Mi Bluetooth Speaker Is Xiaomi's Next Bargain Price Tech Product

Looks good, sounds even better
Mi Bluetooth Speaker was designed for the true audiophile. With its stylish design and powerful features, Mi Bluetooth Speaker not only offers outstanding sound quality, it also supports multiple music playback modes and can be used with smartphones, tablets, TVs, and laptops, allowing you to enjoy your music whenever, wherever.

Adventure-sizedGo on a music trip
Sunday slowdown. Let Mi Bluetooth Speaker play soothing sounds while you lie back and chill with your favorite book. Let your troubles melt away and let the music soothe your soul.

Play music and make calls hands-free
Mi Bluetooth Speaker is a multitasker. Thanks to its built-in microphone, when you receive a call, the music automatically pauses and you can simply press the Play button to launch hands-free mode. Talk freely and easily without reaching for your phone.

Built to last Full Metal Case
True craftsmanship is in the details. Abrasive blasting, laser engraving, plus two coats of anodizing oxidize color application—every step in the crafting process gives Mi Bluetooth Speaker a gorgeous exterior and smoothness to the touch.

Wear and dirt-resistant aluminum alloy material makes Mi Bluetooth Speaker sturdy and ready to travel with you wherever you go.

Dimension

• Size:Length 168mm x Width 24.5mm x Height 58mm
• Net Weight:270g
• Colors available:Gold / Blue

Technical Information

• Maximum power output:3W x 2 (4ohm, THD < 1%)
• Loudspeaker:Φ36mm, Driver x 2
• Channels:2.0
• Bluetooth version:4.0
• Microphone:Hands-free phone microphone x 1
• Frequency response (-10dB):85Hz - 20KHz
• Battery capacity / voltage: 1500mAh 3.8V
• Battery recharging time:2.5 hours
• Battery life:8 hours (65dBA / 1m pink noise)
• USB power input:5V   2A
• Operating temperature:0°C - 45°C

Packaging Contents

• Xiaomi Bluetooth Speaker x 1
• Portable carrying bag x 1
• User guide and warranty certificate

Price

• Mi Bluetooth Speaker Price in India is Rs 1,999

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Features Of The New Apple Watch

The smartwatch industry has so far been fixated on producing one smartwatch for everyone, but Apple will make both a large, 42mm Watch, and a smaller-faced 38mm Watch. There will be three different versions, each available in two finishes. The first is known simply as the Apple Watch, and it comes with a polished case made from stainless steel, and a choice of steel or space black finishes. Next is the Watch Edition made from 18k yellow or rose gold. Both these have scratch-resistant, anti-reflective sapphire crystal glass screens. However, the Watch Sport doesn’t, and instead has a lightweight, scratch and impact resistant, Ion-X glass screen. The body is made from anodized aluminum.



Apple uses the new, custom Apple S1 chip to power the Watch, which is safely wrapped up inside a resin bubble to protect it from water and and heavy impacts. The exact specifications, and those of the screen, have yet to be revealed, and may not be finalized yet. We do know it’ll come with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 though. A new MagSafe charger will top up the battery using inductive charging, and it attaches the the back of the watch’s body.

Features Of The New Apple Watch 

• 13-megapixel camera enables users to take crystal-clear pictures of wrist
• Allows wearers to start and stop the flow of time
• Discreet, but not so discreet that anyone would mistake it for a regular watch
• Comes in a variety of colors and styles to express your personal submission to the planet’s dominant tech company
• Adjustable ticking volume
• All the convenience of a traditional watch that needs to be charged every 12 hours
• Built-in thinkpiece regarding the increased connectivity yet simultaneous isolation of the millennial generation
• Small size and intricate circuitry able to drive twice as many Chinese workers to suicide as iPhone
• Makes it easier for muggers to see whether or not you’re carrying an expensive electronic device
• Another screen to throw into your current rotation of things you look at

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Apple Smart Watch Features And Price In India

 Apple launched the ingenious new iPod nano dubbed 'iWatch', arguably the smallest music player in the market which can be worn on the wrist. It is functionally similar to the iPod and iPhone and also boasts a 'multi-touch' screen, allowing more than one finger to be used on the screen at once. The iWatch, the latest addition to the iPod family, boasts a clock face which appears with the flick of a button but still allows users to view pictures and track your movements. Gamers are happy with the release of new iPhone software which allows for live competition gaming with other iPod and iPhone users worldwide.

 

Features

•  16GB of storage for music and pictures along with weather forecast system
•  A 'multi-touch' screen, allowing more than one finger to be used on the screen at a time.
•  Connectivity with iPhone and iPad
•  Its battery life is also impressive, with 24 hours of music playback in addition to an FM radio.  

