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June 08, 2007

TomTom drops GO 520

TomTom will be phasing out the older GO 510 by releasing the newer TomTom GO 520. The successor to the GO 510 won't be available across the pond though, as it will be an Europe-only release, featuring local maps...

MSI unveils GX700 notebook

MSI has released the GX700 gaming notebook that targets the female crowd, featuring some pretty impressive specifications that make this suitable for gaming purposes. What you get inside this package is a 1.3 megapixel webcam, an Intel Centrino Duo...

Gforce Power LED Calendar Clock

If you're looking for a timepiece that offers a little something different for your bedroom, the Gforce Power LED Calendar Clock fits the bill just fine. Not only does it tell the current time, date, and temperature in large,...

iBluon Bluetooth audio transmitter

Bluetooth technology is definitely a boon to music lovers everywhere as it helps get rid of the tangled mess that resulted from the Walkman generation. Unfortunately, not every device comes with Bluetooth capability, which is why we have the iBluon...

iPenguin joins list of iAnimal alumni

Sega's iDog was a relatively successful accessory to the iPod when it was released a few years ago, and we now have the iPenguin from the same company. This pair of casual speakers are able to react to audio input,...

Motorola MC17 portable shopping scanner

Motorola aims to make shopping all the more easier with the MC17 portable shopping scanner. Strangely enough, it runs on Windows CE 5.0 and IE 6.0 to give you the current object's price in addition to comparable brands and their...

Mobile on Desktop chassis

Ever heard of the Mobile on Desktop MoDT) chassis? I haven't either until today (looks like I have filled the quota for learning something new every day), stumbling across a story about the ML02 from SilverStone. What you get is...

HacVision Cease & Desist GPS system

The HacVision Cease & Desist is a pretty obscure name but like the good Bard put it, a rose by any other name smells just as sweet, which means their GPS navigation system ought to offer a pretty decent...

Put that pooch to work

Animal lovers might cry foul with this dog-powered scooter, but it makes perfect sense when you think about global warming and ever rising gas prices. Simply dubbed THE DOG, you need a reasonably sized dog to pull you around...

Sinox locks your controller down

Sinox has unveiled its security device for console controllers at Computex 2007, and I must say this is one of the more unique releases in the console accessory market thus far. A trio of dials similar to those found...

USB drive goes bling again

We've seen some blinged out USB flash drives in the past, but those are often objects of beauty that can stand as decorative pieces on its own. This gold USB drive, on the other hand, can be classified as a...

Q2 Designs unveil trio of laptops

Q2 Designs has recently lifted the curtain on three custom laptops that will be able to come painted in a color of your choice, including lipstick pink, lavender, and rose pink. The smallest size stands at 12", while the...

A4Tech X6–287D GLaser Mouse

Most optical mice I know when placed on a shiny or glass surface act as though they're penguins walking in the Sahara. The A4Tech X6–287D GLaser Mouse aims to reverse that trend with its dual focus lens design that uses...


JVC unleashes 110 inch monster

When it comes to plasma, bigger is certainly better. JVC agrees with this with its latest creation known as the HD-110MH80. Featuring a mind blowing 110" of viewing real estate, the HD-110MH80 utilizes D-ILA technology that gives 1,920 x...

June 07, 2007

WiTricity delivers power sans wires

Sending power without the need for wires has long been a dream, but U.S. researchers are getting closer to their goal after a developing a system known as WiTricity that successfully delivers power to devices sans wires. Their experiment...

LG X820 PC is book-sized

LG updates the Lluon series of desktops at Computex 2007 by introducing the X820. This mini desktop will use Intel's latest Series 3 chipset that manages to reduce power consumption without sacrificing speed. Features include an Intel Core 2...

Bear robot carries injured humans

Remember those heroic stories that we keep on watching in movies, where a soldier defies unbelievable odds by returning to a hot zone just to bring an injured comrade back to base? That task can now be assigned to the...

Acme notebook comes with 3 screens

Having a multi-display workspace will definitely improve productivity, as you get to see more at a glance and won't have to minimize so many windows at once. Acme has dropped the 'Portable Industrial PC' that has the ability to...

MSI MS-5552 Bluetooth MP3 player

While the iPod has all but conquered the portable media player market, its Achilles' Heel would be the battery life, or rather, the lack of it. Barely capable of running for more than a few hours, this weakness has been...

MPlayer inspired by Mickey

The MPlayer is a Mickey Mouse inspired MP3 player that carries Disney's branding, and it has taken the screenless route that for some odd reason or another, seems to be a pretty popular choice among MP3 player manufacturers. The shape...

Dual-Access Computer Case

Ever gone traveling with your notebook packed neatly into your suitcase, only to realize what a mistake that was as you're bored out of your mind while sitting next to a snoring, fat man? The Dual-Access Computer Case comes in...

Philips goes serpentine with webcams

Philips have introduced a couple of new 1.3 megapixel webcams, and they are the SPC520NC and SPC220NC. They both come with a mount that reflects the change in monitors used today - no longer do you get a long, flat...

iHome iH4P pretty in pink

How many of you use your iPods as an alarm clock as well? If you fall into that category, check out the iHome iH4P Alarm Clock that will sit on any dressing room table nicely. Whenever your iPod nano is...

