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Raiser card for PCI 32 bit
2008-11-13 15:10:00 This is raiser card for PCI 32 bit , new and working . Price : $10 FOB jakarta sicute blogger More About: Card
Toys PUZZLE CLAM from Wood
2008-10-23 05:08:00 Toys Puzzle clam made from wood. Made from best wood and with paint free mercury . Orginal made from home industri in Indonesia . sicute blogger More About: Toys , Wood
TOYS Shape dimension
2008-10-22 05:45:00 TOYS shape dimension made from wood with paint free mercury Spefication : Items : 42 Item Deep : 3 cm Width area : 36 cm Hight area : 21 sicute blogger More About: Toys , Shape , Dimension
Sony Ericsson W850i Review
2008-09-29 04:24:00 . The Sony Ericsson W850i is a Walkman-branded phone in a slide design. Sony Ericsson are new to sliders, but they have produced a very nice design that slides nicely, has a nice keypad, a 5-way scroll key that's much easier to use than the joystick design of the K800i, and makes excellent use of the slide format to include a large screen. It's available in a choice of black or white. The white version has a real 24 carat gold Walkman logo for added bling! The keypad features a funky lighting effect that pulses to the beat of the music. On the outside, it's a beautiful phone. Inside it's great too! This is a Walkman-branded phone, so we'll review the music features first. The Walkman series of phones have established a first-class reputation for music, and the W850i fully lives up to expectations. You can enjoy stereo sound from the music player or the FM radio with excellent audio quality and user-friendliness. The Mega Bass? feature enhances bass frequencies and a good stereo... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericsson W660i Review
2008-09-28 04:19:00 The Sony Ericsson W660i is a nice addition to the Walkman phone range. It's basically a 3G-enhanced version of the fantastic W610i with an improved keypad, although the camera isn't as good.The W660i is a great looker. It has a classic design, with lovely curves, and is available in two distinctive colour schemes: black or rose red. The phone is slim (but not superslim) and is a good size and weight to hold. The W660i has an easy-to-use navigation key and has nicely-sized tactile keys, which is a relief after so many recent Sony Ericsson phones have suffered from clunky joysticks or small keys - Sony Ericsson haven't put a foot wrong with the W660i in terms of design. The display is a good size and, whilst not as high in resolution as the W880i or K810i, is typical for this price range. The W660i has a good quality 2 megapixel camera and a video recording option. It can't compete with the camera on the high-end K810i, and is missing autofocus and a camera light. Being 3G, it als... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony ericssons K550i Review
2008-09-27 04:14:00 Sony Ericsson K550i Review The Sony Ericsson K550i is an absolute scorcher of a phone. It was good value at launch, but now you can find it at incredibly low prices. This phone gets 6 out of 5 for value for money! The K550i is the upgraded version of the popular K510i, but it's massively more powerful, borrowing many features from Sony Ericsson's flagship K800i Cyber-Shot phone. The camera is simply the best in its class. It's a 2 megapixel camera with a photo light and digital zoom, that includes the autofocus feature first found in the K800i. Instead of a fixed focus camera, with autofocus you can ensure that the subject of your photo is firmly in focus, leading to noticeably sharper images. With Sony being a world leader in digital camera technology, it's no surprise to learn that the K550i takes the best photos of any mid-range camera that we've reviewed to date. In fact it beats many phones that cost a lot more. The K550i features "picture blogging" - take a picture and sen... More About: Sony Ericsson , Mobile Phone , Sony , Gadget
Sony Eicsson W880i Review