              

•  LCD projector, with that a user can beam their photos and videos on a wall or     something similar in order to watch them.
• New front and rear-facing cameras complete the make-over
• The Apple iWatch (wrist device) has an aluminum body The fourth-generation of iPod Touch has a new slim line appearance and now uses the same high-definition screen as the iPhone 4.  

                   

• The tiny player measures just 1.48 inches by 1.61 inches by 0.35 inches and weighs 21 grams.
• WiFi and Bluetooth, Integrated RSS reader. 

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     Apple Smart Watch PriceIn India  Rs. 29,000  

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The 10 Best Gadgets and Tech Developments at CES 2013

CES 2013 isn’t just a celebration of the world’s newest, biggest, smallest, fastest and curviest gadgetry. In among the smart TVs and booming home theatre systems, past legions of skinny laptops and squads of digital cameras, you can spot the technology that will shape the year ahead.

At CES 2012 show, the show was dominated by Windows 8 Ultrabooks™, 3D OLED TVs, Android tablets, 4G LTE and quad-core processors. A year on, things have changed. Here’s our pick of the best gadgets and tech of CES 2013.

 

 1. Nvidia’s Project Shield

CES occasionally surprises you and Nvidia’s planned entry into mobile gaming with Project Shield has certainly raised a few (thousand) eyebrows. At first glance, it looks suspiciously like a PC gamepad glued to a 5-inch smartphone. But that’s exactly what makes it so exciting.

This device runs the Android OS and so it can access any game on the Google Play store. Better still, it can stream games from any PC equipped with Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 650 or from a laptop packing a GTX 660M GPU. The multi-touch display boasts an HD resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels, while inside beats the 72-core heart of a new Tegra 4 SoC, which is six times speedier than the excellent Tegra 3.

 

2. Qualcomm Snapdragon 800And while we’re talking mobile processors, Nvidia’s Tegra 4 isn’t the only new chip on the block. Samsung pointed us at its forthcoming 8-core Exynos 5 Octa, featuring the ARM A-15; while Intel® introduced Bay Trail, its next-generation, 22nm quad-core Atom tablet platform. Not to be outdone, Qualcomm unveiled its 4K-capable Snapdragon 800 chips, which feature a quartet of Krait 400 cores and an improved Adreno 330 GPU. Thinking about buying a new phone or a tablet? We’d wait a while if we were you.

3. Sony Xperia ZWhile most mobile manufacturers save their big smartphone launches for Mobile World Congress in February, Alcatel outed the 6.45mm-thick One Touch Idol Ultra, ZTE unveiled the Grand S and Huawei debuted its first Windows handset, the Ascend W1. All good phones. But not a patch on the waterproof Sony Xperia Z, which features a 1.5GHz quad-core Qualcomm APQ8064 processor, a 5-inch 1080 x 1920 pixel Reality Display and a 13MP camera.

4. Samsung YoumWhen Apple launched the iPhone in 2007, its icon-based OS and 3.5-inch touchscreen revolutionized the smartphone. Five years on, we’re still waiting for the next big leap forward in mobile design. Perhaps the Samsung Youm will enable the phones of 2014-2015 to make another leap. This OLED display uses thin plastic instead of glass, making the screen pliable, bendable and almost unbreakable.

5. Panasonic 56-inch 4K OLED TVIf last year’s CES was all about 3D OLED, then CES 2013 is a showcase for a new televisual fad – 4K, aka Ultra HD. Both Sony and Panasonic plugged in beautiful 56-inch prototypes, each laying claim to the title of “world’s largest 4K OLED TV”. If we had to choose a winner, we’d opt for Panasonic’s stunning 3840 x 2160 pixel set. It’s barely a half-inch thick, created with a special 3D printing technology that might finally enable the mass production of OLED TVs for sale, not just demo purposes.

6. Valve Steam BoxJust as Nvidia hopes to disrupt portable gaming with Project Shield, Valve has ambitious plans to grab a fat slice of the console pie with a Steam Box. The Piston concept from Xi3 shows just what Valve has in mind – a small, quiet, Linux-based system that plugs into your high-def telly and plays PC titles via the Steam network. It’s important to point out that this dinky Piston box isn’t Valve’s official hardware. That’s still in the works.

7. FitBit FlexWearable fitness technology isn’t a new concept – you can already buy activity trackers such as the Jawbone Up and the Nike FuelBand. The FitBit Flex is the latest addition, a colorful wristband that monitors how many steps you’ve taken, the distance you’ve travelled, calories burned and your quality of sleep. Expect to see a surge in health and fitness gadgets this year, including smart watches and sensor/phone app systems.

8. Pebble SmartwatchVaporware? Far from it. Pebble CEO Eric Migicovsky used CES to announce that the Pebble Smartwatch will be shipping to Kickstarter backers on January 23.

