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Top 7 Cool Latest High Tech Gadgets–Coming Soon 2011

At this time of year, electronics companies make a lot of new product announcements; actually, “a lot” is an understatement. Often, though, the products on display are still in the prototype stage, and consumers won’t see them on retail shelves and sites until much later in the year—if the products even make it to market.

 

So which of the myriad enticing devices we’ve heard about recently, from the Consumer Electronics Show and elsewhere, will we actually be able to get our hands on in the near future—within the next couple of months, or even sooner? Here’s a list of very covetable products that are promised to be coming soon.

 

Verizon gets the iPhone!

Apple iPhone fans have been waiting a long time—ever since the launch of the iPhone in 2007, in fact—for a choice in carriers. Till now, it’s been available only on AT&T. Finally, Verizon Wireless announced it will offer its version of the iPhone 4 in early February of this year. But bear this in mind: The Verizon iPhone will not run on Verizon’s new high-speed 4G LTE network (at least, not this version of the phone) but instead will run on the carrier’s CDMA EVDO network. One cool feature Verizon has added is that the phone will feature free hotspot capability for up to five devices—meaning laptops, tablets, and other mobile devices will be able to get online through the Verizon iPhone, no cord required. Pricing for the Verizon iPhone will be 9.99 for the 16GB model and 9.99 for the 32GB model with a new two-year customer agreement.

 

Vizio’s “passive” 3D TV

Maybe you’ve wanted a 3D TV, but the bulky and costly glasses have held you back. Here’s good news: Vizio is offering the industry’s first “passive” 3D TV models, which use the kind of inexpensive, lightweight 3D glasses you get in movie theaters. The company’s first model, a 65-inch XVT3D-series set (XVT3D650SV), should be available right now, at a suggested price of about ,700. Cool Gadgets!

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Sony’s HD camcorders with built-in projectors

Sony unveiled three very intriguing high-def camcorders: Each includes a tiny projector embedded on the back of the flip-out LCD, which Sony says will be able to project a 60-inch diagonal image onto any flat surface. The camcorders include other nice features: The PJ50V (which includes a 220GB hard drive) and the PJ30V (32GB of Flash memory) each has a 12x optical zoom lens and includes a built-in GPS receiver for geo-tagging content. The PJ10 has 16GB of built-in Flash memory and includes a 30x optical zoom lens. And all three camcorders will include a 3-inch touchscreen LCD. The PJ30V and PJ10 will be available in March, and the PJ50V will be available in April.

 

Olympus’s Tough cameras

Are you tough on your cameras? At CES this year, Olympus introduced the TG-310 and TG-610, the latest additions to the company’s waterproof, freeze-proof, and shockproof line of cameras. Both cameras feature a 14-megapixel sensor, dual-image stabilization, and HDMI connections and can record 720p resolution high-def video. Although pricing wasn’t disclosed, Olympus says both electronic gadgets should be available in the U.S. in the “first quarter of 2011.”

 

Motorola’s 4G phone for AT&T

AT&T claims that the Motorola Atrix 4G, an Android 2.2 phone that features a 1GHz dual-core processor (just like LG’s recently announced Optimus 2X), will be the world’s most powerful phone. Even better, it will run on the network’s fast HSPA+ network. The Atrix has a high-resolution HD display and includes a revolutionary, super-thin laptop dock for which ATRIX 4G is the “engine,” as well as an HD media dock that will “enable a revolutionary browsing, application and media experience.” It will be available in the first quarter of 2011.

 

Nintendo’s 3D portable gaming

We recently had a chance to play around with the venerable company’s next entry into portable gaming, the Nintendo 3DS: No glasses are required to view its 3D display. The graphics were clear, and the 3D effects added a new dimension—pun intended—to the gameplay. A slider on the 3DS lets you lessen the 3D effect, all the way down to 2D. Two cameras on the back of the system let you take 3D photos. You can import your Mii characters from your Nintendo Wii system, or automatically create new ones by taking a photo of yourself with the built-in camera. The tech gadgets will ship in the U.S. in March, for around 0.

 

Asus’s first of four tablet computers

Tablet computers were the biggest story at CES this year, and Asus started the show off with a bang, launching four tablets. The first one to ship will be the Eee Slate EP121, the largest tablet we’ve seen, at 12.1 inches. It will use an Intel Core i5 processor and run Windows 7 Home Premium. The widescreen display is a capacitive touchscreen that’s LED-backlit and has a resolution of 1280 by 800. You can choose between 32GB and 64GB of SSD storage and up to 4GB of memory. It will be available this month for ,000 to ,100.

