Nano, the cheapest car in the world, is all set to hit Indian roads by the end of March, turning Ratan Tata's dreams to produce 'the people's car' into reality.
The company will organise a function on 23 March in Mumbai to launch Nano in the presence of renowned personalities from business, political and social sector.
The company said in a statement, "The car will be on display at Tata Motors dealerships from the first week of April. Bookings will commence from the second week of April."
Today the Epson Stylus Office range was launched by Epson in India. It was announced by the company in a press conference in Bangalore that the latest Epson Stylus Office T30, T40W, TX300F and TX600FW were the company's exclusive latest business MFDs printers which have specially been designed to meet the needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Furthermore, the company also launched two sheet fed scanners, the Epson GT-S80 and GT-S50, as part of the line-up.
Leading commercial note book maker, HP India launched a new Elite Book Notebook PC series, targeting high class business professionals in corporate sector.
The notebooks, with 15 hour battery life, are provided with all day to day use facilities and designed to withstand instant temperature increase, vibrations and humidity problems, using cutting edge technology in its manufacturing process.
Western Digital on Wednesday launched its latest network-attached storage (NAS) server that basically is the updated version of the My Book World Edition NAS server and which might be the first server that would be quite easy to use as compared to older NAS devices that use to complicate the matter by offering a lot more than just simple plug-and-play network storage, which use to confuse the beginner home users.
On 3rd April, UK would see Nintendo launching its new DSi, two days before its release in the US - at a retail price of 149 GBP.
A source, on condition of anonymity, disclosed, "A third iteration of Nintendo's hugely successful handheld hardware, the DSi adds two cameras while slimming the proportions, and perhaps most significantly adds both an SD card slot and 256MB of memory, transforming the DS into a multimedia tool."
The world is aiming to go green and keeping this motto in mind, Sony has come out with its latest HDTV in its Bravia line dubbed as WE5, which the company claims would help the users to significantly save energy and thus reducing electricity bills.
How does WE5 do it? Well to understand this, it should be first noted that most TVs even when turned off, draw power. However the new WE5 is equipped with special switch, which can be activated reducing the power consumption of the set to zero watts when not in use.
Nano, the cheapest car in the world, is all set to hit Indian roads by the end of March, turning Ratan Tata's dreams to produce 'the people's car' into reality. 
Today the Epson Stylus Office range was launched by Epson in India. It was announced by the company in a press conference in Bangalore that the latest Epson Stylus Office T30, T40W, TX300F and TX600FW were the company's exclusive latest business MFDs printers which have specially been designed to meet the needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Furthermore, the company also launched two sheet fed scanners, the Epson GT-S80 and GT-S50, as part of the line-up.
Leading commercial note book maker, HP India launched a new Elite Book Notebook PC series, targeting high class business professionals in corporate sector.
Western Digital on Wednesday launched its latest network-attached storage (NAS) server that basically is the updated version of the My Book World Edition NAS server and which might be the first server that would be quite easy to use as compared to older NAS devices that use to complicate the matter by offering a lot more than just simple plug-and-play network storage, which use to confuse the beginner home users. 
On 3rd April, UK would see Nintendo launching its new DSi, two days before its release in the US - at a retail price of 149 GBP. 
The world is aiming to go green and keeping this motto in mind, Sony has come out with its latest HDTV in its Bravia line dubbed as WE5, which the company claims would help the users to significantly save energy and thus reducing electricity bills. 
