The Daily Roundup: here's what you might've missed
By Ross Miller 
posted September 3rd 2009 12:04AM
posted September 3rd 2009 12:04AM
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Official: XPERIA X2 launching Q4, Windows Mobile 6.5 onboard A 8.1 megapixel camera, a standard 4GB microSD card, and 13 pre-loaded "panels" in its reworked Windows Mobile skins. (See also: Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 first hands-on) |
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Sony announces VAIO X ultraportable No wonder the battery lasts all day -- we're told the VAIO X currently has an Atom processor, although final specs haven't been locked in. (See also: Sony VAIO X slimster hands-on) |
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Panasonic goes rangefinder with the Lumix DMC-GF1 First leaked early last month, the spec sheet aligns pretty closely to the similarly sweet-looking Olympus E-P1, although most of the numbers max out a little lowe. |
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Blu-ray Disc Association (still) working on a 3D standard, promises 1080p & backwards compatible discs We're sure Panasonic has something to do with this push, it's already planning to tour the country with 3D capable Blu-ray players in tow. |
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Nokia finally comes clean with N97 mini: €450, ships in October Nokia's pushing the mobile's social networking capabilities, not to mention calling it the world's "slimmest travel companion" thanks to the built-in Lonely Planet guidebooks. |
I know you guys will probably delete this like Amazon and 1984, but please no more Daily Round-ups, especially not in the RSS feeds