Sony XEL-1 (11-inch OLED )

Specifications:

Screen Technology: OLED

Diagonal screen size: 11 inch


Aspect ratio: 16:9

Additional features:
1080p input-ready; onboard memory stick slot and network port; integrated digital TV tuner; dual HDMI terminals.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 241 x 248 x 130 mm

Weight: 2 kg

Audio:
Surround effects
S-Force

Total output power:
1W x 2
Video
Contrast ratio
1000000:1

Additional features:
960 x 540 resolution; HD-compatible.

For the outrageously rich at US$2500 a piece.


Source: http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/home_av/tvs/0,39037586,42771454p,00.htm

Sony changes the naming convention of future mobile devices

"Sony Ericsson is going to change its old nomenclature of their entire product range. Some among you were surprised of the funky and weird namings of the latest Sony Ericsson products."

Taken from: The Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog (http://blog.se-nse.net/2008/02/25/new-nomenclature-of-upcoming-se-phones/)

Seems very "similar" to Japanese-made mobile phones. Oh my, what am I thinking. Sony-Ericsson IS the love-child of electronics giant Sony Corporation and Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson!

Nokia reveals futuristic Morph concept device

"The latest of its futuristic devices come in the form of Morph, a joint project between the Nokia Research Center and the University of Cambridge. As its name suggests, Morph is a nanotechnology concept that shows how mobile devices in the future will be made of flexible materials which can be stretched and flexed to any shape the user desires. It is also used to demonstrate how nanotechnology can ultimately deliver "transparent electronics and self-cleaning surfaces"."

Currently, it is just a concept device, so we can only imagine. However, with Nokia being a mobile giant, it is not hard to understand that this technology will most likely be implemented on their mobilephones in the future.

Source: http://asia.cnet.com/crave/2008/02/26/nokia-unveils-futuristic-morph-concept-device/

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