Toshiba Qosmio G40 first notebook with HD-DVD-RW drive

Toshiba Japan has pushed the Qosmio series of notebooks to the limits where they can be seriously called a desktop replacement. The Qosmio G40 and F40 to be launched later this month will be the first notebooks in the world

Features:

• HD-DVD-RW drive

• Dual Digital TV tuners - allow you to record two channels simultaneously with the option of burning them on a HD-DVD-RW disc

• Onboard HD Qosmio Engine delivers sharp and crisp HD playback with natural colors

The G40 comes with a 400GB hard drive and a 17 inch (1,920×1,200) display and the F40 comes with a 200Gig drive and 15.4 inch (1,280×800) display

• Other specs include 2 GB RAM, Core 2 Duo processor, multimedia remote, Harmon Kardon speakers and Windows Vista Premium.

Scheduled to hit Japan on December 21 the Qosmio G40 measures 440 x 299 x 45.3mm, weighs 4.8kg and will cost 400,000 Yen ($ 3526), whereas the Qosmio F40 measures 379 × 279 × 38mm, weighs 3.5kg and will cost 300,000 Yen ($ 2650).

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Apple iPhone Platinum Edition

The iPhone and the brand Goldstriker together, they make a beautiful combination of luxurious style with avant-garde technology. The special platinum iPhone The latest reincarnation of the god-phone from U.K based company. Covered in the most prestigious metals of them all Platinum, this phone is made more exclusive by producing it in a limited number of 250. All set to your hands, they are priced at $2230 and will be available from Jan 2008.

To make it more exclusive, it is being offered in a very limited number of 250 only. With the festive season around, pray to god that they are not sold out before you make up your mind.

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Nokia 6 or 8-Megapixel Imaging Slider rumors

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