Helsinki (Finland) - Nokia has begun selling a new luxury phone in partnership with Ferrari to commemorate the automobile's 60th anniversary.
The Ascent Ferrari 60 phone is available now from stores around the world at a suggested retail price of 18,000 euros ($25,400). The phone comes from Vertu, Nokia's luxury handset company.
East Longmeadow (MA) – Secure-It has introduced a new kit that promises to be more effective in locking down notebooks and tracking down stolen computers.
Half a terabyte of space is still a lot of storage room, for any type of client computer, desktop or notebook. But if you are looking for even more space on a notebook, then Alienware may be an option for you.
San Francisco (CA) – Intel will update its mobile Penryn processor, which is scheduled to launch as part of the current "Santa Rosa" platform late this year, with the "Montevina" platform in the first half of 2008.
San Francisco (CA) – The second day of IDF kicked off with an extensive presentation of the company's upcoming mobile products and Intel's Mobile Internet Devices – short "MID" – platform took the center stage. The big news: Intel apparently is planning without Microsoft and uses Apple's iPhone design as a template for second-gen MIDs that will also offer traditional cellphone features.