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November 3, 2006

Deals of the day

$14, Kensington Personal Firewall USB for Notebooks$39, Hyundai Musica 1GB USB 2.0 MP3 Player$227, Navman PiN 570 - PDA/Navigation Portable Device $329, Sanyo VPC-CA6 DIGITAL CAMERA $559, Acer TravelMate 2480-2943 Notebook More deals at Uberbargain.com...

Blowing Elica turns her on

Remember those lamps that can be turned on or off by a touch or a clap? The Elica lamp takes a different route to administer power into its soul, requiring you to blow it instead. Sexual innuendoes aside, this is...

Nokia could re-enter gaming market

Nokia is set to tackle the handheld gaming market yet again after the demise of its first two forays into this market that has been held by Nintendo's tight, vice-like grip ever since the Game Boy and Tetris combo swept...

Lightsnake makes recording easy

Digital recording enthusiasts often struggle with changing their soundcards each time a new incarnation comes out - remember the days when we had to unplug our huge ISA 32-bit cards and switch to a smaller PCI card, only to be...

Magellan eXplorist XL now available

Most GPS navigation systems come in a boring rectangle shape, but Magellan decided to ramp things up with the handheld eXplorist XL handheld GPS receiver. This device is comfortable enough to hold in one hand, and comes with a robust...

Street Muttz Interactive Puppies

Open up your very own electronic SPCA with a bunch of Street Muttz Interactive Puppies. These cute little pups come with a motion sensor that kicks them into action whenever they sense a human presence nearby, and are capable...

Artistic pinhole cameras

Art is a very subjective matter, but I think we can safely assume that some people find certain objects universally appealing, such as Wayne Martin Belger's pinhole cameras that look too precious to be used. His entire collection of cameras...

Battery-free wireless mouse

A wireless mouse that does not run on battery power? Apparently, that is made possible with the Battery-Free Mouse from A4Tech. This computer peripheral is powered by some voodoo hoodoo and a magical incantation - we're kidding, it uses electromagnetic...

OEGP68 treads the middle standard

China is well known for making much cheaper products when compared to other industrialized countries in the West, as can be seen by the OEGP68 GPS system. Expect the ordinary such as a 3.5" color touchscreen display, an integrated speaker,...

HAANSlounge TV boasts unique design

Taiwan-based electronics maker Hannspree is well known for its range of cute, plush LCD TVs that come in a wide range animals. The company has moved on to bigger things by developing the Hannspree Lounge model that is elegantly wrapped...

iPod Shuffle 2G disembowelled

I don't really get those people who have a fetish for taking apart a sensitive piece of electronics, especially when that action voids your warranty. The folks at iFixit have placed disassembly photographs for curious Joes who need to know...

Ecopod E1 finally available

At last , the Ecopod e1 Home Recycling Center has been released. We first covered this mini recycling center a couple of months ago, and back then we had no idea when would it be available and for how much....

Fujitsu P1610 is extremely agile

The Fujitsu P1610 Tablet PC is quite a wonder, featuring gymnast-like flexibility when it comes to the display. You can twist it and turn it virtually in any direction according to your fancy without causing unnecessary stress to the hinges....


iDisguise fools thieves

Snatch thieves and pick pockets have listed down the iPod as a commodity in their everyday line of work, and hence it is wise to take precautions to guard your recently purchased MP3 player against any unwanted abductions. What better...

Bullet-shaped webcam from Creative

The Live! Cam Optia is the latest in the long line of webcams from Creative. The Optia looks pretty different from the rest of the webcams that are flooding the market at home, with the hinge located on the left...

Online PC gaming on your TV coming soon

Gamers seem to have it tough, with so many platforms vying for their attention. First we have the ever-present home console scenario which is being spiced up this holiday season in a 3-way battle, followed by the PC gaming...

Omen takes no prisoners

VoodooPC, now an entity under HP's umbrella, showed us that it hasn't lost its edge when it comes to high-end gaming PCs that make all the hype about next-generation console graphics look like a 5 year old's drawing. The Omen...

Canon launches Media Storage

Canon has taken another step into the Media View market with the Canon Media Storage M30 and M80. Both devices feature a user interface that is familiar to owners of Canon's line of digital camera, and are equipped with a...

Lasers in garage help you park

Brookstone carries quite a lot of home improvement gadgets that makes life at home much easier, and the Dual Laser Parking system is one of them. Although it won't help you park your car automatically, it does provide some help...