9. Oculus RiftRemember virtual reality? Strap the chunky Oculus Rift to your face and you can get up close and personal with two 640 x 800 LCDs, which combine into a high-def 1280 x 800 pixel display. It looks a lot like Nintendo’s ill-fated Virtual Boy and brings back hazy memories of the 1990s, when VR gaming was an oddity, ultimately abandoned because of poor graphics, expensive hardware and joy-destroying lag. The Oculus Rift spearheads the rebirth of an old and enticing technology. And it seems to work…

10. Panasonic 4K Tablet

Bucking the trend for compact 7-inch tablets like the Nexus 7 and iPad mini, Panasonic’s prototype Windows 8 tablet boasts a 20-inch, 4K Ultra HD display with 10-point multi-touch. The good news? Thanks to a specification that includes a 1.8GHz Intel i5 3427U vPro processor, 4GB of RAM and Nvidia GeForce graphics, performance is zippier than many Windows tablets. The bad news? It weighs 2.5Kg, has a two-hour battery life and probably won’t be aimed at consumers like us. Still, we can dream 

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Asus EEE Pad Transformer TF101

With the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity releasing soon, we figured we would review its cheaper predecessor, the Asus Transformer TF101.  For about $150 cheaper you can get a comparable tablet as far as functionality.
Depending on the hard drive memory, Asus EEE Pad Transformer can be acquired anywhere from $399.00 to $499.00.  The optional keyboard dock costs about $113.  Since it was first introduced last year, this tablet has been one of the best and popular pick among Honeycomb Androids in the market, and subsequently, it has been upgraded to the Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) as well.  Its size is really comparable with popular tablets like its Samsung counterpart.  One of its exciting features is its IPS display.  It uses the same technology used in the iPad, thus; it offers better and wide viewing angle, color, and texture.

Transforming to Desktop PC
 The Transformer’s claim to fame is its ability to “transform” from a tablet pc to a desktop pc with a keyboard dock that’s made specifically for this model.  To further the desktop experience, the tablet comes loaded with the Polaris Office software that’s compatible with Microsoft Office doc files.  If you frequently download and edit files, the File Manager beats its competition.  Other tablets typically require you to plug into a desktop PC to move or edit the files.  Although there are apps that can handle the job, but they typically do not do an adequate job. There’s also a MiroSD card slot for additional memory space.

Highlights

• 1280×800 resolution
• Dual core 1 GHz processor running on NVIDIA Tegra 2
• 1 GB RAM
• 5MP Rear Facing + 1.2 MP Front Facing Cameras
• The battery charges incredibly fast, about two hours from dead to fully charged (iPad takes about 4 hours)

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PlayStation 2 EyeToy bundle -Price in India Rs. 5,900

 Sony has launched its PlayStation 2 EyeToy Bundle in India, at a special introductory price of Rs. 5,990. It includes a PS2 console, one controller, one EyeToy camera, and one EyeToy title – Play 3.

The Sony EyeToy enables real-time movement tracking for the PS2, letting players use motion to control the action. The PS3 of course, has the Move, with its own, Eye camera.

EyeToy: Play 3 features Volleyball, Bowling, Touchdown, DJ, Be the Band, Maestro, Beauty Salon, Ghost Grab, Boot Camp, Monkey Rampage, Kitty Loves Me, and Athletics.

 Four other EyeToy titles, meant for 8-12 year olds, have also been released in the market – EyeToy: Astro Zoo, EyeToy: Play Sports, EyeToy: Play and EyeToy: Play 2 – all at a special price of Rs. 499.

PlayStation 2 EyeToy Price in India :- Rs 5,900

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Epson Moverio – You Won’t Believe your Eyes!

Epson America, announced a few days ago, the newest and coolest visual display technology glasses, the Epson Moverio BT-100, the very first Android based wearable transparent display glasses. Using what is called, micro-projection technology, and a track-pad controller, Moverio allows you to view streaming video, experience 3D content and enjoy downloaded digital content on a virtual 80-inch “perceived” screen projected into the user’s real environment, allowing you to be completely aware of your surroundings, all while being entertained.

 The very portable Moverio glasses have  built-in Wi-Fi and boast up to six hours of rechargeable battery life. Epson’s Moverio offers a super innovative way to interact with a huge variety of content from virtually any location. Users can also easily access downloaded content via the microSDHC card slot (4GB card included) and built-in 1GB internal user storage, without the need for wireless network access.

Obviously Moverio is a first generation product, and the possibilities are endless. According to Epson, Moverio runs on an Android 2.2 platform with Adobe Flash 11 support, streaming content from your favorite Flash based websites. The system can be constantly updated and it seems to me the capabilities are awesome. Game playing may never be the same.

