Long time ago when gadgets mostly computer products came into market many people were sceptical about the product which they are going to buy. The reason behind they were not able to get proper information about it. Then gradually came different sites which we say online facilities that made people educate about the products. Now here comes another good website Consumermate.com which is not only a website for consumers but also a site providing valuable information.
Consumermate.com not only provides price information of the product but gives you the latest model available in the market.Recently Consumermate.com have launched two new categories. One is MP3 Player and the other is Tablet. In MP3 Player India category you will get the latest music gadgets starting from Apple to Philips. For all the music players available they it provide Expert Rating and user rating so that you can have better idea about the product not only from the expert but also from the people like you who are using this product. In terms of price also this site is one of the most affordable site on which you can rely upon.
Next comes the Tablet category where you get a variety of Ipad product available in the market. From my personal point of view its very tough to get an idea of tablet products sitting online. Because hardly there are any site which will give you so datailed information about the product you want. This section Tablet India also caters all product available in the market from Apple, Samsung, Motorola, Viewsonic, Lenevo, Dell, MSI, Blackberry, Asus etc. So no doubt this site is going to provide you the latest information form the market. This section also has Expert rating and user rating. So just go through it and no doubt you will get the information you require and also can buy it online.
Very recently Consumermate.com has launched User Review Contest. In this online contest you just need to write reviews about certain product which will be reviewed by judges and if you win you will get amazing prizes like Digital Camera, Pen Drives and lot more. So don't wait and rapidly log on to the site to be the winner and take home wonderful prizes.

Logitech has introduced three new iPod/MP3 speakers - Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere, Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime and Logitech Pure-Fi Express - under the Pure-Fi range.

Pure-Fi Anytime features motion sensing technology and is compatible with the recently launched iPhone. The motion-sensing backlight makes it easy to set an alarm without having to turn on the lights and the alarm clock's controls light up when you wave your hand over the speakers and the buttons automatically dim when you're done using it. Waving a hand over the speakers will also activate the 'Snooze' state.Pure-Fi Anytime also features an easy-to-read display that is visible during the day and night alike. A recessed dock helps prevent from accidentally knocking over the iPod or iPhone and it offers a digital AM/FM radio. It is compatible with other mp3 players also.

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anytime is priced at Rs. 7,495.

The Logitech Pure-Fi Anywhere speakers offer a rechargeable battery with a 10-hour battery-life and indicator; an improved traveling case and a redesigned, advanced remote control with one-touch access to Shuffle and Repeat. The remote offers direct navigation of iPod menus from a distance of 20 feet. At 1.6 pounds and 3.6 inches by 13.2 inches by 1.5 inches, it features dual 2-inch Max-X, high-excursion drivers with neodymium magnets. 3-inch pressure drivers maximize bass response and minimize distortion.The Pure-Fi Anywhere is priced at Rs. 9,795.

The Logitech Pure-Fi Express has a sleek, lightweight design and metal grilles and runs on either AC or battery power. The speakers support all iPods, and the 3.5 mm auxiliary input lets you use them with any MP3 player.The Pure-Fi Express is priced at Rs. 4,995.

This new range of Pure-Fi iPod speakers is available at all leading electronic stores in India and comes with a 2-year warranty.

Nokia has unveiled their Supernova range of handsets in India - the 7610, the 7310 and the 7210.All three handsets are designed to give the Indian style conscious consumer an opportunity to express their personal styles through a range of vibrant designs, unique materials, and personalization with

The Supernova range comes with 3D patterns, bold colors and mirrored surfaces.

"Consumers are becoming more sophisticated in their selection of handsets and are basing their purchase decision on a blend of technology and style", said Devinder Kishore, Director Marketing Nokia India. "With our new range of stylish handsets, we aim to give consumers an opportunity to experiment with unique designs and express their individuality."Featuring a slide design and smooth curves, the 7610 offers Xpress-On covers in a choice of a set of 'steel blue' and 'red' covers. The theme colorizer feature lets people apply captured colors to the phone's key illumination and wallpaper.Additional features include a 3.2 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and 8x digital zoom, instant messaging, FM-radio, MP3 player and TV out for image sharing. The Nokia WidSets service gives access to enjoy and share content on favorite websites through the device.

