Kempler & Strauss Phone

Billionair 7 Combines the Best Aspects of the Industry's Most Popular Smartphone Platforms with Microsoft Windows Mobile, a Powerful Processor and Two Integrated Cameras to Deliver the Most Functional, Feature-Rich Advanced Communication Device for Business Users

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Kempler & Strauss(TM), a world-leading designer and manufacturer of innovative mobile devices and wireless technology products, today announced the launch of Billionair 7, a next-generation feature-rich business-class smartphone at International CTIA Wireless I.T. & Entertainment 2009, October 7-9, 2009, at the San Diego Convention Center, booth #934.
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Billionair 7 integrates the best user interfaces of the most popular business and consumer smartphone platforms to deliver to market the first GSM quad-band 3.5G phone based on the Microsoft Windows Mobile Platform that offers both a frameless touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard. This unique combination of interfaces enables users to quickly and easily access applications via the touchscreen, while enabling them to quickly compose and reply to e-mail and text messages using the hard QWERTY keyboard.
Incorporating a powerful 624Mhz CPU to support advanced applications and multi-tasking, Billionair 7 incorporates two cameras: one on the rear for capturing still images and one on the front for capturing video during video conferences.
Delivering unsurpassed wireless network connectivity capabilities, Billionair 7 features integrated HSDPA (high-speed downlink packet access) technology to deliver wireless broadband Internet connectivity at speeds up to 14Mbps, and integrated 802.11g support for high-speed connectivity to the LAN. While Billionair 7 is optimized for use with the Kempler & Strauss Communicator, an innovative Bluetooth-enabled headset that enables users to receive phone calls and play stored MP3 files from distances up to 16 feet, the smartphone is fully-compatible with Bluetooth v2.0 compliant in-vehicle and third-party headsets.
"Billionair 7 is the first device to combine the best features of the industry's most popular business and consumer smartphone platforms making it an ideal communications solution for the user who needs a smartphone that plays equally well in both worlds," explained Isaac Calderon, President of Kempler & Strauss. "The Billionair 7 incorporates a number of features and technologies that are designed to make it the most usable smartphone in the industry. Features like the video camera for use in video conferencing and a full QWERTY keyboard make Billionair 7 a true business tool, while the addition of the touchscreen interface and powerful processor enable it easy and intuitive to access and run multiple applications such as playing games or enjoying multimedia files. Billionair 7 truly joins the demands of the business and consumer worlds into a single, attractive, powerful device."
About the Kempler & Strauss Billionair 7
The Billionair 7 is a powerful, full-featured GSM quad-band 3.5G phone supports the EDGE network and incorporates HSDPA technology for high-speed wireless broadband access. The phone's 2.5 inch TFT touchscreen display features a QVGA resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and displays 65,000 colors.
Optimized for use with the Kempler & Strauss Communicator and fully-compatible with Bluetooth v2.0 headset and hands-free devices, Billionair 7 incorporates a 3 megapixel still and video camera with digital zoom that captures images up to 1600 x 1200 pixels. A .3 megapixel camera with digital zoom mounted on the front of the smartphone is available for video capture for video conferencing.
Housed in a sleek black case, Billionair 7 leverages its touchscreen and QWERTY keyboard to provide the majority of the user interface. External controls also include: power button, reset button, start and end phone call buttons, volume up/down, 5-way navigation buttons, camera button, a backlight control, and LED indicators.
Billionair 7, which comes with an earpiece and a stylus, also features a SIM card slot and micro SD support for up to 8GB of additional storage capacity.
Billionair 7, which is charged via USB, provides up to 3.5 hours of voice talk time, up to 75 minutes of video talk time, and up to 200 hours of standby time.
The Kempler & Strauss Billionair 7 is backed by a one-year warranty and is available at a list price of $275 USD via authorized Kempler & Strauss distributors and value-added resellers worldwide. Additional information on the Billionair 7 and other innovative products from Kempler & Strauss can be found at www.kemplerusa.com.
About Kempler & Strauss
Kempler & Strauss is a subsidiary of San Diego, Calif., based VNA Group, a conglomerate of companies that include transportation vehicles, fitness equipment, entertainment technology, and consumer products.
Kempler & Strauss designs and manufactures innovative mobile devices and wireless technology products that enable consumers and businesses to enjoy the growing array of advanced applications made possible by the convergence of the Internet and entertainment industries. Kempler & Strauss' business philosophy is simple: to dedicate their talent and technologies to creating superior products and services that contribute to a better global society.
Kempler & Strauss is headquartered in San Diego, Calif. For more information, visit the company's Web site at www.kemplerusa.com.
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Wacom Intuos4

Wacom has made some very cool Professional Pen Tablets in the past, such as the Bamboo series. These Bamboo tablets recently got an upgrade with multitouch capacity, but even though the Intuos4 doesn’t have that feature, it still deserves a spotlight.

The Intuos4 has a similar layout as the Bamboo, except the controls are on the side rather than the top. These controls include user-defined ExpressKeys as well as a multifunction Touch Ring that makes it easy to use functions like zooming and other shortcuts.
The Intuos4 is designed for artists on the computer. Its pen feels very natural, like you were using a pen on paper. I can honesty say that I don’t have 2048 levels of pen pressure sensitivity for precise pressure control.
The Intuos4 comes in several sizes. The Small has six keys plus a 24 square inches of drawing space for $229. All other sizes have eight keys. The Medium has 48.5 square inches of drawing room, and costs $349. The Large has 102.5 square inches of drawing space and costs $469. The Intuos4XL has a whopping 218.4 square inches of drawing, for $789.
You may find these prices exorbitant, but I did a search for this on Amazon and found some cheaper prices. However, if you are an artist who draws digital drawings, the prices I quoted in the previous paragraphs are still worth the price.

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NASA LCROSS Moon Bombing Mission

If you were up overnight or very early EST this morning, you might have seen this happen live, but for those that happened to be asleep in their beds like me, they woke up to what could be a new day in the world of space exploration. A day where NASA sent a rocket to the moon to help us discover if there is water on the moon's surface. The impact was said to cause a possible six mile plume of debris from the impact. The debris would have possibly included ice which would let us all know that there is indeed water on the moon.

However, we didn't see that big plume of debris, and we don't know yet if there is water on the moon. If there water on the moon, this could lead us to a life on the moon one day. It could become the next place humans make their mark on and create life on. I'm sure that isn't what we thought would happen when man first walked on the moon back in 1969 - forty years ago this year. In another forty years, your children could be living on the moon as one of the first colonist.

What's next? Mars? It is starting to look like the sky is the limit. The only thing that will stop these things from happening in the future is money. You can check out the NASA moon bombing video that aired on The Today Show below if you happened to miss the event when it aired live around 7:31 EST this morning.

The mission was a success. We did have a moon collision with a rocket this morning. The rocket landed in the southern pole of the moon. However, we won't know the results of the mission until there is more analysis. That will take time. What did you think of today's mission? Did you stay up to watch? To follow what is to come, you can follow the LCross mission on Twitter here.

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