Keeping your own personal library up-to-date has never been so easy or fun. With the brilliant touch-screen and simple download features, you will soon find that your collection grows quite considerably with your new Samsung MP3 player. And to give even more control to your fingertips, you can now mix your own music thanks to Beat DJ - it could be start of something big.

We know you'd rather spend your time watching videos than waiting for them to download. So we designed the R1 to support DIVX, the most popular, fastest format to download, along with other popular formats. Simply use the Drag & Play feature and converting files will be a thing of the past. What?s more, it's sound will be fantastic thanks to audio codec support. Download and enjoy - with the R1 your wait is over.

Just because you're watching a movie on your portable media player doesn't mean you should miss out on anything. The R1 delivers the whole picture by replicating the original image on a 2.6" touch screen. And with its impressive WQVGA resolution, the R1 is also great for gaming and action scenes. That means you can enjoy the full car chase, bank robbery or your favorite Wild West showdown- all in 16 million brilliant colors with sharp details.

As compact as a credit card, you can carry the R1 with you everywhere. Razor thin, it's easy to slide into any pocket. Sleek and sexy, it reflects your taste for sophisticated style. Have a tendency to drop things? With its metal casing and tempered glass screen, you don't have to worry about nicks, scratches, bumps and bruises. R1 may be small, but it can handle whatever you put in it or on it.

Sure the music you listen to rocks, but you know you can make it rock even harder. With Beat DJ feature you play the part of the DJ and create your own custom music mixes- add different voice samples, a round of applause or go old school by 'scratching' tracks with a swipe of your finger. You can even change your music's tempo and pitch. Be the mix master you always dreamed of and make the transformation from listener to creator.

Sometimes bigger is better. The TV out feature lets you easily transfer content from the R1 to your TV so you can view photos and watch videos on the big screen. Want to share vacation photos? Watch a slide show with family and friends - all it takes is a TV - out cable to connect it to the TV - out jack. Sit back, relax and enjoy. In this case, size does matter.

Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor via Xpango

Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor on the TV via Wikipedia

• Colour VGA Motion Camera: 640x480 pixel resolution @30FPS
• Depth Camera: 640x480 pixel resolution @30FPS
• Array of 4 microphones supporting single speaker voice recognition
• Fully compatible with all Xbox 360 models*
• Revolutionary technology that includes body recognition
• Includes Kinect Adventures games pack.

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Incorporating the best features to provide you with a convenient mobile computing solution the Dell Inspiron Mini 1011 Netbook is driven by an Intel® Atom™ Processor N270 and is pre-loaded with Microsoft's Genuine Windows® 7 Starter operating system.

1GB of Memory makes sure you can carry out all those necessary tasks whilst a 160GB Hard Drive enables you to safely store all those important files and documents with you.

Attractively finished in a choice of 7 difference colours, the Dell Inspiron Mini 1011 netbook sports a 10.1" LCD widescreen display with LED backlighting for bright and energy-efficient illumination. Plus for added ease as you type away, the keyboard is only 8% smaller than a traditional notebook keyboard.

Making sure you are always connected is easy as the Dell Inspiron Mini 1011 offers integrated wireless LAN technology and a RJ-45 Ethernet port. In terms of external devices you can easily hook your Inspiron Mini 1011 up thanks to three USB 2.0 ports and a VGA connector.  For added communication options this fantastic netbook boasts a handy 1.3 megapixel webcam so you can converse via video with all your friends and colleagues across the globe. 

Rounding off the great features of this netbook is it weight at just 1.3kg the Dell Inspiron Mini 1011 Netbook can be transported with ease.

Recently, Microsoft wrote on their website about Kinects sales. Microsoft sold 2.5 million Kinect sensors in a convenient 25 days.

We all know that this big sales figures achieved due to "Black Friday Sales" from last weekend. Sony's been mum on Move numbers since it announced 1 million units shipped about a month ago. Microsoft says it's on pace to sell 5 million Kinect units through this holiday, which could be a magical thing: what sort of 3D video extravaganza could we pull off with 5 million Kinects in tandem? Read more details at Microsoft Sales PR Section.

Xbox 360 has increased their sales 88% in June month. This Microsoft's product won the title of best-selling console in June because of it's sexy physical redesign. NPD numbers showed that Microsoft shifted 451,700 units in the US, which is more than the Wii's tally of 422,500 and cover-up the PS3's 304,800 numbers.

As Sony US sales were said to have tripled in the immediate aftermath of the new SKU's release so Microsoft might have a little bit of catching up to do yet, but let's not forget that the king of all hardware sales remains the DS, which somehow managed to sell more than half a million devices in June, in spite of the whole world and its dog already owning one.

As Microsoft's always said about its Kin phones that they would come to Verizon in May and Vodafone in the fall, and now it looks like an internal Verizon email has spilled the details (Engadget shown publically).

Kin One and Kin Two will go up for pre-order on May 6th, and they will launch to all channels on May 13th," according to the screen-shots. We can't confirm it yet, but hope to see soon. I'm very excited about it, are you?

After launching of Windows 7, now Microsoft is unleashing another beta product for testing i.e. Microsoft Office 2010. The Office 2010 beta will feature everything minus the online version, which is currently being tested within Microsoft.

