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Gadgets released this week
10-May

HP Envy Spectre XT: HP’s new thin, light and ultra portable HP Envy Spectre XT ultrabook boasts an all-metal design, Beats Audio, a HD webcam, a 13.3” HD display with slim bezel, 128GB of solid state storage, up to eight hours of battery life, a 14.5mm profile and a price tag of $999.99. The HP Envy Spectre will hit stores in the US on June 8. Credit: AFP Realxnews
HP Envy Spectre XT: HP’s new thin, light and ultra portable HP Envy Spectre XT ultrabook boasts an all-metal design, Beats Audio, a HD webcam, a 13.3” HD display with slim bezel, 128GB of solid state storage, up to eight hours of battery life, a 14.5mm profile and a price tag of $999.99. The HP Envy Spectre will hit stores in the US on June 8. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
       
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From the much-awaited Samsung Galaxy S III to HP
Sony VAIO T Series: Sony has finally joined the ultrabook party with its VAIO T Series laptop. The Vaio T Series ultrabook sports a Sandy Bridge Intel core i3-2367M processor and up to nine hours of computing all packed into a light (1.6kg), thin (17.8 mm) and robust aluminum and magnesium chassis. The Vaio T Series Ultrabook will be available in May. Pricing has not been announced. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
Nokia 808 PureView: The Nokia 808 PureView is somewhat of an amazing anomaly in the smartphone world with its massive 41MP image sensor and in-house-developed pixel over-sampling technology. Consumers in Russia and India will be first to get their hands on the device in May. The Nokia 808 PureView is priced at €450. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
Kyocera’s Hydro Android: Kyocera’s Hydro Android smartphone is waterproof to one meter for up to 30 minutes. The Kyocera Hydro will be available in the second half of 2012. Pricing has not been announced. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
Jawbone Big Jambox: Jawbone’s Big Jambox is a portable speaker designed to deliver powerful aural experiences in large rooms or outdoor settings. The Big Jambox is available from May 15 in the US and in additional countries this summer. Prices start from $299. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
HP Envy Spectre XT: HP’s new thin, light and ultra portable HP Envy Spectre XT ultrabook boasts an all-metal design, Beats Audio, a HD webcam, a 13.3” HD display with slim bezel, 128GB of solid state storage, up to eight hours of battery life, a 14.5mm profile and a price tag of $999.99. The HP Envy Spectre will hit stores in the US on June 8. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
Samsung Galaxy S III: Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy S III smartphone comes with an improved user interface, software optimization, Siri-challenging voice commands (S Voice), cloud storage, eye-tracking and lag-free photo taking. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
Doro PhoneEasy 740: The Doro PhoneEasy 740 is an Android smartphone that’s built for seniors. The device is due out in September. No price has been announced. Credit: AFP Realxnews Gadgets released this week
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