Nokia has produced a touchscreen-based mobile phone, this time not a smartphone, but a S40-based phone, the Nokia 6208c. The 6208c's touchscreen is 2.4" in size. The stylus available for writing Chinese characters has an awkward shape, that surrounds the camera. Nokia says it was inspired by the Chinese bamboo tools. Additionally, the device comes with a

Seems Nokia started bombarding the phone market with their touch-screen phones. Nokia 6208c, which is unveiled in Nanjing China today, is the company’s fourth touchscreen devices after Nokia 7700/7710 (2003), N810 Internet Tablet (2007) and Nokia 5800 Xpress Music (2008). With the large input area, the touch screen on this device is optimized to write Chinese

In an event held today in Nanjing Nokia unveiled the Nokia 6208c, a new pen input device which caters for a number of different customers, specifically those in China. The touch screen on the 6208c is optimized to write Chinese characters and messages in the most natural way, with a pen. The design of the stylus, attached to the back of the phone, is inspired by bamboo slips and works perfectly

Nokia's 6208c (or 6208 classic, if you prefer) isn't arriving as a surprise, though it is quite nice to see it being made completely official. The rather unique handset was designed with the Chinese market in mind, as it boasts an integrated, removable stylus modeled after bamboo slips for inputting Chinese characters via pen. You'll also notice a stainless steel back cover, 3.2-meg...

The Asus U6V-B1-Bamboo is the perfect laptop for the people that are looking into a stylish device that includes wood as the material. The notebook is already available for pre-order at Amazon, with a price tag of $2,000 including Windows Vista Business as the OS. As the name suggests, there is some bamboo on this 12-inch

Ah, the environment. A hot topic in every walk of life, even mobile phones. We’ve seen some supposed eco-friendly phones, including the Bamboo phone, or as it shall forever been known round here, the baby-panda-phone. Frankly, most of the ideas I’ve seen on making mobile phones ‘greener’ are, to put it bluntly, silly. How refreshing, then,

What do you get if you cross a graphics tablet with an LCD monitor? The answer is the Wacom Cintiq range. In this particular case the Cintiq 12WX a 12" widescreen monitor blended with a Wacom graphics tablet. So after the Bamboo Fun review the other week, how is this one going to fair. The Wacom Cintiq 12WX   What's in the box? Cintiq 12WX Pen Display Video Control Unit Grip Pen Pen...

The Wacom Bamboo Fun is one of Wacom's entry level graphics tablets. For those who don't know what a graphics tablet is, think of it as a pen and pad that replace the mouse as a way of controlling your computer. (You can use a special mouse on these pads as well, but I've yet to meet anyone who actually uses them) Wacom Bamboo Fun (in blue obviously!)   Some people just use it ...

Long-term readers of our humble little blog may well remember that ages back, I did a story about the environmentally friendly Bamboo phone. And I didn’t like it. And I thought it was pointless, in the same way I think that wind-farms are pointless when clean, safe nuclear power can provide a far more effective answer to

We went to Red Bamboo restaurant for lunch today in Soho. I had my Nokia N95 8GB to take pictures of the fake-meat vegetarian food they offered. I’ve been carrying the Nokia E71 the past week, and the poor camera on it made me really miss the better one on the N95 8GB. Click on each