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The mobile phone industry is getting bigger and better each passing day. Mobile phone makers have been constantly incorporating the best in technology in their handsets thus giving us the opportunity to enjoy the latest happenings in the world of modern technology. Samsung, one of the global leaders in wireless technology has recently launched its U-Series range of mobile handsets. As of now, U-Series comprises of Samsung U100, Samsung U300, Samsung U600 and Samsung U700. All these handsets boast of some mind boggling features that anyone and everyone would love to explore!

What's the reason behind the growing popularity of these U-Series handsets? To be true, no one can put only a single factor in its support. In fact, these U-Series handsets incorporate some of the most exciting features of current time like high resolution displays, high resolution cameras, built-in music players, web access, ample memory space, expandable memory option, Bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS, USB, embedded Java games, downloadable games etc.

To suit your personal style you can choose from any of these U-Series handsets. While U100 is a simple candybar phone with features like 3 megapixel camera, music player, document viewer, Bluetooth printing, TV output, Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE, USB, Tri Band, WAP 2.0 etc., U300 carries features like integrated 3 megapixel camera, music player, TV Output, document viewer, mobile printing, Bluetooth, USB, EDGE, GPRS, WAP, XHTML etc.

Samsung U600 is another glorious phone with a sexy slider opening mechanism. Features are many to explore-3.2 megapixel camera, integrated music player, FM radio, Bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS, USB, WAP 2.0, XHTML etc. Its big brother called the Samsung U700 is another magnificent handset to watch out for. This Tri Band 3G phone carries functions like 3 megapixel camera, second VGA camera for video calling, email support, Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE, USB, integrated music player etc.

So, what's the wait for? Grab one and see the difference.

Andrena Markley is the webmaster of 3contractmobilephones.co.uk and deals in all kind of mobile phones. Get latest update on Samsung U100, Samsung U300 and Samsung U600 from the site.

posted by 45193  # 4:26 AM 0 comments

The trend with technology seems to be going small and mobile. You would probably think that is where the manufacturers got the idea of making external hard drives. These are hard disk drives (HDD) that are literally placed outside of the computer case. An external HDD does not only give you more space, but it provides you with mobility. With the option to remove this HDD, you are able to take all your data with you.

There are external HDD that are built to be external, meaning the HDD has built-in cables that allow you to interface with your computer. Older connectors would use SCSI or SATA cables that connect to a type of HDD connector inside your computer. Newer versions of external HDD uses a simpler method by simply connecting via the USB or the FireWire. Some external HDD provide you with the ability to backup the data from your computer. Although an external HDD gives you the mobility, they tend to be more expensive as compared to the internal versions with the same capacity.

As an alternative to these external HDD, manufacturers have developed an HDD casing that allows you to convert your internal HDD, whether it is a 3.5 drive or a 2.5 drive, to external HDD. You would have to purchase this casing separately, but the advantage is that with this type of casing, you can easily upgrade your HDD without hassle. What differentiates an external 3.5 drive from a 2.5 drive is that normally, the larger device would need an extra power source, while the 2.5 can be supported by the power coming from the USB or FireWire.

A more corporate version of an external HDD is a Network access Storage (NAS). This device is connected directly to you network so you do not need to have a host computer to access the data in it. NAS also allows multiple users to access the data concurrently without using the resources of a host computer.

posted by 45193  # 12:21 AM 0 comments