The 7310 includes Xpress-On covers etched with 3D textured designs available in 'steel blue' and a second front and back cover in 'candy pink'.Additional features include a 2 megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom and TV out for image sharing, instant messaging and playing the preinstalled games on TV. The phone also features an FM radio and MP3 player.

The 7210 has a slim design is available in graphite color in a gloss finish and features a 2 megapixel camera.

Just when you think you’ve seen the last, someone else pumps out a new MP3 player that attempts to beat its previous version. It’s probable that few if any companies will surpass the MP3 needs that iPod has set, but Dell is certainly trying. And given the not so pretty success of Dell’s last MP3 player, it’s good that they are. Is this just another MP3 player? Uh no, the feature that this has that may make it surpass the competition is it’s Wi Fi technology. This MP3 player is called the Dell D.J. and incorporates Internet radio alongside its tune playing capabilities.Few MP3 players offer this feature, so this one may stand out a little bit yet. Users can enjoy their favorite radio stations from anywhere in the world and the LCD screen offers an easy to use interface to do just that. This one’s not out yet, and there is talk that the LCD screen may even be a touch screen, giving this gadget yet another advantage over its competition. And, even better? This one will come in under $100 bucks, so that’s one additional factor that makes it more appealing than its illustrious iPod competitor.

The Serenata features a pebble like design so much so that if it weren't for its shiny metal it would easily camouflage itself. Most people for sure will hold it the wrong way the first time. Even though I knew it, it took me a while before I could get the phone out of my pocket and hold it right.
What makes it so difficult is the positioning of the screen. The screen is down and a click wheel placed above. It's a very bold design step for which many will criticize the phone. More on that later in the review.

The face of the phone first sees an all-metal large click wheel with a button in the center and four buttons on the click wheel. The left and right clicks are the calling keys while the top is a Clear/Delete button and down is the back button. The screen below has touch buttons, one in each corner and depending on application; even the center is a touch button. While the top left corner is dedicated to Music the top right corner brings up extra options depending on which menu you are in.The phone doesn't have any buttons placed on the sides, just one connector at the bottom of the phone to charge, connect headphones or dock it. The connector has a sliding dust cover to prevent particles from entering into the circuitry of the phone.

This is good considering that this phone is going to be kept standing while being used as an audio player most of the time. There is no camera in the back or front, just a stainless steel piece featuring a brushed metal finish to keep the phone standing when its loudspeaker is pulled out.

Yea, just like in the Samsung i450 mobile phone or the Samsung YP-K2 MP3 player, which have a speaker that slides out. The Serenata has a large loudspeaker. With this design you can have the phone sitting on a table by itself or on a dock and playing the tunes loaded into its internal memory. To insert the SIM card or change the battery you have to open the flip stand and slide up the speaker before you're able to open the battery compartment.

The phone has a very good build quality. High quality rubberized plastics are used for the edges and the back of the phone, except for the flip stand. The face of the phone also features a lot of the same metal seen for the stand.

Sony has launched the latest addition to its range of Walkman MP3 players – the NWZ-B130F series - in India.
Available in 1 GB and 2 GB capacities, the players have in-built bass enhancer that enhances the bass elements of music by approximately 100Hz.

The NWZ-B130F series is able to deliver up to 16 hours of continuous music playback and features Sony's Quick Charge function wherein just three minutes of charging provides 90 minutes of music playback, while 16 hours worth of music playback can be achieved with 70 minutes of charging.he series features a direct USB connection and drag and drop interface for easy uploading/downloading and playback of audio content. In addition, the NWZ-B130F series allows for direct music recording and playback on supported audio systems, removing the need to connect to a computer in order to transfer audio content.

The players also feature FM radio and voice recording.

Available in select Sony stores across the country, the NWZ-B130F series comes in Black, Red, Pink and Blue .

The 1 GB player cost Rs. 2,590 while the 2 GB version costs Rs. 3,490.

