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We have a soft spot for all things instant - instant coffee, instant messaging and instant pictures. But Epson's latest offering takes our fetish to a new high: aesthetically designed, the TX700W not only boasts of all the trappings of a good printer- a 2.5-inch LCD screen, integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity and print quality that is said to last up to 200 years - but can also print on a variety of media from paper to CD to DVDs with a print rate of 10 seconds fl at. Bring it on!

Visit www.epson.co.in

Price: Rs 13,999


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Revamping isn't the forte of only

FMCGs, tech companies too take this little management cookie seriously. After all, an update always has a better chance at leaving the shop rack sooner than the first launch. Now, that should explain BenQ's new line. A true aspect ratio of 16:9, dynamic contrast ratio of 40,000:1, screen options from 18.5 inches to 23.6 inches and resolution of 720p to 1080p - it's great on paper, but given the serious role that a monitor has to fulfill, we're still looking to test the Senseye+photo to give BenQ G-series LCD monitor the thumbs up, so it can become the object of our affection.

Visit www.benq.co.in

Price: Rs. 6,500 onwards


PVR IN A BOX

TViX's R-2200 is tagged as the smallest PVR box in the world, capable of capturing analogue streams to MPEG2 format. PVR functionalities aside, it can also play XviD, MPEG4 and MPEG2 vids at 1080i resolution. It allows creating a virtual DVD library by storing DVDs in ISO format. There are two USB hosts ports, which allows you to connect other USB devices to it and copy data directly.

Visit www.jaymm.co.in

Price: Rs. 14,625


AND(ROID),IT’S BACK! 

It’s finally a (paper) reality! After months of wait, Samsung has made a “European launch” of its first Android-powered mobile, the i7500.

Dressed as a candy bar, Sammy’s young one packs in the full suite of Google services, a 3.2-inch, 320x480 pixel AMOLED touchscreen, Wi-Fi, GPS,

a 5-megapixel snapper with LED, 8 GB of storage (expandable to 32 GB), and a standard 3.5-mm headset jack.

Plus, this 11.9-mm slim phone is quad-band and supports 7.2Mbps HSDPA. Gosh! That’s quite a checklist. So when is the Indian launch, Sammy?

Visit www.samsung.com/in The details SCREEN

Its 3.2-inch, AMOLED touchscreen is simply gorgeous to look at and promises a brilliant multimedia experience

NO KEYPAD?

Android offers a soft QWERTY keyboard and there are minimal hardware keys provided

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