Somewhat surprising for a public beta, the Office 2010 beta offers everything in the office suite so it has Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook and all those other programs most people don’t know how to use like OneNote, Access and Publisher. Office 2010 apps still feature the “ribbon” UI found in Office 2007, but it has been changed somewhat. In terms of entirely new features, Outlook will be able to be linked to social networking sites. Wow! That’s awesome feature. First offered is Windows Live (obviously) and LinkedIn will be added sometime early next year. There is also the aforementioned online version, which will be paired with the new SkyDrive feature to give users 25 GB to store and sync their office documents.

Office 2010 is said to have improved interaction with Windows 7 and its taskbar, which makes sense. That doesn’t mean other users can’t download the beta, it’s free for anyone using Windows XP SP3 and later. With the forthcoming Starter edition which is said to be free for new computers, maybe Microsoft will be able to increase usage of the newest version of Office. Outside of a work environment, or after buying a new PC, users seem to not upgrade their office suite very often. For example, the .docx file format still hasn’t really achieved full support from users, with some just ending up confused.

MicroSoft presents Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000 with Bluetrack technology that enables it to run on any semi flat surface. Appearing with five buttons this Laptop Mouse proves very efficient and comes with USB receiver. The nano USB receiver when plugged in the USB port of the notebook just remains 1/4th of an inch outside the peripheral. Thus, one can carry the notebook with the USB receiver plugged in. The nano USB receiver when not in use can be kept in a space at the rear end of the mouse relieving you from losing it. Running on AA battery that lasts 10 months, the mouse epitomizes the ergonomic design hence being very useful for the techies. It has an operating range of 30 feet thus broadening your reach to the Laptop. With a rubber made grippy surface on the sides and a smoother one at the top, this light weighted mouse is convenient to operate. The tilting and smooth wheel ensures 4-way scrolling as the mouse proves wise at pointing and sensing the notebook screen.

With all these features to their latest Laptop mouse, Microsoft stands on their standard of fabricating worthy gadgets. It also boasts of On/Off switch to conserve energy by switching off this mouse when you don’t need it. This wonderful gizmo comes with a 3 year warranty. But you have to wait for the pricing details.

The next version of Office moved a step closer to reality on Monday as Microsoft released an invitation-only technical preview of Office 2010. Also, it won't show off the program's biggest change--the addition of browser-based versions of Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and OneNote. Those so-called Office Web Applications are being demonstrated on Monday, but the technical preview of the Web apps won't come until later this year. For consumers, Microsoft plans to make the browser-based versions a free part of Windows Live next year, but hasn't decided whether they will include advertising.

The applications, which run in Safari, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, are aimed at both expanding the number of Office users within businesses as well as holding the ground threatened by Google Docs and other Web-based productivity programs. On the desktop side, Microsoft plans a broader beta of the software later this year, with a final release in the first half of 2010. Word gets a collection of cool image effects that stem from the DaVinci Imaging Engine that was part of Microsoft's now-discontinued Digital Image Suite product. Word, as well as the other programs, gets a new "paste preview" tool that lets users hover over different paste options and see what their paste will look like before accepting that selection. Excel gets a new feature called Spark lines, which are tiny graphs that can fit in a single cell of a spreadsheet. PowerPoint picks up video editing features as well as the ability to create a video of one's presentation, including voice annotations. The Outlook e-mail and calendar program adds a conversation view feature, a la Gmail.

Microsoft's feature goes further though, offering an "ignore thread" option which keeps a user from having to see a message string they are no longer interested in being a part of. It also has a "Mail Tips" feature that offers etiquette and security alerts before doing things as replying to a large group or sending a document outside the firewall. Microsoft has yet to announce pricing for any of the products.

Microsoft's marketing vice resident announced that for Windows Mobile there'll be a "major announcement" out of his camp at Mobile World Congress next month, which makes sense -- it's the biggest mobile trade show of the year, after all, and we've been expecting WinMo 6.5 for a little while. Most interesting thing is that they're looking to cut down on the total number of phones offered by its licensees in an effort to "be more focused" & do a better job tailoring the platform to the devices in the market.

Makes sense in a way, but on the flipside, one of Windows Mobile's solid advantages over the competition has always been its endless selection of styles & form factors. Taking that away means that WinMo's got to be better by leaps and bounds to keep going head-to-head with the Palms, Apples, RIMs, and Nokias of the world.

It hasn't been too awfully long since Windows Vista SP1 hit the intertubes for real, but the Vista team is already talking up SP2. We all know Redmond is focused on moving beyond all of this Vista hoopla and forging ahead with Windows 7, but there's apparently still some work to do on the outfit's current OS.

Unfortunately, the latest update isn't exactly enthralling, as we're given no set time frame for launch and we're not shown any forthcoming changes that really get our juices flowing. For instance, Vista SP2 will add Windows Search 4.0 for faster and improved relevancy in searches, the Bluetooth 2.1 Feature Pack, ability to natively record data on Blu-ray media and Windows Connect Now (WCN) to simplify WiFi configuration. Waiting for your comments please........