2008-09-26 04:10:00 Whoa! What have Sony Ericsson been up to? They've put their top-selling Walkman phone on a crash diet, given it a stainless steel casing and bundled in a 1 Gbyte memory card and a stereo headset. The Sony Ericsson W880i is a stunning phone that is a contender for the best Walkman phone so far. It's also the thinnest and lightest 3G phone released in the UK (just 9.4 mm thick and 71g in weight). Yet it's an incredibly well featured music phone. This phone is surely destined to be a winner! The W880i is a classic-shaped phone that's relatively large but flat. The keypad is reasonably well designed, avoiding the problem that the W850i slide phone had with the top row of keys being hard to access, but the keys are too small and separated. The W880i uses a 5-way scroll key rather than the clumsy joystick used on some of its other phones. Ergonomically we'd give it 3 out of 5. The stainless steel casing gives the phone a real quality feeling though, and the phone looks great both in ... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Samsung E900 Review
2008-09-25 03:50:00 Is the Samsung E900 the coolest phone of 2006? Possibly. Clearly derived from Samsung's hugely-popular D500-D600-D800 series of slide phones, the E900 takes the best features of every one of Samsung's previous phones and adds an uber-cool look to complete the package.Just like the LG Chocolate, the E900 has touch-sensitive keys combined with a slide-up design. The outer buttons are invisible when not in use, and light up when touched. The glasslike touch screen with its glossy two-tone (black & slate) minimalist finish makes for a very sleek, very cool outer appearance. Touch the buttons and watch them magically light up! Slide open the phone and the main keypad is revealed - a standard keypad with good-size tactile buttons with a positive click response. The looks of the E900 are clearly derived from the best-selling D500, but brought right up to date with the latest technology. Functionally, everything about the E900 is good. Starting with the display, this is a best-in-clas... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericsson W810i Review
2008-09-24 04:07:00 Launched in April 2006, The Sony Ericsson W810i is the upgraded version of the highly acclaimed and massively popular Sony Ericsson W800i, the first Walkman? branded mobile phone.There are a few physical differences between the W810i and the W800i: the W810i is slightly thinner, has raised keys instead of embedded keys, and has a 5-way navigation button instead of the W800i's slightly awkward joystick. Apart from this external makeover, the differences between the W810i and the W800i are minor. The W810i has the advantage of EDGE (for faster internet access) an is quadband instead of triband. It also has Fast Port - a system connector that enables faster data transfer from phone to PC and PC to phone, and which also serves as a charging port. The W810i is designed to be an outstanding music player phone, and it succeeds. The media player supports both MP3 and AAC formats and audio quality is superb. Mega Bass? enhances bass frequencies for a better overall music experience. There'... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
UMTS 3G Mini pci embedded ( MC8775)
2008-09-23 04:26:00 MC8775 PCI Express Mini Card embedded module MC8775 PCI Express Mini Card embedded module from Sierra Wireless offers connectivity to all three HSDPA/UMTS frequency bands (850, 1900, 2100 MHz) and all four EDGE/GPRS bands (850, 900, 1800, and 1900 MHz) used worldwide, allowing seamless global roaming on a good network. The tri-band MC8775 PCI Express Mini Card, built using the MSM6280 Mobile Station Modem chipset from QUALCOMM offers peak download data rates of 3.6 Mbps. The module is approved by Telstra (and in final testing with other 3G operators) The MC8775 PCI Express Mini Card embedded module offers connectivity to all three HSDPA/UMTS frequency bands (850, 1900, 2100 MHz) and all four EDGE/GPRS bands (850, 900, 1800, and 1900 MHz) used worldwide, allowing seamless global roaming on the available network. Also available is the voice enabled variant of the module, the MC8775V, which offers simultaneous voice and data transmission capability, allowing data transmissions...
