Review: OtterBox iPhone 3G Defender Case
The iPhone 3G is a stylish little device, but it's glass display is prone to breaking and unfortunately AT&T doesn't offer insurance on it. Drop it, and you'll be on the hook for $499 to replace a 16GB iPhone 3G and $399 for an 8GB iPhone 3G. Enter the OtterBox iPhone 3G Defender, a case that offers up serious protection and that feels nearly indestructible.
. Best Buy's kicked off its Blue Label Laptops program to offer premium consumer notebooks in-store and online. To qualify for the Blue Label Laptops program, models must be thin and light, be optimized for long battery life and have a 13.3-inch to 14.1-inch display. The first two Blue Label Laptops are the Toshiba Satellite E105 and the HP dv3510nr.
HP's introduced two new special edition series that feature new imprint designs. The dv4 Special edition and dv5 Special edition notebooks look great and if worth a look if you want something beyond basic black.
I just received an email from a confused notebook shopper and Notebooks.com reader. He's in the market for a sub-$800 mainstream notebook and wrote:
HP's introduced the Pavilion dv3500t, the company's first 13.3-inch notebook. HP was nice enough to give me an early preview of the dv3500t about a month ago and I liked what I saw. The Pavilion dv3500t is very similar to its bigger brothers, the dv4 and dv5, but it has a couple of features that I really like.
Sony's offering James Bond fans a chance to win a million dollars with it's
Dell announced that the Dell Latitude E6400 is now available with an optional electronic privacy filter. The optional software creates a pattern to reduce the side viewing angles, making it more difficult for those around the user to read the notebook's display.
According to Dell, the software filter has a miinimal impact on display brightness and can be activated with a single touch key combination.
The solution is a $139 option on the Latitude E6400, which is a little expensive for my taste, but cheap to those that have super-secret data that needs to be kept from prying eyes.
HP introduced the Mini-note 2133 a few months ago, but has yet to introduce a consumer friendly netbook. James from jkOnTheRun spotted what may be HP's answer to the Dell Inspiron N, Lenovo S10 and the smattering of other netbooks that seem to be hitting the market on a daily basis.
MacMall is having a closeout on MacBook Pros, with prices
Dell's released the
Sony announced the VAIO TT, which is the lightest notebook to include a Blu-ray Disc drive. The VAIO TT features a carbon-fiber chassis, weighing in at 2.87 pounds and measuring less than an inch thick.
Adobe's set to roll out Photoshop CS4, an upgrade to the industry-standard image editing suite. Professionals and serious amateur photographers will appreciate many of the new features in CS3, customizable tool panes and a more robust editing in Camera RAW.
T-Mobile's the first to introduce a phone powered by Google's open-source Android operating system. The T-Mobile G1, which has a touchscreen display and a full QWERTY keyboard, features several Google applications included Google Maps with Street View and YouTube.
SanDisk is teaming up with major recording labels and retailers to sell music on MicroSD cards. The "slotMusic" MicroSD cards will come pre-loaded with DRM-free albums in MP3 format, album art, liner notes and videos on select albums.