Fujitsu Introduces Windows 7 F-07C Mobile Phone

Calling the Fujitsu LOOX F-07C an eccentric device is not a stretch -- in fact, it's one of the more unique smartphones we've seen in a fair length of time. Now available on NTT DoCoMo, the dual-booting hybrid is touted as "the world's smallest PC," since it can switch between Windows 7 and Symbian and offers a few netbook-worthy specs. It runs off a 1.2GHz Intel Atom Z600 CPU (downclocked by 50 percent, unfortunately), a 32GB eMMC SSD, and 1GB LPDDR400 RAM, packed underneath a 4-inch SVGA (1024 x 600) LCD display. You can also take advantage of the 5-megapixel camera on the back, paired up with a VGA front-facing shooter. Things get a little strange when it comes to battery life, however; while you get up to 600 hours of standby time and 370 minutes of talk time in mobile phone mode, it gets sucked dry after just two hours when using Windows 7. If your smartphone just doesn't have enough brainpower to handle your daily grind, here's an alternative. Full press release with specs are after the break.

source: Fujitsu

Toshiba introduces a new HD TV with power saving button

Toshiba announced yesterday the REGZA 32BC3 in Japan a new LCD TV featuring an 1,366×768 IPS panel with a 1,100:1 contrast ratio and equipped with a Digital TV Tuner and USB Recording features that comes with a new Power Saving button on its remote capable to reduce the TV’s brightness up to 75% without image quality loss or any other kind of image degradation when watching a Movie or TV Program.
Press the Button on your remote once and your TV brightness will go down to 50%, Twice and you will reach 75% of brightness reduction.

source:Toshiba

"Nintendo Video" is Now on 3DS

After some will they / won’t they drama, Nintendo snuck out its new Video app for the 3DS, giving owners of the handheld a little something to enjoy in 3D between gaming sessions. That said, we hope your Netflix queue is full because there are apparently only four selections available at any given time. At launch, those slots are filled with an intro video, two short films (Sunday Jog and Dinosaur Office) and a Captain America movie trailer.
Users should expect a continuously updated carousel of content going forward, but for now if you’re not near your glasses-free 3D machine (or don’t own one at all) check out these shots provided by one of our tipsters. Otherwise check for the app in the eShop; though with only a four-pack to start, we’d suggest pacing yourself instead of diving in all at once.

source: TheFreeGadgets