RunAway AnyShoe adapter

Assuming you've received a Nike+iPod Sport Kit as a gift but do not have the dough to fork out one of those fancy shoes from Nike itself, don't fret and more importantly, cancel that auction you've put up on Ebay....

Pimp your ride

When you first lay your eyes on the set of D’Vinci Forgiato Radurra wheels, one question that flashes across your mind would be - does it perform as well as it looks? Other than the coolness factor, one of the...

RoboMop unfortunately sweeps only

Ask any homemaker and they will tell you that their husbands have it easier at the office, as running a home while keeping it spic and span is no mean task. Not only do you have to make sure that...

Temporary heart pump could save lives

U.K. experts have developed an artificial pump that could help revive dying hearts, saving thousands of lives in the process. When used in conjunction with a cocktail of drugs, this temporary pump enables the ailing heart to rest and regenerate...

Elecom iPod charger for emergencies

What could be worse than being stuck on an airplane between a couple of overweight people, where the one on your left is snoring away oblivious to his surroundings with drool dripping down on your sleeve while the person on...

November 2, 2006

InVoca responds to voice commands

So you're a hen-pecked husband who's constantly taking orders from your wife. Where else do you vent your frustration but at the TV? After all, the idiot box doesn't talk back and it certainly can't hit you over the head...

Game On exhibition at London

Lnodon is where it's at this moment, with the London Science Museum currently holding the Game On exhibition which showcases the history, culture, and technology of gaming with consoles that hark back to the 1960s up to today's most modern...

Odyssey 10-Wheel Car

Keep the Joneses scrambling to keep up with your kid this holiday season with the Odyssey 10-Wheel Car sitting pretty beside both next-generation consoles underneath the Christmas tree. At first glance, you can tell this vehicle will offer tons of...

New JVC home theatre systems

JVC has a trio of home theatre systems that vie for the consumer dollar in the upcoming holiday season. The DD-1, DD-3, and DD-8 are all well-endowed with 16cm subwoofers and an overall output of 220W RMS. In addition, you...

Wonderjock lifts your confidence

Since girls can have their fun with the Wonderbra and the Boobkini, the guys also want a slice of action to enhance their looks in the nether regions by passing up on traditional remedies such as a tube sock. Australian...

Gmail now available for mobile devices

Gmail has truly taken the world by storm since its introduction back in 2004. Not sure why it is still in beta, but Google has recently launched Gmail for Mobile Devices, empowering users whether at the office or on the...

New miniPlayer from Meizu

The portable media player on the right could be a revamped version of the Meizu M6 miniPlayer, although there is hardly any concrete evidence to draw such a conclusion. Obvious changes include the inclusion of a widescreen display and touch...

Free Shuffle for Apple employees

Employees at Apple Computer will receive an early Christmas present this year, with chief executive Steve Jobs handing out a brand new second generation iPod Shuffle to everyone with no strings attached. This move starts from the top of the...

Deals of the day

$22, LINKSYS WGA11B Wireless-B Game Adapter $49, Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks Deluxe$77, Cyberhome CH-LDV 700B Portable DVD Player $339, FinePix E900 - Digital Camera $599, Konka 32-in LCD TV More deals at Uberbargain.com...

Sega launch titles on the Wii

The Nintendo Wii's launch date is edging ever closer, and everybody has pretty high expectations for it even though the Wii comes across as a lightweight among the three next generation home consoles in terms of hardware specifications. One...

Wireless music for couples on a budget

You know how extra headphone adapters were all the rage during the heydays of Sony's Walkman (the one that plays cassettes and not MP3s) as you leech on your best friend's playlist while the lecturer is mumbling something about the...

Laser mouse that works anywhere

When computer mice dropped their balls a few years ago with the advent of optical technology, the whole world was smiling as you no longer have to deal with performing an enema on a dirty trackball. All you've got to...

Brando carries MP4 watch

Brando is offering the MP4 watch that does not only tell the time, it features video playback as well. We first covered this exactly a month ago in our Anlong video watch piece. Apparently, a double check comparing the Anlong...

Digital Cube Mini released in Korea

The Digital Cube Mini was finally released in Korea, with an equally cute and petite model holding a couple of them just to get you drooling. The Digital Cube Mini is a tiny portable media player that sports a 2.4"...

Pez MP3 player

So it seems MP3 players are starting to come in weird shapes, starting with the Sichimi MP3 player from Japan and now the Pez MP3 player. Capable of holding approximately 120 songs with 512MB of memory, this unique digital audio...

