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Samsung Electronics is set to officially unveil another mobile phone soon after getting approval for its Samsung SCH-W799. The handset underwent rugged tests and satisfactorily met all conditions set by the FCC and now the only thing left is when it would officially hit the market. A lot of the tests done focused on the electromagnetic emissions of radio frequencies. The only thing clear about the Samsung SCH-W799 for now is that it comes with Bluetooth 2.0 with enhanced data rates and a permanently attached antenna with no provisions for an external one. But expect the official features to come out soon and it should not be surprising if it comes with the usual built-in camera, media players, GPS and other connectivity options as well.

(Source) FCC

Tags: antenna, connectivity options, electromagnetic emissions, fcc, GPS, handset, media players, Mobile News, mobile phone, provisions, radio frequencies, Samsung, Samsung, samsung electronics, samsung sch

RF Micro Devices just pushed Samsung further ahead as it has announced the its support for ramping up the Samsung’s Tocco Ultra Edition and GT-S8000 “Jet” 3G handsets with 3G cellular front-ends. These two new power amplifiers are expected to provide better power consumption and battery life as well as rich multimedia experience for smartphone users.

Both Samsung handsets, the Samsung’s Tocco Ultra Edition handset and the Samsung’s GT-S8000 Jet handset need all the power support they can get owing to their vast array of features. Among the highlighted features include an AMOLED display, GPS, media players, and built-in cameras.

With all those features stored in these Samsung handets, you know that battery consumption will be at an all-time high. However, that was before RFMD came out with their own resolution through these amplifiers, the RF3267 and RF6266.

RFMD’s RF6266 WCDMA/HSDPA PA operates in either Band 5 (824 to 849 MHz) or Band 8 (880 to 915 MHz) and delivers a similar feature set to the RF3267, with the same ultra-compact 3×3x0.9 mm package.

(Source) Press

Tags: 9 mm, array, band 8, battery consumption, battery life, cameras, handset, HSDPA, media players, package source, power amplifiers, power consumption, rf micro devices, rfmd, rich multimedia experience, Samsung, Samsung, samsung handsets, WCDMA
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  • We have seen a couple of phones come out with integrated picoprojectors as added features to new mobile phones today and apparently this is just the tip of the iceberg.

    Based on forecasts made by In-Stat, the market for picoprojectors is expected to exceed $1.1 billion within the next five years.

    Recent research by In-Stat found the following:

    • Illumination technologies continue to develop with vendors offering both LED and laser. Green laser is a critical development area.
    • Projector module economies of scale will expand the market for embedded picoprojectors to lower-priced cellphones and media players in the near future.
    • Among companies offering picoprojectors include 3M, Displaytech, Foxxcon, Light Blue Optics, Oculon, Optoma, Microvision, Toshiba, and TI.

    The research, “Embedded Picoprojectors Ready To Break Out Worldwide”, covers the worldwide market for picoprojectors. It includes:

    • Market shipments, attach rates and five-year forecasts for products using picoprojector modules: cellphones, computing devices, personal media players, digital cameras, digital camcorders, and accessory projectors.
    • Worldwide picoprojector module shipments and revenue forecasts.
    • Analysis of competing illumination technologies (LED, laser) as well as MEMS and liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) displays.
    • Profiles of key technology vendors.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: Accessories, Cell Phones, cellphones, computing devices, digital camcorders, digital cameras digital, illumination, key technology, media players, microvision, Mobile News, personal media, Projectors

    NLU Products, long known for developing protective covers for mobile gadgets, announced that they will exhibit their line of new devices at the CTIA 2009. The new protective skins are:

    1. BodyGuardz
    2. TatSkinz
    3. ScreenGuardz

    BodyGuardz, TatSkinz and ScreenGuardz complement handheld devices like cell phones, media players, gaming units, Macbooks and other items by helping provide for a longer lifespan for exterior hardware through custom-cut, non-intrusive protection. The products are removable and require no special care or maintenance.

    BodyGuardz, the company’s flagship product, consists of a thin, transparent scratch-resistant layer of the same material commonly used to shield the front of automobiles. The removable skins are cut specifically to fit handheld products such as Blackberries, iPhones and iPods, adhering directly to the devices without leaving sticky residues. The thin material protects device screens without impeding touch-screen functionality. BodyGuardz for handheld devices are now available for US MSRP $24.95.

    TatSkinz provide handheld devices with protective capabilities similar to BodyGuardz while offering stylish, original designs that add personality to the consumer’s device. TatSkinz are available for a wide range of handheld devices, including most cell phones, and allow for regular functionality with specific cuts for the device’s ports. TatSkinz are available for US MSRP $14.95.

    ScreenGuardz cling to handheld device screens without impeding touch-screen functionality, enhancing the interface and experience while providing protection for the device’s most sensitive exterior hardware. The protection is especially important for touch-screen devices where nicks and scratches can impede regular practicality. ScreenGuardz for handheld devices are now available for US MSRP $11.95.

    (Source) Press

    Tags: Accessories, BodyGuardz, Cell Phones, gaming units, handheld device, handheld devices, handheld products, iphones, lifespan, media players, mobile device, mobile gadgets, original designs, protective capabilities, protective covers, screen functionality, screenguardz, thin material

    PMP iStation T3 launched in Korea

    Digitalcube has launced a slim curved low-end gadget that many portable media addicts are sure to love. Carrying the usual features that makes compact and lightweight media players in demand today, this new offering is bound to come in handy whether for business or for pleasure.

    Weighing only 170 grams, the iStation T3 adopts a 4.3-inch 16,000,000-color display and a SD card slot. Other features included radio, T-DMB, electronic dictionary function and a variety of SKT games.

    It comes with the price tag of from 228,000(KRW) to 398,000(KRW) depending on storage capacity (4GB/8GB/16GB/32GB) and T-DMB support.

    (Source) Aving

    Tags: electronic dictionary, gadget, media players, Portable Devices, price tag, radio, t3




     

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