie, but that's about as close as Intel's Xeon MP currently comes to Opteron.

Nothing that we've written in this article should be a surprise. All of our Opteron benchmarks have shown the scalability of the K8 architecture. The elusive question is, what next? AMD is completely quiet about anything other than a socket and memory controller change; is that enough to fend off Woodcrest? We speculate that the end of the year will be interesting to say the least. What we've seen of initial Bensley performance looks promising, and the Woodcrest addition later on should kick the competition up another notch. If everything goes as planned, Intel may just regain lost ground.

e90 review

nokia e90 communicator review

Specification :

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Brand / Type
Brand	Nokia
Type	E90
Form factor	Candybar
Color	Black
Network
Phone Network	EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSDPA (3G)
Service	850, 900, 1800, 1900
Connectivity
Bluetooth	v2.0
Infrared	Yes
Wi-Fi (WLAN)	Yes
USB	2.0
Fax / Data	No
Display
Main display	Color TFT
Color display	16.000.000 colors
Dimensions	N/A
Resolution	800x352 pixels
External display	No
Memory
Internal memory	128MB
External memory	Yes
Memory slots	1
Storage types	MicroSD
Basic
Battery	Lithium Ion 1500 mAh
Standby time	330 hours
Talk time	5 hours
Calling
Vibrate alert	Yes
Photo ID	No
Ringtones	MP3, Polyfone
Camera
Camera	Yes
Megapixels	3.2 megapixels
Maximum photo resolution	2048x1536 pixels
Digital zoom	No
Optical zoom	No
Auto focus	Yes
Flash	Yes
Recording video	Yes
Second (front) camera	Yes
Messaging
SMS	Yes
MMS	Yes
T9 text function	Yes
E-mail	Yes
Internet browsing	Yes
Entertainment
FM radio	Yes
Java	Yes
Audio player	AAC, MP3
Video player	MPEG4
Features
Add ringtones	Yes
Organiser	Calculator, Calendar, Reminders, Currency convertor, Document viewer
Video call	No
Other features	Built in hands free, Voice dial, Voice memo, GPS receiver, Photo editor, Video editor
Format
Weight	7.4 oz.
Dimensions (H x W x D)	5.2x2.2x0.8 in.