Info Leaked On The Playstation Phone Zeus

After the iPhone 4 leak, the PlayStation phone is perhaps one of the biggest leaks yet. A new video has surfaced which shows the phone running the PlayStation app, although the entire duration shows the phone running in Chinese you can still see that the directional buttons still can’t be used with games yet and that the load time of the Zeus is still a little slow when it is running “Dungeon Defenders”.

The video leak also helped shed some light on the new features of the phone, which are:

• 4-Inch display
• 5 MegaPixel Camera
• 512 MB of RAM
• 512 MB of ROM
• MicroSD Card slot
• Two Microphones
• A micro USB port

So far it is unknown whether the phone will have backward support of any kind, i.e whether it would be able to run old PSP games via memory card or emulated PS1 games and there are no achievement / trophy options like what Windows Phone 7 has on its XBOX Live App.

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New Ipad 2 Photos Leaked

A rear shell possibly from the second-generation iPad has been spotted at the 2011 International CES within the iLounge Pavilion. The shell, that has been been made by Gopod Mobile with the “iPad 2” and “128GB” logos won’t be on the upcoming iPad 2 but it shows what the upcoming design of the iPad 2 would look like. It’s been shown paired with an iPad 2-specific foldable rechargeable battery pack developed by the Gopod Mobile Company itself, and shows the device’s revised and redesigned curves, ports, and cameras placements; it is said by Gopod to represent the actual appearance of the as-yet-unreleased thinner and slightly smaller iPad. It is also expected by Apple to announce the iPad 2 on February 1st.

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iPhone 5 design drawings leaked?

Antenna looks to have been moved, confirming Apple's plans to finally fix phone's killer flaw.

New design drawings of the iPhone 5 have apparently surfaced, showing off a very similar style to the current iPhone 4 model. The pics come on the back of a video earlier this week which showed new iPhone parts with the antenna breaks clearly moved to prevent ‘death grip’ issues.

Apple had the clip pulled from YouTube and doubtless Steve Jobs will be none too pleased to see Jony Ive’s scribblings for the next-gen iPhone hit the web too.

he drawings suggest the next iPhone will not be that far removed from the iPhone 4, with a subtle leap similar to the shift from the iPhone 3G to the 3GS. The new phone is expected to land this summer.

 

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AMD Mobility Radeon 7000 Series Leaked Before 2011

Shortly after finishing off the top-order of its Radeon HD 6000 series desktop discrete graphics processors (GPUs), AMD is letting out information about its first line of GPUs built on the 28 nanometer fabrication process. The first products carrying the Mobility Radeon HD 7000 series brand identifiers are notebook GPUs in the MXM 3.0 form-factor. AMD is planning an entire lineup top-to-bottom to address almost all mobile computing market segments. At the very low end of course would be its Fusion accelerated processing units with GPUs embedded. On top of that is what follows.

The lineup begins with "Wimbledon", an ultra high-end mGPU. It has a 256-bit wide high-speed GDDR5 memory interface, 2-4 GB of dedicated memory, and 65W TDP. The DirectX 11 GPU will be about 25% faster than "Blackcomb", the Mobility HD 6000 series flagship. This is slated for Q2-2012. Next up is the high-end "Heathrow" mGPU, which has a 192-bit or 128-bit (selectable between variants) GDDR5 memory interface, 1-3 GB of dedicated memory, up to 45W TDP, and 30% higher performance compared to "Chelsea". This is slated for Q4-2011 (this should tell you that Radeon HD 7000 series will be in existence towards the end of 2011).

Going down, there's "Chelsea" itself, with its 128-bit GDDR5 memory interface, 1-2 GB memory, 20-30W TDP, performance 30% higher than "Whistler", production starting in Q4-2011. Lastly, there's "Thames". This mainstream mGPU will have 128-bit GDDR5 with option of GDDR3, 1 GB memory, 15-20W TDP, and 100% higher performance than "Seymour", Radeon HD 6000 series' mainstream mGPU. Production for this starts in Q4-2011, as well.

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