Sony Ericsson W900i Review
2008-09-22 04:04:00 The W900i is Sony Ericsson 's first 3G phone with the Walkman? branding and is probably the best music player phone released at the time of writing (January 2006). This is a phone that simply does everything! It's not a SmartPhone, so you can't install additional software on it, but that makes it easier to use than the Nokia N91, it's closest rival.The key feature of the W900i is its music playing ability, so we're going to focus on that first. The W900i has a media player that supports MP3 and AAC formats. Mega Bass? enhances bass frequencies for a better overall music experience. We have to say that the audio quality is superb (and that applies to phone calls too). An essential feature of any decent MP3 device is memory, and the W900i has bags of that! It's internal memory is a whopping 470 Mbytes, and in addition it supports both Memory Stick Duo? and Memory Stick PRO Duo? memory cards which are available in sizes of up to 2 GBytes - as much as an iPod Nano. Usefully, when y... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
samsung E840 Review
2008-09-21 03:41:00 The Samsung E840 is the World's slimmest slide phone, beating the Samsung U600 by a hair's breadth at 10.6mm. Usually it's the top-of-the-range phones that set these kinds of records, but the E840 is a mid-range phone. It's very impressive how Samsung have managed to cram so much into such a tiny phone at this budget. If you wanted a U600 but couldn't afford it, then this could be the one for you.Although it's recognisably a Samsung, the E840 deviates a bit from the usual Samsung slider look and feel. Apart from its incredible thinness, it feels solid enough, weighing in at 99g (heavier than most recent Samsungs) and has a nice smooth glassy finish. The keypad isn't the best, but it'll be fine unless you have particularly large fingers. However, it does come with love-them-or-hate-them touch-sensitive navigation buttons. Our frank advice on this is to avoid the phone unless you've already had experience of touch-sensitive buttons (e.g. in theSamsung E900 or LG Chocolate). A... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony ericsson P910i Review
2008-09-20 03:59:00 The Sony Ericsson P910i is the latest in Sony Ericsson's P-series of phones that combine PDA-style functionality with advanced mobile phone technology. The front keypad can be removed to reveal the huge internal display, offering a touchscreen facility and handwriting recognition using a specially designed pen, as well as a full QWERTY keyboard. The P900i doesn't just look like a PDA, it has many PDA-style functions. For example, its email manager can be synchronised with Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes, and can handle attachments including Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. At the same time, it includes an integrated video camera, MP3 player and downloadable Java? applications. With a range of connectivity options including Bluetooth?, the P910i provides an excellent platform for working (and playing) on the move. Physically, there is not much to differentiate the P910i from the P900, except that the keypad has been replaced with larger buttons that give a more positive resp... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Samsung D900/D900i Review
2008-09-19 03:33:00 The Samsung D900 puts the WOW! in WOW! FACTOR. Seriously, a phone this exceptional doesn't come along very often, perhaps not since the Samsung D500 in 2004. You can tell we love the phone, so let's get on with the reasons why. Firstly, this is the world's slimmest slider phone (now beaten by the Samsung U600!). Samsung have really perfected the slide design, and the D900 is silky smooth. The physical appearance of the phone is unbeatable, with a lovely magnesium surface coating and a small but functional keypad making the phone very tactile and easy to use. The LG Chocolate and the Samsung E900 may look cool with their touch-sensitive keypads, but you can't beat the ease-of-use of a conventional keypad. At just 13mm thickness, the D900 even beats the Motorola RAZR in the thinness charts. Looks aren't everything however, so let's move on to the next reason for choosing the D900 - its 3 megapixel camera with autofocus. This is simply the best camera currently available in any p... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Memory DDR2 PC5300
2008-09-18 13:05:00 DDR2 PC 5300Category : PC Memory Type : Long-DIMM DDR2Size : 130 x 30 x 2 mmStatus : RegularDescriptionCapacity : 2 GB , 1 GB , 512 MB , 256MBSpeed : 667 MHzCAL : CL 5Chip Configuration: 64Mx8 16 Chip, 32M x 8 8 ChipChipset : Major BrandIC Type :Tiny BGASlot : DIMM 240 pinType : UnbufferedVoltage : 1.8 VECC : NoRegistered : Nosicute blogger
Samsung D500 Review
