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DASkeyboard

Since the invention of the humble keyboard, we’ve seen it go through a lot of transformations. From the simple keyboard of the not so distant past, we now have multimedia keyboards, ergonomic keyboards, gaming keyboards and even wireless keyboards but every once in a while, a new product comes out that catches our attention. In this case, it is the DAS Keyboard Ultimate.

A first look at this keyboard will make you realize one very obvious feature: there are no inscriptions on the keys. It is a totally blank keyboard. Now why would someone make a blank keyboard? To some, this keyboard would be impossible to use but if you’re used to touch typing, it’s not going to be a problem. In fact, it only takes a short while to get used to it.

Weighing in at about three pounds, you won’t have to worry about the keyboard moving around while you’re typing. It will stay in place. This is also true for the keys. Have you ever experienced a key popping off the keyboard or buttons refusing to go back to its original position after being pressed? I have. It also has a sturdy feel to it. Obviously, a lot of considerations were made to make it durable but only time will tell. It has a beautiful glossy finish which is quite unique to keyboards. It also has these blue LED lights which serve as indicators for the caps lock, num lock and scroll lock. Overall, it is a very attractive keyboard.

One of the key features of this keyboard is the mechanical gold-plated key switch located under the keys which produce this unique clicking sound when you press the buttons. Membrane based keyboards don’t produce a sound as solid as the one produced by the DAS keyboard.

The keyboard also offers bonus features such as 2 USB ports which is a welcome addition. With this, I don’t have to bend down to attach a USB device to my computer. It also uses an extra-long cable which will enable the user to run the cable along the edges of the table to keep it out of sight.

The last feature worth mentioning is its ability to handle six keys being pressed simultaneously. This is called the N-Key rollover. This may not mean much to the average computer user but gamers can truly benefit from this feature. When you’re playing an FPS game, you’re constantly moving your character with the WASD keys while jumping (usually spacebar) and throwing grenades. This feature would come in handy since average keyboards only allow up to three simultaneous key presses.

The Conclusion

At $130.00, the keyboard is a little expensive for the average computer user but for the features it carries, it is worth it. I cannot deny that using it truly is satisfying but I wouldn’t recommend it for gaming because even though you’ve memorized the keyboard mapping, it is a little bit confusing to use when you’re in the middle of the game and your character is about to be blown to pieces. That extra time it takes to realize what button you’re about to press might also be the only time it will take for your opponent to blow you away. In my opinion, this keyboard is designed for the serious typist such as writers for example who don’t have to look at the keyboard all the time. The sound feedback to me is a matter of preference. I for one prefer a silent keyboard. I usually work late at night when all the ideas are flowing in and I wouldn’t want to wake up my wife while I’m busy pounding on the keyboard.

Setting my personal preferences aside, I think it is a great keyboard overall. If you have the money, then I suggest you buy one for yourself. You won’t regret it.

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05 Oct, 2009

New Standard for Cellular Operator (3GPP GSMA)

Posted by: Admin In: News

GSMA

Thanks to mobile data and broadcast service. Because of this services, all cellular operator in this world create the new standard. 3GPP GSMA support IMB (Integrated Mobile Broadcast), a tehcnology that enable to send services in spectrum base efficiently. IMB will be used in 3G license. Because of the limited user that can use this license, cellular operator also use UMTS and MBMS (Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service).

Alex Sinclair (Chief Technology Officer, GSMA) said that IMB is created via collaboration of mobile industry and offer mobile operator a chance to start a new service for their consumer. We are very happy to support this technology and we hope that cellular operator service can be more flexible when use the new broadcast mobile standard.

In running this mission, GSMA colaborates with prominent mobile operator such as Orange, SingTel, Softbank, Telstra, T-Mobile, and Vodafone.

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21 Jul, 2009

Sony NW Series

Posted by: Admin In: Laptops| Sony

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Sony will launch the new VAIO NW Laptop. It will be equipped with Blu-ray and guess, it is cheap ! It’s Li-Ion battery can stay 5.5 hours. You can choose your own color between ‘brown walnut’ , ‘white birch’ , and ’silver rattan’. Don’t worry about this laptop, it is 98% save and can be recycled. Price estimation : $880. if you want it to be cheaper, you can remove the blu-ray drive, it costs $80.

Specifications :
Screen -> 15.5″ WXGA
Memory -> 2GB DDR2
Harddisk -> 400GB 5400RPM
Processor -> Intel Core 2 Duo P7350 2GHz
VGA Card -> ATI Mobile Radeon HD4750
Facilities ->
*WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n
*Webcam
*BD-ROM Drive 4x
*HDMI Port
*Memory slot (Stick Pro, Express Card, SD Card)

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17 Jul, 2009

HTC Magic

Posted by: Admin In: Phone

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HTC is the first product who released Android phone. This HTC Magic has 3.1″ touchscreen for the input.

HTC Magic Specifications :
Network -> GSM 850/900/1800 MHz, WCDMA 900/1200 MHz
Screen -> 3.1″, LCD, TFT, 320×480 px, 65,000 colours
Operating System -> Google Android
Processor -> Qualcomm MSM7200A, 528 MHz
Internal Memory -> 512MB ROM, 288MB RAM
Additional Memory -> MicroSD
Dimension -> 11.3×5.6×1.4 cm
Weight -> 116 gram
Battery -> Li-Ion 3.7 V 1340 mAh
Connection -> Cable data, Bluetooth, WLAN

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