Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Sonance IW1 IPORT iPort In Wall ipod Docking Station
The Sonance IW1 in-wall iPort dock blends in seamlessly with your decor. Music and video is ported from the IW1 to your AV receiver via a standard CAT 5 (ethernet) cable, so you get the ultimate convenience, design, and high performance.
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Tags: cable, TV, M4A, video games
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Panic Button Arrrrrr F***, S*** or what ever foul language comes out of your mouth when things wrong at your desk!!! Be it an Important call you missed, that once in a life time deal that?s just gone belly up. The PANIC button is the ideal gift to you or your work colleagues. Though not just for computers, the PANIC Button is a essential addition to everyone’s desk. It doesn’t do anything of course, but you feel a lot better having a button to stab at when everything goes to pot. (Read the full post about ‘Panic Button’…)
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Hot Bear OK, it's not a cutting edge gadget, but this bear is simply irresistible. You can have this for ?9.95 Tags: gaming, laptops, dvr, players (Read the full post about ‘Hot Bear’…)
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Here is another offering from the CTIA Wireless 2008. The Alcatel Playboy-branded handset OT-V770A is available in Pink, Gold, or Silver metallic trim. Alcatel’s latest handset supports 1.3 megapixel camera, 10MB onboard memory and media player. Delivering full-screen video playback the cell phone has microSD card slot for extendable memory. Sporting Playboy logo, the headset comes with metallic rear-panel. [ Source ] Tags: DVD, laptops, plasma, video (Read the full post about ‘Alcatel Playboy-branded handset OT-V770A at CTIA 2008′…)
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Nokia 2680 slide makes history by being Nokia’s first slider phone for the entry-level market. Along with the Nokia 5000, the Nokia 2680 slide was presented during the Growing Together 2008 conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. The phone focuses on its music features and internet access. The model is a slim digital camera phone, equipped with a music player with FM radio capability, MP3 ringtone feature, and an expanded phone book. The low end Nokia 2680 slide cell phone will be available starting this second quarter of 2008 with a MSRP of $118. (Read the full post about ‘Nokia 2680 Slide Cell Phone’…)
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
MXI Security has unveiled a new 8GB capacity usb drive in its Stealth MXP product family that makes it possible to carry an entire Operating System and work environment as a portable desktop on a small-size portable security device. The Stealth MXP and Stealth MXP Passport is equipped with a new Liquid Metal case as well as a robust plastic casing. Both casings feature a unique sliding mechanism and ergonomic design, protecting the USB connector and biometric reader; the plastic casing provides organizations options to create custom colors and personalized printing. (Read the full post about ‘MXI Security’ Stealth MXP usb drive with 8GB capacity’…)
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There is a splurge in the market of cell phones and it is getting bad to worse with a few big names form the CDMA contingent entering the mainstream market, the latest one bitten by this bug is the Japanese Corporation, Kyocera. Kyocera has entered the Market with four GSM handsets, all four of which will initially be launched in Latin America; launches in the other markets will expectedly follow soon.
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Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
160Mbps is a peak theoretical number of course, but still, it should be significantly faster that any consumer connection when it comes out. At the moment, only Mineapolis and St-paul residents can benefit from a 50 Mbps offer that could eventually reach 160Mbps. It doesn’t come for cheap ($150 per month), but I guess that there is a good niche of customers who would sign up.
It always bugs me to see that we’re in @#$^ Silicon Valley and that I am stuck with a 6Mbps DSL connection and a 16Mbps cable one.
Tags: mobile phone, home theater, mobiles, video
Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
AT&T’s new mobile TV service won’t just get new phones on the next update to its handset lineup, but possibly new Panasonic cellphones with low-voltage plasma technology under the hood as well. Details about this move were revealed by the consumer electronics product maker in a recent press conference, where it announced a few revamps to their telecom and HDTV divisions.
Mark Balsama, a Group Manager of the Communications Systems Division, says that these new cellphone plasma displays will “rival OLED displays for brightness, contrast and thinness, and can be manufactured for much less money.” For much less money, eh?
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Written by admin on Saturday, April 5th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.
Several companies are hard at work trying to solve this problem: high winds exist out at sea where building wind turbines is most difficult. The apparent solution? Floating wind farms.
By building these units on shore then towing them out into position, the hope is less resistance from wealthy land owners concerned about their views and more energy derived from nature. These floating wind farms are anchored into position by chains to steel anchors on the ocean floor.
Another benefit to harnessing the wind far from land is engineers can go back to the more efficient but more noisy 2 blade propeller. The 2 blade lost out to the 3 blade years ago and is now poised to make a comeback. I know you’ve all been closet 2 blade fans. Ha, fans. OK, sorry.
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