HTC Ruby Leaked , Full specification, feature, price

The first blow pressure on HTC Ruby, which should become the HTC T-Mobile Surprise later this year. We have seen many pictures of the flight of aircraft in the natural environment, including a black version and even a photo of the back side of the unit is in the reflection of a tablet screen, so there is no way to here it is again.

But it is clear the entire front of the device and the image of the loss indicates an immediate start, though not yet confirmed any date. HTC Amaze Ruby or 4G, it is likely to be called a powerful device, T-Mobile, a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and 1 GB of memory.

The handset will also feature a 4.3 inch 540 x 960 QHD resolution display, an 8-megapixel rear-facing camera with dual LED flash, a 2-megapixel front camera and 16GB of internal memory. It will run HTC Sense UI 3.5 on top of Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

The Android phone’s photo was recently featured by Pocketnow. It will be offered by T-Mobile complete with the following specs:

4.3-inch qHD display
1GB of RAM
1.5GHz dual-core processor
8-megapixel HD-video camera
2-megapixel front facing
camera NFC capabilities
HSPA+ connectivity

Apple Mac Mini 2011

Apple Mac Mini was a bit of a let-down. Sure, it got a Good re-design, with a gleaming metallic body, low-profile chassis and a new HDMI port that seemed like a belated attempt to try and repurpose the Mini as a media centre system for Home user. However, the hardware inside it was actually not much powerfull means it is downgraded, which meant that you were paying almost £650 for a low-spec desktop Mac that didn’t even include a mouse and keyboard, let alone a monitor.

This year brings slightly better news, as the £529 base model has been reinstated and the adoption of the i5 processor brings a welcome performance boost. The basic model has a 2.3GHz Core i5 processor, 2GB RAM, 500GB hard disk and an integrated Intel HD 3000 graphics processor that shares 288MB of system memory. That doesn’t leave a lot of memory for the graphically heavyweight Lion operating system, so 4GB really ought to be standard.

On test is the next model up, which does double the RAM to 4GB, as well as marginally increasing the speed to a 2.5GHz Core i5 processor. This model also gets a more powerful AMD Radeon HD6630M graphics processor that has 256MB of its own video memory. The bad news is that the price on this model has started to creep up again – £699 this time, which still seems steep given the lack of accessories – one accessory in particular, which I’ll come to in a moment.

The £699 model can be further upgraded to a 2.7GHz Core i7 processor for an extra £80, and there’s also the Lion Server model featuring a 2.0GHz i7, 4GB RAM and dual 500GB hard drives for £849.

Creative Zen Style M300 – MP3 player with Bluetooth Facility

With very low dimensions, Creative Zen Style M300 is an MP3 player that has an attractive view in many ways. Most likely it will compare with the iPod Nano, but the producer didn’t think so far.

The screen of 1.45″ is not touchscreen, but the buttons around it are. Internal storage capacity of 4 GB, 8 GB or 16 GB can be increased by an additional 32 GB via microSD slot. Supported audio formats are MP3, WMA and WAV, FLAC support is forgotten by the manufacturer. Along with an FM tuner, the Zen Style M300 player boasts with a Bluetooth 2.1 module.

Those who already have a pair of Bluetooth headphones are able to listen to music wirelessly from Creative Zen Style M300. The player from Apple cannot boast with such feature. Its integrated battery has an autonomy of 20 hours, but will be reduced quite a lot using the Bluetooth connection. Like the iPod Nano, Zen Style M300 can put the watch on the full screen display.

Also, video playback is possible by processing videos using an application installed on your PC, but I do not think that is a very customer-based function. The price is but one of the strengths of the MP3 player. Creative Zen Style M300 costs $50, $70 or $90 depending on its capacity. Those who are not interested by the Bluetooth module can purchase the Creative Zen Style M100 model which costs $40 with 4 GB and $60 with 8 GB.

Dell Vostro V131 powered by Core i3/i5 CPU with 9.5 hours of battery life

Dell brings to small business customers its new Vostro V131 portable powerhouse engineered to maximize business productivity. The 13.3-inch notebook is powered by choice of Intel Sandy Bridge Core i3/i5 processor. It packs up to a 320GB hard drive.

The Vostro V131 has a 13.3-inch 1366×768 display and offers USB 3.0 ports and chiclet keyboard with a backlit option. The notebook promises up to 9.5 hours of battery life. It supports WiFi connectivity and can be equipped with optional Bluetooth 3.0, WWAN 3G and LTE connectivity. The V131 starts at $449.

Smart Modular's 1.6TB Optimus SSD reads up to 1GB/s, claims to be the world's largest and fastest Drive

We love us a good speed record and today's comes paired with another superlative: biggest and baddest. Smart Modular Technologies just announced the Optimus SSD, a drive with up to a record 1.6TB in storage that can also read up to a gigabyte of data per second.