If Apple has a giant target on its back, it's Dell that keeps taking aim. Earlier this week Dell launched its Studio Hybrid desktop, a hip looking miniature sized PC that will do battle with Apple's Mac Mini, and now the company wants to wage a war in the portable music player market too.According to the Wall Street Journal, several Dell officials have indicated the OEM has been testing a digital music player for the past several months and that it could see the light of day by September, the same time millions of kids will be seen lugging their iPods back to school as dozens of those less fortunate look on in envy with their Zunes. But it's not exactly unchartered territory for Dell, who half a decade ago launched its Dell DJ line, a now defunct music player that never even had a chance to take on the iPod. Now Dell will get that chance.

Dell's new music player will purportedly feature a small navigation screen with basic button scrolls, and will sport a WiFi connection for linking up with online music services. Most surprisingly, the new player is said to be priced at less than $100.

Does Dell have a shot at slicing into Apple's market share with a budget MP3 player, or will it ultimately join the DJ in the gadget graveyard?

Creative has launched a couple of new players in the market that include a DAP and a PMP.

The PMP is called the Creative Zen Mosaic. It has a rather chic design for a small PMP, with features that include MP3/WMA playback as well as Windows Media DRM 10 support. It also allows users to view their images in JPEG format and AVI video file formats. It has a voice recording feature and an integrated FM radio. Another interesting feature that Creative has included is the Microsoft Outlook 4 ToDo list and appointment calendar, address book and syncing, so users can have all their schedules stored.The Mosaic weighs in at just 43g and has dimensions of 79.5×40.0×12.8mm. It’s available in 3 capacities – 8GB, 4GB and 2GB. According to Creative the PMP can provide users with up to 32 hours of music playback. It has 8 EQ presets and a custom 5 band manually adjustable graphic EQ as well as Smart Bass Boost. It also has in-built speakers to share music. The Mosaic comes equipped with a 1.8-inch TFT color LCD sporting a resolution of 128 × 160 pixels.

The second player that Creative has revealed is what looks like the next version of the popular Creative Zen Stone Plus and is being called the Creative Zen Krystal because of its 0.7 inch OLED display that looks like it’s behind a clear crystal surface.
Like the Zen Stone the Krystal is a small DAP with a five way nav-pad with features like an FM radio, Voice recorder and stop watch. What the Krystal has that the Stone doesn’t, are a few preloaded games and a Pedometer function for the health conscious. It can track the distance run, the speed as well as the amount of calories burnt during the workout.

The Zen Krystal is only available in a 4GB capacity and priced at approximately Rs. 4,600.

The Zen Mosaic is available in 3 colors; the 8GB model in Black priced at Rs. 5,392 (13,800 yen), the 4GB model available in Black, Pink and Silver is priced at Rs. 4,220 (10,800 yen) and the 2GB model available in Pink and Black is priced at Rs. 3,490 (8,800 yen).

Revivify your music soul with the latest MP5 player!

Targeted at Indian consumers, IDLDPL (India Digital Life Style Distributors Pvt. Ltd.), has announced the availability of the latest media player, named as YES YMP-91 MP5 player. As Indian music consists of a wide genre of tunes and harmony, this audio device lets them enjoy the spectrum of music as never before.An all-in-one MP5 player features 2 GB onboard memory, 3-inch high definition LCD display, support for digital books and novels for listening, an integrated USB 2.0 high speed connector for hooking up with PC, and seven different equalizers.

The sleek model comes in black color and is compatible with several digital formats such as MP3/ WMA/ AAC/ FLAC/ APE/ RM/ RMVB/ JPEG/ BMP amongst other. The built-in Li-polymer battery delivers playing time of 16hrs for audio, and 6 hours of video.

Deepakraj Singh, Product Manager, YES, IDLDPL said, stated “YMP-91 is just not like any other MP5 player which is build on false statements. The gizmo being pocket and user friendly satisfies everybody’s demands. Seeing the current growth in the MP5 player market, the product will easily generate mass popularity and acceptance, also gadget freaks who likes to be first one to try will Love this product. Even those who are using the MP4 players, for them, YMP-91 is a nice upgradation as they can use a better technology for more applications at a lesser price.” He adds, “As IDLDPL is the first company in India to introduce MP5 player in the Indian market, I am expecting that we will take the first mover’s advantage.”

