
So it is alternately put in a practice field of a car racer! So simply go with with your crazy ambition of car drive.
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As part of its third quarter earnings report, Apple announced how many iPhones were sold just as Apple's third quarter came to a close. As expected, the number of activated iPhones is not quite the same as sold iPhones. Some 270,000 iPhones were sold in the last 30 hours of the quarter. While even these numbers may disappoint some analysts, Steve Jobs indicated that Apple expects to sell one million iPhones this quarter (ending in September).
Apple also confirmed that the European iPhone will launch later this year. Asia will see it in 2008.
As for its other products, Apple sold 1,764,000 Macintosh computers (a 33 percent increase over the same quarter a year ago), 9,815,000 iPods (a 21 percent increase) to record revenue of US$5.41 billion and net quarterly profit of US$818 million.
The G7 is an all-business gaming mouse designed to do one thing, and one thing only – provide unparalleled cordless accuracy without any additional buttons to get in the way.
The G7 has just the basics: a back button for web navigation, buttons that allow you to switch the mouse’s sensitivity between 400, 800 and 2000dpi, a scroll-wheel and a battery level indicator. That’s it; no search button, back button, zooming feature, or any other doodads.
It comes with two Li-ion batteries that are about the size of a compact flash card; one plugs into the mouse while the other sits in the USB charging station.
The G7 Laser has a slick “faux carbon” aesthetic, and a right-hand only design that is similar to that employed by the company’s other gaming mice, including the Mx518 and the G5.
All in all this is a no-frills mouse with a straightforward mission; to be incredibly accurate and great for gaming.
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Location Free has been Sony’s attempt at a SlingBox-like device. These devices were previously in their own product line, but not anymore.
Sony has combined the Location Free line with their Vaio computers. The result is the Vaio LF-V30.
Though it doesn’t carry the same sleek visage as the newer Location Free Base Stations, it sports similar features. It can both input and output Component video, and converts video into Standard definition and QVGA.
It’ll drop in September, for a cool $250.