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Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 Front

Scheduled to be available on May 13 for $199.99, the new Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 runs Andorid 2.3 Gingerbread. This device is suitable for whoever wants to experience the Android ecosystem without the cost of smartphone, yet with style. Featuring a 4.2″ display with WVGA (800×480) resolution, this player is more than enough for enjoying videos, games, and browse the world wild web.

The Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 connects to the net through Wi-Fi that enables users to download unlimited apps from Google Play and specific apps from Samsung Apps Store. In addition to the built-in memory and Micro SD card extension, this player is able to load contents from other devices through USB 2.0 and Bluetooth 3.0. It supports AAC, WMA, MP3 and OGG format music files, as well as MPEG4. H.264 and WMV video files.

Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 Front

Users can also utilize the Bloetooth to connect to other phone and switch the Galaxy Player to act as a high-end headset. Other highlights: FM Radio, 3.5mm Ear Jack, Embedded Mic, 2 MP rear-facing camera, VGA front-facing camera, and Dual Stereo Speakers + Receiver.

Along with this player, Samsung also offers the smaller Galaxy Player 3.6 that is avalable now at Amazon.com for $149.99, but I don’t like it as the screen resolution is only 480×320. Are you feeling lucky? Find the Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 at Amazon.com

G-Technology 8TB G-RAID with Thunderbolt Drive

Designed for professional auido/video (A/V) market, the G-Technology’s 8TB G-RAID with Thunderbolt Drive utilizing two 4TB, 7200 RPM Deskstar™ hard drives in RAID 0 mode and two Thunderbolt ports that enable user to pair the device with up to six Thunderbolt peripherals such as additional G-RAID drives, a high-resolution display and professional video capture devices.

Also available in 6TB and 4TB capacities, the G-RAID with Thunderbolt Drive encased in solid all-aluminum case for maximum durability. And as you can see in the image above, the design is inspired by the Apple style. Regarding data transfer speed, the G-RAID with Thunderbolt Drive is able to transfer a full-length, high-definition, internet-ready H.264 movie in less than a minute.

The G-RAID with Thunderbolt Drive will make professional video editors more than happy, why? because it delivers up to 280MB/sec sustained throughput for handling multi-stream compressed HD workflows, including REDCODE, DVCPro HD, XDCAM HD and ProRes 422.

Retailed for $999.99, $849.99 and $699.99 respectively, the G-RAID with Thunderbolt drive also include other key features such as Time Machine ready, plug-and-play setup on Mac OS; Kensington® Lock slot for security; and Smart-cooling fan technology for cool, quiet operation. And last but not least, you can have it through in Apple Stores .

Are you feeling lucky? Try to find these G-RAID at Amazon.com or visit Gadgeture to keep updated on recent technology news.