The Razer Blade is a full aluminum chassis gaming laptop that measures 16.81" (width) x 10.9" (depth) x 0.88" (height) and weighs just under seven pounds. It's equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor, a high performance NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M graphics processor, 8GB 1333MHz DDR3 memory, 2GB dedicated GDDR5 video memory, an HD webcam and a 320GB 7200rpm SATA HDD. The Razer Blade's Switchblade User Interface, found next to a full-size keyboard, was designed from the ground up to enhance gaming experiences and provide more control at the gamer’s fingertips. The interface is comprised of 10 dynamic adaptive tactile keys for easier access of in-game commands and an LCD capable of two modes. One mode displays in-game information when a mouse is in use. The second mode functions as an ultra-sensitive, multi-touch panel designed for gaming on the go. The gaming laptop will be available in the fourth quarter of 2011 priced at $2,800. 
 

Zain KSA and Alcatel-Lucent have signed a deal for the deployment of IP/MPLS technology in the western region of Saudi Arabia. What this means is that Zain KSA is transforming their mobile backhauling infrastructure — their network — to be ready for 4G data traffic speeds. This will provide a better mobile Internet user experience for Zain's broadband customers, who are on the rise due to higher usage of smart phones.
 

Most restaurant reviews tell a lot about the ambiance of an eatery and the dishes on offer. But  "Know Before You Eat," for the iPhone, offers access to health inspectors' reports from surprise inspections. Right now, the stomach churning app only covers New York City.  Current and past restaurant inspection data are available in Know Before You Eat. Included are  restaurant inspection violations such as mice droppings and live roaches in food. Know Before You Eat tracks over 22,000 New York City restaurants and has inspection data going back to 2007. The app may be downloaded from the App Store or directly from KnowBeforeYouEat.com.
 

BBM Music is a new BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) service for socially connected music fans. BBM Music is a cloud-based service that enables social and viral music discovery by allowing users to build an evolving, community-based music library that is shared amongst their BBM Music friends. The size of the music library continues to grow as new friends join the community and each user can select music from a catalog with millions of songs from leading music companies. Later this year, the service is expected to be accessible for about $5 to customers in Saudi Arabia. Sign up at www.blackberry.com/bbmmusic to be notified when BBM Music becomes available.
 

Sony's DEV-5 digital binoculars are an incredible new piece of kit for nature/bird watching. At the touch of a button, these binoculars can record in Full HD video with stereo sound. They also have a 3D mode that records scenes as thrilling stereoscopic video footage for playback on most 3D HDTVs. Use the variable zoom to scan a wide area at low magnification before zooming in seamlessly to pinpoint a subject, such as birds in a tree. Turning on the digital zoom at magnification settings over 10x boosts the DEV-5's total magnification range from 0.9x up to 20x digital, rivalling many high-powered conventional binoculars. Unlike traditional binoculars, the DEV-5's electronic autofocus keeps moving subjects sharply in focus at all times. A comfortably positioned dial allows fingertip adjustment of manual focus – ideal for focusing selectively on a subject, rather than overhanging branches or other obstructions in the field of view. Optical SteadyShot image stabilization in the binoculars helps keep images clear and stable, even when taking videos at high magnifications. An on-board GPS receiver geo-tags video clips and photos. Tagged images can be viewed after shooting in online maps. The binoculars become available in November priced at $2,000.