User monthy from Macrumors forum have posted what is supposed to be the upcoming 2009 new Mac Mini. Check out the picture below, it’s got five USB ports? Apart from that there’s also an Ethernet port, Firewire, Mini DisplayPort and the old style mini DVI Mac display port, so summing up to possibly two display ports? It would even be more promising if like Gizmodo has said, if it will include at least the new Nvidia 9400 graphics chipset found in the latest MacBook and MacBook Pro.
Further stressing the TG01’s high quality screen, the new teaser shows you why the TG01 will be unlike no other. Like Toshiba tellys, it’s able to dim its screen to save battery or work better in varied lighting conditions, and also packs the same colour processing technology.
Designer and inventor extraordinaire Knut Karlsen recently unveiled SunCat, solar batteries powered by sun shine an inspired approach to portable power that can’t be beat for its elegant simplicity – a prototype battery capable of charging itself when exposed to sunshine!
So after some geekiness this morning, let’s get back on track and show you some interesting gadget dissection findings courtesy of iFixIt. The folks there recently got their geeky surgical hands on Apple latest MacBook Pro which features a new type of battery technology which as you would expect from the likes of the Apple iPhone – it’s not removable (by ourselves that is).
Ever been called a geek or a nerd and not actually knew why? Maybe this tee could sort out the question for you. If you’re reading this blog, unfortunately, you probably are quite geeky! But being geeky isn’t a bad thing, it shouldn’t even be regarded as an insult.
This year’s Mobile World Congress hasn’t been a massive event for Nokia, but they have now unveiled the next and upcoming N-Series flagship. The new Nokia N86 is a slider phone featuring an 8 megapixal camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar lens, autofocus, fast mechanical shutter that should reduce motion blur and a dual-LED flash. Importantly, photos can be geotagged due to the integrated GPS. It also has a 8GB internal memory with a TV-out and a microSD slot. It has a numeric keypad with t9ers, good news for txters. Other highlights of the Symbian S60 phone include a 2.6-inch, scratch-resistant OLED display, stereo Bluetooth support, Wi-Fi, e-mail support, an FM transmitter, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Overall, it is a nice and easy to use phone. Check out our gallery for more pictures of this phone.
You may already have seen the gallery we put up last week of the TG01, Toshiba’s iPhone killer in which they were so excitied to unveil that they couldn’t wait til the Mobile World Congress. I know you may have already seen a previous hands on video but this one to follow after the jump shows more clearly how the device will work and of course all the fuzz about those strips! 
