Choosing a smart phone isn’t that easy, today. There are at least 5 mobile platforms to choose from, and then the manufacturers’ reputation, the hardware of the phones, the bundled accessories, everything play a vital part in choosing a great phone. Today, we present to you 10 mobiles phones (well, technically eleven) that you’d love to take home with you, this holiday season.

Motorola RAZR Xt910

The new Motorola Droid RAZR XT910 takes the best of Motorola’s Android expertise, adds in the super-slimness of the old RAZR phones and then tops it off with some of the rugged durability features of the Defy for good measure.

The phone makes you drool not just by its style, but by its power too. It’s got a dual-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A9 processor, 1GB RAM, Corning Gorilla Glass, 4.3-inches display and a TI OMAP 4430 chipset. The only drawback is the 1780mAh battery that won’t last too long under heavy usage.

HTC Sensation XE & XL

The HTC Sensation XL was launched in India recently and is also branded as the costliest Android phone in the country. On the other side, the HTC Sensation SensationXE was launched couple of weeks back and comes packed with real good specifications for that amount of money.

Both these devices from HTC are exclusive devices with a partnership with Beats by Dr.Dre Audio system and optimized software and come with a special pair of headphones made by Dr.Dre exclusively for HTC.

Both the phones sport 1.5 GHz processors, but Sensation XE has dual cores, compared to the XL’s single core. However, XL is larger is size with 4.7-inch display, and the XE is 4.3-inch. It is surprising that even with a larger display, XL has a resolution of 800×480 whereas XE has a resolution of 960×540.

Samsung Omnia W

Sumsung’s Omnia W is a fresh change from others in the market, thanks to Windows Phone 7.5 Mango. The phone is a regular candy bar in design, but it’s surely rock solid, powerful enough to run Mango without a hitch, and comes at a sub-20K price point.

The phone sports a 1.4GHz Scorpion processor, with 512MB of RAM. It has 8GB of storage space, with no slot for an extra memory card slot. The camera is a 5-megapixel shooter with autofocus and LED flash.

Windows Phone 7.5 Mango is the reason why you’d want to pick up from a nearby store. The operating system is snappy and doesn’t freeze at all. Plus, the data connectivity over 3G also felt much faster than its competitions. The only caveat, it’s hardly a stunner in looks, other than the beautiful super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen.

Blackberry 9900

For many users, the BlackBerry Bold represents the perfect image of a business-orientated smartphone, and its physical keyboard has certainly won it plenty of fans.  The new BlackBerry Bold 9990 adds a touchscreen interface above the keyboard, but returns to a look and feel that we first saw on the Bold 9000.

The Bold 9900 is RIM’s slimmest Blackberry yet and has a mean processor under its hood. What follows is an in-depth look at what the new Bold has to offer.Looks alone will make BlackBerry addicts crave this new device. With its 0.4-inch profile, the Bold 9900 is the thinnest RIM handset yet. Extremely pocket-friendly, this 4.6-ounce phone begs to be shown off.

AT the price of Rs 33,360, calling the phone overpriced is an understatement. But then again, people buy iPhone too.

Motorola Defy+

The Motorola Defy Plus is a follow-up to the company’s popular rugged phone, Motorola Defy. The new model shares most of the features with its predecessor, including the same screen (3.7-inch Gorilla Glass capacitive touchscreen) and the same camera (5-megapixel with LED flash).

The major upgrades come in the form of the processor, which gets bumped up to a 1GHz behemoth, and the battery, which offers over 7 hours of talk-time and 16 days of standby time. And of course, it comes pre-loaded with Google Android v2.3 Gingerbread, augmented by the custom MotoBlur UI. It also sports 512MB RAM, 1GB of application memory and a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus.

