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Apr 07Nokia launched 5700 in Kuala Lumpur
Posted by CJCM
Colbert Low had invited me to join him at the launch of Nokia 5700 held yesterday in Midvalley Kuala Lumpur, unfortunately the event was held on a working day so I had to say no due to work commitment. Nevertheless, I got to see some nice photos posted by Colbert in his blog.
p/s: Colbert did you ask for the phone numbers of the gorgeously looking Nokia girls… 
Looking at the pictures and the technical specifications below, I’d say the Nokia 5700 is one cool gadget that should be on your shopping list either for yourself or as gift to your loved ones.
- Vibrant color screen supporting up to 16 million colors
- 3G high-speed data connectivity
- 2 Megapixel camera
- Using S60 software
- Using an optional 2GB MicroSD card, the Nokia 5700 XpressMusic supports up to 1500 tracks
- Supports WMA, MP3, AAC, as well as eAAC+ and MP4
- Supports playback on Bluetooth in stereo
Read [The Gadget Blog by Colbert Low]
Read [Ideal Gadget by Sam CHeng Hung]
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Are you living in cold winter? Or the airconditioner in your office or home is too cold for you to work on your PC and you can’t switch off the aircond for some reason? Well worry no more. This USB heated blanket will help you warm up your body and all it takes is just to plug in the connector to any of available USB port on your PC. Your feet also feel cold? At $25 each you can buy two blankets and keep one under your feet as well, as long as you have more USB ports to plugin. If not, just buy another USB adapter for all your USB powered devices and spare for the future expansion too because you can never tell what is coming up next to plugin into your USB ports.. 
It looks like Apple is in for more trouble with its iPhone. This time it is over the use of the term Visual Voicemail where a product with the same name already exists as part of the Nortel’s Voice Office Applications Suite.
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I wrote about few new gadgets that were launched during the International Consumer Electronics Show 2007. Here are my recents posts that have been published at Gadgetell. Enjoy!