2008-09-17 03:22:00 The D500 was an absolute classic phone, but is now no longer available. The closest contemporary equivalent is probably the Samsung G600, which has a much improved 5 megapixel camera. The Samsung G600 Pink and Samsung G600 Silver are available from Dial-a-Phone. Check out their Samsung G600 deals. In many respects, the D500 can be viewed as an enhancement of the D410, which itself has much in common with the best-sellingE800. Like these phones, the D500 has a slide-up design, which enables a large screen to be placed within a compact phone design. Many of the phones features are conveniently available on the front face, but a gentle push will make the slide mechanism open and close automatically, giving access to the full keypad below. Unlike the D410, the D500 has an internal aerial, giving it a more modern appearance, and removing the possibility of damage to the aerial. The phone is also lighter than the D410 at just 99g. The display on the D500 is quite exceptional. With a size... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericssons S700i review
2008-09-16 03:16:00 The Sony Ericsson S700i features a rotating opening mechanism that is very similar to the Motorola V80. Push the phone gently and it swivels open to reveal the keypad inside (see the image on the right). As well as being a cool feature, it enables a large screen to fit within a compact phone design, as well as providing protection for the keypad when closed. First impressions of the phone are very good, with beautiful styling and bright vivid colours on the display. Build quality is impressive, although the phone is rather heavy and large.When closed, the phone can be used for making and receiving calls, and for accessing the phone menu. The 4-way navigation button is easy to use and seems to be more robust than the joysticks on earlier Sony Ericsson phone. When opened, the full keypad becomes accessible for texting, dialling and using email or MMS. The keypad can also be opened at an angle of 90 degrees for use when gaming. Turn the phone over and it becomes a camera! The S700i has... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Nokia 6230i review
2008-09-15 03:13:00 The Nokia 6230i, released in the first quarter of 2005, is a few years old now and definitely not at the cutting edge, but is a design classic and still a good phone. The fact that it's still in the shops more than two years after launch proves that it's got a lot going for it! The 6230i has a decent 65k screen with a bright active matrix display and a good resolution, although it lags behind newer phones. The 1.3 megapixel camera is acceptable, and the video recorder can record for up to 1 hour. A welcome feature is the memory card that can be expanded up to 512 Mbytes. This provides plenty of capacity for storing videos and MP3 tracks.In terms of connectivity, the 6230i has it all: wireless Bluetooth? capability, plus USB cable and infrared options. Internet access is fast with EDGE high-speed data transfer, and the phone is equipped with an XHTML browser for viewing websites. Email is also available. There are a range of voice features including voice dialling, voice commands a... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericsson W900i Review
2008-09-03 15:49:00 Note: the W900i is now obsolete. For an updated design consider the Sony Ericsson W910i from Dial-a-Phone. Check out their Sony Ericsson W910i deals. The W900i is Sony Ericsson 's first 3G phone with the Walkman? branding and is probably the best music player phone released at the time of writing (January 2006). This is a phone that simply does everything! It's not a SmartPhone, so you can't install additional software on it, but that makes it easier to use than the Nokia N91, it's closest rival. The key feature of the W900i is its music playing ability, so we're going to focus on that first. The W900i has a media player that supports MP3 and AAC formats. Mega Bass? enhances bass frequencies for a better overall music experience. We have to say that the audio qua... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericsson K700i Review
2008-09-02 16:09:00 The Sony Ericsson K700i adds additional functionality to the popular and highly-rated T630 model. What's new in the K700i? Firstly, the VGA camera has been enhanced with a camcorder capability for recording videos. The TFT screen is 65,000 colours, like the T630, but it has been increased to nearly twice the size of the T630 - great for photos, videos and games. Ringtones have been upgraded from 32-voice to 40-voice. There's also an integrated FM radio and MP3 player. Another improvement is the increased memory - at 41Mbytes, this is more than virtually any other phone on the market, and is ideal for storing photos, videos and music. The brushed aluminium finish of the phone and the curved shape make for a very sexy image, and the phone definitely deserves 5 stars when it comes to looks. Sony Er... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Nokia N91 Review