The 2.5-inch drive also promises write speeds of 500MB/s and will be available in smaller 200GB, 400GB, and 800GB capacities, in addition to that 1.6TB monster. No word on pricing except that Smart Modular insists they'll be "cost-effective." Then again, the company expects IT departments will snap these up for corporate use, so your guess is as good as ours as to how accessible these will be for run-of-the-mill hobbyists.

Smart is also claiming that its Optimus solutions represent the world's fastest multi-level cell and highest capacity SAS SSD's available - notching up a random read performance of 100,000 IOPS, and write of 50,000 IOPS, and sustained sequential read of 1000 MB/s in applications equipped to support wide-port SAS technology, and write of 500 MB/s.

The Optimus SAS SSD enterprise solutions are scheduled to make a public appearance at the Flash Memory Summit between August 9 and 11 in Santa Clara, California ahead of sampling in September. There's no word at all on how much this technology is going to cost, which is probably a good indication that it's going to easily live up to its enterprise status.

VIZIO VTAB1008 Tablet Pre-order begins for a Price of $399; Release Date July 18

Vizio finally started pre-order for its first Android tablet VIZIO VTAB1008, the tablet was unveiled very recently and we didn’t have to wait a further long time like the first tease months ago. You can pre-order the tablet right now from the VIZIO website. The tablet is priced at $399 and will be released on July 18th.

The tablet sports 8 inch display with 1024 x 768 resolution, 1GHz processor and sports built-in GPS, Bluetooth, 2GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot (supports up to 32GB), micro HDMI output, and a front facing camera for video calls. Consumers will also be able to use the tablet as a remote control for their VIZIO and other compatible devices through the universal remote control app and built-in IR blaster.

The VIZIO tablet will be bundled with a free 16GB card and a folio style case, When it comes to pricing, there are tablets which offers Honeycomb if you are willing to pay a little so it is up to you to decide to buy it or not. What do you think? are you going to buy this one anyway?

Acer Predator G5910 Gaming Desktop releasing in mid July

Acer has turned in to gaming desktops after releasing range of notebooks including the Acer Ethos notebooks that was unveiled yesterday. The new desktops dubbed Predator G5910 is a powerful one with such a predator look in design. You have many options when it comes to hardware, the device is available with optional Intel’s second generation Sandy Bridge processors up to the i5-2500 and Core i7 up to the i7-2600.

The desktop is capable of up to 16GB DDR3 Memory, and features 10 USB 2.0 ports, a 12-in-1 memory card slot, two swappable hard drive bays, and as much as 8TB of storage spread across four SATA drives. The computer can also be fitted with a Blu-ray burner or other optical disc drive.

For better and high resolution experience you have optional graphics card from The computer can also be fitted with a Blu-ray burner or other optical disc drive. The device is also equipped with NVIDIA  3D Vision capability and you can also overclock this guy using Intel’s own Extreme Tuning Utility, but only if you opt for a K-series CPU. For connectivity the Predator G5910 offers a wired LAN port, WiFi, front IO ports. The Acer predator G5910 Desktop PC will be released in the mid of July with a price tag of £599 including VAT in the UK.

Asus ultra portable-thin U36 notebook

ASUS's ultra portable laptop will finally grace folks in the UK market. If you'll recall, the 13.3-inch U36's stand out features include a svelte 19mm thickness, standard voltage i5 processor, NVIDIA Optimus graphics, and a USB 3.0 toggle (for an estimated 11.5 hour battery life). The hardware seems chunky now that we've played with the company's UX21 ultrathin, but with a price of £699 (just over $1,200) it's hard to complain much. If your palms are beginning to sweat in excitement, it's available at Micro Anvika today in your choice of black or silver, and should be at Comet by the end of the month. You'll find even more details in the PR that just so happens to be waiting after the break.

The  £699 or US $1200  model will include the following:
13.3-inch display (1366x768 resolution)
Intel Core i5-460M dual-core processor (2.53GHz; 2.80GHz Turbo Boost; 3MB cache)
Nvidia GeForce G310M graphics with 1GB of memory
4GB system RAM
500GB 7200RPM hard drive
HDMI, one USB 3.0 port
2-year global warranty w/ 1 year accidental damage protection

Seaget Slimmest External Hard Disk Coming in Second Quarter 2011

Storage capacity and the physical size of storage media have always shared an inverse relation. As the drives gradually shrunk over time, storage capacity has increased nonetheless. Seagate has given its GoFlex range of portable external drives the same treatment with the new GoFlex Slim drive. The Slim GoFlex variant packs in 320GB storage capacity in a 2.5-inch form factor that's slimmed down to 9mm, which is 38% thinner than the previous GoFlex range.

You essentially get the same form factor, but in a thinner package that's easier to slip into your pockets. The secret behind GoFlex Slim's anorexia is Seagate's Momentus Thin drive, which spins at a speedy 7200RPM and features the USB 3.0 interface. The drive may be slim, but the price sure isn't. It retails at an MRP of Rs. 4,500, but a trip to your local hardware haven is recommended for the current street price.