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Sharp AQUOS smartphone doesn’t look like one Posted: 22 May 2011 08:01 AM PDT
Well, Sharp has just introduced the AQUOS phone to folks living in the Land of the Rising Sun, where it intends to deliver plenty of enjoyment to users courtesy of a high-quality graphics engine and the ability to hook up to AQUOS LCD TVs. The latter is definitely a no-brainer – after all, why let your phone connect to TVs from your rivals when you can take advantage of this situation to sell more TVs of your own? Sharp will also leverage on their own proprietary technology to differentiate itself in the smartphone market, and intends to develop a ‘global smartphone’ which will also be sold in China. The AQUOS phone will come with a high-quality graphics engine, and can connect to other AV equipment and wireless networks. When it is linked to an AQUOS LCD TV via HDMI, you will be able to share your favorite videos and games with others when it comes to viewing, not to mention Internet HD videos and additional content. Not only that, with the expected proliferation of equipment that have been certified for the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) home network standard, you are able to do much more – including watching content from AQUOS TVs or Blu-ray Disc recorders wirelessly on your AQUOS smartphone. The entertainment bandwagon does not stop there, as another feature would be a high-quality graphics engine that incorporates the image-reproducing know-how Sharp has amassed via its AQUOS LCD TVs. This engine will boast of image sharpening technology that delivers extremely naturally renderings of the borders and contours of images, and color adjustment technology, which adjusts color intensity and brightness. No idea on pricing as at press time though. Coolest Gadgets UK – For all your UK centric tech and gadget news. [ Sharp AQUOS smartphone doesn’t look like one copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts: |
RageGage helps tide you over those temper tantrums Posted: 22 May 2011 07:40 AM PDT
RageGage is a dynamic, customizable smash pad which will offer cheeky, humorous distraction that intends to quickly defuse any tense situations, targeting even the most violent rage-explosions. At last, there is one good thing that online games are there for instead of just being time wasters and a productivity thief in offices worldwide – you get to let off some steam by virtually smacking Facebook friends, without having them suffer from a “panda eye” in the process. Just how easy RageGage is to use? You can get it up and running in a jiffy – just turn on the device using the volume knob, crank the volume up to the maximum and give RageGage's soft gel pad your very best pounding until all of your frustrations melt away. If RageGage at any time detects that you are bottling up rage, it will automatically induce healthy rage relief by making fun of you. If that does not work, then it will even pull in your mama – some say that’s below the belt, but anything is fair game when it comes to defusing your anger in a healthy manner. For those who ascribe to the proverb that “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” and yet never really believe in it, then you might be cautioned that RageGage will even hurl insults such as "you wuss" or "who are you kid?" your way. RageGage will ship pre-loaded with a hilarious voice and a number of rage-tastic phrases, offering extra fun-to-smash character voices such as faux politicians and "celebutards" include POTUS (our commander and chief), Lush Rimbaugh (right wing shock jock), and Valley Girl (a brain-dead, Chihuahua-clutching hotel heiress). RageGage can be yours for $19.99, where it will come in 9 different colorful designs to match any rage-type. Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides, Christmas shopping made easy. [ RageGage helps tide you over those temper tantrums copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] Related Posts: |
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