Today the market is flooding with new and novel Netbooks each day, and to fit the pocket of the users, the companies are coming with smaller screen Netbooks, which carry a reasonable price tag. But still users prefer at least a 10-inch screen when it comes to choosing Netbook with small screen; and keeping this thing in mind, Acer that owes a huge chunk of the growing Netbook market and had the Acer Aspire One with a 9-inch screen, is coming out with a 10-inch model.
The latest rumors which are floating all around are that Nokia will soon come out with an AppStore for its Symbian OS. If the rumors are true then the latest store will be announced officially during the upcoming Mobile World Congress, which is set to take place in Barcelona from 16th to 19th February.
No doubt, if Nokia comes out with an AppStore for Symbian, it will definitely help it to gin some advantage and it won't come as a big surprise too since last year the Finnish mobile phones maker has announced the Symbian Foundation.
ASUS has come out with the latest Eee PC 1000HE that would provide the users with a revamped chicklet style keyboard and the new Intel Atom N280 processor. Though the exterior and interior look is quite familiar to the 1000HA and 901, however it could be said that if the users liked the old style; they will definitely love this one.
It should be noted that the new Eee PC 1000HE, that its battery life has been extended to 9.5 hour the credit of which goes to battery 30% larger and improved power management.
Here are some of the specifications of ASUS Eee PC 1000HE:-
Nikon toady made announcement regarding its AF-S DX 35mm f1.8 G lens, which is basically a "fast-fifty" for DX shooters and a fast aperture prime lens with a DX equivalent focal length of 52mm. Thus it replaces the classic 50mm focal length, long a standard in photography for having a field of vision similar to the human eye.
New York - Plunging demand and restructuring costs eroded earnings for the world's largest appliance maker Whirlpool Corp, which Monday reported a 75 per cent drop in profits to 44 million dollars in the final quarter of 2008.
Revenues fell by 19 per cent to 4.3 billion dollars due to the increasing strength of the dollar, which made exports less attractive, the company said.
Public sector equipment maker Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has notified that it has received four contracts worth Rs 7,000 crore from various producers, to supply and set up electrical equipment for thermal power projects.
The contracts have been awarded to BHEL by India's power utility NTPC, NLC Tamil Nadu Power Ltd (NTPL) and Mahagenco.