Jetstream P8 Features Specs Accessories Support Reviews

Speeds: 8

Weight: 12 kg (26.5 lb)

Folding Time: 15 sec

Folding Size: 29 x 83 x 66 cm (11.3" x 32.4" x 25.7")

Fractured asphalt, potholes, and ruts – the Jetstream P8 can handle it all. The full-suspension design, with suspension kinematics engineered in Germany, takes small wheel bike suspension to a new level. A sophisticated air shock allows tuning for different riders and riding styles.

Technical Highlights:

• X-Fusion air shock – can be tuned for different riders and riding styles
• Folds in seconds and is easy to carry so it never needs to be left outside
• Kore T-Beam saddle and seatpost system is extremely light and offers 70 mm of fore/aft adjustment
• Schwalbe Marathon Racer tires are fast-rolling and puncture resistant

 

Beetel Magiq Android Tablet reviews price features specs camera

With several tablets coming into the market, there is a price race between many products like these tablet devices. Aakash broke all records with Rs. 2999 in India, while Reliance 3G Tab also gave a good product at Rs.13000. Beetel’s Magiq, priced at Rs. 9999, has now jumped into the fray to fight with other such products.

Features:
With a processor speed of range 1GHz, running Android 2.2 Beetel Magiq presents a 7-inch WVGA full touch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480, trackpad and stylus.
It comes along with a Li-Ion 2200mAh battery which gives it a talk time of 3 hours and a standby time of 60 hours. It has an internal memory of 8GB and supports a memory card of 16GB capacity.
Connectivity:
Connectivity to the net and other devices via Bluetooth, 3G, WAP and Wi-Fi. GPS, GPRS and EDGE networks are also supported.
Dimensions:
At 209mm x 108mm x 15.5mm weighing 500g, it is a little bulky but a comfortable stand helps to prop it up nicely and is useful especially when watching movies.
Camera:
Beetel Magiq consists of 2MP front and rear cameras with a 4X zoom, video recording and playback for taking pictures and video chats.
Applications:
With Android Market loaded, you can download several apps for free while other applications including Games, Calculator, Tasks, Alarm, and Calendar etc are pre-installed.
At Rs.9999, Beetel Magiq is a good buy but with a little improvement on speed and performance it will be able to compete with the other tablets in the market.

Samsung Galaxy M Pro pictures and hands-on specifications features full review price specs

Meet the Samsung Galaxy M Pro; what the promise seems to translate to is a handset that still boasts the latest version of Android, and very respectable 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, but without any super speedy insides or any of that top end Samsung screen technology.
All the same, the outer of this phone is okay. Actually, it's more than okay. It's pretty damn good. The keyboard is well laid out and, while there's none of the nobbles you get on BlackBerry devices to make things easier, it's still a decent enough mobile type. The phone also looks good. The grey brushed metal finish with splashes of orange here and there really make it stand out among the other Galaxy devices and no one's going to accuse you of being cheap if you pull one out.
The four Android hard keys make you wonder why manufacturers seem to have switched to the touch-sensitive type, and the optical trackpad in the middle is everything you need it to be. We're also glad that Samsung didn't try to make it any more by keeping the home key separate.
One place you do take a hit, that's quite tough to stomach on Android, is on the size of the screen itself. With the QWERTY taking up precious real estate, all the user ends up with is a 2.7-inch HVGA and, seeing as this isn't a premium Samsung device, it's only backed by straight LCD technology; but that's perhaps not such a loss as it's not that big anyway.
There's no price or date on the Samsung Galaxy M Pro yet, but we shouldn't have to hold our breath for too long.

Platform

• 3G Band: 900 / 2100MHz
• Multi-slot Class 12 network & data
• HSDPA 7.2Mbps 3G network & data

Music&Sound

• Music player
• MP3 ringtones
• OMA 1.0 DRM

Connectivity

• Internet browser (HTML) Android
• PC Sync (KIES)

Call Function

• Speakerphone

Display

• 2.8" Main display size

Fun&Entertainment

• Embedded wallpaper
• FM Radio

Memory

• Phonebook (Unlimited - Up to available memory)

Further Information

• Touch screen

Camera

• Auto focus
• White balance: Auto / Daylight / Incandescent / Fluorescent / Cloudy
• ISO: support

Messaging

• MMS (1.2)

Personal Information Management

• Real time clock
• Worldtime
• Alarm
• Calculator
• Memo book

 

HTC Chacha full review full phone specifications price cost specs

HTC ChaCha will be dream smartphone for  Facebook addicts and for those who love to share whatever they are doing with pals on net through facebook,googleplus or any other social networking sites all around the globe. With the mobile's dedicated Facebook button (at the bottom right) its so easier to share pictures, location, music and status messages. The HTC ChaCha sure has bought social media networking at one right place. The experience is totally unique and the mobile specifications support it very well. See below the extended video, review video and the features.

The phone is constructed from metals and plastic, giving a nice combination of materials and an attractive design. In terms of size it is slimmer than the BlackBerry Bold at 10.7mm; the ChaCha is marginally larger than the Bold overall, with a wider spaced keyboard offering up individual keys.

Across the bottom of the display are the normal touch controls for home, menu, back and search, with the volume rocker and standby/lock buttons falling into their regular places. Unlike the HTC Salsa there is no camera button, but you do get two hard calling buttons beneath the display, meaning you can answer calls and hang-up without having to touch the screen. 
Then we have that Facebook button, which is perched beneath the keyboard, a little too prominently, emphasising the fact that this phone is a little bit different. The HTC ChaCha isn’t just a phone with a Facebook button though, as it’s the first candy-bar Android device with a full QWERTY keyboard that we’ve seen from HTC and seen running HTC Sense.

The keyboard itself feels great to use, with a nice positive action to each key and a nice clean, slightly tactile, finish. The size and spacing is mostly fine and if you’re coming from a BlackBerry keyboard you’ll be up to speed in minutes. It offers four rows of keys so gives you the full QWERTY run down, with each main character key getting an alternate number or symbol. Some punctuation gets its own key, so comma, full stop and question mark are each just one button press away, which is handy in daily use.

Specifications:

·                                  2.6-Inches TFT Touchscreen

·                                 Android 2.4 OS (Gingerbread)

·                                 600Mhz Qualcomm Processor

·                                 Full QWERTY Keyboard

·                                 512 MB of RAM& 512 of MB ROM

·                                 MicroSD/SDHC Card Support upto 32 GB

·                                 Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP

·                                 Wi-Fi  802.11 b/g/n

·                                 5 MP  Front Camera with LED Flash

·                                 VGA Rear Camera

·                                 HSDPA @ 7.2 Mbps & HSUPA @ 384 Kbps

·                                 Battery-Power: 1250 mAh

·                                 GPS & A-GPS Support

·                                 Built in online service support for Twitter & Facebook