Detect heat with the AimShot Heatseeker

Finally, there is a piece of consumer-level device that borrows some technology from the line of Predators. The AimShot HeatSeeker 3500 Rescue Tool is handy when you are out searching for a child who is trying to avoid having a...

Asus Asteio D22 supports Viiv

Asus' first media center, the Asteio D22 supports Intel's Viiv platform and has the processing muscle of an Intel Core 2 Duo processor to help handle all the entertainment tasks thrown at it. Other hardware specifications include 1GB of RAM,...

Casio GW400J-1 makes it way Stateside

The Casio G-Shock GW400-J vibrating watch has been out for over a year in Japan, but this fantastic robust timepiece for those who lead an active lifestyle has not been released for those living out from the Land of the...

DigiMemo A402 digitizes ink

Let's face it - using pen and paper to write down notes and drawing diagrams are still the best way to go instead of carrying around a bulky tablet PC wherever you go. The DigiMemo A402 is a special device...

Lowrance iWAY 600C has satellite images

The Lowrance iWAY 600C automotive GPS navigation system is one heavy hitter, capable of displaying satellite imagery on top of regular roadmaps courtesy of Navteq. In addition, the iWAY 600C can also perform marine mapping and navigation as well. As...

Painless vaccination method developed

Are there any among you who are scared to death of needles, especially when it comes to those compulsory vaccines and booster shots? Fear not, as a new type of inhaler is being developed specifically to administer vaccines and other...

Video game to promote HIV education

We know how videogames have been misunderstood to promote violence and sex among the youth of today by certain quarters, but thankfully UNICEF has taken the step to introduce a spanking new online game that aims to educate youths about...

Concept designer UMPCs from PBJ

Designer Crispin Jones has been commissioned by PBJ in order to infuse a little style and flavor into its line of UMPCs. The concept that you see on the right is definitely a step in the right direction, as the...

My Light Marklights a versatile solution

The My Light Marklights might be marketed as bookmarks, but they can also be used with a notebook especially during those late night online chatting sessions. This nifty device features a trio of LEDs with two brightness settings that are...

Catch your Skype caller fibbing

The manufacturers of SAM (Simple Answering Machine) for Skype, KishKish, has added a new lie detector feature to the fnial product and laid claim that this new and improved version is capable of detecting the stress levels in the voice...

Snowmen invade USB territory

Spread some Yuletide cheer around the office with early Christmas shopping to avoid the mad, mad rush. Klear Gear is offering a USB-powered snowman that lights up in four different colors without the need for any software or driver...

CarMD identifies potential problems

The CarMD handheld tester is the perfect device that can help you save some serious dollars in repairs for cars that were purchased post 1996. The tester connects to your car via a universal 16-pin Data Link Connector, providing you...

Classic arcade cabinets on sale

Big Electronic Games are starting to make available arcade cabinets that come with a healthy mix of classic games to keep your fingers warm during the upcoming holiday season. These arcade cabinets come in 80% the size of the original,...

Nokia unveils clear portable boombox

Check out this transparent boom box design from cellphone specialists Nokia. You can tell that Nokia designers were inspired by the everyday briefcase as the transparent case comes with an old school handle with a quartet tiny feet dotting...

Hardy marine stereo from Sony

Those with sea legs will love the new CDX-HS70MW marine stereo from Sony. The CDX-HS70MW marine stereo is capable of holding its own against the harsh elements that plague the seven seas, boasting a sun, water, and salt-resistant head unit....

Gold-plated Dominator up for grabs

Corsair is currently sitting pretty at the top of the high-end performance RAM market, shipping over one million modules worldwide this year alone. To celebrate the company's market dominance while evoking a tinge of envy from its competitors, Corsair decided...

U-Robo grandfather of R2-D2

R2-D2 can trace it's ancestry to the U-Robo of Korea. This house-trained robot is powered by an Intel Pentium 1GHz processor and 512MB of RAM to run all the tasks that it is supposedly capable of doing. Connectivity options come...

Gutter Tongs offer effortless pick-up

You can let your ladder rot in the basement this fall as you clear out debris and a bunch of leaves from your gutter with a pair of Gutter Tongs. This interesting device is very different from the rest of...

Pink Prada notebooks available soon

This limited edition Prada notebook for the high-heeled might have been reported last year, but it will finally be released for us consumers in time for the Christmas shopping. The pink-colored Asus S6F weighs a mere 3.3 pounds and comes...