Water resistant and dust proof, the rugged smartphone claims to survive a sudden rain shower, a day on the beach, an all-night party, or even a tough workout with the pre-loaded CardioTrainer application, which transforms the device into the perfect running mate. Here’s a video that you must watch –

Nokia Lumia 800

The Nokia Lumia 800 is the first Windows Phone handset to spring from the Microsoft / Nokia tie-up announced in February. shares its exterior styling with the previously substantially less hyped Nokia N9, a Meego-based smartphone, although the screen size is reduced from 3.9″ (854×480 pixels) to 3.7″ (800×480 pixels) to conform to the Windows Phone spec list.The CPU, however, increases from the 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 to the 1.4GHz MSM8255 Snapdragon/Scorpion which certainly helps add snap to the Windows Phone Mango OS.

The Nokia Lumia 800 is one of the most stunning smartphones around. It is made of a single piece of polycarbonate (basically a posh variety of plastic), a first as far as I know in the world of consumer electronics. Unlike other devices with a unibody design, there is no way of getting into the Lumia 800. Unless you were to break it open, the device is completely sealed from the public world. The use of polycarbonate not only improves reception, it also means that if the Lumia 800 were to suffer from a fall, the damage will not so apparent as the plastic is coloured inside out.

One of the major selling points of the Lumia 800 will be the inclusion of Nokia maps, in replacement of Bing Maps. It allows you to download maps of cities in the SD Card, thus doing away with the need to have an active Internet connection for navigation. It also features turn-by-turn voice navigation and a showcase of places of interest, nearby.

No doubt the Lumia 800 and 710 are Nokia’s ‘comeback devices’.

Motorola Atrix 2

An attractive and comfortable phone with a great screen and solid camera, Atrix 2 is a high-end Android phone that improves on the original Atrix, adding a better display and camera, faster 4G, and a few other refinements. One thing it lacks from its predecessor is the fingerprint sensor.

It has a dual-core 1GHz Cortex-A9 processor on TI OMAP 4430 chipset. It has 1GB RAM< 8 GB of storage and a 8-megapixel autofocus camera. The display screen is 4.3-inch and is Gorilla glass capacitive touch screen.

The phone is not in the market yet, but sources reveal that it shall be launched in India during January 2012.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Typically, no list of must-buy phones can ignore the high and mighty Galaxy S II. However, the upgrade to the super phone Galaxy Nexus, is expected in India during the first month of 2012.

The Nexus series is the flagship device from Google and is the first phone to sport Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, or ICS. ICS is supposed to be the bridge between Gingerbread and Honeycomb and can run on both tablets and smartphones.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus sports a dual-core 1.2GHz Cortex-A9 processor with iGB of RAM, The phone shall come in 16GB and 32GB of storage, but has no microSD card slot. The camera is a 5-megapixel shooter with autofocus and has absolutely no lag between two successive shots. Did we mention that it also has a 4.65-inches Super AMOLED capacitive display with an amazing resolution of 1280×720 pixels?

Samsung Galaxy Note

Personally, I was in serious dilemma to feature this beast in the category of mobile phones. Frankly, with a 5.3-inch display, it should ideally be called a mini-tablet, than a phone.
Samsung has been going great guns with its Galaxy lineage, right since they launched the first, Galaxy S. With the Galaxy Note, Samsung has taken the Streak 5 and changed every detail possible. The Note has a newer version of Android, a dual-core processor, a higher clockspeed on each core, a larger screen with higher resolution and better screen technology (TFT of Streak vs Super AMOLED HD on Note). Overall, Samsung Note’s 5.3-inch crisp display, a diminutive weight of just 178 g and 9.7 mm thickness come together really well.

Note has a gargantuan battery of 2500mAh. Equally impressive is the Note’s 8-megapixel camera and LED flash.A stylus is included with the Note, an add-on that we thought was buried with Symbian and resistive touchscreen devices. The stylus is very well integrated into the Note and a host of apps which allow sketching and drawing. The stylus fits securely into the body of the Note and should be a boon for those who feel they need to actually write rather than type. You won’t need the stylus for general business applications such as mail and browsing.

iPhone 4S

How can a list like this be ever devoid of an iPhone? And we wouldn’t want to disappoint you either.Let’s make no bones about it: the iPhone 4S is one of the best phones on the market at the moment, and the best thing Apple has ever created.

