Blackberry 9900 Unboxing Pictures & Review

The BlackBerry Bold 9900 has got to amaze you once more. Cameras, internet browsing, HTML emails – all were included on RIM’s phones years after they had become standard fare on other handsets. But the Bold 9000 finally offers some cutting-edge tech, and in an attractive package to boot. Its 1.2GHz processor, high-spec touchscreen, brand new OS7 and HD video camera are all specs we never really expected a BlackBerry to have!Let’s take a look at the 9900 package, together with the phone; the accessories include a charger, a phone battery, a charger, a data cable, a handsfree and a user’s guide.

On the front is an incredibly sharp touchscreen. It is of 640 x 480 pixels on a 2.8 inch. The touchscreen is capacitive and highly responsive.

The back of the phone is of a “bold” design with the word “bold” imprinted at the back of the centre. Apparently, it shows the entity of the phone.

The 9900 comes with a keypad, which definitely facilitates fast typing and fast sharing.

To be fair to BlackBerry, the camera on the Bold 9900 is not its main selling point. What they have is a 5MP snapper. It’s not too shabby but also not very adventurous, considering that various phones have had better cameras. Fortunately, it comes with an LED light too, which makes photo taking better in darker conditions.

Of course, how can you miss the 3.5 mm headphone slot if you are to enjoy the media experience? The beauty here is that the headphone jack gives you something to rest your fingers against as you hold the 9900 in your hand.

At 115 x 66 x 10.5 mm, you can slide it into your pocket without too much bulk. In fact, that’s one of the 9900′s key selling points. According to RIM, they say this is the slimmest BlackBerry yet. If you are looking for a slim smartphone, BlackBerry Bold 9900 is doubtlessly a good choice!

Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1 3G Unboxing Pictures & Review

Are you ready to work on your tablet and get rid of your netbook? It is possible with Samsung Galaxy Tab P7500 10.1 3G Tablet for it has an enormous screen display – a 10.1 inch screen! Wow…you want to find out more from this huge giant? Let’s walk you through with this new Samsung tablet.Inside the package, there are the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 3G Tablet and a few devices including an AC adaptor, a lithium-ion battery and a data cable.

An enormous display with 10.1-inch screen allows you to perform your daily work outside you desktop PC. This Tab sports a wide 1280 x 800 resolution using a 16:10 aspect ratio. Images appear sharp and vividly on its glossy screen. The bottom portion is dedicated for the main navigation (Back, Home, Running applications, screen capture) and device info like time, WiFi settings, battery, and notifications.

At the back is all black with a silver band on top where the 3.15-mp camera and a LED flash are located. It’s made of hard plastic though so you might want to have something to protect it from scratches. This attributed to the lightweight design for its size.

The Tab comes with a 3.15 mp rear-facing camera, which supports 2048×1536 pixels, autofocus with a LED flash and HD (720p) video recording.

This tablet accepts a SIM card but can’t do calls, only SMS and mobile internet. The 3.5 mm audio jack is right beside the regular SIM slot.

How can you not have a front facing camera when it comes to video calling with friends on a tablet? A 2 mp camera is located on top of it!

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 3G, no doubt, is a very capable multimedia tablet for browsing, watching videos, checking in on your social networks, and even doing some productivity work if you will also get the keyboard dock for it since it already comes with a Polaris app for your basic Microsoft Office files. However, as a matter of fact that if you don’t need the 3G capability, you might as well wait for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 instead.

Sony NEX C3 Unboxing Pictures & Review

Sony is one of the companies with most to gain a widespread adoption of mirrorless cameras. The inroads it made into the conventional DSLR market were pretty modest compared to its ambition, and there’s clearly an opportunity to combine its in-house expertise from its Cyber-Shot compacts with the interchangeable lens know-how it gained.The magic inside the package comes with the Sony Alpha NEX-C3 DSLR Camera, and there are also a NP-FW50 battery pack, a battery charger, a data cable (USB), a strap, a CD-ROM, a user’s guide, a body cap.

The NEX-3 is not exactly excessively bulky, so it’s impressive to see that Sony has managed to make the C3 still smaller – it’s even slightly smaller than the NEX-5.

Instead of building the flash into the camera body, Sony opts to include a small, fiddly screw-in flash in the box. We reckon that most users will choose to either leave the flash attached at all times (thus increasing the size of the camera), or end up leaving it at home.

