Xtab Aedupac Review

Saturday, January 7, 2012 18:39
Posted in category Other, PC Tablet

I Just buy this one yesterday for reviews. When I’m walking on the store there is a lot tablet they list for sale. Price is different, from 800K IDR to 6M IDR (IDR = Indonesian Rupiah). So… I bought this one for 1.2M IDR ($140) and gets home quickly to write a short review for it.

Xtab is well built tablet for fun but it’s not really great in my personal opinion. Xtab touchscreen is suck and sometimes there is delay. Only there one camera in front of xtab tablet, the camera quality is very poor. You can’t see your own face if you try to capture your own face *lol*. The audio is fine but you won’t hear some great bass.

This tablet come with Android 2.2 (froyo) OS. Inside tablet already there some standard application like, web browser, yahoo msgr, facebook, pdf reader, document to go (WRD, PPT, XLS), and some popular games including angry birds.

Monitor is clear and sharp, we can also set our own brightness sets. In the left side you will find power button and camera. In the top there is a menu button and back button. In the right there is speakers, power port, headphone port, detachable USB/LAN port, and microSD port. The main rom is just 2GB in size, but you can add more up to 32GB using microSD or USB.

The bad thing I hate for this tablet is the limitation on USB modem they support. We can only used USB modem listed on tablet support, When I try using my own USB modem this device can’t initialized. Why it’s suck? because mostly USB modem this tablet supports only one from China. It’s hard to find it in here so when test it I used WiFi and Lan as Internet gateway.

In very short reviews this tablet is fine for students you can do some fun activity like watch movie, listen to music, browsing Internet, chatting and playing games… But you can’t play a great games which may consume more CPU/RAM usage. For pro users it’s better to stay away from this tablet, it’s really horrible!

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Nikon Coolpix AW 100 Review

Monday, December 5, 2011 4:47
Posted in category Digital Camera, Nikon

This is the first Nikon Coolpix series was made with harden body. With a harden body, Nikon AW100 activity intended for outdoor photography in all conditions.

AW100 follow in the footsteps of other camera vendors who have had at least one camera, in this category where they rely on waterproof, shockproof and freezeproof. The best feature that deserve the highlights of the camera with price USD $379 is the GPS feature.

GPS allows users to triangulate on the map to determine where they shoot the object last time. In addition to GPS, the camera is also equipped with a compass. Nikon also pinned the Action Button on the AW100 to allow users to navigate the menu even though he was wearing gloves.

With the Action Button, users simply set its Buton on the side of the camera and he’ll be able to operate the menu with just a swing, instead of having to squeeze a mini-sized buttons. Quoted from ABCNews, Nikon Coolpix AW100 present in the market with a choice of orange, black and blue.

AW 100 Basic features :

  • Resolution 16MP
  • Measuring 3-inch LCD
  • ISO up to 3200
  • 1080 HD video recording capability
  • Hold the rock to a height of 5 feet
  • Freezeproof to 14 degrees Fahrenheit
  • Waterproof to a depth of 33 feet

Motorola Atrix 4G Review

Tuesday, July 12, 2011 4:03
Posted in category Cellular Phone, Motorola

The Motorola ATRIX 4G is one of the world’s fastest smartphone, literally. With a 1GHz dual-core Tegra 2 processor, it’s a screamer. So much so, it can power a full netbook-like laptop accessory. As far as other specifications go, it’s one of the few Android handsets to feature a whopping 1GB of RAM. Rounding out the feature set is a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and 720p video recording, the first qHD (quarter HD) display, second microphone for noise cancellation, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, front-facing video camera, HDMI port, and a fingerprint scanner for security that doubles as the on/off button.

The device feels solid and well built. It’s a tad bit thick, but since it’s nicely rounded on the edges, it feels thinner and more easy to hold, though the phone is incredibly slippery due to the matte black plastic casing. On the front of the ATRIX you’ll find the front-facing video camera in the upper left in addition to the proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, and notification LED on the upper right. Besides the four touch-sensitive Android menu keys on the bottom of the front, it’s pretty clean. Switching to the left side of the handset and you will find a microUSB port followed by a mini-HDMI port, on the right side of the phone there’s a volume up and down rocker. The on / off button is sneakily integrated into the fingerprint scanner on the top but towards the rear of the ATRIX, Moving to the back: you will find the 5 megapixel camera and LED flash,  a reasonably cool carbon fiber-esque pattern on the rear battery door, and the rear external speaker on the bottom of the phone.

