Samsung Xcover – Samsung mobile phones Xcover is ‘tough’ man-made Samsung. In addition to water and dust resistant, Samsung’s X Battery Cover is equipped with exceptional durability.

This powerful mobile phone Samsung has previously appeared at the event in 2010 with the code MWC Samsung E2370.

Air Phone No. 4 – IPhone clone reappeared four so-called Air Phone No.4. Pegged the price around 100 USD, Air Phone No.4 claimed is the best iPhone clone that exist today.

Air Phone No.4 has a thickness of 3.9 mm, thinner than the iPhone still lost 4 but are much thinner than the old iPhone generation.

Western Digital VelociRaptor 600GB – For years, if you wanted the speediest consumer hard drive you could get your hands on, you went with a 10,000rpm Western Digital Raptor. Its first incarnation, released in 2003, was a 37GB single-platter drive using a PATA-to-SATA bridge. The next year brought a 74GB SATA 150 drive, and thereafter the drives roughly doubled in size (and went up a SATA spec) every couple of years. Last time WD refreshed the line, it bumped the capacity to 300GB, named the resulting 100MB/s-plus drive the VelociRaptor, and promptly won our Kick Ass award. But that was 2008—several hard drive generations ago. And though Western Digital’s latest VelociRaptor ups the ante with 600GB of space and a 6Gb/s SATA controller, the drive now has to compete with solid state drives and high-capacity, high-performance drives like WD’s own Caviar Black series.

Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity Edition – Do gamers really need six monitors? Having two displays—maybe even three—on your desk certainly makes sense for a productivity boost. And having run some games on three displays, we can say that the added immersion in the game world can indeed be compelling. But you can run three displays with any Radeon HD 5000–series cards, provided you have at least one DisplayPort monitor.

Viewsonic VPC100 – A computer system should not come with high hardware specs. It is time you select a computer system that fits your needs.

ViewSonic repacking VPC100 with specifications that resembles a portable computer system, like a netbook. All-in-one PC is using Intel Atom N270 processor and Intel GMA 950. Consideration of a lower power consumption seems to be the choice when deciding on hardware specifications ViewSonic VPC100.Viewsonic VPC100 visible width of the front side, but thinner than the thickness of the body frame. In terms of ergonomics, CHIP see the notes on this part of the optical drive eject button. This button looks flat, you have to press a little deeper to open the disc tray. ViewSonic VPC100 already supports Gigabit LAN and Wi-Fi 802.11b / g.