I’m not one to disagree with competition in any given market as you the readers should know, in fact I actually think competition should be there to create a buzz.
The worlds of home entertainment and the Internet took one step closer to each other this week when Samsung announced that they are integrating YouTube video playback into almost all of the their Blu-Ray players.
It looks like one of those pixelated pocket diaries that you got when you were 10, and I’m not sure if anyone above that age bracket will be unembarrassed enough
Although the Samsung NC20 is now available in the UK, the previous model the NC10 has always been a good netbook and now Vodafone is offering it to free for those who sign up to a two year contract.
The 12.1 inch ultraportable marketplace is quite crowed nowadays and is destined to become more so with more entrants like the Vostro 1220. But Samsung has always had a strong position with their NC10. Samsung announced the successor to the NC10, the aptly named NC20, a few months ago and this small laptop is now on sale in the UK and the US.
There are times when you need a netbook and there are times when you need a big laptop. Samsung’s new Intel Centrino 2 powered laptop the R720 is big and
Samsung has unveiled a new mobile phone that can be charged by the power of the sun. The Samsung E1107 looks like a normal mobile phone but when you flip it on its back it has a solar panel.
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