Technology is progressing at breakneck speed and it is not unusual to see new and fascinating innovations finding their way into the market year after year. All these impressive gadgets and services are aimed at making life simpler, helping people to work and communicate more efficiently, giving them enough time to enjoy the fruits of their labour such as the pay as you go mobile plans. As a matter of fact, it is not uncommon to see most professionals vying for the latest gadgets in the market, a trend which was hitherto exclusively associated with teenagers and youngsters. So, if you are a tech savvy individual looking for the latest, "must have" technological innovations, here is a look at some of the best products of 2011.
IPHONE 5: The new Apple offering pegged for release in 2011 promises to put the memories of pesky alarm and antenna issues behind. The iPhone 5 all set to be unravelled in summer 2011 is already one of the most highly anticipated gadgets in the market. The company is following its usual protocol and has thus far kept mum about the features of the product. However, what is obvious is that the phone will sort out all concerns that consumers had with its predecessor and of course, buyers will be able to use the Apple product with 'pay as you go mobile' services.
Chrome OS Notebooks: The Google product which has created quite a flurry in the tech community promises to eliminate the need for installing an operating system with a CD. As a matter of fact, Chrome OS Notebooks are all set to change the way personal computers operate. Unlike regular machines that load the operating system on start up, the Chrome Notebook will only come with limited functionality which will help the user to start the computer in record time. However, once connected to the internet, it will open up a world of possibilities providing the standard features associated with a notebook and the promise of millions of free Google apps
PSP Phone: Being developed as the competitor to Apple's iPhone, the PSP phone which is being developed in collaboration with Sony Ericsson promises to offer an unrivalled gaming experience. Unlike its competitor, the IPhone, the PSP phone will not only work on 'pay as you go' plans but also it will offer a spectacular gaming experience, making those long train rides more entertaining than they have ever been. The phone can also be used as a 'pay monthly mobile'. Mobile phones from Sony have long been hailed as the best in the market and the PSP phone will certainly raise the quality bar further.
Vaio with 3D by Sony: The company can definitely be trusted to infuse the 3D technology is just about all their gadgets. After the successful launch of their 3D television sets, Sony is all set to unveil their laptops with the same spectacular 3D effect. Sony Vaio 3D will be available with Bravia glasses that will synchronize with the IR blaster. The laptop will come equipped with a 16" screen that can be used to enjoy PlayStation 3 gaming. A machine meant for a superlative entertainment experience, the 3D Vaio will also have Blu-ray drives and black frame insertion technology that will provide crystal clear images. However, all those amazing features will of course come for a high price tag, expected to be released for a whopping 1,500, the latest Sony offering has already got most techies vying for a look despite its exorbitant price.
Nintendo 3DS: Any talk about 3D technology would be incomplete without mentioning another highly anticipated gadget of 2011, the Nintendo 3DS. The ultimate device for gaming enthusiasts, this gadget is designed to offer a 'true to life' gaming experience; the likes of which have never been experienced before. Well before its release, this product has garnered an unprecedented amount of attention. The gadget comes with the promise of a host of features including backward compatibility with earlier consoles The built in function known simply as "streetpass" will allow users to download content even when the device is in the sleep mode and there are a myriad of other neat features that have made this device one f the most eagerly awaited products of the year.
These new age gadgets are all designed to enhance the quality of entertainment and communication while making work life simpler and more efficient. These services are the wave of the future that allows consumers to use their cellular devices more affordably.
IPHONE 5: The new Apple offering pegged for release in 2011 promises to put the memories of pesky alarm and antenna issues behind. The iPhone 5 all set to be unravelled in summer 2011 is already one of the most highly anticipated gadgets in the market. The company is following its usual protocol and has thus far kept mum about the features of the product. However, what is obvious is that the phone will sort out all concerns that consumers had with its predecessor and of course, buyers will be able to use the Apple product with 'pay as you go mobile' services.
Chrome OS Notebooks: The Google product which has created quite a flurry in the tech community promises to eliminate the need for installing an operating system with a CD. As a matter of fact, Chrome OS Notebooks are all set to change the way personal computers operate. Unlike regular machines that load the operating system on start up, the Chrome Notebook will only come with limited functionality which will help the user to start the computer in record time. However, once connected to the internet, it will open up a world of possibilities providing the standard features associated with a notebook and the promise of millions of free Google apps
PSP Phone: Being developed as the competitor to Apple's iPhone, the PSP phone which is being developed in collaboration with Sony Ericsson promises to offer an unrivalled gaming experience. Unlike its competitor, the IPhone, the PSP phone will not only work on 'pay as you go' plans but also it will offer a spectacular gaming experience, making those long train rides more entertaining than they have ever been. The phone can also be used as a 'pay monthly mobile'. Mobile phones from Sony have long been hailed as the best in the market and the PSP phone will certainly raise the quality bar further.
Vaio with 3D by Sony: The company can definitely be trusted to infuse the 3D technology is just about all their gadgets. After the successful launch of their 3D television sets, Sony is all set to unveil their laptops with the same spectacular 3D effect. Sony Vaio 3D will be available with Bravia glasses that will synchronize with the IR blaster. The laptop will come equipped with a 16" screen that can be used to enjoy PlayStation 3 gaming. A machine meant for a superlative entertainment experience, the 3D Vaio will also have Blu-ray drives and black frame insertion technology that will provide crystal clear images. However, all those amazing features will of course come for a high price tag, expected to be released for a whopping 1,500, the latest Sony offering has already got most techies vying for a look despite its exorbitant price.
Nintendo 3DS: Any talk about 3D technology would be incomplete without mentioning another highly anticipated gadget of 2011, the Nintendo 3DS. The ultimate device for gaming enthusiasts, this gadget is designed to offer a 'true to life' gaming experience; the likes of which have never been experienced before. Well before its release, this product has garnered an unprecedented amount of attention. The gadget comes with the promise of a host of features including backward compatibility with earlier consoles The built in function known simply as "streetpass" will allow users to download content even when the device is in the sleep mode and there are a myriad of other neat features that have made this device one f the most eagerly awaited products of the year.
These new age gadgets are all designed to enhance the quality of entertainment and communication while making work life simpler and more efficient. These services are the wave of the future that allows consumers to use their cellular devices more affordably.
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