Luxurious Amadana portable DVD player

Amadana is noted for its range of electronics that feature a touch of the world's fastest growing grass - the bamboo. This portable DVD player comes in a laminated bamboo exterior that houses a 10" widescreen LCD display inside....

IME introduces new universal Dock

Integrated Mobile Electronics (IME) was to standardize the integration process of having portable digital audio players in your vehicle with their new IME Dock. Their newfangled car audio accessory will connect to your vehicle's audio and video systems seamlessly and...

New Sony Vaio for Korea

The Sony Vaio VGN-N17L shares a very strong resemblance with the MacBook Pro, from the color scheme to the minimalist keyboard design layout. The only thing we know about this new Vaio is a 15.4" display, while our resident Dr....

November 1, 2006

Accuratus Mouse Phone

Some things in life simply don't mix. Oil and water. Bush and Saddam. Pyongyang and Seoul. From the technological point of view, we have Skype handsets and mice. It doesn't really make sense to stop all forms of work whenever...

The anonymous Bluetooth GPS receiver

The following is one of the most non-descriptive devices ever featured - the car-shaped Bluetooth GPS receivers. The GPS-10001 device from manufacturer Gold Kiwi Enterprise of China is equipped with the highly accurate SiRFStar III GPS chipset and comes in...

Deals of the day

$0, 512MB TRIO MP3 Player $35, Belkin F5D7230-4 Wireless G Router$89, Lian-Li PC35 ATX Mini-Tower $329, SOYO 20-inch LCD TV/DVD Combo $669, Acer TravelMate 2480-2705 Notebook More deals at Uberbargain.com...

KDDI prototype cellphones are beauties

There is just something about these candybar cellphones from KDDI. Each handset comes in a glossy finish that makes them look as if they were made from glazed ceramic, boasting large square buttons in a neatly arranged manner, ensuring...

3-in-1 Wireless Presenter from Lindy

The Lindy USB Wireless Presenter looks like a distant cousin of the Wii-mote, and it comes with an entirely different set of functions. This device is an amalgamation of a mouse, a laser pointer, and a PowerPoint presentation controller, making...

IonKids tracks kids' whereabouts

You don't need to fork up that much money to keep track of where your teenager is by hiring a private eye - there is always the IonKids system which consists of a PDA device that comes with a...

Devilish cases for the 2G nano

With the launch of each new generation of iPods, iPod accessory manufacturers rub their hands in glee as they are presented with yet another opportunity to milk the consumers for all they are worth. Owners of the new 2G...

Motorola wows audience at SEMA 2006

Motorola has announced several new devices that will enhance your driving experience at the 2006 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show. This new range of Bluetooth-enabled products aim to bring innovative solutions that offer uninterrupted access to a gamut of...

Auto Detective Pen sniffs out bugs

You must be uber-paranoid to include the Auto Detective Pen into your office arsenal. This nifty device is capable of warning you against any wireless sound bugs within a radius of 10 meters by flashing brightly the moment a suspicious...

Glider Mouse looks out of this world

Is it just me, or do all ergonomic products come in the weirdest shapes? How come there weren't enough dollars being poured into research and development back in the early years of computing to combat the problems that plague most...

PSP rumored to come in new colors

The Sony PSP is currently available in black and its polar opposite, white colors. This is rather pitiful when compared against the Nintendo DS Lite system that boasts a whole bunch of colors and special editions that helped pushed sales...

SpaceMouse does not move cursor

What you see on the right is the latest Vaders-que device to hit the market - the SpaceMouse Plus from 3D Connexion that looks more at home out of our atmosphere than within. Despite the rather misleading name, the SpaceMouse...

Pac-Man tops as Halloween costume

We bet you've seen your fair share of weird costumes yesterday while handing out tooth decay agents to a ton of kids last night, but did any of you come across anybody dressed up as an arcade cabinet? Rluzinski's homemade...

Samsung unveils robot and not phone

You might think that Samsung concentrates all of its efforts for cellphones only, but the introduction of the Mahru 2 humanoid robot dispels that myth. The Mahru 2 is the result of a joint venture between the Korea Institute of...

Fatboy speakers bring evil eye to homes

Just when you thought that you had seen the last of Sauron's eye in Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, it has come back to haunt us in the form of the Fatboy speaker system. The entire setup...