It’s got all the right bits right: good camera, slick web browser, quality screen – and made it all work together in the way we’ve come to expect.

Some people might be disappointed not to have seen the fabled iPhone 5, with the larger screen and new design, but the iPhone 4S is more than enough to keep Apple fans happy.

Simply put: if you’ve got an iPhone 4, you don’t need to upgrade (as long as you update to iOS 5) but for anyone else on an older device, or hankering after finally making the jump to an iPhone, you should run down to the shops and pick one up now – you won’t regret it.

Source: HT Media

TechnoGuru : Online Shopping

TechnoGuru is an integrated shopping website that prides to introduce viewers with its online electronics shop, which proves to be the most reliable and cost-effective source of buying top quality electronics goods at amazingly competitive prices.

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Denon - For Amplifiers, AVR, Receivers, HTiB, CD Players, BluRay Player, Stereo Amplifier, Home Theater System, Turntable (official website)

Yamaha - For Amplifiers, AVR, Receivers, HTiB, CD Players, BluRay Player, Stereo Amplifier, Speakers, SubWoofers, Home Theater System (official website)

Cambridge Audio - For Amplifiers, AVR, Receivers, CD Players, BluRay Player, Stereo Amplifier, Speakers, DAC, Phono Amp (official website)

Marantz - For Amplifiers, AVR, Receivers, CD Players, BluRay Player, Stereo Amplifier (official website)

QAcoustics – For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

Boston Acoustics – For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

Mission - For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

Lenco – For iPad Dock, Dock Station, iPod Dock, Clock, Radio, Alarm, iPod Tower Speaker, Portable DVD Player, HiFi System, 2.1 Speaker System, Turntable (official website)

Liberty – For HDMI Cables, RCA Cables, Projector Mounts, Projector Lift, Projector Screen, HDMI Splitter, VGA Cable, Speaker Cable

Mordaunt Short - For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

Norge – For Amplifier, Stereo Amplifer, Bookshelf Speaker, Tower Speaker, Phono Amp (official website)

QED – For HDMI Cable, RCA Cable, Digital Cable, Coaxial Cable, Speaker Cable, Component Video, Optical Cable, Sub Woofer Cable, Phono To Phono (official website)

The Chord Company - For HDMI Cable, RCA Cable, Digital Cable, Coaxial Cable, Speaker Cable, Component Video, Optical Cable, Sub Woofer Cable, Phono To Phono (official website)

Belkin – For iPhone Case, iPod Case, Laptop Cooler, Networking Goods, Wifi, Routers, Modem, iPad Case, HDMI Cable, RCA Cable, Coaxial Cable, Component Cable, Surge Protector, Bags, Sleeves, Gaming, Chargers, Wifi Dongle (official website)

Capture – For CCTV Camera, Dome Camera, IR Camera, Box Camera, Varifocal Camera, Buller Camera, DVR (official website)

Creative - For Speakers, 2.1 Speakers, 5.1 Speakers (official website)

Focal - For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

HikVision – For DVR  (official website)

ICAudio – For Commercial Audio, Microphone, Speaker, Column Speaker, Wall Mount, Amplifier, Collar Mic (official website)

Kef - For Speakers, HTiB, Home Theater System, Tower Speaker, Bookshelf Speaker, Rear Speaker, Surround Speaker (official website)

JVC – For Projectors (official website)

Logitech – For Keyboard, Mouse, Wireless Keyboard, Wireless Mouse, Gaming Device, Speakers, 2.1 System, 5.1 System, Remotes (official website)

Quick Heal - For Antivirus, Internet Security, Total Solution (official website)

Rega – For Turntables, Cartridges (official website)

Rel Acoustics - For SubWoofer (official website)

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LENCO  

It is Known For Quality, Reliability and Innovation

Making use of eye-catching designs and the latest technologies, Lenco wants you to undergo an amazing image and sound experience.  Enjoy quality music  playback, high grade video images and the latest technological innovations  in the world of hifi and electronics.