Belkin unveils 4 new iPod accessories

Belkin has recently dropped an announcement which encompasses a quartet of iPod accesories to enhance your entertainment experience with Apple's best selling portable media player. The PowerDock AV charges and plays you iPod via a home entertainment center and offers...

M43 portable media player hits Korea

Digital Cube of Korea has just made available its M43 portable media player, and this device will definitely keep you entertained no matter where you go with its 4.3" widescreen touch-sensitive display. A 30GB hard drive (with the option...

AU Optronics show off new LCD panel

AU Optronics has recently unveiled its new 2.2" TFT LCD that lays claim to having the slimmest border in the world, measuring a mere 0.9mm on both the left and right sides, making that a half size smaller than products...

Inventec K871 Pocket PC Phone unveiled

Inventec's latest offering, the K871 Pocket PC Phone was unveiled at Computex 2007 and as with any other self-respecting Pocket PC device these days, it runs on the Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system. The design isn't exactly inspiring, and...

Nokia N76 jumps on designer bandwagon

Looks like a cellphone's specifications and price just won't push sales by themselves anymore these days, causing phone manufacturers to team up with designers to create "special editions" that are nothing but money grabbing opportunities. Nokia has just hooked up...

Glofiish M700 smartphone sneak peek

The Glofiish M700 claims to be the first sliding keyboard Pocket PC Phone with GPS, WiFi, and Windows Mobile 6.0 rolled into one together. Sounds like a handful for the battery if you ask me. Nevertheless, on to the...

King of Superman phone is a hoot

After going through a few posts about quality handsets, lets take a break from those prima donnas and enter the dark, dank world of cloned handsets. This China-inspired effort is known as the "King of Superman" phone, and it...

BenQ E72 smartphone presented

BenQ has just lifted the curtain off the E72 smartphone at Computex 2007, and what you get is a candybar handset that runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard, powered by a TI OMAP 1030 260Mhz processor and is ably...

Sharp gives W-ZERO 3 an upgrade

Sharp's WillCOM W-ZERO 3 smartphone will receive an upgrade, and will henceforth be known as the W-ZERO 3 Advance. Sounds more like a video game console if you ask me. Anyway, the upgrade includes a slimmer body (17.9mm) complete...

Glofiish parades X800 Pocket PC Phone

Computex Taipei 2007 certainly sees a whole flurry of activity, and Glofiish has taken this opportunity to present the X800 Pocket PC Phone to the masses. This HSDPA-enabled quad-band GSM handset is powered by a Samsung SC3 2442 500Mhz...

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Okoro PC supports high-def DVDs

Okoro has recently launched a couple of new computers that are able to support both Blu-ray and HD DVD formats, bringing high definition entertainment to your living room at a price. You will have to fork out a minimum of...

Pinnacle PCTV HD Pro Stick dumbed down

Pinnacle has dumbed down the PCTV HD Pro Stick by removing a couple of features, resulting in the PCTV HD Stick (no longer a Pro) and a lower price point of $99.99. Features lost include a mini remote control...

Solar powered wireless speakers

Camping outdoors is fun, but the entire experience is made all the more enjoyable when you have some music to groove to. The solar powered wireless speaker offers something new and different the next time you head out to the...

Samsung VM-X300 camcorder

Ever wanted to capture that picture perfect moment but failed to just because your camera could not boot up quick enough? Thankfully for us, Samsung understands such a predicament and came up with the VM-X300 camcorder that is ready for...

Thanko keyboard goes silent

Thanko has recently made available its Silent Keyboard for those who often work late into the night, and this Japanese-layout USB keyboard comes with silicone springs that minimizes the amount of sound generated when you're pounding away at the keys...

Asahi Robocco BeerBot opens cans

Japanese seem to get all the cool robots, and this Asahi Robocco BeerBot confirms that fact. This unique robot can store up to half a dozen cans of beer in its belly (which coincidentally, is a refrigerator). Whenever you...

Lock Alarm screams when trouble appears

Securing your luggage when traveling is important, but many a time our best efforts still fall to the hands of silent thieves. The Lock Alarm ensures the probability of such a calamity befall you is lowered, as it will...

Everybody hates mosquitoes

Camping by the beach during the summer is fun, but the scourge of mosquitoes is an ever present danger. Rubbing a generous amount of mosquito repellent will help, but not by much. Besides, you wouldn't want to end up smelling...

Nintendo DS Lite gets new peripheral

Just when Nintendo raised the ante for handheld consoles with its touchscreen controls, a new game called Slide Adventure: Mag Kid will come with a peripheral that plugs into Slot-2 (the one where you stuff GBA carts inside) on the...

Marvell 88F5182 does BitTorrent

Marvell has a spanking new chip available for hardware manufacturers everywhere, and the 88F5182 will be BitTorrent capable. This means hardware such as set top boxes, network attached storage, and others will be able to use BitTorrent as the medium...

SiRFDirect technology announced

GPS manufacturer SiRF has just announced the SiRFDirect technology that empowers GPS navigation manufacturers to offer tracking and accuracy capabilities that are currently found in higher end systems. This new technology utilizes heading and acceleration data from the sensor embeddded...

Oval Keychain Digital Photo

Gadget mavens Brando is now offering the Oval Keychain Digital Photo device that lets you carry your favorite memories wherever you go, as long as there is some power left inside the device. You can carry this around by itself,...

