Gadget News & Trends
Gadget News & Trends
Anritsu Company introduces an option that allows its MT8221B BTS Master handheld base station analyzer to accurately and easily measure all defined LTE bandwidths and frequencies. The first handheld instrument to cover LTE end-to-end, the MT8221B allows field engineers and…
Alta Data Technologies (Alta) announces the release of two new MIL-STD-1553 products for PCI Express (PCIE) systems: One (1L) and four lane (4L) PCIE-1553 interface cards. Mentioned as the first low profile PCI Express 1553 interface card, the products support…
Created by German multimedia software specialists MAGIX, Audio Cleaning Lab offers users a whole array of options for professional audio editing. And the MAGIX’s Rescue Your Vinyl & Tapes records from LPs, restore sound and convert songs into MP3s. The…
As a publisher and a seasonal marketer, I love to collect the holiday gift ideas from the beginning of the year. That’s why I publish this post. Mattel Chief Executive Officer Bob Eckert unveils his number one toy pick for…
novero announced the upcoming availability of Lexington, a clean and confident Bluetooth solution for men. Designed to flawlessly compliment one’s mobile lifestyle, Lexington is crafted in brushed steel and piano black finish – a refined, understated headset, embracing the modern…
Mentioned as the world’s first HSPA+ Android smartphone, the Huawei’s U8800 is expected to be commercially available in the third quarter of 2010. The U8800 supports downlink speeds of up to 14 Mb/s, which is faster than existing 3G smartphones.…
LX900 Color Label Printer which was introduced last month, is now shipping. Priced at $2995 (MSRP) in the USA and Canada, LX900 produces labels at speeds of up to 4.5” per second – almost 17 times faster than Primera’s best-selling…
With 600 participants, Life Time Fitness Breaks Guinness World Record for Largest Static Cycling Class on Jan. 9, 2010 at CityCentre Life Time Athletic, Houston, Texas. Life Time previously held the same record when, on March 23, 2009, 418 participants…