The 3.0 inch XtraFine TruBlack LCD has got to make you view the pictures nicely and vividly.

The fun part about the NEX-3 is the lift-up of the screen. Easy lift, easy self picture taking mode.

The playback, power keys are just located on the right top of the camera. The Rec key is easily spotted under the power key for shooting a movie.

The Sony NEX-C3 is one of few exceptions. However, the camera is priced very competitively, and you’re not likely to miss the few features it omits — namely 1080p video capture and a universal accessory hot shoe. Sony’s NEX-3 left us with high expectations for its next generation mirrorless cam, and our level of enthusiasm for this latest camera remains unparalleled. If you’ve been looking to upgrade from a compact point-and-shoot, or want to trim a significant amount of fat from your DSLR kit, then there’s no better option than the NEX-C3.

HTC EVO 3D Unboxing Pictures & Review

Viewing 3D pictures and videos is no longer a big deal nowadays. On your cell phone? Yes! The 3D trend is flooding all over the showbiz and phone industry. It is not something new anymore. So, how can each brand do to outstand their products in the market? Let’s take a look at the review.Unpacking the HTC EVO 3D boxset, besides the phone, there are also a battery, a charger, a handsfree set, and a user’s guide.

The EVO 3D is a little taller than the EVO 4G, but narrower thanks to a different screen aspect ratio — 16:9 vs. 5:3. It’s also a little thinner than its predecessor which, combined with the difference in width, makes the new handset a better fit in the hand. The phone features a 4.3 inch qHD capacitive touchscreen and the 4 capacitive buttons at the bottom.

At the back, you can find the dual cameras, which are the highlight of the phone. The angular edges of the phone are no doubt an excellent design for all users.

Speaking of the highlight of the phone, the dual cameras are capable of 3D picture taking mode. No need to wear a pair of 3D glasses, you can enjoy a 3D media experience as if you are in the theatre.

Here we go! The silver 2D / 3D mode switch plus the large machined aluminum camera button on the right edge are simply what you to care about when you take a picture or shoot a video.

You can find the headphone set and the power button located at the top of the phone.

You may be disappointed at the EVO 3D. Despite its 1.2GHz dual-core processor, the camera strangely lacks 1080p support. But the biggest gripe with the EVO 3D is its terrible battery life. Ultimately, we’ve come to think of the EVO 3D as a Sensation with a lesser camera, cheaper materials, worse battery life, and without the ability to roam worldwide. But hello, it’s got 3D and the best dedicated two-stage camera button that’s ever graced a phone. You have got to fall for its shooting function.

Olympus EP3 Unboxing Pictures & Review

Olympus has finally had the E-P3 out in the market. Being the most professional DSLR, the camera introduces a number of new features to the table: a touch-enabled 610k-dot resolution OLED screen, an interchangeable grip, a lighting-quick contrast autofocus system, a new built-in flash, and the same retro styling we’ve come to know. Let’s have a sneak peek at the new camera.With the enormous package, besides the camera itself, there are also a BLS-5 battery pack, a battery charger, a USB cable, an AV cable, HDMI cable, a strap, a CD-ROM and a user’s guide.

The Olympus E-P3 features subtle design changes from the E-P2, with new interchangeable grip options, a more traditional mode dial, a high-resolution touchscreen, and a built-in flash. The E-P3, hence, is a light camera that is easy to handle and shoot with, offering customers more options.

The camera with its 3 inch OLED display is an amazing gift to the camera users. With also the touch panel, you will simply fall for the device. The EP-3 sees the addition of a dedicated video record button, as well as a second programmable function button on the shoulder of the camera. The mode dial has been moved back to a more traditional spot on the top of the camera. The other shoulder of the camera now has a built-in pop-up flash that extends up and out.

The on/off key, the shutter together with the mode dial on the right shoulder and a user-programmable function button.

You can find the hot shoe and the stereo mics on the top of the camera.

There is a panel on the right of the camera. The five record and playback controls plus the thumb dial and other function keys are the highlight of the whole shooting pictures journey.

While the P3 has lots to offer the professional photographers, there are lots of automated modes that help out less experienced photographers. Olympus’s Live Guide, for example, is on hand and works with the touchscreen. The popular Art Filters are also available and can be used completely automatically. Video can also be recorded in AVCHD or Motion JPEG format.