The 4-inch display on the ATRIX packs a whopping 960 x 540 pixels into what Motorola is calling a qHD display. It’s a little odd that the display on the Motorola DROID X actually looks better than the qHD display, in terms of clarity. Colors, however, look great and the panel is very bright and evenly lit. The screen on the ATRIX also fares very well in the touch sensitivity department with a solid and reliable capacitative touch screen.

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Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO Review

Wednesday, July 6, 2011 2:42
Posted in category Cellular Phone, Samsung

The Samsung B7610 OmniaPro is the second addition to the range of devices Omnia introduced by the company. The latter is basically a Samsung Windows style BlackBerry phone based intelligent that has amazing features.

The Omnia Pro has the physical dimensions of 4.4 x 2.3 x 0.6 inches and weight 5.6 oz You can easily carry this phone in your pocket, where you can go. This slider phone side seems very smart in black.

The Samsung B7610 OmniaPro 3.5-inch AMOLED touch-screen color. The pixel resolution of the screen is 480 X 800 which, with 65K colors makes viewing images and graphics very clear and bright.

The network is supported by the OmniaPRO quad-band GSM and EDGE network services, HSDPA, EDGE, 3G and HSUPA technology. In order to facilitate connectivity with other devices that are compatible ago installing version Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP long. There is also a USB v2.0 available for the same in the phone.

The phone has an internal memory of 1 GB you can store all your important data and favorite images. If you run out of memory, you can increase up to 32 GB using MicroSD card.

The Samsung OmniaPro B7610 used a 1500 mAh Li-ion that day to save time by almost 288 hours and talk time is about 7 hours.

The phone has a 5 MP camera to capture all your memorable moments, no matter wherever you are. The resolution of captured images is 2592 X 1944 pixels. The additional camera features that further improve the quality of the images are digital zoom, autofocus and flash. You can also record video with the VGA camera phone at a speed of 30fps.

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Motorola Q8 GSM Review

Tuesday, June 28, 2011 2:40
Posted in category Cellular Phone, Motorola

I’m already using this product for 5 months already and today I decide to write a short reviews for it.

Motorola q8 (GSM) is soul-mate of Motorola q8 (CDMA). Phone body is almost 100% same but the color is totally different. If Motorola q8 CDMA using silver color as main and black color as keypad. Motorola q8 GSM using black color as main and Silver color as keypad.

Operating system also different, In Motorola q8 CDMA it’s using windows mobile 5.0. Motorola q8 GSM using windows mobile 6.0 (upgradable to WM 6.1) You can search on google the step to upgrade it at your own risk. If you’re asking which one better of course WM 6.0 better than WM5 when I tested both phone battery there is a lot difference around 35%-50%. Wm6.0 also more responsive than WM5.

When test motorola q8 GSM stability I found sometimes phones hard to dettect an provider signal. I’m nor sure this is bug from software or hardware but sometimes I can’t send short messages to my friends when I’m in Mall or busy place.

Morotola q8 GSM is an smartphone for everyone need an personal touch on it. You can change almost everything including fonts on  this phone. If you need more you can go to windows mobile app store to find more software to make this phone fit your needs.

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Motorola Droid 2 Review

Thursday, June 2, 2011 2:17
Posted in category Cellular Phone, Motorola

The Motorola DROID really set the bar high for Android devices. Since then, Android devices have been coming out fast and furious, and there hasn’t really been a true successor to the original DROID. The DROID 2, which is the newest addition to the DROID family is almost identical to the original DROID, but packs a few surprises.

Internal upgrades

Motorola really bumped up the specs on the DROID 2. First off, the DROID 2 is now powered by a 1Ghz TI OMAP processor and it also has 512MB of RAM. The DROID 2 comes with 16GB (8GB internal + 8GB microSD preinstalled) straight out of the box. Of course, you can always bump that up to 40GB total if you’re willing to buy a 32GB microSD card.

Hardware

The design of the DROID 2 is very similar to the original DROID, but there are a few minor design changes. There’s a plastic chrome trim around the display. The back is a soft-touch plastic finish, and it’s actually blue. I’m not sure how I feel about it being blue, but it’s growing on me as time passes.

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