HAL 5 exoskeleton brings new hope

Remember those Spiderman comics that run in full color every Sunday in your local paper? It was there that I learnt good ol' Spidey has the proportionate strength of a spider. Apparently you can gain some semblance of spider-strength with...

Stereo speaker dock from Brando

Picking a stereo speaker dock system can be tricky when you have a ton of gadgets and gizmos at your disposal, as you would most probably want one that can cater to most, if not all of your devices....

Personal Butterfly pocket heater

Winter could be extremely cold and bitter, more so if you do not have the significant other to share it with, and sometimes the coldness can seep into the very marrow of your bones without you realizing it. Why not...

USB-powered Xmas Decoration Kit

The Yuletide season is about to come knocking on our doors soon, and it is never too early to start planning out your gifts. Brando has the USB Decoration Christmas Kit to help brighten up your work area at the...

Freeze Alarm Home Monitor

Whenever you head off for a vacation, your mind is never 100% relaxed as you will naturally fear for the safety of your humble abode, as the craziest things like broken pipes or a power outage could happen when you're...

Reactable makes music via movement

Forget musical chairs with the Reactable. This unique piece of household furniture is capable of making music according to how the toys on the table are moved. I wonder if a musically-inclined genius could compose a brand new symphony by...

Golf Launchpad for stay-at-home golfers

Since it is pouring cats and dogs outside, you want to fix your golf itch indoors much to the chagrin of your wife. Why not reach a compromise with the Golf Launchpad device? This neat device is plugged to your...

Unique speakers that ooze with sexiness

At first glance, those shiny metal bits you see actually look like retired pistons from a retired car. In reality, they are actually decent computer speakers that will enhance any notebook on your travels, and we are not just...

UVIA M100 ups in-car entertainment ante

Check out the uber cool UVIA M100 mobile infotainment device from Unwired Vehicles. This will definitely bring some swagger into your ride with goodies such as broadband Internet access courtesy of Verizon or Sprint's EV-DO connection, instant messaging, as well...

Kanguru introduces Bio Slider II

No, the product you see on the right is not one of Cyclop's visors that he wears while saving the world - it is actually a spanking new USB flash drive from Kanguru. Known as the Bio Slider II, this...

Telefonplan Tower colored by numbers

The Telefonplan tower in Midsommarkransen, a suburb in Stockholm, which has long been used by Ericsson and has cemented it's status as a neighborhood landmark in the psyche of the local community, is currently undergoing some changes by the...

Super light Sony Vaio Type G notebook

Sony has launched the spiritual successor to the ultra slim X505 notebook by introducing the Vaio Type G. This super thin notebook comes with a 12.1" display and weighs under a kilogram when placed on the scale with it's carbon...

Dress up your work space with crystals

Crystals, fake or otherwise, often lend an air of desirability in the product or person who adorns them. JC Penney has unveiled a Desk Accessory Kit that will brighten up any work space with crystal-studded basic desk items. Inside this...

Manned robot transport in Japan

We often think of robots as toys instead of a mode of transport, and this four-legged machine clearly blows that notion out of the water. There is actually a real-life human inside manning the "thing", which has been reported to...

Logitech announces Alto keyboard

There are those of us who have ditched the desktop for good, relying on our notebooks exclusively when it comes to work and play. Unfortunately, notebook keyboard layouts are pretty much standard as you can't have zany form factors such...

Gauge Mecha 1 BMF concept watch

Since most people use cellphones these days to tell the time instead of wearing a watch, the once-noble timepiece has turned into something that only older folks will wear. The limited edition Gauge Mecha 1 BMF concept watch from Avant-Garde...

October 31, 2006

Cyclist Kinetic Sculpture will not quit

Remember those cool looking kinetic sculptures that used to be the rage a few years' ago? The Cyclist Kinetic Sculpture dude is a motion lamp that comes with a solar panel, using light from the lamp to power his cycling...

UWB hub from Y-E Data

The Japanese market is beginning to be flooded by Ultra Wideband hubs, with Y-E Data being the first to do so with their recently approved hub. This UWB hub is based on the Wisair chipset and has received the TELEC...

Deals of the day

$0, Ultra 512MB SD Card $39, Logitech MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse$99, SanDisk 4GB CompactFlash Card $249, Westinghouse LTV-20V4 20-inch LCD TV $379, Whistler - WGPX-635 - GPS Navigation System More deals at Uberbargain.com...