Motorola Droid 3 Unboxing Pictures & Review

The Android Smartphone Motorola DROID 3 gives you a superman experience using the smartphone device. Equipped with dual-core processing power and the revolutionary webtop application, it packs with an 8 megapixel digital camera and a 4 inch brilliant qHD display. Let us find out more from the superhero!Unpacking the Motorola Droid 3, there are the phone, a battery, a charger, a USB cable and a user guide.

The Droid 3 comes with a 4.0 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen display with 16m colors. It has 540×960 pixels resolution. The display has so many features such as Accelerometer sensor for UI auto-rotate, Multi-touch input method, Touch-sensitive controls.

The back shows the intelligent side of the phone, with a slim, elongated design, which is suitable for any users.

The Phone has handsome look. It has smooth slider and a QWERTY keypad just like a keyboard of laptop.

There is a 1.3 mega pixels front-facing camera that enables you to do video chats with your friends, family and business partners.

The QWERTY keyboard is exactly like a keyboard for a PC. Usually, the number keys are omitted but on the Motorola Droid 3, they are aligned with the letter keys as well.

There is a superb 8 mega pixels camera with 3264×2448 pixels resolution. It does work well for you as a phone camera. The image quality is just fabulous. The camera has a few good features such as Touch-focus, geo-tagging and face detection. It can record videos too at the speed of 1080p@30fps.

It is yet to be a very thin phone compared to other smartphones in the market. However, with its user-friendly features, you can still find the phone easy to manage with. And the 3.5mm audio jack is just located next to the on/off lock key.

The Motorola Droid 3 phone released for the Verizon wireless network is the 3rd generation of the hit series Motorola Droid phone. Surfing the web, watching videos and movies, or playing games are excellent as always with all the Droids which have hit the market. The Motorola Droid 3 XT862 is going to hit the smartphone scene on-the-go.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Unboxing Pictures & Review

Equipping with the smallest HD camera, the Android smartphone is a new spot in the market. Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini has a palm size with vivid colors at your preference. Let’s dig deep into the specs of the mini phone and find out how amazing it is.In the package, together with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, there are also the battery, the earphone, the USB cable and a charger.

The Xperia Mini is essentially packed into the same size chassis as its predecessor, but with a three inch screen. The pixel count has been boosted to HVGA (320×480) which means it can now run a much higher percentage of applications from the Android Market. The Xperia Mini looked bright and crisp, further boosted in media terms thanks to the addition of the Bravia Engine.

Running your finger over the phone, it gives a solid feel, with a strong pressing action and easy holding in the hand.

The back camera has been boosted to a 5MP offering with 720p video recording with the lovely addition of an LED light for flashing.

The Xperia Mini has the headphone port at the bottom, along with the USB slot, with the power/lock key at the top.

Overall speaking, we are very impressed with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini handset – with Android 2.3 at the heart and all the user-friendly functions plus the interface, the mini pro is yet to be a success in the coming future.

Sony Ericsson Mini Pro SK17i Unboxing Pictures & Review

The Sony Ericsson Xperia is back! This time, it comes with a mini pocket size. Running Android in the smartphone and getting heaps of apps in a snap, Sony Ericsson Mini Pro SK17i is all you need to make you day easier. Let’s take a look at the package. Together with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini Pro SK17i, there are also a phone battery, a charger, a handsfree, and a user’s guide.

Featuring a tiny size than other phones in the market or even a bit smaller than other Sony Ericsson phones, the screen is only 2.5 inch. Having said that, the tiny gadget can give you an excellent experience of the Android-run phone, you can get the free apps from the web. Besides, you can also swipe through a maximum of 20 home screens, putting a widget on each.

There is the 5 mega pixel rear camera at the back. And it is coated with shining material that makes the phone looks cooler in hand.

Besides the touchscreen display that you can use your fingertip to swipe through the pages on the phone, you can also perform quickly with the QWERTY keyboard that you can slide it out from the side of the phone.

The QWERTY keyboard is literally like the keyboard of a computer, except that the keys are smaller so you can only type on it gently or you may risk pressing on the wrong keys.

The rear-facing 5 mega pixel camera is located on the left top of the phone. With the flash light that helps taking better quality pictures, you can simply rely on you little mini pro to take a good shot with your friends.

The 3.5 mm headset jack and the USB jack are located right on top of the phone, with the on/off/lock key right next to them.

