2008-08-08

Nokia N85 Hits the FCC


Not much is known about the elusive N85, other than the fact that it looks like a scaled-down N81. Or is that scaled down N96?

Either way, Engadget was able to shed a little more light on the subject thanks to some new FCC documents. There'll be two versions of the N85, one without 3G and the other with 900, 1900, and 2100 mhz bands. Except the 1900 band is one part of AT&T's 3G network, so who knows where it'll fit in.

The FCC page doesn't reveal anything else of value, other than the SAR values: around 1.01-1.03 W/kg when used near the head and 0.65-0.79 W/kg when worn on the body.

T700i: Sony Ericsson’s Latest Slim Phone


Sony Ericsson has just introduced their latest slim phone, T700i that is a thin mobile phone fabricated on the custom of the T610i.

T700i’s MP3 player paves way to a first-rate stereo; a 512MB memory card is included for more huge storage; users can move records via HSDPA or Bluetooth as well capture moments with its 3.2-megapixel camera. And with just 10mm thin, it’s as if the classic design of T700i just got married with the finest features.

MacBook Thin Enough

Not your average MacBook Air parody -- no Apple bashing -- this one shows why the standard MacBook is definitely "thin enough" to fit inside a manila envelope. Continue reading to watch.