Good morning readers! Its giveaway time again. Thanks to everyone who took part in our last giveaway where we gave away a brand new 32GB third gen iPod Touch and the winner has been randomly chosen, announced and contacted! For those that didn’t win, don’t worry about it as we’ve got another gadget up for giveaway. We’re giving away a brand new, still in box, Nokia N97 (not the Mini version) and its unlocked, sim-free, which means you can use it wherever you are on any network/carrier.
We’re abit late in covering this, but its hard to resist, not to mention this is a new Asus Eee PC netbook. Asus officially announced last week, their new 12.1-inch Eee PC 1201N multimedia netbook that boasts an Intel Atom 330 dual core processor and NVIDIA’s ION graphics processor. The 1201N has exactly what we’ve always liked from Asus products, style and slick body.
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Hope everyone has had a good weekend so far, the above were some of the gadgets and tech we featured this week. Its not always possible to talk about them all here at GadgetLite so the list of links from our neighbouring friends’ blogs below hopefully gives you a bit more for your craving needs! If you own a tech, gadget blog yourself you can always Twitter us some links to be shared and featured in this list, for now have a good weekend everyone!
By the way, don’t mean to sound like a granny. But if you haven’t yet taken part in our free brand new 32GB iPod Touch giveaway, you should check it out as it will be ending tomorrow at midnight GMT – winner will be announced within comments and directly contacted on Monday!
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Google Chrome OS out now? No, not officially but just one day after it was announced and demoed, its apparently available as an image file for VMWare. For those not familiar, VMWare simply allows you to run different operating systems within your own Windows, Mac OS X, etc. And if you don’t like it, just click and delete, no impact on your current OS whatsoever, therefore its a great way to test new OS’s risk free.
One limitation though, VMWare isn’t free, so the solution to this is to use VirtualBox which does the exact samething and works for all three systems – Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Continue reading »
Just a few days after it was officially submitted, its now available! TomTom’s updated sat nav app is now in version 1.2 and available from the App Store. It boasts a number of much needed updates and surprisingly, TomTom has decided to support iPod Touch and the first gen GPS-less iPhone.
For those who have been waiting / undecided whether or not to get the sat nav app for your iPhone, this update is significant in that TomTom has now caught up with the others by allowing for turn-by-turn navigation. However, this still means you will need that expensive car kit to work. The Tom Tom car kit has a built-in GPS module, integrated speaker and line out. However, it’s not vital if you have the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS.
Stantum unveils the Slate PC, a multiouch tablet PC which has been based on the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook. The Slate PC has a 10.1-inch multitouch LCD panel and boasts Stantum’s PMatrix technology. The screen has 1024×600 resolution, 500:1 contrast and 200cd/m2 brightness. The device will support both finer and stylus input.