June 06, 2007

Pretec S-Diamond the first miCard

Pretec holds the honor of releasing the first commercial miCard to consumers, dubbed the S-Diamond. Each miCard comes with its own USB adapter, and in this case it clearly resembles the size and shape of the standard SD card...

Robotic Mount for your HDTVs

As the TVs you purchase get larger and larger, adjusting them for the perfect viewing angle can be quite a pain. More often than not, you have to adjust yourself according to the TV instead, which is why this...

Clairvoyante makes LCDs more efficient

Clairvoyante is on a quest to make LCDs more efficient, and their solution consists of its PenTile RGBW display. Apparently, Clairvoyante claims that this new display will prolong battery life on laptops and cellphones by up to 50%. The...

MSI unveils GX600 gaming notebook

Gaming is big business, but unfortunately most notebooks don't pack enough punch to offer a decent gaming experience while you're on the road. MSI is offering the GX600 gaming notebook that comes with pretty impressive specifications, all packed into...

Webble keeps feet rejuvenated at desk

Sitting down at the desk for the better part of the day doing work is definitely not good for you, which is why the Webble could be an interesting alternative to help alleviate some of your work-related stress. This...

Benheck project a letdown

Benheck has really inspired video gamers all over the world with his past creations, but unfortunately the first Benheck-branded project doesn't seem to elicit much excitement (in me anyways). Of all things we have a pair of virtual 5.1...

Reddy robot gets emotional

Reddy is a robot that is smart enough to display emotions, contorting its face in different ways to achieve the desired effect thanks to a grand total of nine working servos. It is hoped that future iterations of Reddy...

Sirtec unveils video card power supply

Sirtec believes that video cards require their own power supplies these days, and have unveiled a range of these at Computex 2007. Known as the "High Power" PSU, these will ship in 350, 400, and 620 watt ranges -...

Microsoft Kitchen Client concept

Microsoft looks hell bent on controlling your entire home in the future, with the Kitchen Client concept targeting where else but the kitchen. This device will be aware of its surroundings, interacting with Windows Live in the process. In addition,...

Hitachi externalizes hard drive line up

Hitachi will be unveiling its line of external USB hard drives in an attempt to capture the lucrative direct attached storage market, with models offering storage capacities ranging from 500GB to 1TB in size. The case looks as though...

Xbox 360 skills essential in Iraq

The U.S. Army have been trained to use Small Unmanned Ground Vehicles (SUGVs) as these reduce the risk of being a casualty on the battlefield as a robot acts as their eyes, ears, and possibly triggerfingers in highly dangerous...

I-O Data MF241X ready for HD onslaught

I-O Data's new MF241X LCD monitor is not only meant for work but pleasure as well. This 24" LCD monitor comes with all the necessary inputs regardless of source and boasts the ability to display graphics beyond 1080p resolution....

Olympus teases us with new SLR

Olympus has shrouded their upcoming camera in white - literally, as seen from the image above. The prices of DSLR cameras have certainly dropped over the years to more affordable levels, so we're just dying in anticipation to know...

Mio m702 GPS smartphone

Mio has just unveiled the m702 GPS smartphone that packs a fairly impressive amount of technology within. What you get inside this smartphone is a dedicated keypad and the ability to switch between phone and GPS modes at the...

Shade Blade sunglass concept

The Shade Blade might not be the most aesthetically pleasing pair of sunglasses that you have set your eyes upon, but it comes with the interesting idea of adding a solar array visor on top, using sunlight to charge...

Intel unveils Donley concept

Intel certainly has its hands full with plenty of new PC designs being released lately. The latest of those would be the Donley concept that comes in a 5" form factor which is currently being paraded at Computex 2007....

Nokia CK-15W comes with display

Ever tried to control your cellphone while you're driving? That's an extremely dangerous (and silly) thing to do as your eyes will have to shift between the road and the phone's screen every second or so. Nokia's Bluetooth Display Car...

MSI PR200 unveiled at Computex

Computex 2007 is the stage where MSI has chosen to present its new PR200 notebook to the world. This all-white notebook is certainly pleasing to the eye (save for the MSI logo in front that seems to shout), but...

UV Sensor tells you to get under the shade

Fun in the sun? Those days are long gone, as people get more educated about the dangers of skin cancer and wrinkled skin when they spend too much time basking under the sun just like their reptilian friends. While sunscreen...

Panasonic DVD burner gets slim

Looks like Panasonic has sent their latest Multi DVD burner to the fat house, as it measures a mere 7mm thin! That makes the Panasonic Multi DVD burner the thinnest in the world, breaking the previous record that measured...

Asus U1F paraded at Computex

Asus' U1F laptop is currently on show at Computex 2007 in Taiwan, and this lightweight laptop tips the scales at a mere 1kg. Not only is it extremely portable, the U1F is jam-packed with the latest technology, including an...

Culinare One Touch automatic can opener

Opening tin cans can be quite a hassle, which is why the Culinare One Touch automatic can opener is an essential kitchen tool. You no longer have to run the risk of cutting your finger with this device - all...

Porsche Design P9521 cellphone

A closer look at the Porsche Design P'9521 cellphone reveals that the handset's casing was made out of a solid aluminum block - something different when it comes to producing cellphones. An interesting feature consists of the double hinge...

