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This flashing light antenna is compatible with Ericsson LX588, T18, T10, 768, 778, 788. This antenna lights up in strong flashing blue, red, green. It does not work with CDMA cell phone.Great for meetings and other places where ringing cell phones aren't appreciated. Lets you turn off your ringer and still know when calls are coming in.

Waves and PRS got together to give recording professionals and guitarists a level of sound quality and performance previously unattainable with software. From the custom-designed interface to the powerful software, it is engineered to provide the first choice for guitarists accustomed to the very best in tone and feel. You get real amp, cabinet, mic, and effect samples to produce tones of unmatched realism.The Waves and PRS Guitars hardware interface is designed to accommodate the high impedance electric guitar signal with its wide range of frequencies and dynamics. It captures all those dynamics with full fidelity through an extremely transparent preamplifier circuit engineered to match up with different pickups. The interface features custom-designed circuitry, extremely high-quality components, studio-grade jacks, and pristine wiring to maintain tone. Outputs are at mic or line level on XLR or 1/4"jack. 3-LED indicator shows signal present, nominal level when lit occasionally (showing that the best balance between level and S/N ratio is being delivered), and over. The Waves/PRS Interface delivers a superior signal to your recording system, ensuring that every nuance of tone and dynamics are reproduced.Designed to re-create the sound captured in a traditional guitar recording session, Waves Amp was developed using entirely new, proprietary methods to sample amplifiers, cabinets, and microphone positions. Special test signals were created to reproduce the character, extreme dynamics, and frequency range of guitar signals. Measurements were taken at different levels to capture the non-linear distortion and harmonic overtones of many real-world systems. You get Direct, Clean, Edgy, Drive, Crunch, Hot, and Modern presets to start from, with individual controls for Bass, Middle, Treble, Presence, and Drive. You can choose to run through 2 cabinets with dual-mic opti.

Powerful foucused krypton beam Provides up to 100 hours of run time with alkaline batteries in 3-LED mode (properly maintainted) LEDs never need replacing (properly handled) Emergency Flashing Signal Ideal for temporary power outages or emergencies Operates on four AA batteries Three night vision ''Red'' LED lights provide emergency flashing signal Corrosion and impact resistant

The Sony Ericsson K850 Cyber-shot is the next generation of powerful cameraphones by Sony Ericsson which have long kept the first place when it comes to camera-in-phone performance. Today they are making the next step and move on to using a 5 megapixel camera. Beside that, the Sony Ericsson K850 comes with a number of updates over previously released handsets: it has an automatic camera cover, a 3-LED video light, a renovated camera interface, and a spanking new media browser with picture auto rotate feature. It has a larger, 2.2" TFT display, and features extended network support such as tri-band HSDPA (3.6 Mbits) and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE. That sort of a solution is uncommon for Sony Ericsson since up until now they offered identical EDGE-enabled and UMTS-enabled devices separately. Now for the first time we see 3G plus EDGE all-in-one. Other than that, the handset retains all the original K810 specs such as a xenon flash, a secondary video calls camera, stereo Bluetooth, USB support, FM radio and a M2 memory card slot (with a 512MB card to be included in the retail package). The memory card slot deserves a special attention since this is the first SE attempt in using a dual card support - it can host both a M2 card as well as a microSD card. In terms of its size, the new K850 will be identical with the Sony Ericsson K810 keeping the same measurements and adding only 3g of additional weight. Sony Ericsson K850 carries a really innovative design solution - the navigation D-pad (marked by the green rectangle on the photo) is made part of the alphanumeric keypad, while the softkeys are really small. The most probable reason for such a solution is obvious the need to fit a larger display while keeping the older size and form factor. In regards to video capabilities Sony Ericsson has finally made a mark in their portfolio - this is the the second of their handsets to feature video recording in QVGA resolution at 30 fps (the first one being Sony Ericsson W900). Regular feature phones produced by SE so far were well known with their meager QCIF@15fps video recording, while even the latest smartphones Sony Ericsson P1 and Sony Ericsson W960 record video at QVGA@15fps only. The new Sony Ericsson W910 feature-rich Walkman phone would also record video in QVGA@15fps only. We certainly hope that VGA@30fps will not be far away since QVGA is already outdated. When it comes to music the Sony Ericsson K850 is equipped with Music Player 3.0 which is almost the same as the newly announced verion 3.0 of the Walkman player which is to be seen in Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman phone. Further on, the K850 comes with stylish light effects to suit the rhythm of the currently playing track. Again, much like the W910, the Sony Ericsson K850 has a built-in motion sensor but whether it can be used to control the music player.