We can offer you much more beside our very well-known turntables.  Take a look at our range of products and let the variety and the largeness of our selection surprise you.

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About Lenco

Discover the story and history behind Lenco, also get an insight into their creative vision and company philosophy.

For over half a century Lenco has been synonymous with Swiss precision in the field of Hi-Fi electronics. As a home built company we pride ourselves on fusing functionality with beauty and always aim to be at the forefront of technological development. We are constantly producing innovative ideas and believe great care and time should be taken in developing each product to provide excellence and simplicity that all enhances the Lenco experience.

Lenco History

The brain child of Fritz and Marie Laeng was established in Burgdorf, Switzerland in 1925. Fritz Laeng was fascinated by sound technology and along with his wife they decided to set up their own electronics company. Due to the driving, passionate spirit of Marie and the demand for turntables they started production in a small factory, decided to name their company Lenco, (which was based upon their family name) and in 1946 the enterprise was born.

In 1953, the Laeng’s came into contact with Ex Libris, a Swiss made book and record club and to optimize the commercial opportunities for both, they decided to cooperate and Lenco started selling turntables through the Ex Libris sales channel. In no time at all the joint venture proved highly successful and the orders for more turntables flourished.

Their two sons joined the family business, the company outgrew their factory in Burgdorf, expanded to a larger premises in Oberburg and started to produce two different types of turntable both of which owed their success to the fact that their speed was fully adjustable. This was particularly popular in dance schools.

Their key selling points which still stand today were the reliability of their players and their excellent technical service. The reputation of the brand was born: always striving for perfection and producing quality precision turntables.

During the sixties and seventies the company continued to grow in Oberburg and the joint venture with Ex Libris remained strong so they set up another factory in Osimo, Italy where they put into production gramophones, cassette decks and small motors. With the demand and interest in Hi-Fi equipment increasing they sustained more growth adding factories in Little Steg, in the Rhône-valley. At that point over the three locations Lenco employed one thousand, three hundred staff and produced turntables for export to over eighty countries world-wide.

In 1997 Lenco was taken over by the STL Group in Venlo, Netherlands, a company that boasts over thirty years of producing consumer electronics. In 2010 the positive step with STL has moved production to a whole new level, bringing Lenco to the UK and acting as a forefront leader of modern design and technology. Lenco has now extended their eye catching range to; iPod docking stations, home cinema systems, micro audio systems, portable and home DVD players, headphones, MP3/4 players and clock radios.

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Featuring 3D pass-through technology Supports HDMI 1.4a with 3D, Deep Color, “x.v.Color” 4 x HDMI in / 1 x HDMI out 2 x Component inputs / 1 x Component output Stereo Mini Jack on front panel Fully discrete, identical quality and power for all 5 channels Stable power supply for high-quality sound and picture High definition audio support, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Minimum Signal Path for clear audio and video signal Direct Mechanical Ground Construction Compressed Audio Restorer iPod Dock connectivity for iPod and network streaming Easy-to-use remote control handset Three Quick Select buttons Sleep timer function Auto surround mode Audio level memory Audio Delay function (max. 6 frames or 200 msec) Muting level settings (Full/-40dB/-20dB) Variable subwoofer crossover switching Lower power consumption at stand-by 0.5 W

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Power amplifier section Rated output 75 W + 75 W(8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.08 % 110 W + 110 W(6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.7%) Center 75 W(8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.08 %) 110 W(6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.7%) Surround L/R 75 W + 75 W(8 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.08 % 110 W + 110 W(6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.7

General

Power supply AC 230 V , 50 Hz Power consumption 330 W (Standby 0.5 W) Dimensions (W x H x D) 434 x 166 x 381 mm Weight 9.2 kg