Amazon Kindle to challenge new iPad

The Seattle company, under pressure in the market for e-reader for electronic books from both the traditional and the new competition came iPad, presented the new model last night.

Several significant improvements and hardware innovations: faster screen refresh images in 20% and

50% better contrast, memory books from 3500 through 1000 instead of 4 GB of memory instead of 2, set of 4 weeks instead of 2 weeks.

The processor can turn pages with a 20% speed increase, reduced noise from the keys. The next-generation Kindle is lighter by 15% (about 2.5 ounces) and thinner.

Kindle the next generation is already on sale on Amazon's main shopping expedition with the world by August 27. Per gli Usa ha un costo di 189$ per la versione Wifi e 3G e di 139$ pr il modello con il solo Wifi.

For the U.S. it costs $ 189 for the version Wifi and 3G and $ 139 pr model with only Wifi. Su Amazon UK costa 149 e 109 sterline Amazon UK costs 149 and 109 pounds.

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Amazon Kindle, Wi-Fi-only to $ 139

The alternative version of the Kindle is another 6-inch Kindle the same size, but improved in several respects:

the new device is 21% thinner, 15% lighter, runs pages with 20% faster more and 50% additional contrast (to improve ease in reading on screen), the batteries last more than a month and the internal storage can hold up to 3500 ebook.

The coloring that distinguishes the new Kindle is "graphite" and the price is discounted to $ 189 (compared to 259 earlier).

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Flashcard R4 illegal in the United Kingdom, indefensible!

The British High Court has banned the import and sale of confirming that the common opinion: as R4 cards are used almost only for the purpose of entertainment.

The tale of the development of third-party applications no longer holds. "Nintendo promotes and encourages

the development of games and creativity, not to mention the strong support for developers who legitimately create new and innovative applications," the statement said the Japanese giant.

"Nintendo has initiated these actions not only for herself, but ven the interest of more than 1400 development companies whose survival depends on the legal sales of games."

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Nintendo VS-flash card, London agrees with Nintendo

The fight against Nintendo producers of flash-cards and similar Nintendo DS continues today and has reached a new milestone.

S High Court in London has today issued the ruling that gave reason to consider unlawful Nintendo cartridges that can run pirated copies of original games, most notably the ruling convicting companies

Playables Limited and Wai Dat Chan, because they sold UK market these cartridges. As these cartridges can be seen bypassing the security system from Nintendo DS games to run on a non-lawful.

Defenders of the companies have argued that the system is legal and allows users to use external applications, and this the Court replied that the cartridges must be removed before they can work illegally, security systems inserted by Nintendo violation, then, terms of use consoles.

Via : gameparade.net

LG: We Have “A Couple” Of Windows Phone 7 Phones Coming This Year

Microsoft already announced that LG was among the hardware partners that would be producing the first wave of Windows Phone 7 devices. Now, LG has also commented on that situation, saying that they’re planning to have “a couple” out before the year’s end. Nice.

Remember that LG suffered a poor recent Q2 2010, mainly led by their underperforming mobile phone and HDTV businesses.

In addition to Windows Phone 7, LG has recently recommitted their plans for Android, saying that they plan to introduce 20 Android phones to the market before the end of the year.

Regarding their underperforming phone business, PC World says that LG’s mobile phone sales were down 80% from the same quarter last year. LG said that their featurephones did well, especially in developing countries.

Their smartphones, including the poorly-reviewed LG Ally, did not sell so well. Hopefully, their ton of Android offerings and scant Windows Phone 7 offerings will have some gems for the Korean tech giant.

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