Samsung has new SPH-W2400 out

Koreans have benefitted yet again from Samsung's industry as the electronics giant has recently unveiled the SPH-W2400 (also known as the SCH-W240) handset. This phone comes with a rotating display that is reminiscent of the first generation of DMB...

Google Checkout, free, forever... bye bye Paypal!

Google's online payment service, Google Checkout, looks more and more like a deadly rival to eBay's Paypal... so we learned, after chatting with Patrick Chanezon, a Google API evangelist, at yesterday's Salesforce.com/Google event. Google Checkout and AdWords: a virtuous...

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The Cult of the Amateur launches today

If you are interested to know why "Digg is very dangerous", read Andrew Keen's new book, The Cult of the Amateur. I do not agree with the author but I greatly appreciate his effort to push all of us to...

Hello Kitty notebook available

For the love of all things good on this earth, will somebody send a memo to Sanrio Corporation in Japan that there is more than enough Hello Kitty products in circulation already? Apparently they haven't gotten the message, with...

FCC approves Sanyo NVM 4070

The folks at the FCC have recently given their collective nods for Sanyo's NVM 4070 GPS navigation system, which means the probability of it appearing on the U.S. market is pretty high. This mid-range product comes with a 4"...

Icron USB interface is revolutionary

Icron has developed a USB interface that communicates using existing powerlines in the home - all you need to do is plug any USB device into a hub which is subsequently plugged into the wall and you're good to go....

Asus goes wooden with prototype

Asus has taken advantage of the Computex Taipei 2007 event by unveiling the wooden notebook prototype.that picked up the Best Choice award for Product Design. It looks pretty sweet IMHO, but I wonder if the wood will warp after...

Dell Latitude D420 sports SSD

Dell will be throwing in a 32GB solid state drive (SSD) into the new Latitude D420 laptop in favor of the traditional hard drive. While 32GB is very small in comparison to today's laptop hard drives, the fact that it...

Humax launches PVR-9200T

Humax has recently taken the PVR-T9200T Freeview Playback recorder and given it a makeover, turning it into one of the first Freeview Playback digital TV recorders in the market at the moment. What you get with the PVR-T9200T Freeview...

Sony concepts need no batteries

Sony has recently unveiled the Odo range of concepts that will probably sell well if they ever make it into production. Some of the offerings from the Odo range include the Spin 'N' Snap camera, requiring you to place a...

Philips X200 has extendable neck

Philips has unveiled the X200 ultra portable laptop that comes with an extendable neck where you don't have to hunch over while doing your work. The extendable display is a 12.1" widescreen complete with a 1.3 megapixel camera, 1GB of...

Blancier Worldtimer 1 is truly global

It is safe to assume that the Blancier Worldtimer 1 is the first wristwatch in the world that displays all 39 time zones on earth correctly, thanks to an extremely accurate 18th century Lambert projection map of the globe. The...

Hard Drive Desk Clock makes good gift

With Father's Day a couple of weeks away, why not venture into the realm of the unconventional by picking up the Hard Drive Desk Clock instead of sticking to the same old tie and wallet gift pack? Each Hard...

Iron Phone a hot idea

I'm not sure if I will ever warm up to this idea, but the Iron Phone designed by Jelle de Brujin is certainly one hot concept. Compatible with Siemens cellphones only, the iron will only activate whenever your phone is...

Gesture recognition for phones

The Nintendo Wii has truly been an unprecedented success by any way you look at it, and NTT DoCoMo thinks so by working on a couple of new handsets that will incorporate gesture recognition technology. The phones will be part...

June 05, 2007

This digital paper talketh

Fancy having a digital paper that responds verbally to a user's touch? Researchers from Mid Sweden University have come up with exactly that, where the prototype display utilizes conductive inks which are sensitive to pressure as well as printed speakers...

Kansei robot displays emotions

The Kansei robot from Japan offers a whole new level of interactivity, featuring a silicon face mask and 19 movable parts that make him capable of expressing up to three dozen facial expressions in reaction to word associations. He...

Lounging Pillow for couch potatoes

The Lounging Pillow would make the perfect addition to any living room, and it comes in a cube-shaped cotton/ploy cushion with holes in each of its half dozen sides. Whenever you rest your head on one of the sides,...

Abduction Lamp for alien seekers

If you still think that extra terrestrial lifeforms are out there, the Abduction Lamp would make a very good addition to your living room. Designed by Lasse Klein, this light fixture requires you to fix a light bulb within the...

Ghetto Blaster gets design update

Unfortunately, this update remains just that - in the design realm. Remember the ghetto blasters of yore that became entrenched in street culture? Designer Dirk Winkle has come up with an updated design which acts as an extension of...

Acer Aspire notebooks sound better

Acer's range of Aspire notebooks will now come with the Dolby Home Theater suite that boasts advanced home theater audio features and premium surround sound experiences, although I seriously wonder just how much better it sounds. After all, as long...

iPod case goes titanium

With a deluge of iPod cases in the market these days, what sets one apart from the other? Plenty, ranging from designs to material used. The Titanium iPod case certainly takes the cake when it comes to durability, far outlasting...

Tangent releases Mini Fanless PC

Computers are pretty fragile stuff, and they often fall prey to the victims of dust, shock, vibration, extreme temperatures, and electro-magnetic interference. Tangent's Rugged Mini Fanless PC laughs at all those hazards mentioned in the face as it was designed...

