Loewe Art 37 TV is an expected touch of class
This is the Loewe Art. Joining its existing 32in, 40in and 46in brothers, the Art 37 features a 100Hz, edge-lit LED backlit panel as well as optical picture control and the ability to stream audio and video stored on your home network/USB device. Starting at a wallet-straining £1800 (plus £100 for the pictured mocha finish) and reaching £2200 for the optional DR+ hard drive model, it’s safe to say that Loewe’s luxurious stance on pricing has remained unchanged. Still, if you’re looking to sprinkle a bit of class in to your living room alcove then this may prove the perfect solution. See photo...
Garmin unleashes new eTrex range
Garmin hopes to entice hikers and geocache hunters alike with its new eTrex pocketable GPS device range. First up to bat is the eTrex 10, armed with a sunlight-readable monochrome display and worldwide basemap, starting at only £110. The eTrex 20 and 30 both offer detailed topographic marine and road maps, with the ability to load additional ordinance survey data. The eTrex 30 also packs in an three-axis electronic compass which should come in handy for finding even the most gravitationally-challenged treasure locations. The eTrex 20 and 30 will set you back £180 and £230 respectively and all models will available in the next few months. Happy hunting.
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Microsoft shows off Samsung Windows Phone Mango handset
In the two-horse smartphone race between Android phones and iPhones, it's easy to forget the Lib Dems of the mobile world. Yesterday, Microsoft put on a bit of a sprint, announcing not one but four new Windows Phone Mango handsets. The headliner was a Samsung handset, thought to be the SGH-i937, a phone that bears more than a passing resemblance to the Samsung Galaxy S II. The Samsung smartphone also looks like it has a front facing camera, which could hint that rumours of a Windows 8 video calling service named Chatter are true. Read more...
LG Optimus Pro spotted with Android Gingerbread and keyboard
The LG Optimus Pro has just been spotted in Italy – and we're impressed by its professional-sounding specs. Let's face it, anyone who owns a "business phone" but doesn't receive hundreds of urgent emails a day just wants to look important and busy. It's the tech equivalent of a briefcase with nothing in. Read more...
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