Most Wanted Gadgets & Gizmos 2011

We present you with the reviews of a few of favorite gadgets from the past week, including the Apple iPad 2, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2.

Apple iPad 2 (16GB, Wi-Fi)

The good: Apple’s iPad 2 is dramatically thinner and boasts front and rear cameras, FaceTime video chat, a faster processor, and 3G options for both AT&T and Verizon.

The bad: The iPad’s screen resolution hasn’t budged, photo quality is mediocre, there’s still no Adobe Flash support, and ports for HDMI, USB, and SD all require adapters.

The bottom line: The iPad 2 refines an already excellent product. Its easy-to-use interface, vast app catalog, and marathon battery life bolster Apple’s claim to being the king of tablets.

Lenovo ThinkPad X220

The good: Classic ThinkPad design in a compact package, amazing battery life, and the latest Intel processors make the Lenovo ThinkPad X220 a standout travel laptop.

The bad: The touch-pad-pointing-stick combo remains an awkward compromise, and as with most ThinkPads you’re paying a hefty premium for the sturdy case and business-friendly software.

The bottom line: The Lenovo ThinkPad X220 packs in a new Intel Core i5 CPU and can run all day (depending on how you use it). With a 12.5-inch display, it’s just a bit smaller than a 13-inch laptop, and it feels like excellent compromise for frequent travelers.

Nintendo 3DS

The good: The Nintendo 3DS provides an impressive 3D gaming experience without the need for special glasses. There’s a 3D effect slider, it shoots and displays 3D photographs with its dual back-facing cameras, and it has a single front-facing camera. The 3DS comes preinstalled with a bevy of software and StreetPass and SpotPass services, and it comes with a drop and charge dock. The eShop, including GBA Virtual Console, Internet browsing functionality, DSiWare transferring, and Netflix support, is coming in May.

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The bad: The launch lineup is lackluster, and the disappointing low-resolution lenses provide grainy photos. The 3D effect can cause headaches for some, and it can “snap out” due to sensitive viewing angles and games that encourage movement. The 3DS has a very short battery life, and most Internet functionality isn’t activated at launch. It’s also expensive and may not provide enough value and functionality for those looking for an all-in-one device.

The bottom line: Though it’s a bit pricey, the Nintendo 3DS successfully offers a glasses-less 3D experience that needs to be seen to be believed. A weaker-than-usual launch lineup and some inactivated online features dampen its launch, but the future certainly looks bright.

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 (with 14mm lens)

The good: The electronic gadgets of Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 deliver excellent performance for its class, in a relatively compact, comfortable design with a streamlined, usable touch-screen interface implementation.

The bad: Panasonic’s JPEG processing remains subpar for this class of camera, and the GF2′s inability to lock the focus area from accidental screen presses–a flaw of all the company’s touch-screen ILCs–remains a huge point of frustration. It also has a disappointingly banal feature set, including a lack of manual controls during video capture. Also, an EVF costs extra, and the battery doesn’t last very long.

The bottom line: Though we still really like Panasonic’s GF series, there are several trade-offs to take into account before you buy the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 tech gadgets. Its raw-format images look extremely good, but JPEG shooters looking for best-possible photo quality may get frustrated by image artifacts. And while lots of photographers will appreciate its relatively compact but functional design and zippy performance–though still not for action shooting–there’s nothing special about its feature set, including underpowered video capture.

Razer Naga Epic mouse

The good: The Razer Naga Epic wireless gaming mouse features a 12-button thumb-side keypad, a 5,600dpi laser sensor, customizable pinkie-side inserts, and LED backlighting. It is the best gadgets for men.

The bad: Using those 12 buttons well takes some getting used to, and the mouse doesn’t offer quite as much value as competing high-end gaming mice.

The bottom line: It’s not the most elegant mouse, nor does it feel worth the 0 price, but Razer’s Naga Epic and its built-in, 12-button keypad could help gamers and others gain mastery over MMOs and other applications with complicated control schemes.

What is the Most Popular Gizmo in 2011?

Article by Jennywong

Having been doing business on the internet for more than five years and earned a lot of money, I think it is necessary to share some of my experience with those who want to have an online business. Some of the beginners do not have a clear mind to decide what to sell, in other words, they do not know whether to sell something that they are rather familiar with or sell something that is terribly popular in the market. Do not be worried about this if you are one of them. I am going to recommend some of the popular items to you, which are in the great demand.