Saitek Obsidian mouse cold as stone

The Saitek Obsidian mouse sounds like it could take out Goliath in a single shot, but that accuracy depends on how you wield it's minimum optical resolution of 1000 dpi when gaming. This wireless mouse is shaped after a pebble...

Lucky robot pup impresses

Lucky the incredible Wonder Pet from Zizzle is a furry version of a dumbed down Sony Aibo, but it should have enough tricks up its paws to keep the tiny ones happy, at least for a while. It is amazing...

Wacom Cintiq for digital masterpieces

The Wacom Cintiq is very different from the rest of it's brethren, featuring an LCD monitor with an integrated touchscreen sensor, making it a graphic tablet-LCD monitor hybrid. With 1,024 levels of pressure sensitivity that can be differentiated at the...

Unique MP3 player design

Thankfully not all MP3 players are iPod clones, breathing some originality into the world of digital audio players with creative designs. The Sichimi case (Japanese chilli sauce) MP3 player might look pretty fancy on the outside, but it is actually...

JBL Spyro blooms into stores soon

Spring isn't even here yet, and there are already quite a number of speakers that come in a flowery form factor such as the Mi-Flower. If you're on the lookout for something that comes with a rich sound heritage, look...

Cowon iAudio D1 hitting stores soon

Cowon's iAudio D1 is a pretty impressive device, featuring support for the most popular audio and video formats such as MP3, WAV, WMA, Ogg, FLAC, and MPEG 4. In addition, you also get digital audio broadcasting, line-in and voice recording,...

Eneloopy battery tester is uber cute

Remember the Eneloop batteries from Sanyo that were released at the end of last year? You were unable to know how much charge there is left in each Eneloop during usage, but all that is going to change with this...

Gigabyte to release g-Smart i300 soon

The g-Smart i300 from Gigabyte is a new smartphone that will be released this December. This triband handset features GPS connectivity courtesy of the highly accurate SiRFStar III GPS chipset. In addition, you also get Bluetooth connectivity which can be...

Bike folds itself into a suitcase

There have been bicycles that could be folded up into sizes that can fit a suitcase, but none of them actually come with it's very own suitcase built-in. The Suitcase Bike marries both bicycle and a suitcase, bringing you a...

Neverlate clock helps the unorganized

Only those with a choleric and/or melancholy temperament are able to live out a disciplined, organized life with little persuasion while the rest of us often require some extra help. The Neverlate alarm clock is here to help the rest...

Power Aware Cord provides glow alert

A quick look at any home and office today will reveal that we consume more power than ever, judging by the amount of extension cords that lie around. The Power Aware Cord helps remind us of how much power...

Largest seamless display in the world

Just when you think that images in a movie theater cannot be beat, a couple of computer engineers have come up with a solution that could potentially change the way outdoor advertising and home entertainment industries work. Christopher Jaynes and...

Robots to flood Korean homes soon

South Koreans are moving toward a robotic society with the Korean Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) launching the pilot program of the national 'Ubiquitous Robot Companion' last week. This pilot program comprises of 1,000 of five different robot models...

BRAINic unveils unique GPS system

Since most GPS-DMB hybrid devices these days are pretty standard in size and specifications, BRAINic decided to upset the order of things by introducing the Juctoma that comes in two different components which consists of a central unit and its...

DVB-T 320U TV stick

The TV plays a very important role in our lives, and we often have more than one favorite show on our watchlists. Missing a single episode when traveling could prove traumatic for some, but there is renewed hope with the...

iHome iHM1B speaker dock for 1G nano

We thought the first generation iPod nano has already gone the way of the dodo, but if you still have one working copy, it is not too late to pick up the iHome iHM1B speaker system. This extremely tiny speaker...

Energy Cocoon Tub

So you've made it in life, and it is time to increase the number of creature comforts in your home. The Energy Cocoon Tub will suit any cigar-chomping, Ferrari-driving, yuppie just fine, featuring an infrared home spa, aromatherapy spa, and...

Alphacool external LCD display

If you're a person who has plenty of secrets to hide while working on your PC, you know that the Alphacool LCD display is one of the desktop peripherals which you must NOT get. The Alphacool is connected via USB...

Mi-Flower grooves to tunes

They say that plants will grow better when you talk to them, but we're not quite sure whether spilling the beans on the latest gossip concerning your boss and his secretary as well as geriatric Aunt Margaret with her strange...

Visioneer RoadWarrior scans on-the-fly

Those who hit the road often find that keeping track of their expenses is made all the much tougher with the amount of receipts that they have to keep. Visioneer aims to make this task much easier with the...

