Author: Tarandeep Kaur

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Sandisk introduces Sandisk Extreme III 30B/s SDHC High Performance Card

It claims to be the world’s fastest SDHC card and assures you to withstand the toughest conditions. Yes, Sandisk’s Extreme III promises all that plus it also comes with SanDisk’s exclusive RescuePRO® Software that lets you recover the accidentally deleted photes!

Some other features:

  • Extreme Speed at up to 30MB/sec read/write (200X)*
  • Extreme Capacities available in 4GB, 8GB, and now 16GB**
  • Extreme Performance designed with SanDisk’s Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing (ESP) technology
  • Extreme Durability from deserts to glaciers, guaranteed
  • Extreme Compatibility optimized for DSLR cameras such as Nikon Canon, Panasonic, Leica and others
  • Extreme Confidence, backed by limited lifetime warranty and our pro care technical support program

16GB version

8GB version

4GB version

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Kinoma Play released for Windows mobile smartphone

With Kinoma Play, smartphones now have digital media capabilities that meet, and sometimes even exceed, what users can do on their personal computers. Kinoma Play goes beyond organizing and playing a user’s video, audio and picture files, by bringing in media from around the Internet through the built-in Kinoma Guide, the most comprehensive catalog of the freshest, most diverse mobile media available.

Among the key innovations in Kinoma Play:

  • Streaming podcasts – Instead of tediously downloading and syncing, podcasts stream on-demand, so users are always up to date
  • “Media First” user interface – User interface elements all-but-disappear when viewing photos, listening to music, or watching video to keep the focus on the media
  • High quality YouTube – Kinoma Play provides high quality YouTube video by playing the same feeds delivered to your PC, when bandwidth permits
  • Integrated search – Search your phone, your home PC and the Internet to find what you want
  • Menu Pod – A beautifully animated dynamic menu providing fast access to many powerful features

It retails for $29.99.  Here is the direct link to the Kinoma’s Play

Well, on my (dated) Palm Zire 71, Kinoma is a permanent resident. Kinoma has officially jumped into windows mobile arena by stepping into the Windows mobile standard AKA Smartphone market.

We are preparing a review of Kinoma Play! :D

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HCL MILEAP MH 04 REVIEW – MSI Wind rebranded as HCL MiLeap MH 04 for India

HCL MILEAP MH 04 REVIEW

HCL has done it again. It will be making rebranding MSI Wind for Indian market. It will be having 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, an 80GB HDD, and a 10.2 inch 1024 x 600 pixel display. The price will be Rs24,999($580).

  • I don’t know if the readers are aware of the fact that the HCL does not make any of the netbooks/UMPCs.
  • HCL just rebrands them.
  • MSI Wind is already available for Rs21000($490) in India
  • Often, HCL brags at various news conferences and advertisements that it is the maker of these devices!
  • MiLeap V, for instance, is just a rebranded Kohjinsha SH7. At the press conference, they said, “We have MADE this for Indian market”

My suggestion: If you want MSI Wind, get it directly. Not via HCL

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Amy DiGregorio Appleby Road Earrings

I have always been a fan of Amy DiGregorio designer earings. The 14k gold hooks and large green glass teardrops will go with every single outfit in your closet.

These $70 earings look very nice and they dance too as you walk or jump!

Buy from here

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Aexea KeyXpress Flash Drive looks like a USB key!

Functionality wise, this can be touted as just another USB flash drive, but not design wise. The Aexea KeyXpress looks like a traditional key. The only difference is that it can not be used to open your door ;)

It comes in black, green and light blue color and costs $27. The only gripe: It is not nice to read/write surface exposed all the time. Is it :?:

Click here to buy one