2008-09-01 15:54:00 The Nokia N91 is the third N-Series phone to be released, and is designed to be a combined phone & music player. The unique selling point of the N91 is that it is the first Nokia phone to be equipped with a hard drive. The hard drive offers 4 Gbytes of storage - enough to compete with the Ipod Nano and sufficient to store more than 1,000 songs. This may really be the first phone that can rival an iPod for music capabilities. Nokia have given careful thought to making the music player an integral part of the device, not just an add-on feature. The music player supports a wide range of formats, including MP3, AAC and AAC+. Playlist management is easy. There's a dedicated music key for switching between the music player and other applications, and volume controls for the music player. Music pauses when a call ... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Sony Ericsson K750i Review
2008-08-31 16:07:00 The Sony Ericsson replaces the Sony Ericsson K700i and is a big improvement. It's a big step up in the world of camera phones, with a 2-megapixel digital camera with autofocus. Previous camera phones were all fixed focus, which is OK for quick point-and-shoot pictures, but with autofocus you can ensure crisp sharp shots of the subject. This is an exciting development which moves phone camera technology a big step forward. The K750i doesn't stop there - it's a fully featured phone with the best of everything - video camera, digital music player, FM radio, Bluetooth, memory stick, triband - you name it, it's got it! Its screen is as good as anything going - much better than the Nokia 6230i, the same resolution as the Samsung D500, but not quite as high as the Sony Ericsson S700i. ... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Samsung Armani Review
2008-08-30 15:12:00 The Samsung Giorgio Armani phone is a truly compact touchscreen phone. It doesn't have the ease-of-use of Apple's iPhone nor the high-end features of the LG Viewty touchphone, but it looks amazing. If you can get used to the touchscreen interface, you'll find that it's a beautiful phone that can also take photos, record video clips and play music. We loved last year's LG Prada, so we were really looking forward to reviewing the Samsung Giorgio Armani. Samsung plus Armani is such a fantastic combination, that success is guaranteed, right? Well not necessarily, because a lot has changed since the Prada phone of 2007 - the Armani now has to complete with the iPhone and the LG Viewty. Let's put the phone through its paces and see how it shapes up to the competiti... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Nokia 6300 Review
2008-08-29 15:17:00 Our favourite Nokia for years and the only Nokia phone ever to be rated 5 stars by our users. A classic design with a beautiful stainless steel finish. Slim, elegant, easy to use and with a good quality 2 megapixel camera, a built-in MP3 player, memory expandable to 2 Gbytes, and wireless Bluetooth connectivity. Only the below-average battery life stops this from getting 5 stars. Available in silver, black and white. Nokia's slogan for the 6300 is "Simply beautiful - beautifully simple." The beauty comes from the sleek, classic design with stainless-steel surfaces, and the simplicity reflects the fact that this is an all-round kind of phone: not a smartphone, not 3G, but including all of the functionality that most people want. Sounds like a winner! Could Nokia finally be getting back to what... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget , Nokia 6300
Sony Ericsson W800i Review
2008-08-28 15:45:00 Launched in August 2005, The Sony Ericsson W800i is virtually the same as the D750i and K750i, the difference being that the W800i is Sony Ericsson's first mobile phone to be Walkman? branded. The clear message is that this is both a phone and an MP3 player. The specification of the W800i is the same as the K750i, except that the W800i is customised for music. There's a one-touch music button for controlling the MP3 player, plus extra bundled software for ripping audio tracks from CDs. The W800i also comes with a larger memory stick for storing all those songs - 512 Mbytes may not sound a lot when compared with an iPod (or even an iPod Mini), but it's pretty large for a phone, and is enough for around 150 audio tracks. The memory stick is expandable to 1 Gbyte. A quality headset is included ... More About: Mobile Phone , Review , Gadget
Yahoo! backs! OpenID!
2008-01-20 01:34:00 Yahoo! has pledged to support OpenID from the end of the month, giving a massive boost for the online identity framework that aims to cut password headaches. Yahoo.com and sister site flickr.com will add support for OpenID 2.0, Yahoo! said on Thursday. Separately, Google's Blogger confirmed yesterday plans to become an OpenID provider. document.write('x3Cscript src="http://ad.uk.doubleclick.net/adj/reg .security.4159/identity;'+RegExCats+GetVC s()+'pid='+RegId+RegDT+';'+RegKW+'maid='+ maid+';test='+test+';pf='+RegPF+';dcove=d ;sz=336x280;tile=3;ord=' + rand + '?" type="text/javascript">x3C/script>'); The developments mean that users will be able to use Blogger URLs or Yahoo! IDs to sign onto other OpenID compliant websites. Yahoo's support is based on a version of the technology ratified in December. OpenID enables users to consolidate their internet identity, eliminating the need to create separate IDs and logins for numerous websites they may visit. Around... More About: Yahoo , Yahoo!
