Emblaze Mobile unveiled in London its ELSE (known then as Edelweiss) touchscreen smartphone. The device is based on the ELSE INTUITION, a mobile platform based on ACCESS Linix Platform 3.0, jointly developed by ACCESS and Emblaze.
The sleek, stylish, black ELSE is equipped with TI’s OMAP 3430 (ARM Cortex A8) processor, that powers also iPhone 3GS, Palm Pre and Motorola Droid, 256MB RAM and 16GB internal flash memory. It has a 3.47-inch 480×854 capacitive touchscreen, a 5 Megapixel auto focus camera with advanced stabilization technology and 480p video recording at 30fps. It supports GPS/A-GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b/g connectivity. The device packs also Proximity and Light sensors. The ELSE supports quad-band GSM/EDGE and tri-band WCDMA/HSDPA 3G networks. The handset includes ACCESS Linux Platform v3.0 Advanced UI Engine that enables advanced graphical effects and supports full hardware graphics acceleration via OpenGL ES 2.0. It will be outed as soon as Q2 2010. ELSE First Teaser Video
TwitterPeek – World’s First Dedicated Twitter Device
Peek introduces the TwitterPeek, the world’s first dedicated Twitter device. Obviously the TwitterPeek is a Peek for Twitter, that is designed to make it affordable for people of all ages and walks of life to take the world of Twitter with them wherever they go.
The TwitterPeek allows users to read and send tweets, Reply, Retweet, direct message, view twitpics, read links and download followers. The device is avalable at $99.99 with 6 months of service of $199.99 with Lifetime Service Plan. You can get one from Amazon now.
EOps launches the i24R3Portable wireless speaker, which is created by designer Michael Young. The speaker is waterproof and has a unique design. It features a totally sealed sound chamber design with four 2.6-inch light weigh and powerful flat panel speakers and two 4.5-inch passive radiators. It has Class D amplifier with 2×10W RMS output.
Microphone launches the XBox 360 Wireless N adapter in the US. The adapter basically adds support for dual band802.11n as well as 802.11a/b/g to the XBox 360 gaming device. Thanks to the adapter, you can nopw enjoy wireless network gaming as well as HD videostreaming from your PC to the XBox 360.
The Wireless N adapter has two antennas for improvded coverage and reliability. The official price is $99.99 but you can get one from Amazon for just $87.99.