And here I am with yet another fine picture gallery for you all, this time i had the Nokia C6-01 right in front of my lens! Nokia's smallest Symbian
Astechnology continues to advance we see new things pop up, everything improves and becomes better and faster. We have seen that with USB 2.0 to 3.0 (which many products making the switch over to), users generally get a substantial extra speed out of their devices. Brando has therefore made a new Multi card reader that utilizes USB 3.0 technology. The transfer rate goes up to 92.22 MB/S for read and for write it goes up to 62.17 MB/S. The reader offers plenty of slots. Two SD/SDHC slots and microSD/SDHC slots, as well as Memory Stick PRO DUO, Memory Stick Micro/M2, CompactFlash and xD slots.
Here is more information on the product with all its specs:
The USB 3.0 card reader is backward compatible with USB 2.0. It measures 80 x 80 x 15mm, its price? � a reasonable $25. Card types and support highest capacities are as follow…
SD (2GB) / SD HIGH SPEED (2GB) / SD PRO HIHG SPEED (2GB) / SD Class 2 (2GB) / SD Class 4 (2GB) / SD Class 6 (2GB) SD(XC) / SD(HC) Class 2 (32GB) / SD(HC) Class 4 (32GB) / SD(HC) Class 6 (32GB) / SD(HC) Class 10 (32GB) micro SD T-Flash (2GB) micro SD Class 2 (16GB) / micro SD Class 4 (16GB) / micro SD Class 6 (16GB) MMC (2GB) MMC 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 (4GB) / MMC Plus 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 (4GB) RS-MMC (2GB) / RS-MMC 4.0 (2GB) / MMC mobile (2GB) / MMC micro (2GB) MS XC / MS PRO (4GB) / MS PRO HIHG SPEED (2GB) / MS PRO Duo (8GB) / MS PRO Duo HIGH SPEED (2GB) / MS PRO Duo Mark 2 (16GB) / MS PRO HG Duo (8GB) / MS PRO HG Duo HX (8GB) / PSP PRO Duo (4GB) M2 (4GB) xD / xD 1.21
[via iTechNews]
A few days earlier, we brought to you a post which confirmed the existence of the Nokia T7. The phone in the above picture is the T7.
From the pictures, the design of the T7 is very similar to the Nokia N8. It in fact seems to be a cheaper variant of the N8 and will most likely be a China only variant. The phone in the leaked picture seems to have a China Mobile branding.
The differences from the original N8 include:
- 8 Megapixel Camera with Dual-LED Flash (Not whether it has Autofocus or EDOF)
- The raised camera module is now flush in the casing
- microUSB Port Changes it's Location from the Left to the Top and Replaces the HDMI port
- The phone in the picture seems to be a Gold/Beige variant
The phone says SCDMA/GSM at the bottom so we cannot completely confirm that this is a China only variant.
Saturday, April 2, 2011 12:17 AM
Nokia launched the C7 as the Astound in USA on T-Mobile during CTIA and now Nokia USA has posted a video which shows the device being run over by a 4 Tonne (4000 Kilograms) Ovi Bus and watch the video for the rest of the action.
The Astound is not run over once but twice by the wheel and it is still in working condition. The main reason the phone seems undamaged might be due to the presence of Gorilla glass on the display.
My Nokia E71 has gone under my bike's wheel a couple of times and the handset still works although the display had a small scratch. There is no doubt that Nokia makes great hardware.
Now anyone wants to try that with an iPhone 4 ?