X-Keys Stick speed dialer

Shortcuts are a boon to computer users, but somehow the deluge of shortcuts associated with different programs to be remembered can be quite challenging, which is why the X-Keys Stick speed dialer makes this task easy. Users can record virtually...

SigmaTel announces STMP3700

SigmaTel has recently dropped its fifth generation System On Chip (SoC) known as the STMP3700. Sigmatel lays claim that this is "the most integrated mixed-signal SoC available for the PMP market, offering a higher level of processing power to enable...

Via enters UMPC fray with NanoBook

The Computex 2007 expo has certainly seen its fair share of new stuff released, with the NanoBook from Via being one of them. This full-fledged notebook comes with a tiny 7" display, making it look more like a portable...

Intel to develop Eee PC with Asustek

Intel and Asustek have joined forces to work on a new laptop that targets developing countries, and this lovechild from their union will be known as the Eee PC. The Eee PC can be seen as a rival to the...

AMD Home Cinema reference design

AMD has just lifted the curtain on its Home Cinema reference design that targets third party designers to customize it accordingly while highlighting the media-savvy features of AMD's efforts from the hardware and software point of view. You will...

Apple MacBook Pros go Santa Rosa

The new range of MacBook Pros are definitely something to shout about, as the 15" model boasts a mercury-free, power-efficient LED-backlit display while the 17" model has an optional high-resolution display. Both MacBook Pros come with an integrated iSight...

Chi Machine helps get your flow right

The Chi Machine is a simple device that moves your ankles from side to side as you lie prone on your back. While it might sound rather relaxing, the Chi Machine actually moves up to 144 rotations per minute, making...

Sound Wizard turns violin into Strad

If people say that your violin playing sounds terrible, perhaps you could blame it on the cheap violin. Unfortunately, you can throw that excuse out of the window with the Sound Wizard. This electronic device picks up the sound recorded...

USB memory goes bling

PJ Jewelry is currently taking custom orders from anyone who is interested to tote around a bling bling USB flash drive, complete with a silver body known as 'Shining'. The image on the left is meant for males while...

Amtek parades U560 at Computex 2007

Amtek has lifted the curtain of its miniscule UMPC known as the U560 at Computex 2007 in Taiwan. This tiny wonder comes with a 4.8" LCD display with a maximum resolution of 1,024 x 600 and is powered by...

Toshiba unveils RX1/T9A DynaBook

Toshiba's Dynabooks are back with a bang, and their flagship model, the RX1/T9A leads the assault with an Intel Core 2 Duo U7500 1.06GHz processor, a 12.1" display at a resolution of 1280 x 800, WiFi connectivity, and 1GB...

Robot capable of 3D manuscript scanning

A robot has been developed to scan manuscripts in complete 3D, including every single tear, wrinkle, and imperfection thanks to the laser scanner mounted on a robotic arm. An image of the current page will be taken via a 39...

Hummer HT1 phone sneak peek

Mention Hummer and you will probably have an image of an environmentally unfriendly vehicle that is a firm favorite with hip hop stars and celebrities. The company has a new offering that won't guzzle up gas like there's no...

HTC Touch to challenge iPhone

The iPhone might not be out yet, but you can already find challengers arriving at the market. One of them would be the HTC Touch, and this smartphone has been squarely aimed at the iPhone's target market. Previously known as...

Robert Brunner: the guy who hired Jonathan Ive!

A bit of nostalgia here. During his presentation yesterday at the Computer History Museum event on Former Apple Industrial Designers, Robert Brunner was quite prolific about his former employee and the current "iconic" Apple designer, at the origin of...

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Sony ICD-F7000 alarm clock

Sony has unveiled a brand new CD tuner Alarm Clock known as the ICD-F7000. You now no longer have any more reason not to get out of bed late with the ICD-F7000 as it features a double alarm, ensuring...

Pacsafe keeps your laptops safe

For those whose lives revolve around the laptop, keeping it safe is definitely of prime importance. Pacsafe offers a wide range of computer bags that keep your laptop safe from external damage, thanks to the special strapping material that...

Meraki outdoor WiFi repeater

Solar powered WiFi is definitely an idea worth visiting, and Meraki is offering the outdoor WiFi repeater that is meant to work with their own indoor repeater, broadcasting a signal up to 700 feet away, although to be on...

Panasonic reveals Lumix DMC-FS2

Panasonic has recently unveiled the Lumix DMC-FS2 digital camera that comes in a wide of variety of colors, with the pink color especially prone to capture any lady's heart. The DMC-FS2 comes with a 7.2 megapixel CCD sensor, a...

Oticon Epoq is one speed demon

The speed we're talking about here refers to the rate of data transfer, as the Oticon Epoq is capable of communicating up to a hundred times faster than standard hearing instruments that are currently available in the market. This is...

DS Lite receives humongous battery pack

Everyone knows just how the Nintendo DS Lite is a miser when it comes to battery life (in comparison with its rival, the PSP of course), giving you many hours of gameplay before requiring a recharge. More often than...

Tack gaming onto exercise bike

While everyone knows that exercise is good for you, going about it in a disciplined manner on a regular basis is an entirely different affair. The X-Bike Sony PSP Kit aims to lighten up that dreary experience on an...

