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The wait is over, iPhone 3g is finally here in Bolehland, Malaysia!! The Official iPhone Launch Event will be in Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC), Level 3, Grand Ballroom, 20th March 2009, 7pm till midnight. Book yours now!! (ending just before midnight on 17 March). Checkout Maxis iPhone 3g rate plan below:
Introducing iPhone 3G. With fast 3G wireless technology, GPS, support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, and the new App Store, iPhone 3G puts even more amazing features in your hands. And just like the original iPhone, it combines three products in one —a revolutionary phone, a widescreen iPod, and a breakthrough Internet device.
This is surely a great apps for music lovers (especially guitar player of course). PocketGuitar is a virtual guitar for iPhone and iPod touch. You can even have guitar sessions with the songs in your iPod! Shinya Kasatani has developed PocketGuitar, a native iPhone virtual guitar. Video after the jump.
Now there's a new Apple gadget on the block that literally makes every other Apple device look dull. A company called Computer Choppers has put together a Gold-plated Macbook Pro, with an appropriately diamond studded Apple logo. Should go nicely with your gold plated HP Laserjet (below). 
With up to 160GB of storage, iPod classic lets you carry everything in your collection, up to 40,000 songs or up to 200 hours of video everywhere you go. In a completely new, even thinner, all-metal design starting at $249, this iPod is a modern classic.Apple announced the latest in its kind-of-sort-of successful iPod line, the sixth generation iPod "classic." Like the brand new iPod nano, the flagship iPod is also sporting an all-new interface, headlined by Cover Flow. The iPod comes in 80GB and 160GB capacities, with 30 hours of battery for audio playback, 6 hours of video on the 80GB version, and 40 hours / 7 hours for the 160GB unit. In addition to the new interface, the iPod classic is getting a new all-metal shell, and is selling at $249 for the 80 gigger, $349 for 160 that which should be hitting stores by the weekend.
The new iPod nano will include 2-inch, 320 x 240 screens that are 65-percent brighter than previous models and have the highest pixel density the company has ever shipped (204 pixels per inch). In addition to the new screens, the extra-wide player will sport an "enhanced" UI and its own version of Cover Flow. The nano will come bundled with 3 games, including a circular-Arkanoid rip-off called Vortex, and apparently you'll be able to purchase more from the iTunes store. The player's battery life has also been extended, with Apple touting 24 hours of playback for audio, and 5 hours for video. The 4GB model will be selling for $149, though it's only available in silver, while the rainbow-colored 8GB will leave you $199 lighter in the wallet. Both models will be in stores "by this weekend."
Too Expensive
J.P. Morgan analyst Kevin Chang believes that Apple is coming out with a second, much cheaper iPhone based on the current nano design. The new phone should be available in the 4th quarter of this year in time for the Christmas shopping season.
Referring to a patent filed by Apple, Chang believes the new device will have limited functionality and be competitively priced at less than half of today's iPhone. Chang concluded by saying that Apple could potentially sell about 40 million units of this "iPhone nano" in 2008, severely damaging the Motorola RAZR market.
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