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Let Eldus be your technology and recreation connection for educational priced products. At Eldus, we have the newest, coolest gizmos & gadgets for distance learning students and education faculty members. Check out our Back-to-School Specials! Creative Labs Zen; Apple iPod; iMAC.
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MacBook Air - New Apple Compact NotebookOn Tuesday, 15 Jan 2008, at the Macworld conference in San Francisco, Apple show its latest new wares. Apple unveiled a brand new subcompact Apple notebook computer. - the Apple MacBook Air. This LED backlit 13.3" widescreen, a keyboard that has an ambient light sensor and a large multi-touch trackpad and a built-in Apple iSight webcam. What make this unique is its thinness, about 50% thinner than existing Mac laptops. This is way thinner than the thinnest part of the much-hyped Sony TZ series laptop. It´s so slim, Apple ads show it being pulled it out of one of those little brown manila mailing envelopes. The MacBook air will start at US$1,799 for a model with an Intel full-speed Core 2 Duo processor chip running at 1.6 GHz with an 80 GB hard drive. For about double the money at US$3,098,   Computer
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iPod Touch Upgrade Among the tidbits that came out 15 January at MacWorld 2008 was a $20 charge to upgrade the iPod Touch to be more like the heftier, more-pimped-up big brother iPhone. The $20 upgrade charge (actually $19.99) to add existing applications available on the iPhone - mail, weather, maps and stocks. Here´s the catch: The developing community have already found ways to "jailbreak" or hack an iPod Touch so not only can it get all the same applications found in the iPhone, but it can install all the applications developed by third parties. Hint: Type "jailbreak" and "Touch" into Google and follow the links. The whole process is free but not without risks cause it goes against the official software offered by Apple. Looks like Apple is punishing their early adopter, people that are first Peripherals
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Apple iPhone with 8GB Memory The iPhone was introduced in June 2007. Apple officially pegs sales at 4 million units by early 2008. Yes, 4 million is first 90 days since its released. However, Apple failed to address the iPhone shortcomings. Apple easily have the technology to upgrade the iPhone to 16GB storage space. The original iPhone has vastly too little space for video, music, photos, and all the graphical content being placed there. What do the users have to do or say to get Apple to make a 16GB iPhone? Apple is trying to suck another million or so unit sales before it upgrades to 16GB Memory Space. That sucks for anyone now in the market to buy a phone. Apple won´t deal with basic software fixes like the ability to select text, copy and paste and delete multiple email messages. Apple is failing to address basic user needs Peripherals
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Tata Nano - the 1 Lakh Autorickshaw Car A "snub-nosed" style design and made in India, No-Frills Car that come without radio, no AC (Air Conditioning System), no passenger side mirror, hand crank windows and only one windshield wiper. It has an Autorickshaw configuration of a 33 horsepower, two-cyinder 600cc rear mounted engine. It has rear wheel drive with a scooter sized tubeless wheel. The overall dimension of 3.1m L x 1.5m W x 1.6m H, and enough room to hold four people or five people - if they squeeze. Tata Nano has an all aluminum sheet-metal body, with safety features such as crumple zones, intrusion-resistant doors, seat-belts (but no air bags), strong seats and anchorages, and the rear tailgate glass bonded to the body. Tata Nano has its four wheels pushed out to the corners to improve its manoeuvring. Tata Nano About
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Car Electronics The new Fiat 500 comes with a Microsoft logo next to the driver seat. Fiat 500 use a Windows Mobile-based media and navigation system known as "Blue & Me". Features include voice activation, steering wheel buttons, a dashboard screen, Bluetooth connectivity, and a USB socket.Blue & Me, the Windows Automotive technology allows drivers to access their phones through the car's stereo, to use voice commands and steering wheel-mounted controls to control the audio, and to read text messages via the car's computer. A USB port in the glove compartment or next to driver seat will allow audio expansion using any compatible device. Down the road the system will include GPS control and weather and traffic-monitoring systems as well. http: www.microsoft.com windowsautomotive Automobile
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