If you have bought a Corsair 120GB Force Series 3 with product code CSSD-F120GB3-BK, than you need to know this particular drive is subject to recall due to stability issues. Sweclockers has reported rumors that the other SSDs might also be affected, but manufacturers denied it. So it is only very specific Corsair drive that is being recalled. Backup your data and hit on the source link for instructions from Corsair.
Sony announced a new Vaio L all-in-one desktop series, the system plays television features a 24-inch 3D multi-touch display, a Blu-ray player, a built-in touch controls, 1080p HD playback, USB 3.0, and HDMI port, and you can plug in your PS3 into the thing. The new system will be hitting the market on July 13th. The device is priced at $1,420, it includes a wireless keyboard and mouse, and a pair of active shutter 3D glasses. For more details read the press release.
The vendor Synnex now provided yet another possible release date now, and some conformation for the earlier leaks. According to them, the HP TouchPad is estimated to be available on June 22nd and in both 16GB and 32GB model for $499.99 and $599.99. For who looking for accessories and HP-branded TouchPad case is also listed. The official announcement from ETA has not indicated the actual release date yet.
The Real Racing 2 HD update that combines your iPad and TV for dual-screen gaming action will be able to ditch the wires and use AirPlay to beam every turn and crash to your flatscreen. What you need is an Apple TV or other Mac device hooked up to your set, and the feature is not unlocked until iOS5 hits, but it can satisfy your curiosity for what playing a Wii U like a new Nintendo Console landing next year. You can download the game for $12.99 from the app store.
The Rooted Nook Wi-Fi just hit the streets and already rooted for less reading and more gaming. YouTube user JFreke posted the results of loading a ROM on Android 2.1 device. The refresh rate on the e-reader may be quick for page turns, but mid-sling freezing not making a case for after school utility. It will not stop some users from wanting to join in on this Android exploiting pastime, he also says that the code will be released shortly. Dont forget to check out the video
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 finally reaches the Best Buy New york City store at Union Square starts selling the Tegra 2 powered tablet, first 200 buyers also receiving the matching leather pouch. The Android tablet lovers can be able to pre-order Tab 10.1 at Best Buy and widespread US availability is expected on July 17th. The Best Buy now sorted out its system and all four Wi-Fi variants are up for pre-order. The pricing was $499 for 16GB and $599 for 32GB. To buy yours or pre-order the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 go to the source link.
The OnLive Player app for iPad and Android tablets announced at E3. The app will bring internet-streamed gaming to the iPad and Android tablet this autumn. The apps allow for tablets to be used as the screen and touch/ motion controller, touch/motion controller for games on HDTV, or screen for games being played with a new wireless universal gamepad. The app seems to be working for smaller iOS and Android devices, i.e., the app are working on smartphones too.
The big retailer Walmrt is selling the 16GB version of iPhone 4 for $147 on contract that will make the holiday shoppers happy. You can buy it online but it does out of stock now, keep on checking the source link. The sale which is applies to AT&T and Verizon models lasts until June 30th. Only unspecified number of select stores will be participating. No words on how many discounted phones are there, but both black and white models are sold out online. Dont forget to check out the source link
The Companys dream one of the wearable device now launched the Looxcie 2. As you see the picture, the camcorder is now slimmed down than the previous model and it is about the half of its size and 20 percent lighter than the original one but it still packs the same life-casting capabilities, including support for Looxcies iOS and Android companion apps. You can also get the Bluetooth hands-free support, 480p video recording, four hours battery life, and support for some new accessories let you to attach the camera with the cap or a helmet. The device will cost you $179 for base model, $199 for enough space for ten hours of video. For more details read the press release.
The Viewsonic latest offering of ViewBook 730 tablet with Android for $250, it has a 7-inch screen with 800*480 resolution, 8GB internal storage and an SD card slot. It got an advantage of a front facing VGA camera and a faster Cortex A8 processor that can handle 1080p video and output via HDMI port. ViewBook tries to distinguish itself from Nook with stylus support of note-taking. The device will be arriving at the end of the June. For more details read the press release
Motorola delayed the launch of LTE-equipped Droid Bionic to make several enhancements, we have debated they may swapping out the Tegra 2 in favor of a Power VR GPU, but now the leaked pictures seem that Motorola went redesigned the body. These pictures reveal a phone might be a 4.5-inch qHD display running Gingerbread. The revamped device sports an Atrix-like docking connection; the new and improved user experience will include an option of lapdock. Motorola smoothed the rubberized back cover, nixing the pattern at CES. No words on launch date yet. Check out the images below for Bionic with docking connection.
The BlackBerry Playbook is not even two months old yet and its already scored a second update of its QNX based OS. The tablet version OS v1.0.5 is upgraded a Facebook app, it can be now pre-loaded part of the system software and can do some good things like you can delete messages and so on. They also include in-app payments, the European users will be happy with the extended language support. The updates also include some enterprise-friendly tweaks to video chat, new pop-up power menu, ability to charge if turned off. The update is available now, dont wait friends hit on the source link and download yours.
The two new Sonys tablets SGPT 113JP/S and SGPT 114JP/S that just passed through FCC. They are not the variants of S1 tablet, the 9.4-inch tablet with Android 3.x with Honeycomb and custom-made Quick and Smooth UI and Swift web browser. And the companys word on 2.4GHz processor and 802.11n Wi-Fi and WCDMA bands II and V radios later making an introduction on AT&T likely. The HSPA+ capable modem that have not mentioned the same module spotted on S2s FCC filling. The PlayStation Certified tablet may be hitting the retailer later in the fall.
The new official announcement from Microsoft on E3, an Xbox 360 console, refashioned with a set of blood-red Gears of War 3 visuals is set to launch on September 20th. It features 320GB hard drive, two wireless controllers, and the copy of headline game. The bundle will be priced at $400, if you already have an Xbox 360 and want one of those good looking controllers means the expense will be reduced-you will be able to buy the GOW3 control pads for $60 on August 11th. For more details read the press release
Sonys PS Vita we have already hit you with this news, now we got the hands-on with the new Next generation portable. Its got a 5-inch OLED panel, but the plastics used in its construction makes it lighter than PSP. The Start, Select, and Power buttons flush in the front. The face button is small compared to PSP, but they are firm and comfortable to press. There is a nice floating D-Pad on the left side. It got transparent shoulder buttons dont feel much different than the ones on PSP, and it got iPod-nano like volume buttons. There is also a large port on the bottom for connecting USB and network cables.
HTC Flyer users should have seen a prompt for an over-the-air update making the vague promise to improve system performance. We are naturally all kinds of curious, particularly given that the battery life and overall performance are pretty solid.
You can now relive all of Steve Jobs Magical Cloud-based magic. OS X Lion, iTunes in the cloud, PC-free syncing, iCloud, and lots of excited pacing its all there. If you are reader there is LiveBlog text and some iOS 5 videos for your viewing pleasure. Hit on the source link of Apple iTunes to view
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