You may find the display screen a bit smaller than usual. Fortunately, Sony Ericsson has done a good job of making the tiny interface usable. The icons are large and easily to poke, and four shortcuts sit in the corners of each of the home screens, allowing you to access your favorite functions quickly. You don’t want to miss this mini pro, no matter you want it for entertainment purpose or for business purpose.

LG P920 Unboxing Pictures & Review

We watch 3D movies in theatres; some may even have a 3D television at home now. 3D is indeed a technology that we can’t live without in the 21st century. Now, we can even enjoy the 3D journey simply on our very own personal assistant – our smartphone! The LG Optimus 3D P920 is the one. Inside the package box, there are a LG Optimus 3D P920 phone, a battery, a charger, a handsfree and a user guide.

Of course, you cannot see any difference between a normal phone and a 3D phone by seeing its appearance. Like other smartphones in the market, the P920 features a large screen of 4.3 inches. The front is a well-done mix of faux brushed metal and equipped with touch-sensitive keys.

The back has the LG’s trademark styling with a metal stripe on soft rubbery plastic. And on the left hand side, there are the rear-facing cameras.

A secondary camera in the front is also available.

And the primary cameras are located at the back. They help record 2D videos with 1080p 24@fps resolution and 3D videos with 720 30@fps resolutions.

The 3.5mm audio jack is just at the top of the phone. Right next to it is the on/off and lock key.

On the left is the port for HDMI and the USB.

Featuring touch-sensitive key without a QWERTY keyboard may sound inconvenient for some users. However, you will fall in love the user-friendly interface. You will discover another journey in the 3D Space.

The LG Optimus 3D P920 is definitely not the first 3D phone in the market, and of course we expect more to come. Comparing the previous 3D phones out in the market, the P920 has a bit of flaw- its thickness. If you place it next to a competitor in the market, you will see the P920 looks rather chubby than the others. For example, the Sharp Aquos phone sh-12c is a major competitor of the LG Optimus 3D. Although both supports brilliant 2D and 3D videos recording, the former one has dual 800 megapixel -camera while the latter only features 500 megapixels. Having the approximately same size of the display screen, you will expect to see a rather slimmer design of the Sharp Aquos. No matter which phone you are opting for, the 3D phones are going to be a big hit in the market!

HTC ChaCha Unboxing Pictures & Review

HTC, with its easy-to-use Sense interface, comes with a new idea for the sake of benefiting the users again. The big blue ‘F’ at the bottom which is designed for a “click-to-Facebook”, is going to be a big hit in the mobile market among the users. HTC Chacha is a new Android phone built entirely to be social, combining the simplicity, ease-of-use and depth of HTC Sense with the power and connectivity of Facebook. The new HTC ChaCha Android Smartphone features a dedicated Facebook button for one-touch access to the key functions of the Facebook internet service that are integrated throughout the HTC Sense experience..In the box, we can see a HTC Cha Cha phone, a user guide, a battery, a handsfree, and a charger.

The ChaCha model does not look slim at all, certainly not like the others. However, the body is made of white plastic and brushed metal. The touchscreen is just 2.6 inches, with a 480×320 resolution, which may not be big enough for some users.

Watching ChaCha from the back, it’s another story. With the words “With HTC Sense” imprinted at the bottom, and the brand name in the middle which is brought out by the silver background, the phone is quite of an elegant style.

The QWERTY keyboard is handy and pleasant to use with rubberised keys. The ChaCha is a definitely a messaging device, with the dedicated Facebook button at the bottom of the phone, you cannot miss this phone if you are a huge fan of Facebook.

There are two cameras – a 5MP autofocus job on the back complete with LED flash and a VGA camera on the front for self-portraits.

At the top is the standard 3.5mm headphone jack and a lock button, and the left hand side holds the volume rocker and micro USB charge/sync port, while the bottom holds nothing but a tiny hole for the microphone.

As you hold the ChaCha to look at the screen, the keyboard is naturally tilted towards you. This is rarely found in most of the phones in the market now, but it is actually a big hit in the Hong Kong mobile market back in decades ago.

Having the idea of integrating HTC’s Sense with Facebook is intuitive and inventive. Updating your status or sending out an email or message is a piece of cake with the keyboard. Although the shape does work well for the keyboard, the chin looks downright odd. However, if you’re opting for a phone with easy and quick messaging, the ChaCha is definitely an ideal choice for you.