Technology

Top Three Mobile Phones

1.HTC ThunderBolt

The HTC ThunderBolt launched in market for sale on March 17.  This phone is considered as a first phone in United States which has a feature of Verizon’s Lightning- Fast 4G LTE Network.  This gives a benefit to those users who use the routine high band services of apps like video chat, online gaming and HD video streaming.   The broadband runs with the stunning speed of 8 to 12mbps. The device is having two camera front and rear.  Front camera is of 1.3 megapixels whereas rear camera is of 8 megapixels. The Verizon’s Lightning- Fast 4 G LTE Network feature makes it different from others.

2.T-Mobile G2x (With Google)

The black, dark grey and silver color scheme of this mobile gives an elegance look.  The device has NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 system on chip.  Two cores are comprised in Tegra 2:  1GHZ Cortex A9 CPU and eight GeForce GPU Cores.  HDMI and dual display is supported by this device which enables to watch HD videos from your phone to TV.  The multitasking feature is provided in this device.  The camera is of 8 megapixels.  The device has some limitations towards call quality.  The software for the mobile is not updated yet.

3. Motorola Atrix 4G(AT & T)

The phone is known for its processor power, display clarity and its compact shape.  The phone is considered as first branded 4G in AT&T phones.  The device has a feature of fingerprint recognition which can be found on back.  The phone will remain locked and can be unlocked by recognition of your finger prints.  The camera is of 5 megapixels.  Android 2.2 is installed in this device.  This can be assumed as a limitation of this device that the OS Android 2.3 is not yet installed in this device.

Top Three Laptops 

1. Apple MacBook Pro MD314LL/

Now is the time to include Apple in the list of best laptops of 2012. The model of Apple that has been selected for this list is Apple MacBook Pro MD314LL/A which contains 4GB of DDR3 RAM and 750GB storage memory. It has everything that laptop user demands from laptop manufacturing company. 2.8GHz Intel Core i7 Dual-Core makes it best laptop and holds no. one position.

2. HP ENVY 17

Heavy weight, huge size and high performance laptop made by HP is named as HP ENVY 17. The screen size of HP ENVY 17 is 17.3″ and for visual graphics it has AMD Radeon video card. Built-in microphone, HD webcam and its visuals makes it perfect laptop for internet usage.

3. Dell XPS 15z

15.6″ Dell XPS 15z has video card of NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M which offers 96 shaders and a 128 Bit memory bus. It is best suited for playing games because it has sufficient potential to give 3D vision in games. Other features of this Dell laptop includes 750GB of hard disk memory, 6GD of DDR3 RAM and 2.5GHz processors of Intel Core i5-2410M.

Top Three Tablet

1. Apple iPad2 (Price : $515.00)

When the Apple iPad entered the market, people were amazed at the technology this small device offered. No tablet could beat the technology, and most products were several steps behind Apple’s tablet. With Apple’s iPad 2, they made themselves even more difficult to beat. This device is two times faster than its predecessor, 33 percent thinner and offers additional multimedia features including a front-facing camera and FaceTime technology. The iPad 2 is our TopTenREVIEWS Gold Award winner because of its long battery life, fast processor, amazing graphics and endless number of features. Read more.....

2. Samsung Glaxy Tab 10.1 (Price : $596.68)

The Apple iPad 2 has set the standard for tablets very high. While we can't say that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 exceeds the mark set by the category leader, we have no reservations about stating that it is the closest Android tablet yet to give the venerable iPad a true run for its money. It's no thicker than the iPad and is a bit lighter. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 runs the newest Android 3.1 Honeycomb OS, which is designed specifically for tablets and it even runs Adobe Flash. As a result of these and a host of other impressive features, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is the recipient of the TopTenREVIEWS Silver Award for tablets. Read more....

3. Sony Tablet S (Price : $596.36)

The Sony Tablet S is an exceptionally built device that's about the size and weight of an iPad, making it a pleasure to hold. It has many excellent features and apps, and its Android 3.1 Honeycomb operating system makes it intuitive to use, and doesn't lag. The only issues are that its display is a little smaller than similar Android tablets and it doesn't allow for internet access via mobile broadband, so if you're in an area without Wi-Fi, you'll have no access to the internet. It receives our TopTenREVIEWS Bronze Award. Read more...

Top Three 3D TVs

1. Samsung UE55ES8000 (Price : USD 2499-2500)

Samsung has developed a handy habit of being the first major brand out of the traps each year when it comes to launching new TV ranges.

And this year it's done it again, with the ridiculously glamorous Samsung UE55ES8000 - an achievement made all the more impressive by the fact that this 55-inch screen might very well turn out to be 2012's most innovative television.

