Yeah, the Samsung i927 definitely exists — and the FCC’s flaunting the docs to prove it. That doesn’t mean we’re allowed to know all its deep, dark secrets yet; sadly, the Galaxy S II -esque device doesn’t bare it all for us to see
Yeah, the Samsung i927 definitely exists — and the FCC’s flaunting the docs to prove it. That doesn’t mean we’re allowed to know all its deep, dark secrets yet; sadly, the Galaxy S II -esque device doesn’t bare it all for us to see
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Samsung i927 clears the FCC hurdle, AT&T-bound at last?
That label up there may not look like much, but the WiFi test report shown after the break makes one thing exceptionally clear: Sony’s PlayStation Vita just cleared FCC testing. For those unfamiliar with the process, this is widely regarded as the final step before a consumer electronics device is shipped to retailers here in the States, and given that ” fall ” date we’ve been hearing about , it sure looks as if Sony’s on pace to keep its promise.
That label up there may not look like much, but the WiFi test report shown after the break makes one thing exceptionally clear: Sony’s PlayStation Vita just cleared FCC testing. For those unfamiliar with the process, this is widely regarded as the final step before a consumer electronics device is shipped to retailers here in the States, and given that ” fall ” date we’ve been hearing about , it sure looks as if Sony’s on pace to keep its promise.
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Sony PlayStation Vita clears the FCC hurdle, gets tantailizingly close to US release
Is this the Droid Bionic, eager to make its US debut at long last?
Is this the Droid Bionic, eager to make its US debut at long last?
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Droid Bionic seemingly clears the FCC, may finally be headed for (US) glory
Toshiba’s forthcoming Honeycomb tablet is already headed to Japanese stores as the Regza AT300, but it’s been a bit slower in arriving stateside. Now it seems the company could be close to shipping a real, working product here in the US
Toshiba’s forthcoming Honeycomb tablet is already headed to Japanese stores as the Regza AT300, but it’s been a bit slower in arriving stateside. Now it seems the company could be close to shipping a real, working product here in the US
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Toshiba’s ET100/WT100 Honeycomb tablet clears the FCC
We can’t say for sure what’s new here but that wireframe outline is most definitely a Wiimote. The Nintendo-branded Bluetooth device just passed through the FCC courtesy of Hon Hai Precision, aka Foxconn
We can’t say for sure what’s new here but that wireframe outline is most definitely a Wiimote. The Nintendo-branded Bluetooth device just passed through the FCC courtesy of Hon Hai Precision, aka Foxconn
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Nintendo Wiimote RVL-036 mysteriously clears the FCC
OK, dudes — we don’t want to freak you out or anything, but the Wireless Litetouch Keyboard has cleared the FCC. Brought to you by Mad Catz , this bad boy (and its wired companion) was first unveiled at CES this year
OK, dudes — we don’t want to freak you out or anything, but the Wireless Litetouch Keyboard has cleared the FCC. Brought to you by Mad Catz , this bad boy (and its wired companion) was first unveiled at CES this year
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Eclipse Litetouch wireless touchscreen keyboard clears the FCC, on its way to retail (video)
It may not look quite as sleek as the LG X300 netbook we spotted at CES last month (at least in these pictures), but LG’s new (and as yet unannounced) X20 model has just passed through the FCC, which likely means we’ll be hearing plenty more about it soon.
It may not look quite as sleek as the LG X300 netbook we spotted at CES last month (at least in these pictures), but LG’s new (and as yet unannounced) X20 model has just passed through the FCC, which likely means we’ll be hearing plenty more about it soon.
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LG X20 netbook clears the FCC
The slow steady drip of details from the yet to be announced Nexus One continues today with a pair of accessories for the HTC / Google mashup. Above we’ve got a wireframe of the portrait-mode Desktop Dock to be known as model CR B410. What’s unusual here is the inclusion of Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR in the dock when the Nexus One is already Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR capable
The slow steady drip of details from the yet to be announced Nexus One continues today with a pair of accessories for the HTC / Google mashup. Above we’ve got a wireframe of the portrait-mode Desktop Dock to be known as model CR B410. What’s unusual here is the inclusion of Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR in the dock when the Nexus One is already Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR capable
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Nexus One Bluetooth desktop dock clears the FCC, car clip spotted in the wilds
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