[Available] HTC HD 7 16G

The HD 7 runs the latest Microsoft Windows OS 7. Its a stripped down version from previous rubbish systems like the 6.0 - 6.5. This makes scrolling about more fluid comparing to other Android devices. The Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 1 GHz processor chip probably helps.

It has a 4.3 inch S-LCD capacitive screen which is not as vibrant as say, the Samsung Omnia 2 , but what it lacks in resolution it makes up for sheer size. Another useful bit is its kickstand for watching movies etc. Full connectivity options on Wifi , Bluetooth , 3g surfing speeds and a 5Mp camera with dual LED flash.

The all new WinMo HD 7
$1050

[Available] HTC Desire HD

The HTC Desire HD is the GSM version ( sim card slot) of the HTC Evo 4g released in the States.
Running on the Android OS 2.2 Froyo coupled with its proprietary Sense UI on a massive WVGA 4.3 inch screen makes this a very enjoyable experience to work with.
This device features all the usual connectivity options of WiFi, Bluetooth, 8MP auto focus camera with dual led flash, and surfing on 3g speeds. FM radio, digital compass all on board too. Its gutsy powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255 1 GHz processor.

All in all this device has everything but the kitchen sink and bathtub encased in a sleek aluminum case. The Android OS 2.2 Froyo update is better than ever and with the additional Sense UI providing handy extras in customizing your needs.

The HTC Desire HD
$1020

[Available] Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 16G - 32G

Guys its finally here - an awesome combination of an iPad and cell phone put together. Not only is it allot easier to carry around and pocket friendly than the iPad, you dont have to chop up your simcard at all to surf of 3g. On top of that memory is expandable via its micro SD slot up to 32G.

The Tab sports a 7 inch WSVGA screen that runs on the Android OS v2.2 Froyo which has proper multitasking, bluetooth options to transfer calls to a bluetooth headset and a camera with flash. For a phone powering up a huge display, it at least 7 hours of video playback and 10hours of calls over 3g or Skype chat or video call your mate in Brazil over WiFi. And yes , you Facebook idiots can play your stupid Farmville or Mafia Wars with Flash support.

The Galaxy Tab
16G $1199
32G $1360

[Available] Nokia N8 Black (Symbian OS)

Symbian, a long standing operating system utilized by Nokia handsets was a dominant yet dying breed which of late got spanked, trampled on and cries of Who's your Daddy! inflicted by the newer Almighty Android Operating Systems on devices such as Samsung Galaxy S, Motorola Milestone , HTC Desire. Some bowel movement must have surely been involved but lets not go there.

Not to be outdone, it has now unveiled its latest Symbian 3^OS on Nokia's latest flagship the N8. This rather sleek beautiful device features a 3.5 inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen. A 12MP camera with Xenon flash with internal 16G built in. 3D graphics and ARM 11 680 MHz CPU, FM radio & radio transmitter, Flash support, A- GPS support and Ovi maps available.

Handling of the phone is quick and responsive with tweeks in a few areas where its older OS failed to deliver. Gripping the set itself makes you appreciate the materials in its build quality. Yes , Both Nokia and Symbian may have gotten spanked, but the N8 is now the one cracking the whip in stilettos purring "I'm sexy and you know it " Best of all, battery life is more than decent with roughly 12 hrs talk time which means one will be able to keep at it all of the night to the wee hours of the morning .., in a conversation I mean ...

The Nokia N8 , yes please Mistress Annette

$799

[Available] Blackberry Torch 9800 (AKA BB Slider)

Blackberry's answer to Palm's WebOS slider phone ' the Pre' comes the Torch 9800. A 3.2' inch capacitive touchscreen and wide comfortable Qwerty keyboard on the slide shows Blackberry is not to be outdone by Palm Inc. The device runs the latest OS 6.0, features a 5Mp camera with continuous auto focus and image stabilization. It has a beefed up 624 CPU processor and Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n. It has all the usual goodies Blackberry has to offer but this time with a larger high resolution screen.

Upon sliding out the keypad, its hinges feels solid and secure unlike most flimsy slide phones. Its sleek yet rugged looks and solid feel with rounded edges and leather backing makes this a must get for any BB fan. Expandable to an additional 32G via micro sd card.

The Blackberry Torch 9800, Lighting your way ...

$1100

[Available] iPhone 4 16G & 32G

Hibernatorawake e-store offers the stable batch iPhone 4 16G @ $1300 and 32G @ $1450. Black sets available ONLY - ( White housing COnversions available $499)

Whats the difference between this batch to the rest especially those sold in most shops you may ask. Proximity Sensor issues, Antenna Gate interference, Lagging between apps or multitasking, Retina display appears spotty, Face time on Wifi keeps dropping out, etc etc. 

If your main objective is to save and get the cheapest iPhone set then this is not for you. My theory is if a person is going to spend over 1K for a set he may as well go all the way and get the best available generation without the above problems. 

[Available] Samsung Galaxy Beam i8520

Yet another innovative piece of gadgetry rolling off the Samsung lines , a nifty Android v2.1 Eclaire powered cellular phone that also works as a projector in WVGA.

The Galaxy Beam features a Super AMOLED 3.7' capacitive screen with CPU running at 720Mhz 16G internal storage expandable to a further 32G , 512MB ROM 384MB RAM has a 8Mp camera with flash and social networking integration with live updates.

Imagine running off a slide presentation while on the move or enjoying a movie with your mates on screen off your movie folders. Battery life is decent with 14 hours talk time.

The Samsung Galaxy Beam - Project yourself

$1349