Measuring 90 x 50 x 12mm (LxWxD), the YES YMP-91 MP5 player also sports FM radio and voice recorder function. The YES YMP-91 MP5 player comes bundled with Manual, Earphones, USB cables and installation CD.

The YES YMP-91 MP5 player is available in the Indian market for an estimated price of Rs. 6,990 through IDLDPL.

Creative recently introduced in India the Creative MuVo T200, equipped with a full color LCD display screen and a built-in USB connector. Users can now personalize this player by selecting from six color themes to be displayed on the vibrant full color LCD screen to reflect their personalities, listening moods and music preferences.
"The tiny Creative MuVo T200 functions as both a MP3 player and a USB storage device. Its ultra compact design, with dimensions of only 25 x 77.7 x 11 mm and a feather light weight of only 20.6 grams, make it very convenient for users to bring along wherever they go", said Toh Sork Lee, Regional Sales Manager, India, Creative Technology Ltd.Available in black, white and pink, the Creative MuVo T200 supports MP3, WMA and Audible music formats and is available in 2GB and 4GB storage capacities. Users can store up to 500 of their favorite music tracks and enjoy up to 9 hours of seamless music playback with a single charge of the rechargeable battery.

The player is equipped with a 65,000 full color LCD screen (24 x 6 mm viewing area), and comes with a built-in FM radio and voice recorder. The Creative MuVo T200 is priced at Rs. 3399 and Rs. 4999 for 2GB and 4GB respectively.

Transcend has brought an all-new stylish and elegant MP3 player, called T.sonic 615, in the Indian market. Inspired by the prior T.sonic 610, the latest compact audio device comes in a lustrous pearl-white casing.

Users can store up to 1000 songs and enjoy listening to music for 15 hours at a stretch. A brilliant dual-color OLED display ensures easy to read from any angle, even on a sunny day.Austin Huang, Regional Head - Sales, SAARC & APAC, Transcend, mentioned, “It is widely known and appreciated that music helps all of us soothe our overworked minds and bodies alike! People, these days, want to be able to carry their music around so that they can enjoy their favourite songs even during routine activities.
source : http://www.techgadgets.in/

Always obsessed with finding the right tool for the job, I've long run not one, but two MP3 players. The first—currently an 80GB iPod—is responsible for storing my vast MP3 archive of almost 450 albums ripped with the most anal quality settings possible. Being able to carry around this extensive library of tunes is fantastically convenient, making the iPod perfect for toting around town and even better for traveling. I'll even take the iPod skiing, which isn't terribly jarring, and it does just fine at the gym as long as I'm lifting weights and not otherwise bouncing the fragile hard drive around. But if I'm running or navigating one of my bikes down technical singletrack littered with roots, rocks, and other bits of bone-jarring nature, I tend to shy away from anything with a spinning hard drive.

This is where my secondary MP3 player comes in. Here, I'm looking for something small, lightweight, relatively inexpensive, and with flash storage that won't mind being rattled around. Capacity doesn't matter much, since if I'm riding my bike or out running, I only need the loud, energetic, thrashy subset of my MP3 archive that makes me go faster. For the last while, a Creative Zen Nano has filled in as my flash-based MP3 player, and it's largely been good. However, a couple of years of mud, dust, rain, and sweat finally took its toll on the Nano, leaving me searching for a new flash-based player to abuse during my workouts. Since I've been reasonably happy with my iPod, I thought it would be only fair to consider the latest shuffle. That is until I saw the price. $79 for a 1GB player that doesn't have a screen? Surely you jest.

It didn't take me long to find something better in the form of SanDisk's Sansa Clip. Like the shuffle, it's tiny and has an integrated clip. More importantly, it costs $20 less, yet packs twice the capacity and a gorgeous OLED display. And I'm just getting started.