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Nokia’s Own Jesusphone
Nokia jumped into the crowding, iPhone-inspired geniusphone market today with the N97, which they gave the New York press a peek at last night. The 3G phone sports a full-body touchscreen (alas, resistive, not multi-touch capacitive) that when in landscape mode slides up, Sony Xperia-style, to expose a full QWERTY keyboard. (It offers virtual keypads and keyboards on the touchscreen, too.)
3.20.2009 at 09:37pm - Comment by Laptop BagsVery interesting headline--it did catch my attention though. www.careerbags.com
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HP Laptops Get Long-Lasting Batteries
Making good on a promise from December, start-up battery maker Boston-Power announced today that its almost-too-good-to-be-true Sonata lithium-ion batteries are now for sale, as upgrades for HP laptops. Boston-Power's claims are impressive: A Sonata cell promises to charge to 40 percent capacity in just 10 minutes (say, the airport wait time from when they start boarding first class until they get to your steerage section). And they reach 80 percent capacity in just 30 minutes.
3.20.2009 at 09:35pm - Comment by Laptop BagsWhy don't they just make them all last longer? Come on people! www.careerbags.com
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