AiGuru S2 unveiled

Asus has been working on the successor to the AiGuru S1 VoIP Skype phone, and (surprise, surprise) it will be known as the AiGuru S2. While the S1 looked like a Nokia candybar handset from the 90s, the S2...

XT1100 rugged Tablet PC runs off VIA

Rugged computers seem to be more commonplace these days as consumers appreciate the value of having their data remain intact despite the accidental spill or drop. The XT1100 rugged Tablet PC from ACA Digital does not come with Intel's...

SanDisk ups ante in SSD market

SanDisk has taken the opportunity to introduce a couple of new solid state drives at Computex Taipei 2007. They are the 1.8" SanDisk 64GB UATA 5000 and the 2.5" 64GB SATA 5000 SSD, where both solid state drives come with...

Western Digital fattens up Caviar SE16

Western Digital is certainly doing its part to prolong the life of hard drives as much as possible in the wake up solid state drives that are picking up momentum in the consumer market. The latest Caviar SE16 drive will...

Turtle Beach Ear Force AK-R8 headphones

Turtle Beach has taken the contents of a physical surround sound system and miniaturized them into a pair of headphones, with the result being the Ear Force AK-R8 headphones. Each earpiece proudly comes with a dedicated sub driver in...

Asustek Computer enter sound card fray

Asustek Computer is eyeing the high-end segment of the sound card market and has signaled its intent in doing so by unveiling the Xonar D2 sound card at Computex 2007. This sound card takes advantage of the Asusutek-developed AV200 chip...

Panasonic unveils CF-52 notebook

The Panasonic CF-52 is yet another Santa Rosa-based notebook, featuring a speedy 2.0GHz processor, a maximum of 4GB RAM, a 120GB shock-mounted hard drive, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity (sorry, no draft 802.11n here), 3G support, and a choice between 15.4"...

Patent for perfect swing device

There is nothing quite like perfecting your swing in order to impress your mates at the golf course, and Robert Grober from Yale University hopes to help you achieve that dream by patenting his perfect swing device which comes with...

Stuffed Bear Cam from SolidAlliance

SolidAlliance of Japan has had some hits and misses in the past with its range of USB flash drives, but I personally think the Stuffed Bear Cam falls into the latter category. The costume of this webcam is meant...

Canon unveils 50 megapixel sensor

Canon has recently introduced its prototype CMOS sensor that captures images in 50 megapixel glory - twice the resolution of Canon's closetst competitor. What makes this achievement all the more impressive is the fact that Canon managed to shrink this...

Nokia 7500 gets FCC approval

While the Luna is an impressive looking cellphone by any standard, the Finnish cellphone manufacturer isn't going to just sit on its laurels, as the FCC has recently given their nod of approval for the 7500. Very little is...

June 04, 2007

Laptop Desk 2.0 cools and enhances typing

I have been using LapWorks' laptop desk 2.0 since last January's MacWorld and now I find hard to separate it from my MacBook, especially in bed! The laptop desk has two "modes": desk and laptop. The video also shows the...

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Robots to help autistic children

Dr. Robins is part of a team that develops robots which work with special needs children, helping the young ones interact better while attempting to overcome their learning ability. Initial studies and tests show that these robots were very well...

Jensen NVX230W works across the pond

Choosing a GPS navigation system can be pretty tricky, especially when you travel across the Atlantic ocean frequently. Most GPS systems require you to purchase a disc or download the European mapset, but Jensen's new NVX230W comes pre-loaded with...

Eurocom to launch revised Phantom D900C

While many programs still do not take advantage of dual core processing, Eurocom has jumped the gun by launching a quad-core laptop known as the Phantom D900C. This laptop is a 17" behemoth that is powered by an Intel Core...

Acer Ferrari PDA coming up

Acer and Ferrari have taken their collaboration one step further by working on a new PDA, although I wonder why this route was taken as PDAs are all but dead. While this unnamed PDA has yet to come with an...

Broken iPod screen recycled to iTop

While most of us often shed a tear (or two) when we crack our iPod screen, other more creative people see an opportunity to turn the situation around by transforming the fractured iPod into a miniscule laptop. Owen McGarry...

Glowing and dancing rubber duckies

Rubber duckies are old hat - these days the only way to grab your attention during bath time would be to throw in extra attention grabbing stunts such as glowing and dancing rubber duckies. Dubbed the "I Love New Yoku"...

Portable USB Paper Shredder

If you're a busy executive who is always on the go, make sure you don't leave a paper trail behind where competitors will be able to sabotage you and your organization later on. The Portable USB Paper Shredder ensures that...

Ubixon Bluetooth headset with display

Ubixon is currently working on a next generation Bluetooth headset that comes with a display. This unique device's display features high contrast indoors as well as outdoors without the help of a back light found on existing displays. There...

Optoma makes HD affordable

Full HD is something most of the working class still dream of, but time and technology have driven the costs to a more affordable range. Optoma proved this by unveiling the HD80 projector that does 1080p at the relatively...

Oluce Stone Outdoor Lamps

Fancy teching up your home's landscape? The Oluce Stone Outdoor Lamps are guaranteed to do the job well, and they are much hardier than they look being made from durable, weather-resistant polyethylene. You can choose from plug-in or hardwired models,...

