Santa Rosa invasion not just targeting laptop, but Tablet PC too. Now Fujitsu has been a victim. Featuring Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 2.4 GHz processor, the new Fujitsu Lifebook T4220 Santa Rosa boast 12-inch SXGA+/12-inch XGA 1024 x 768 pixels resolutions in convertible model. Other technical specifications: 4.3 pounds weight, 1.5 inches thick; I/O ports: headphone and microphone jacks, 3-in-1 card reader, SmartCard and PC Card slots, and USB port. Other features: Wireless 802.11 a/b/g, Bluetooth, modular DVD burner, sounding speakers, and Windows Vista Business Edition as default OS.

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Sony has done a good job improving its P-range with the release of SE P1. The new Sony Ericsson P1 has full QWERTY but inputing text also reachable via handwriting. In hardware level, the improvement features include 512MB memory stick micro, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, VoIP, 3.2 MP camera and 2.6-inch touchscreen. The case available in silver and black color. And in application level, the new P1 utilizes push email, BlackBerry Connect, Microsoft office, Opera browser, and multimedia player for listening FM radio as well as for watching video or mobile TV.

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iRiver Clix make your mini-PMP Speak louder. Scheduled to be ready on mid this month, the new clix comes with stylish design as you can see. You can connect the clix to PC but it is actually dedicated to iRiver’s portable media player as a speaker. Just take it home if you ready out some of your wallet ($30).

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The smartloop technology able to inform you about free parking area, traffic jam, accidents, and more. That why this new GPS is so special. Another unique features include removable HDD for easy data transfering from PC. Availale in 8 new GPS models, the stuff that make it different between them is the availability of screen, HDD, 5.1 support, DVD player, Digital TV Tuner, or Divx palyer. Just juice up one for you!

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DivX Player that uses SATA HDD as storage has been out from the oven. The player was manufactured by Sarotech (Korean Company) under codename DVP-370S. Honestly, it is new for me, i mean never heard before. Featuring 5.1 for sound, the player is designed to have extra features such 3MU files support and High Definition (HD) ready. I don’t have the hand on, but looking the photo above, the box has good looking (but don’t marry her) and features rectangle panel and circle button as well as power button in the front of the box. The price is not mentioned yet.

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The new Samsung Q1 Ultra is launched today. This UMPC Features: 4.5 hours battery life, LED backlit screen (1024×600 resolution), wireless connectivity, and split-QWERTY keyboard. Price: $799. How to describe this? i think that is enough. But if you have a question about the availability on the street, i think it should be announced in the next days, just wait. I just want to mention the $799 pricetags, it a little bit (30%) more expensive compare to iPhone, so which one do you prefer? I choose both because they has each own world.

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The new GPS is powered by Samsung Processor (400MHz), 64MB of memory (which is expandable via SD card slot), and 4-inch touch-screen. It is also coming with TMC (live traffic information). As a new end GPS system, it also has multimedia features such as MP3, AVI, WMV, and MP4 player.

The different between 810 & 830 is the storage capacity (1GB for 810 and 2GB for 830). The new 810 will be available this month for 299 Euros, but the 830 will hit the real market next month for 449 Euros. [via techdigest]

What else technology is it? This is a Dye-Sublimation printing technology which bring the combination of ink and laser printing methods into one box. As a result: these printer can produce high-resolution images in 45 seconds, very fast. In addition, the printers also utilizes Sony’s own Bionz Image Technology to process super high 48M image quality. Coming with LCD display screen (3.6-inc for FP90 and 2.5-inch for FP70) and image editing functionality, the printer delivering easy photo editing before printing, just make sure you get the perfect preview before you process it.

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