Showing posts with label Gadget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gadget. Show all posts
The Viliv P3 made its first appearance at CES 2010. The company even had a demo unit for everyone to play with but it was just that, a demo. We couldn’t see the Windows CE/Android dual booting or if the unit could actually play back 1080p content like Viliv states. Maybe now that the PMP is featured on Viliv’s site,
This might be the display you are looking for. The MIT media lab just published a demonstration of a new display technology that will read your hand gestures in order to manipulate images on the screen. While it’s not *technically* the Force, it’s still pretty cool.
The Toshiba Dynario fuel cell was made official in late October and surely some people jumped on them right away. But this is the first teardown of the next-gen recharging device I’ve seen. Check it: mysterious electronic parts none of us understand.
via CrunchGear
shaped, gel-covered mouse that comes in enough colors to match your socks.
How do the two main, well, innovations, affect your mousing? Supposedly the shape is more comfortable then your average mouse (but then you wonder why someone like Microsoft or Logitech hasn’t made one yet). So if you’ve had issues with mice since forever, there’s hope for you yet.
How do the two main, well, innovations, affect your mousing? Supposedly the shape is more comfortable then your average mouse (but then you wonder why someone like Microsoft or Logitech hasn’t made one yet). So if you’ve had issues with mice since forever, there’s hope for you yet.
You’ll recall the ODROID as a phone-less Android device built for gaming. There’s an 833MHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and HDMI output capable of pushing 720p video to a TV screen.
Micro-Star International (MSI) has presented its all-in-one desktop PC, called MSI Wind Top AE2220 Hi-Fi. According to manufacture, it is the world’s first all-in-one desktop PC that equipped with high-end audio system methodology. MSI Wind Top AE2220 Hi-Fi support two technologies that provide high-quality surround sound, SRS Surround Sound and MSI Premium Sound.
Hello Kitty, the dream cartoon cat of millions of teenage girls around the world, regularly gets a lot of love from the gadget world, too. But Hello Kitty TVs were relatively scarce so far. Last time we blogged about one was in June 2008. While that one was pretty cute by itself, this new model announced today [JP], a 13.3-inch LCD TV, is much, much cuter .
Sungale introduced their compact receiver live streaming television programs, Sungale Kula, which is equipped with Wi-Fi. Sungale Kula is equipped with 4.3-inch full color LCD display, comes with a subscription to one of three TV channel packages from all over the world: the Basic, the Kid and the Grand. The first two packages allows free to watch broadcast 100 channels, while the Grand package is includes over 500 channels.
Onkyo has introduced their BX series UMPC in Japan, BX407A4. This UMPC is same specifications as Kohjinsha PM Series but it is offered in a slightly redesign body and more powerful.
NEC has announced two new professional projector, called NP2200 and NP1200, targeted for use in business and education.
The difference of NEC NP2200 and NEC NP1200 is only claimed brightness. The NEC NP2200 projector is 4200 ANSI-lumens, while the NEC NP1200 projector is 3700 lumens.
The difference of NEC NP2200 and NEC NP1200 is only claimed brightness. The NEC NP2200 projector is 4200 ANSI-lumens, while the NEC NP1200 projector is 3700 lumens.
MSI has released their all-in-one desktop PC, called MSI Wind Top AE2020 in the UK.
MSI Wind Top AE2020 desktop PC is built on Intel Pentium T4300 processor with a clock speed of 2.1 GHz, it is equipped with 20-inch widescreen (16:9) multitouch display with a resolution of 1600×900 pixels, integrated nVidia GeForce 9400 GPU, a 3GB RAM, up to 320GB hard drive, and a DVD burner drive.
MSI Wind Top AE2020 desktop PC is built on Intel Pentium T4300 processor with a clock speed of 2.1 GHz, it is equipped with 20-inch widescreen (16:9) multitouch display with a resolution of 1600×900 pixels, integrated nVidia GeForce 9400 GPU, a 3GB RAM, up to 320GB hard drive, and a DVD burner drive.
Korean company, iRiver has introduced its new portable media player (PMP), called iRiver B30, in Russia market.
Dell has expanded its OptiPlex desktops with new small form factor PCs, dubbed Optiplex 780 USFF.
According to manufacture, it is the most smallest in the world of desktop PC with a built-in power supply and supporting Intel vPro technology. This system should be reminded that enables IT professionals to use hardware security features and management, empower support, administration and protection of corporate PCs.
According to manufacture, it is the most smallest in the world of desktop PC with a built-in power supply and supporting Intel vPro technology. This system should be reminded that enables IT professionals to use hardware security features and management, empower support, administration and protection of corporate PCs.
Company, BlueAnt has announced a wireless headset, BlueAnt Interphone F4, designed specifically for motorcyclists.
The BlueAnt Interphone F4 can be connected to any mobile phones equipped with a Bluetooth module and support for the A2DP profile allows listening to music with a stereo headset.
The BlueAnt Interphone F4 can be connected to any mobile phones equipped with a Bluetooth module and support for the A2DP profile allows listening to music with a stereo headset.
Russia company, Rover Computers has begins selling new portable media player, RoverMedia Aria L1.
New RoverMedia Aria L1 is made on the basis of flash memory, it is equipped with a 2-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320×240 pixels. The thickness of the RoverMedia Aria L1 is 5 mm (its dimensions are 80×50x5 mm), it weighs is approximately 20 grams with battery, which is providing up to 6 hours of battery life.
New RoverMedia Aria L1 is made on the basis of flash memory, it is equipped with a 2-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320×240 pixels. The thickness of the RoverMedia Aria L1 is 5 mm (its dimensions are 80×50x5 mm), it weighs is approximately 20 grams with battery, which is providing up to 6 hours of battery life.
There’s a fine line between giving regular batteries as a gift and giving rechargeable batteries as a gift. Giving someone regular batteries is a dumb gift. Might as well give them a sheet cake. Either way, the gift is a consumable and doesn’t last long. Rechargeable batteries, on the other hand, last quite a bit longer.
The general idea behind most of Kensington’s products seems to be to perform one main task and then follow up with one or two secondary and thoughtful convergence features. In the case of the Travel Battery Pack and Charger for iPhone and iPod touch, you get a backup battery that doubles as a horizontal stand for watching movies.
Projectiondesign has presented to the public, their F35 world’s first projector with a maximum screen resolution of 2560×1600 pixels, inherent monitors with 30-inch diagonal.
Still shopping around for your next gaming mouse? There are so many choices these days with new options from Logitech, Steelseries, Razer, and some companies I probably forgot. But Cyber Snipa has a new gaming mouse too and it looks worth your time.
Ford revealed recently that they’ve had over 1,000 pre-orders placed online, using their new car-reservation site for the 2011 Ford Fiesta. The Fiesta has been available in the UK since last year, but this will be the first time in many years since there has been a new Fiesta in the US.