Butler UMPC concept wows

The Butler UMPC concept from Via truly lives up to its name assuming it ever goes into production. This UMPC unit can be mounted onto a full laptop chassis when required, attached with a VoIP module for easy and free...

Maxian D900 could rule them all

Could the Maxian D900 be the king of all portable media players? Why don't you read the following specs and judge for yourself. The D900 comes with a generous 4.3" WVGA TFT LCD touchscreen display at 800 x 480...

Longest mouse name in the world

Everything USB has reviewed the mouse with the world's longest name - the Microsoft Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000. This unique peripheral aims to reduce the risk of attaining RSI at work by introducing a high and steep-angled position for...

Apple speakers open up in half

The engineers who designed this pair of speakers for use with the iPod must have been extremely literal people. The lime green USB speakers come in the shape of an apple and can be folded open to reveal a...

Seagate preps Momentus FDE2

Data privacy is a very big thing, and Seagate has taken a step in the right direction by prepping the Momentus 5400 Full Disk Encryption 2 (FDE2) drives for a 2007 release date. These hard drives come with built-in encryption...

Gold-plated 71-inch plasma TV from LG

When you've run out of ideas on how to improve an already amazing technological wonder, the answer is simple. Just slap on some 24k gold on the device and you've got a masterstroke of genius on your hands. That is...

Odys MP-X10 goes on up on the nano

The Odys MP-X10 looks like a distant cousin of the iPod nano, but it does warrant a mention as mom used to tell us not to judge a book by its cover. The MP-X10 dropped the click wheel look on...

Samsung MX10 mini PC

You might not remember the Little Lluon+ mini computer that we covered last week, but I'm sure you could remember the uber-cute chicks that accompanied the cold, hard steel on display. It is a totally different case with the Samsung...

MPIO FY800 arrives in Japan

Looks like Japanese hands will finally be able to get their fingers wrapped around the sleek and beautiful MPIO FY800 digital audio player. The MPIO FY800 targets those who do not carry a whole lot of music with them on...

E-Ten X500 Glofiish is extremely slim

Let's see - GPS navigation system? Check. Bluetooth 2.0? Check. EDGE and WiFi connectivity? Check. A decent 2 megapixel camera? Check. The upcoming E-Ten X500 Glofiish smartphone has all this and more, all rolled up into a package that measures...

October 30, 2006

More info on D702iF cellphone

Here's more information on the NTT DoCoMo D702iF cellphone which we covered earlier this month that will hopefully shed more light on how the handset works. This handset requires the user to enter menstrual details of the owner, where a...

Motorola SLVR gets facelift

The Motorola SLVR L7 is a beautiful phone by any means, featuring the laser-etched keypad that was inspired by the RAZR. Unfortunately, its age is starting to show with the slew of cellphones that are being released currently. This has...

Nintendo DS spotted in Japanese museum

You can find the Nintendo DS in the National Museum of Western Art not because it has been phased out due to its technical inferiority to the PSP, but as a tool to enhance your visit there. You can borrow...

Shuffle beings shipping

Despite being unveiled to the world last month, Apple's second generation iPod Shuffle will only begin to ship today as seen be a handful of customers who placed their pre-orders in September. iLounge's troop of spies have managed to discover...

Coin boxes with a modern twist

With the price of everything around us going nowhere but up, it makes sense to inculcate the money saving habit in youngsters these days. Forget about the traditional porker that used to carry all our extra pennies - Firebox has...

U350 works like ballpoint pen

PQI is one of the largest memory module manufacturers in the world, and they have come up with some winners like the U510 Card Drive and the 64GB solid state hard drive. Their latest effort can be seen from the...

Six-sided video thingy

The idea of having half a dozen displays on a single device is pretty cool at first until the realization sinks in that you have only a pair of eyes to focus on one screen at a time. Nevertheless,...

Nokia issues 330 press release

It makes sense for Nokia to enter the GPS navigation market as they deal with mobile devices as their bread and butter. Nokia has finally released a press release concerning the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device that enables you to...

Desktop Digiframe Clock disappoints

What happens when you combine a digital photo frame and a desktop clock? Why, you get a child that is called the Desktop Digiframe Clock. Yes sir, this desktop accessory is capable of running through 63 of your best memories...

Caliber F-5300 offers bang for buck

The Caliber F-5300 GPS navigation system looks somewhat like a Sony PSP with its generous 5.3" TFT LCD widescreen touchscreen display. The Caliber F-5300 is priced at $430, making it one of the most affordable GPS systems available in the...