Headlight works with navigation system

Fancy a pair of headlights that work in tandem with map information stored within your vehicle's navigation system? Denso of Japan offers exactly that with its Adaptive Front-lighting System (AFS) which moves according to the steering angle and vehicle...

Toshiba SD-L912A for notebooks

Toshiba has just dropped the SD-L912A HD DVD-RW drive for notebooks, but that isn't the only good news. The best thing about the SD-L912A is its thickness of a mere 0.5", making it take the slimmest crown at the...

iVoice Direct Radiating iPod system

The iVoice Direct Radiating iPod sound system is one multi-tasking device that gives you direct access to video output from the iPod by connecting it to an external display device. Not only that, the iVoice Direct Radiating iPod sound...

PeaceMaker interesting but redundant

The toilet seat dilemma has plagued mankind ever since it existed - females like it down while males like it up. The PeaceMaker gives a hands-free solution, being a pedal-driven toilet seat lifter that lifts it up whenever you step...

HP goes green with rp5700

HP has taken steps to keep the earth green by introducing the rp5700 desktop computer, picking up a gold rating for the U.S. government Electronic Products Assessment Tool in the process thanks to the choice of components and materials used....

SunBriteTV to introduce outdoor LCD

With summer looming across the horizon, holding outdoor barbeques is definitely high on anybody's To Do list. What better way to keep your guests entertained than by showing the latest Hollywood blockbusters on an outdoor LCD TV? SunBriteTV has just...

Brenthavens iPod Flip Case

Just when you think the Brenthavens iPod Flip Case is an ordinary leather case, you'd be surprised to know that it has more than a single function. Flipping it over reveals a slot that doubles up as an iPod stand,...

SawStop to prevent nasty accidents

Many a person have lost their digits when working with electric saws and the like, but the SawStop safety system aims to eliminate that from ever happening again, thanks to an intelligent electronic detection system that sends the fast-acting brake...

Thomson unveils EH308 Black Diamond

Thomson's Black Diamond is a new digital audio player that also goes by the moniker EH308, but unfortunately the feature set isn't as polished as it's name. Despite the appearance that comes in a sleek, black body complete with an...

Bionic Golf Glove gives more control

Golf is a precise sport, and players love anything that will help elevate their game by another notch. The Bionic Golf Glove helps you improve your game by lessening fatigue, reducing friction, and regaining club control. Designed by a famous...

Dacky Healing Partner Dog

If you're in the hunt for a canine friend but do not want to bear the hassle of all the cleaning and grooming, why not check out the Dacky Healing Partner Dog? This electronic canine from Japan comes with...

GoBook MR-1 is a toughie

General Dynamics has just released the GoBook MR-1, and this is one tough little number in terms of UMPC models. Weighing a couple of pounds and measuring roughly the size of a small jewelry box, the GoBook MR-1 comes with...

CPR Teddy hones life saving skills

If you're planning on keeping your CPR skills in tip top condition, there is no better way than to practice it on a daily basis. The CPR Teddy definitely aids you in that department, where squeezing one of it's paws...

TX-0088 does it all

All as in entertainment. The TX-0088 packs a potent punch, featuring DVD playback, support for MPEG 4 videos burned onto a disc or a USB flash drive, while the integrated TV receiver enables you to receive broadcasts in PAL, SECAM,...

Odyssey Ultimate frisbee is bright

I really wonder who wants to play frisbee in the dark as the risk of running into obstacles or tripping over is way higher, but apparently that hasn't stopped anyone from coming up with the Odyssey Ultimate frisbee. Touted...

Satmap Active 10 handheld GPS system

Satmap Systems has recently released the Active 10 handheld GPS system, and lays claim to being the first device that offers fully integrated digital maps and GPS hardware. The Active 10 comes with a 3.5" backlit color display, a built-in...

Pega HK unveils Wii portable screen

Pega HK has released a portable screen attachment for the Wii, making it follow the footsteps of the PlayStation 2 and PSOne consoles. What you get is a full 7" of viewing area and keystroke control for volume and color...

Spacewriter is perfect for raves

What is a Saturday night without partying till the wee hours of the morning? Any rave will definitely be more interesting with the Spacewriter LTC123. This party device enables you to send messages through the air by waving an...

FlareSafe personal safety device

The FlareSafe is one device no outdoor person should do without, as it combines a powerful LED torch, an optical smoke detector, and a 110db distress alarm that will go on for up to 60 hours uninterrupted. Sounds like a...

Boxwave unveils extended 755p battery

Boxwave has just released the extended battery for Palm's Treo 755p, making them allegedly the first company to come out with a third party battery solution for the Treo 755p. Known as the ElectraSpan Extended Battery, this high capacity rechargeable...

Navy unveils Underwater Defense Gun

The U.S. Navy certainly aren't doing nothing about countering the unwewater terrorist threat, with the Underwater Defense Gun being a special weapon that fires a stiletto-type dart that provides range, accuracy, and lethality under water. Each barrel can only fire...

Samsung SGH-E590 designer phone

Samsung has recently unveiled the SGH-E590 that was designed by Jasper Morrison, and this cellphone targets the fashion conscious. The E590 features simple contours and clean lines that make up the candybar design, with a 1.8" 262k color display...