Epson’s Moverio BT-100 glasses are compact, touch sensitive and rechargeable and they come with a specially designed carrying case, battery charger and ear phones, but technology this much fun doesn’t come cheap, the glasses are available now, for just under 700 bucks

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Samsung Series 7 Gamer notebook

When it comes to games, gamers certainly know what they want in their own hardware configuration. Most of the time, what they have is not able to satisfy them, as they are always on the lookout for something better and more powerful. While we do know that notebooks are not exactly the most ideal platform for one to play the latest and greatest games, it is still better compared to the relatively simpler titles that appear on your iPhone, Android device, iPad or Nintendo 3DS. Enter the gaming notebook genre, and Samsung decides to try their luck in this segment with the Samsung Series 7 Gamer notebook.

Just what kind of hardware specifications do you think the Samsung Series 7 Gamer notebook will be able to deliver? For starters, the Series 7 Gamer will come with a 17.3-inch full HD LCD display that ought to offer more than adequate viewing real estate for your eyes to enjoy each and every polygon that appears, apart from high quality Dolby Home Theater surround sound that ought to keep your ears more than happy during your gaming sessions. Graphically speaking, fret not as there is the rich NVIDIA Geforce graphics that delivers the goods, while a 3rd generation Intel Core i7 processor alongside a unique dial that allows users to easily transition between four modes for maximum performance at all times rounds off the list of interesting features.

Granted, I am quite sure that those who purchase the Samsung Series 7 Gamer notebook would rarely venture into the other three modes that are the General Mode, Quiet Mode and Power Saver Mode. After all, it defeats the purpose, unless of course, you want to purchase an overkill of a working machine that has the option for you to enjoy the latest games on it as well.

We will take a closer look at the Gaming Mode – when selected, there will be a distinctive graphic that appears on the screen to let you know that the Gaming Mode is active. Following that, the main gaming keys will then be highlighted on the keyboard in red, while a light is turned on around the speakers which will pulsate to match the game’s sounds. To make sure that your gaming action is uninterrupted, the Windows key and touchpad will be disabled the moment a game is inserted.

Not only that, the keyboard will also feature ergonomic u-shaped key caps, a 2.7mm keystroke and separated arrow keys, letting you enjoy rapid play with minimal errors. Anyone interested in giving the Samsung Series 7 Gamer notebook a go?

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The Perfect iPhone Photo Gadget – iPro Lens System

The iPhone has become something of a must-have gadget for the new generation – a new symbol of cool. Even though both the iPhone and its successor, the iPhone 4S have great cameras, there is always room for improvement. The iPhone photography industry is constantly developing new and advanced accessories much to the delight of all the iPhoneographers out there.

The latest addition is the iPro Lens System developed by Schneider Optics, a professional lens manufacturing company, which comes at an affordable price of $199.

Design

• The iPro Lens System is designed specifically for the iPhone and iPhone 4S.
• It comes bundled with a durable case which provides much-needed protection from bumps and scratches, two types of lenses and a handle.
• Both lenses use a bayonet mount to fasten securely onto the iPhone case.
• The handle can be attached on either the left or right side of the iPhone.
• Lenses can be safely stored away in the handle itself which also acts as a tripod mount adapter.
• All the components are designed to work together.
• Whole system is portable.
• Additional lenses, iPhone cases or replacement parts can be bought separately.

Features

• The two types of lenses provided are: Fish-eye lens and Wide-Angle lens. While the Fish-eye lens captures images with a spectacular 165° field of view, the Wide-Angle Lens provides an astounding 35° wider field of view.
• The iPro Lens System produces sharp, high quality images.
• A wide-angle 70° field of view is given when shooting a video.

Perfect for taking a number of landscape shots or simply capturing more in one photo, this is the accessory for avid iPhoneographers who desire the very best photo gadget for their device.

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iPod Nano Wrist Watch: Apple Introduced Facelifts

Apple has come up with new clock faces for its iPod Nano. Apparently Apple has realized that the size of the new iPod Nano is same as that of a wrist watch. Together with companies like iWatchZ and Lunatik; Apple is promoting iPod Nano as a wrist watch as well. Lunatik and iWatchZ are coming up with new straps especially designed for iPod Nano. The price range of these straps is quite large hence targeting all demographics. Lunatik’s straps cost is in between $40 to $100, while iWatchZ is selling it in between $25 to $90.

A Range of Choice

Apple realizing the potential and has offered 16 new clock faces. These faces are of different styles ranging from Mickey Mouse, Kermit the Frog to traditional and modern digital faces. The new iPod Nanos will have these faces when the iPods are bought.

As a Fitness Tracking Device

Nano has also come out with a fitness tracking device. Apple and Nike both have come up with a build in accelerometer that gives progress of the fitness routines. The software can also be connected to Nike+ program for keeping records and checking exercise details. Some machines are also now having an option of compatibility with Nike+iPod.

The 2011 iPod Nano is same gadget as that of last year with very few additional features. However the prices have been reduced somewhat and the new wrist watch capability is now being introduced.

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