1. usb sticksThere are different capacities of usb sticks, ranging from 1G up to 128G or more. However, there are a number of fakes out there. As Kingston is one of the well-known brands among customers, I would like to share some useful information here. In June 2009, there were three 128GB USB flash drives available from reputable companies. Kingston was the first, which makes an announcement mid June of 2009. Besides, also in June 2009, Edge-Tech and Patriot announced they also had 128GB drives. Actually, early in 2008, a number of companies successfully released 64GB USB flash drives; moreover, in 2009, there started to be claims that there are also 128GB USB flash dives available. Since the enormous number of fake 128GB USB flash drives on the market, it is very important to know what Kingston 128 GB drive looks likes. The drive is in the new Data Traveler series 200, which has three sizes: 128GB, 64GB and 128GB. The Data Traveler 200 line is very distinct from other series of USB.2. thumb driveThumb drive, also known as flash drive, USB flash drive, pen drive, or jump drive, is a removable flash memory storage device that attaches to a computer via USB. Due to their portable size and amazing capacity, flash memory drives are perfect to save your pictures, documents, movies, loved songs or anything else you need to keep with you. Thumb drive comes in many sizes now that you can carry them on a keychain, in your wallet or pocket, and even wear them as cool accessories. The capacities range from 1GB up to an amazing 256GB. You can even customize your USB drive.Once known as simple little gizmos, thumb drive was a basically modern replacement for floppy disks, USB flash drives have suddenly grown up. You can now replicate your desktop environment, encrypt files on the fly, and even rescue your PC with one of the cool modest devices. Here are a lot of the coolest things you can do today with the amazing thumb drive on your laptop. What a convenient gizmo it is!

As a matter of fact, these items can be bought in the wholesale electronics market at a low price; anyway, there are original and replica ones, the prices and quality of which are far different from each other.

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Having been doing business on the internet for more than five years and earned a lot of money.

Best Electronic Gadgets Gifts for Men 2011

If your search the best gift ideas for geeky men, here are some nice ideas for the best electronic gadgets for men in the year of 2011.

Apple iPad

It is the top rated perfect gadgets for men in 2011 — Apple iPad. It’s probably one of the best tablet PCs in the market right now. The iPad allows him to browse the web, share mails, photos and also browse and listen to music.

iPad Bluetooth Keyboard Case

To perfectly fit your luxurious Apple iPad, the accessories are quite important. With this new iPad Bluetooth Keyboard Case, your iPad will be as a good as a keyboard laptop. After placing your iPad in the case, it feel like the iPad is supported by a built in stand which almost looks like a netbook. The keyboard is protected by silicone cover which makes it resistant to any liquid spillage. The keyboard is loaded with all function keys which you require for an iPad.

Windows Phone 7

Wow, Windows Phone 7 is another hottest Samartphone, alongside with iPhone, Blackberry. This top Windows 7 gadgets feature various applications like people, games, office, music and video. It’s one of the most exciting new gadgets on the market right now, go grab it.

Chevrolet Volt

If you have worked too hard in 2010, then you certainly deserve a luxury this year. Get yourself the brand new Chevy Volt which is considered as the best electronic car in the market right now. You have to hand it over to General Motors, even after going through such a rough phase it’s back with a great electronic gadget in the form of a car. It has won many accolades and awards and also judged as the best electric car of 2011. Take my word, it’s one of the must have gadgets for 2011.

Nike Sport+ GPS Watch

If you are a man who loves traveling and heading to unknown locations, this Nike Sport+ GPS watch is the perfect gift for you. GPS watches have been in use for long, but by adding the style factor Nike has made this watch a worthy buy. This watch uses a GPS powered by TomTom and with the tap screen it makes menu navigation more easy while running. It also gives you a note of calories burned, truly a must have electronic gadgets for men.

Amazon Kindle

As is said, the new version of the Amazon Kindle with 3G can give us access to more than 3,500 books. So we can use up to a month without recharging and read more than 100 books. The Kindle Stores give you access to more than 600,000 bestselling books and acclaimed novels. We can also get you daily chunk of news and various magazines before they hit newsstands. Plus you also have access to thousands of blogs, truly one of the best electronic gadgets for men 2011.

Hope, you’ve liked my choice of best gadgets for men 2011. Looking at these great gadgets you just feel how amazing technology has become. These are one of the few things which give a man’s heart real happiness. So men, just move out of your house and head for the nearest mall to buy all these amazing gadgets.