Panasonic recently unleashed its latest high-end notebook called Toughbook W8 Premium Edition. Not much detail about this laptop for now, except that it’d feature Intel’s 80GB X-25M SSD (Solid State Disk) with a 250MB/sec reading speed and 70MB/sec writing speed. Once available, W8 Premium will be available in three different lid covers, including black, silver, and pink splash. The latter looks fine for me.

Panasonic’s laptop is not very popular here in Indonesia. But from what I’ve heard, most Toughbook’s users are happy with their notebooks. Which mean, you can expect the machine to do their job just fine, without stupid error and other bothering problem.

Well, this cell phone already holds everything you should know on its name. It’s premium (means a lot of hi-end features) and it’s waterproof (means.. uh.. waterproof). In detail, the Sharp 824SH Premium Waterproof handset boasts a 2.8-inch (400×240, QVGA) ASV widescreen display, an integrated 2 megapixel camera module with autofocus, a 1Seg tuner, 3G, Bluetooth connectivity, and a microSDHC slot (up to 4GB supported).

Sharp 824SH Premium Waterproof cell phone runs on W-CDMA and tri-band GSM networks (900/1800/1900Mhz). No words on pricing unfortunately.

Well, well, it seems Dante’s charm successfully attracted two big name on next-gen gaming console market. Following Sony’s move to release Exclusive Devil May Cry 4 Playstation 3 package, Microsoft Japan today announced the availability of XBox 360 Devil May Cry 4 Premium Pack. The Japan-only bundle comes with XBox 360 Standard (which is equal to US’s XBox 360 Premium Pack) — a 20GB HDD, wireless controller, media remote, HD AV cable, and LAN cable — and of course, Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4 game itself. If you haven’t buy XBox 360 yet, I guess it’s the right time to. In a matter of fact, the DMC4-X360 bundle is retailed for just 37,800 Yen (227 EUR) which is 10,000 Yen cheaper than DMC4-PS3 bundle.

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Lenovo recently launched ThinkPad Premium Edition laptop in Korea market. However, the specs aren’t quite “premium” though (incase you expect some top-of-the-notch ingredients) as it comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo T7600 processor, a 256MB ATI M66GL graphics engine, a 160GB of 5,400rpm hard drive, and a 14.1-inch LCD display with 1,400×1,050 (SXGA+) resolution. And yes, the notebook is Vista-ready as well.

Lenovo ThinkPad Premium Edition laptop will hit the store in March 1 with a price tag of 3,998,500 (KRW).

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