Blackberry Tour 9630 specs get leaked

Author: Jeff

4 Jun

Pictures of the Blackberry Tour 9630, originally called the Niagara, have been circulating for a while now but specs have been no where to be seen. Fortunately, our friends over at MobileSyrup have gotten their hands on a full spec sheet for the device:

Size (L x W x D): 112 x 62 x 14.2 mm
Weight: 130 grams
Memory: 256 MB internal Flash memory
Expandable Memory: microSD located under the battery door cover
Battery: 1400 mAh removable/rechargeable cryptographic lithium cell
Battery Life: TBD
Keyboard: 35 key backlit QWERTY
Display: High resolution HVGA 480×360 pixel
Camera: 3.2 MP camera, flash auto focus
GPS: Assisted, autonomous and simultaneous GPS enabled with preloaded BlackBerry Application for e911 capabilities
Media Player: Video format support MPEG4; Audio format support MP3, AAC AAC+ etc
Bluetooth: Bluetooth V2.0; mono/stereo headset, hands-free, PBAP
Headset: 3.5mm stereo headset capable
USB Port: Enables charging and high-spead data synchronization via USB “A” to micro USB “B” cable
Network Support:
Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900MHz
GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks
Single-band: 2100 MHz
UMTS/HSPA networks
Dual-Band: 800/1900 MHz

So, what do you think? Will you be purchasing the Blackberry Tour 9630 when it drops?

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MSI GT627 Entry Level Laptop

Author: Brian

5 Mar

MSI is a great brand to consider if you are on the lookout for a great and affordable laptop oozing with power today. Though the keyboard and screens leave a lot of room for improvement, if you are looking for a power bundle laptop in the market today, this is something worth checking out.

Features:

Intel Core 2 Duo processor (up to 15% overclocking)
Up to 4GB DDR3 RAM
320GB SATA hard drive
NVIDIA 9800M GS graphics card
15.4″ display at 1,680 x 1,050 resolution
Optional Blu-ray drive
6-cell battery

Micro-Star International made its first big push into the U.S. market with its Wind U100 netbook. Now it’s targeting the entry-level gaming laptop market with the GT627. But while the hardware specs look good on paper and provide a good deal of power, a couple of design and build issues severely limit the system’s appeal.

Priced to move at $1150, the GT627 is housed in an understated black aluminum case. A bit of red trim around the edges adds color, but a chrome grille above the keyboard is the only overt sign that this is a gaming laptop. In fact, the GT627 could easily pass for a stylish business notebook.

(Source) Washington Post