A sophisticated slider phone for the Hong Kong lifestyle.
Sony Ericsson releases their T715 slider phone into the market. This phone is obviously for a mid-range market since the features seem to be a bit on the light side compared to the phones we’ve been covering over the past few weeks.
It does look nice and it’s got bluetooth and all the other standard features a mobile phone must have these days:
Elegant and compact slider – looks sophisticated no matter what the setting
Large keypad and font size – get the most out of your SMS or email management
3G network connection – quick and easy internet browsing
Large 2.2” screen – even in direct sunlight
Smart desktop and birthday reminders – organize your life in an intuitive way
3.2 megapixel camera with Photo light – perfect pictures no matter what the lighting conditions
The T715 will be available in Hong Kong in Q3 2009. In the video below you get a better idea of the size and exactly who Sony is targeting with this type of phone:
Stylish leather laptop bag with a multitude of foldable variations.
You not a Mac guy? Want to have your ThinkPad stand out amongst your friends? Well Austria-based design firm Hard Graft brings us this leather-crafted in Italy laptop bag really takes portable laptop style to the next level.
It can take a 13″ or a 17″ laptop is made from premium Italian hand-picked, hand-tanned and hand-finished leather offers eight different ways for you to sport it.
3 zipper pockets
2 main outside pockets with magnetic closures
no obtrusive inside pockets
flexible shock absorbant inner layer
heavy duty waterproof inner lining in pitch black
concealed nylon zipper
You order yours for HK$3,800 / €349.00click here to check out more photos and to place your online order.
Is it another hit for Michael Bay or his worst movie ever?
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen came out in Hong Kong last Wednesday. We didn’t bother to write a full review on this movie because basically we know that everyone is going to see it no matter what. If you liked the first one most likely you will somewhat enjoy the sequel.
So we’re turning the review responsibilities to our readers. Did you see it in a regular 35mm cinema or did you traipse out to Megabox to see it in IMAX (Which we hear is sold out for the next few weeks)? Were you offended by the 2 robots above? Not enough Megan Fox? Want to kill Shia LeBoef? Easily just pick one choice from the poll below or type out a few words, we want to hear from you.
Head out to your local phone superstore and grab one of these new Nokia’s.
Nokia Hong Kong has just updated us on these 2 handsets that we’ve covered in the past. The Nokia XpressMusic we covered back in March and its on sale now in June, if you are keeping track! We hope to get a N86 in the office soon so we can give you a review.
5730 XpressMusic: the first XpressMusic phone with QWERTY keypad
Price: HK$3,098
N86 8MP: the first phone with 8.0 Megapixel camera from Nokia
It’s great when a big company realizes they made and released such a crap product (in this case Windows Vista) that they are willing to take action on the next one. With Windows 7 Release Candidate (Micro-speak for “beta” and you can still download it here) getting great reviews, it looks like a return to form for the PC operating system.
So what Microsoft is doing with Windows 7 is that from now until the official launch in Q4 of 2009 if you buy a new a new PC with a OEM version of Vista on it, or an actual copy of Windows Vista you will get a special deal to upgrade to Windows 7 when it comes out. Those that have Vista Home Basic or XP are SOL though.
The 3 ways to upgrade are:
Pre-Installed on branded computers: The manufacturer like Acer has some deal with Microsoft and will have their deal offered to you. The fee to you will be charged by the manufacturer.
OEM PC’s: An upgrade coupon will come inside the product and no additional fee is needed.
Box set: When you register your product you will be alerted when you can be upgraded for an additional HK$150
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