It looks like the folks at Tesla are getting a little more confident in their all~electric and all-sold-out Roadster, as “The New York Times” is now reporting that the company has bumped its range targets back up to around 245 miles per charge.
Sony has a nice new line of upgraded AR series laptops on offer, with options for Blu-ray and Cable-Card in the mix. The main differences are pretty straightforward: The $1,700 usd AR630E sports the Blu-ray drive alone, the $2,400 usd AR660U does the Cable-Card thing, and the $3,300 usd AR690U does both.
Pro~audio manufacturer “M Audio” has unveiled a new $99usd vocal recording package called Session Music Producer. Unlike their previous podcaster targeted product, Podcast Factory, the Session Music Producer bundle consolidates the microphone and computer audio card into a single
Nokia launched the new Nokia 6301 phone. It offers consumers seamless voice and data mobility across GSM cellular and W-LAN networks via Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) technology. The Nokia’s New 6301 phone uses UMA technology to integrate the benefits of landline and a mobile phone.
There is never been any doubt what the world really needs, and it is finally here: a new pink Hello Kitty notebook PC (Sanrio approved) complete with Swarovski crystals. According to an AP story the price for Hello Kitty is available in only for 199,500 yen ($1,650 usd) in Japan.