Quad-core Xeons use small power plant to maul Opterons
2008-01-17 15:43:00 A recent benchmark comparing quad-core chips asserts that Intel Xeon-based servers have an edge in performance but are complete power hogs when compared to the dainty energy appetite of AMD Opteron-based servers. The test was conducted by the computer performance consulting firm Neal Nelson & Associates. It showed Intel Xeon-based servers reaching 14 per cent higher throughput performance over similarly configured AMD Opteron-based servers, which consumed 41 per cent less power. Interesting results, considering Intel's bravado about power efficiency with the Xeon chips. According to the research firm, Intel's claim isn't necessarily incorrect from a narrow perspective. It's the wide angle that bites Chipzilla. "By themselves the Intel processor chips may use less power, but all current Intel Xeon servers require the use of Fully Buffered memory modules," said Neal Nelson, the test's designer. "These FB-memory modules appear to consume more power than the DDR-II memory... More About: Power , Small , Core , Quad-core , Quad
SUN Buy Mysql , build or destory ?
2008-01-17 15:36:00 Sun Microsystems is to pay $1bn for open source database developer MySQL. MySQL's open source databases are widely used online, but Sun is hoping to increase their use in more traditional IT and enterprise settings. The database is used by many websites - 50,000 copies a day are downloaded. MySQL will be integrated into Sun's Software, Sales and Services organisation. MySQL's CEO Marten Mickos will join Sun's senior executive team, and a group of staff from both companies will sort out the integration. MySQL makes a range of databases, including MySQL Enterprise Server, MySQL Enterprise Monitor, and MySQL Embedded Database, and claims 100 million copies have been downloaded at some time. It provides the "M" in LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python) - the software stack much of the web runs on. Although Sun is generally seen as a good friend to the open source community, it will be interesting to see how that sometimes touchy group reacts to the corporate takeover. M... More About: Mysql , Build
Asus ee like from Everex 9in sub-notebook
2008-01-17 15:29:00 Not content with mounting a serious challenge to Asus ' elfin Eee PC, US manufacturer Everex this week said it will follow up its 7in CloudBook sub-notebook with larger models later in the year. To be fair, these are all enhancements Asus has already pledged to make to the Eee PC line-up. At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), it announced it would release 8in and 9in notebooks Eees later this year. In November 2007, it promised this year will see a desktop version.So Everex - owned by Taiwanese manufacturer First International (FIC) - is really just playing catch-up. So are other Taiwanese companies, with the likes of Acer, Gigabyte and others hinting they're going to be tackling the low-cost laptop and ultra-cheap desktop markets in 2008. Many of these products will be based on Intel's 'Shelton' platform. Everex's first CloudBook, the CE1200V, will go on sale in the States on 25 January for an Eee-matching $399. Like the Eee, the CloudBook comes with a 7in, 800 x 480 dis... More About: Notebook
2008 - the year VoIP gets hacked?
More articles from this author:2008-01-17 15:20:00 With VoIP rapidly becoming a commodity feature in everything from TV set-top boxes to barcode scanners, Sipera's VIPER Lab predicts that 2008 will be the year it all goes pear-shaped - a prediction borne out by Cisco's first security fix of the year. VIPER reckons that denial of service attacks and eavesdropping, using hacked computers, will start to become serious issues during 2008. Cisco's latest advisory warns their Unified Communications Manager has a buffer-overflow bug which would facilitate the former, and offers a downloadable fix. But as public IP networks become part of the telecommunications infrastructure, the potential for hackers to cause mayhem increases. Microsoft Office Communications Server is, apparently, what the forward-looking hacker is currently reading up on. The potential of using unified communications for all sorts of fraud becomes easier when it's controlled from one place. Fixed/Mobile convergence is also suggested as a security weakness, with... More About: Voip , Hacked , Year 1, 2, 3, 4 |
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