June 03, 2007

iPod owners will love the PocketDock AV

If you're a proud owner of an iPod, the PocketDock AV is certainly the peripheral to own. This extremely handy dock comes in an ultra-small, thumb-sized iPod adapter that offers connections for USB, line out audio, composite, and S-Video....

Reactee custom slogan T-shirt

Reactee is offering ordinary folks like you and I the abilty to respond to a custom slogan printed on a T-Shirt. All you need to do is visit the company's website, enter your preferred slogan or keyword, as well as...

miCard adds to convoluted list

As if we don't have more than enough memory card standards to contend with, the MultiMedia Card Association has recently approved the miCard (Multiple Interface Card) that is compatible with USB and MMC slots. Performance wise, the miCard does...

Van Eck phreaking sounds scary

Ever heard of Van Eck phreaking? This process describes a form of electronic eavesdropping that captures invisible radiation emitted from a computer monitor remotely. Done right, the exact image on the monitor can be reconstructed remotely, and all this via...

Asus Lamborghini VX2 roars with power

Asus' collaboration with Lamborghini has resulted in yet another high performance notebook, and this time it is the VX2 that hogs the limelight. Painted in the same Midas Yellow found on the Gallardo Superleggera, the VX2 boasts an Intel Core...

MuStik Car MP3 A200

While most MP3 players do not come with an FM transmitter, the MuStik Car MP3 A200 takes the opposite route, enabling you to enjoy your favorite tunes over your car's stereo system instead of relying on a pair of headphones...

IncipioHitch makes syncing easy

If you find synchronizing your 2G iPod nano a hassle, the IncipioHitch aims to help by turning the proprietary Apple sync and charge port found on the nano to a simple USB connector that sits at 90 degrees for...

Pentax pays tribute with AP50

The tribute in question is Pentax's original film camera released half a century ago, back when the company was known as Asahi Optical Joint Stock Co. The AP50 comes in a vintage body where the pyramid chassis holds the...

String Thing Limbo gets tech boost

While you could say that party games on the Nintendo Wii is the new limbo, there are others who still find this relatively ancient game interesting. As with everything, giving limbo a modern twist is a hit-or-miss affair, depending...

Lost & Found Sound Tag for travelers

Forget the traditional method of tying a handwritten tag to your luggage when traveling - the Lost & Found Sound Tag does the job verbally, boasting enough space to record a 20-second voice message. While you might want to throw...

Smartparts goes big on photo frame

Smartparts is offering the 15" SP15MW digital photo frame just in time for Father's Day. I often ask myself, where do you draw the line between a regular LCD monitor and a digital photo frame? Apparently 15" is too...

TurboLinux Wizpy on sale this month

The TurboLinux Wizpy is an interesting portable media player that comes with a PC-bootable version of the Linux operating system. This device can be plugged into any computer's USB port to boot up Linux, and it contains multimedia software...

Portable ball-shaped antenna

If you're one who is always in need for a cellphone tower to keep in touch with your family and business associates, this ultraportable antenna looks set to be your best bet. Shaped after a giant beach ball, this...

Sony NW-E010 is looking good

Sony looks to be picking up the pieces in the portable audio market with the release of its NW-E010 Walkman device. This latest MP3 Walkman measures the size of an ordinary USB flash drive, featuring a direct USB connection,...

Sony Ericsson work on PSP phone

Now this definitely ain't no cheap clone as documents from the FCC has shown that Sony Ericsson is indeed working on a phone based on the PSP. Not only does this handset offer you the ability to keep in...

Cantilever Umbrella follows the sun

Fancy an umbrella that follows the sun wherever it goes? The Cantilever Umbrella does just that, although it is not automatic and has to be adjusted via a foot pedal. This gigantic umbrella measures 11 feet in diameter, making it...

Murata Boy maintains balance

Murata Boy puts any human paperboy to shame for one reason - he is equipped with a gyroscope underneath the bicycle's seat which enables him to balance without keeling over even at a complete stop, minus the need for...

Thanko unveils Silent Mouse 2

I suppose there really isn't any reason to get this Silent Mouse 2 from Thanko unless you have paired it up with a silent keyboard of some sort. All five buttons emit just 36.5dB of sound during use, compared...

Teapot gets lazy

There is nothing quite like drinking some hot tea during a lazy afternoon, is there? The Lazy Teapot by Lotte Alpert is a concept that makes it all the more easy to pour out a cuppa to go with...

SHS-DL22 one-touch door lock

Building security managers ought to check out SHS-DL22 one-touch door lock that does away with the need for pesky security cards. Each of these doorknobs come with a sliding cover that slides open to reveal a fingerprint scanner. It also...

Qrio Luxy G4 portable media player

Qrio from Korea is currently offering the Luxy G4 portable media player that offers entertainment on-the-go at a budget price. This $140 device comes with 4GB of flash memory, boasting a 2.4" color TFT QVGA display at 320 x...

CB2 robot acts like human child

Researchers from Osaka University’s Graduate School of Engineering have developed the CB2 robot that was specifically programmed to act as a 1 or 2 yeard old child, with the aim of helping scientists understand the child development process better. This...

MPion MP3 player gives you a facial

Just when you think gadgets and gizmos could not get any weirder, the MPion MP3 player from Japan not only soothes you with your favorite tunes but it gives you a facial simultaneously as well. This device retails for...

 

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