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Archive for March 22nd, 2008

Samsung 53 Series | 953BW, 2053BW, 2253LW, 253BW

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Samsung 53 Series | 953BW, 2053BW, 2253LW, 253BW
I normally only post about HDTVs and everything HD, which sometimes includes computer LCD monitors if they feature a HD resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), but they brand new and amazing looking Samsung 53 series of monitors cough my attention, and I just had to write about them. Firstly, it seems as if Samsung have taken one of their great looking HDTVs, taken the design and shrunk it down for a computer monitor. I recently wrote about the equally impressive Samsung 2493HM / 2693HM, which have received a lot of attention, but are also larger, and more costly than the new Samsung Syncmaster 53 series. The new Samsung 53 series SyncMasters consist of four thin black gloss frame models. (Read the full post about ‘Samsung 53 Series | 953BW, 2053BW, 2253LW, 253BW’…)

2nd Annual YouTube Awards; and the winners are….

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

2nd Annual YouTube Awards; and the winners are….
…boring. Okay, so that is just my opinion but I sure hope that there are a far more interesting videos out there than some of those who won. Sure, the ‘laughing baby’ is really cute but really, what’s so funny about the Potter Puppet Pals? I won’t criticize each and every winner and the nominees. After all, it’s the millions of YouTubers who have voted for these videos. Votes were cast during a week-long time frame and the winners were announced Friday. Twelve YouTube videos luckily won. I say luckily because not all are undeserving. But hey, they are the winners. They deserve at least to be recognized. Here are the top winners: Adorable: Laughing Baby from gsager1234 Commentary: LonelyGirl15 is Dead! (Read the full post about ‘2nd Annual YouTube Awards; and the winners are….’…)

Dell releases more info on the highly anticipated Latitude series
Here at Gadgetell, as I am sure you do also, love to see information leaked early, this time it involves Dell’s highly anticipated Latitude series. What we have learned are some more details involving two new E-Series models, the E6500 and the E6400. The E6500 is the more advanced of the two, and it begins with a 15.4-inch screen as opposed to the E6400’s 14.1-inch. Interestingly enough, these two laptops are set to replace the D830 and the D630. The E6500 comes with UWB, Bluetooth 2.1, and mobile broadband. One of the best features is this laptop comes with integrated GPS, which is a rarity still in many laptops on the market today. (Read the full post about ‘Dell releases more info on the highly anticipated Latitude series’…)

Transcend releases the rugged, shock-resistant StoreJet 25 portable hard drive
Transcend has added a new portable hard drive in its arsenal of data storage products – the shock resistant StoreJet 25 mobile. For a hard drive to be called portable, it must not only be small in size but light weight, high capacity and well protected. This is exemplified by Trascend’s newest portable hard drive, the StoreJet25 mobile. Just by looking at the release photos of the StoreJet 25 mobile alone, you’d immediately notice its durability specifically if you noticed the extra-rugged silicon case that is covering the StoreJet 25. Make no mistake though, the rugged feature is not all for aesthetic purpose but it serves as a proofing for the StoreJet 25 mobile. (Read the full post about ‘Transcend releases the rugged, shock-resistant StoreJet 25 portable hard drive’…)

Who says snail mail is dead? USPS offering electronics recycling free by mail
While everyone else in the world seems to be forgetting about snail mail, here comes the US Postal Service putting the old way of communicating into a fresh and yet good use – recycling electronics. The US Postal Service is advocating the recycling of electronic products, such as mobile phones and inkjet cartridges to name a few. If you’re sick and tired of your broken iPods you may put them in an envelope provided by the USPS and send those electronics via snail mail. The envelope will be provided by the USPS and will be strategically placed in 1500 post offices across the US. (Read the full post about ‘Who says snail mail is dead? USPS offering electronics recycling free by mail’…)

BONGO STUNT KITE 1.2M

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

BONGO STUNT KITE 1.2M

A 2-line soft foil ideal for beginners.If you are looking to learn how to fly a kite the Bongo is a must. Easy to fly, this low pull kite is designed to help the novice learn how to control a foil kite without the power of the larger kites in this class.Ready to fly with line and handles all supplied in a neat kite bag.Specifications:Size: 120cm x 55cm / 47 x 22″ Frame: Sparless Sail: Ripstop Nylon Wind Range: 13-32kph (8-20mph) Lines: 45kp (37lb) 18Kg x 20m (65ft)

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Bowl prevents soggy cereal syndrome

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Bowl prevents soggy cereal syndrome
If you’re one of the many folks in the world who likes their cereal crunchy, and doesn’t like it getting soggy, but constantly pouring milk into the bowl a little bit at a time is a pain, then you need the EatMeCrunchy bowl. It’s pretty simple as these “why didn’t i think of it” inventions usually are - it’s a shelf that sits in a bowl that covers about 70% of the base, so that your milk sits in the bottom and your dry (and still crunchy) cereal sits on the shelf just waiting for you to push it into the milk for the right amount of mixing. The shelf is removable and both bowl and shelf are dishwasher safe. (Read the full post about ‘Bowl prevents soggy cereal syndrome’…)

NaviGadget’s GPS Ranger lends navigation assistance to hearing-impaired travelers
With a new GPS device that offers virtual tours to travelers suffering from loss of hearing, NaviGadget just might be on to something. Launched earlier this month with a multimedia tour of Austin, Texas, the GPS Ranger has a 4-inch screen and is a loudspeaker equipped navigation device aimed at helping deaf and hard-of-hearing travelers have their way around. Recently, sign language tours have even been added into its list of features, and is set to launch later this year in other cities, parks, and zoos. It’s about time someone took care of the travelers who needed assistance the most. Via [Crave] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! (Read the full post about ‘NaviGadget’s GPS Ranger lends navigation assistance to hearing-impaired travelers’…)

Topfield Freeview Playback Recorder

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Topfield Freeview Playback Recorder

TV addicts will definitely find the Topfield Freeview Playback Recorder a must-have in their homes, since it helps you keep track of all your favorite TV shows even when you’re not lounging around at home. Using a Topfield you can pause/rewind live TV and record two channels at the same time whilst watching two others simultaneously (picture within a picture-style). Perfect if you need to pop out for a cuppa or watch that wonder goal again and again. And you won’t have to agonize over which clashing shows to record; simply record them both at the same time. Amazing! (Read the full post about ‘Topfield Freeview Playback Recorder’…)

Kiss Me Phone

Written by admin on Saturday, March 22nd, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Kiss Me Phone

There is nothing quite like a red hot pair of lips to get your blood coursing through your veins, and this Kiss Me Phone is more than able to cause that effect in any hot-blooded male at first glance. Hard-wired phones seem to have moved from essential to retro in virtually no time at all, and this landline phone cleverly disguised as a sexy pair of lips is no exception - indeed it’s more of an objet d’art than a phone. Nevertheless it’s still irresistible. Whether you’re a lothario or a vamp, or just into retro kitsch, the Kiss Me Phone is a piece of kit that pushes all the buttons, in a manner of speaking. (Read the full post about ‘Kiss Me Phone’…)



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