Saint B concept MP3 player

The Saint B MP3 player comes in the shape of a cross and can be worn around the neck as a fashion accessory. This digital audio player is equipped with flash-based memory and comes in a chrome-plated steel body...

New Colecovision handheld does Sega

You now have another choice when it comes to handheld gaming instead of relying on the DS, PSP, and GBA to give you your daily portable gaming fix. The Coleco "Sonic Handheld", as it's name suggests, features a whole bunch...

Eerie solar-powered Zombie light

Just because Halloween is around the corner doesn't mean you can throw your candy wrappers nonchalantly on the street or use high-powered lamps to keep your yard lighted up at night. While the Corpse Solar Light might not decompose and...

Ghost Mouse in time for Halloween

With Halloween just a day away, it is still not too late for some last minute shopping. The Ghost Mouse from Swiss company Pat Says Now comes in an inverted tear-shaped design in a snowy-white color, complete with black eyes...

New Hip Hop Pet speakers

Koreans have upped the ante when it comes to cute designs in their products, and these Hip Hop Pet speakers from GNF Enterprise are a prime example for the world to see. The speakers do not only come in the...

i Talk Nano is no MP3 player

Amex Digital must have fired their entire marketing team, leaving only engineers to run the show by introducing the lawsuit-attracting i Talk Nano. The IT-N501 i Talk Nano is a Skype phone by all means, but the name and slim...

Bring some quack into the office

Talk about a totally wacky mouse to adorn your desktop! The aptly-named Duck Computer Mouse is one interesting computer peripheral that makes a great gift for colleagues who are young-at-heart as well as children. This mouse comes with a floating...

Virtual Boyfriend does not cheat

So you're 10 pounds overweight and find it harder to get a date on a Saturday night than selling ice to an Eskimo. The Virtual Boyfriend from Aria will be able to offer you some semblance of comfort during those...

Futaba unveils new robot for the masses

Futaba has released a new humanoid robot that will go on sale in both Japan and U.S., boasting some really mind-blowing features that will scream for the consumer dollar's attention during the upcoming holiday season. The Futaba Robot stands slightly...

allTunes concept MP3 controller

Check out this concept device that aims to bring you total control over your MP3s without the need to even look at it, making it extremely useful when you're walking or on the road. There is no room for any...

Media Keg leaves you high

We often associate the word "keg" with alcohol, but Kenwood Japan has other ideas by offering the Media Keg sometime next month. You get a neat design, with a brushed metal finish beautifully complemented by a laser-etched control pad...

Trimersion brings VR to FPS games

The Trimersion Head Mounted Display might look cool at first glance, offering a virtual reality setup for those who thrive on FPS games over the PC, PS2, and Xbox, but it would most probably induce headaches and nausea more than...

USB drive identifies recorded tracks

While the Instant FM Music USB drive might be old hat for recording music directly from FM and Web-based radio stations, it goes one up with the pre-loaded Snaptune One software that is capable of recording and identifying the tracks...

Bosch diswasher does toys

Bosch is famous for its line of power tools, but their new dishwasher does not only do dishes but toys as well. This toy-safe diswasher is the first of its kind in the market and was developed via a collaboration...

TrendNet TVP-SP2 VoIP Speakerphone

TrendNet has hopped onto the Skype bandwagon with the new VoIP USB Speakerphone. The TVP-SP2 comes in a design that harks back to another age in its teal, black, and silver design. It features a numeric keypad, dial, and...

DJ Bear pumps out tunes via feet

Just when we thought a bear speaker system was a one-off event, we stumbled across the DJ Bear instead. This plush toy comes with a healthy coat of fur and a couple of speakers that are tucked neatly into its...

Zoltar at your service

Nearly every culture has some form of mysticism in them, and this can be found by the number of fortune tellers who make quite a handsome living all over the world. Most people like to hear good things spoken about...

Cowon D2 unveiled

Cowon has a spanking new portable media player that will be released in Korea sometime in the middle of next month. The upcoming D2 sports a 2.5" LCD display that is capable of strutting 16 million colors simultaneously in 320...

Mouse Computer releases Mac mini rival

PC users are often on the losing end when it comes to beautiful designs, but thankfully the odds have been evened up further by the introduction of a Mini PC from Mouse Computer Japan. This drool-worthy offering is powered by...

 
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