Despite the UE55ES8000 boasting another of Samsung's trademark - and much loved - super slim body designs, it still manages to squeeze inside its svelte form some genuinely revolutionary stuff.

Particularly startling is the set's new control system. Or rather, control systems, plural. Samsung has done a real 'kitchen sink' job in this respect, delivering voice control, gesture control, and even chucking in a second remote control with a touch-sensitive pad on it.

Some of these systems work more successfully than others, as we'll discover later, but Samsung certainly deserves an early five gold stars for trying so hard to address the growing problem of how to handle smart TV's ever-increasing feature lists.
More innovation finds no less than three new big sections of content on Samsung's smart TV platform, focused on family, fitness and kids.
Also potentially key to the Samsung UE55ES8000's appeal is its new dual-core processor, designed to boost picture performance and improve the functionality and speed of the online services engine.
Wrapping up the Samsung UE55ES8000's headline features are its active 3D playback, and the intriguing fact that it can actually have its core chipset upgraded in the future via a slot-in module - potentially to, say, a quad-core system.

2. Panasonic TX-L47ET50B( Price : USD-750)

Has Panasonic lost its lovin' feeling for plasma TVs? The 47-inch Panasonic TX-L47ET50B is the Japanese manufacturer's biggest ever LCD TV by some distance, and as such represents a major shift in what it thinks is the right tech for home cinema.

For long a manufacturer mainly of plasma panels, Panasonic LCD TVs have thus far only been made in sub-37-inch screen sizes.

So the Panasonic TX-L47ET50B - priced at £1,673 in the UK (about $2,660) - and little brother the TX-L42ET50B (£1298/about $2070) are genuinely new for - tech-wise - arguably the most important brand in flatscreen TVs.

It may be a step in another direction for Panasonic, but the TX-L47ET50B is hardly a novelty act. In fact, this era of all brands offering everything might play into our hands in this case for one good reason: Panasonic's small screen LCD TVs have thus far been immaculate.

The main reason for that hasn't been the use of Edge LED backlighting (which, incidentally, the Panasonic TX-L47ET50B has), but instead their being based around IPS panels, which tend to extend the viewing angle noticeably further than basic LCD panels.

Happily, the Panasonic TX-L47ET50B constitutes Panasonic's largest ever attempt at an IPS-panelled television.

The Panasonic TX-L47ET50B isn't all about panel tech, living up to its Smart Viera LED TV name in more than one way.

Most eye-catching is it super-slim 36mm-deep chassis, which is dressed in an unusual mix of transparent lip and silver bezel, the latter of which measuring just 11mm wide. Called a 'Crystal Frame' by Panasonic, it's a great idea and cleverly executed, although the Panasonic TX-L47ET50B is a tad wider than it actually appears.

Appearance is all with its 3D system, too, which uses the active shutter tech developed by Panasonic.

Unfortunately this is the brand's entry-level 3D LED effort, so it doesn't actually ship with any 3D glasses in the box. We managed to procure a pair of Panasonic TY-ER3D4ME 3D glasses, which cost £81 in the UK and $80 in the US, where they're called Panasonic TY-ER3D4MU 3D Active Shutter Eyewear. Not too bad you might think, but for a family of five?

It's an unlikely upgrade, which partially explains Panasonic's introduction of its Easy 3D range of ET5 LED TVs, which use the much cheaper passive technology. Glasses for those TVs cost just a few quid, but the detail levels aren't as high.

Smart TV functions consist of Viera Connect, a grid-style presentation of app icons covering the likes of BBC iPlayer, BBC News, YouTube, Fetch TV, Eurosport and Skype. To use Skype, you'll need to add a £130 Panasonic HD Communication Camera TY-CC10W, which is called the TY-CC20 and costs $130 in the US.

3.LG 47LM670T ( Price : USD - 2199)

The 47-inch 47LM670T is the first of LG's eagerly awaited new Cinema Screen connected TVs to land in the UK. Available also as the 42-inch 42LM670T and the 55-inch 55LM670T, it's the entry level set in arguably the brand's most attractive range yet.

Positioned above it are the similarly attired LM860V and LM960V models. While all share the same core feature set, significant differences apply to their picture processing and panel technology.

But just how much image quality are you sacrificing when you buy at the cheaper end of the spectrum, and will you really notice the difference when you're vegging out in front of The One Show? (The answer to these questions is: 'Quite a lot' and 'Probably not.')

The TV utilises a standard Freeview HD DVB tuner, and has a generic EPG. It's also fully 3D compatible, courtesy of the brand's Passive 3D technology. A 'party pack' of five multi-coloured polarising 3D goggles are included with the set - perfect for when the kids want to invite their chums around to watch a 3D 'toon on Blu-ray or Sky 3D.