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Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Take that keyboard-only shot of the Droid 2 we saw last week, and the blurry face shot we saw yesterday. Put’em together. What do you get? Proper, mostly blur-free spyshots of the next Droid, keyboard and all.
In addition to unearthing these shots, the folks over at Droid-Life also managed to pull together some specs.
iBuyPower, a manufacturer of powerful personal computers, has introduced their gaming desktop PC, called Level 10.
The main feature of the iBuyPower Level 10 desktop PC is the original building, backed by designers BMW Designworks. It has a modular design which makes use of separate “containers” for each part of the system. This provides quick access to this element of the computer and makes it easy to upgrade or replace the desktop components.
The main feature of the iBuyPower Level 10 desktop PC is the original building, backed by designers BMW Designworks. It has a modular design which makes use of separate “containers” for each part of the system. This provides quick access to this element of the computer and makes it easy to upgrade or replace the desktop components.
Yinlips has released its new MP5 player and projector simultaneously. The model is called Yinlips YDP800, and also known as the Phantom. According to manufacture, the brightness of Yinlips YDP800 is 12 lumens projector to watch movies.
Determined to learn how to play on any musical instrument, most people choose for guitar. BOSS, subsidiary of Roland, is going to release soon a portable all-in-one audio player, called eBand JS-8, which provides a number of audio effects that replicate the guitar sounds.
Micron Technology will debut by early 2010 with a new SSD family, called RealSSD C300 SSD. It has brings important technologies, such as using 34nm MLC NAND Flash memory chips, a SATA 6.0 Gbps interface to offer reading and writing speeds of 355 MB/s and 215MB/s, respectively.
With that fancy disc drive, NVIDIA Ion under the hood, and considerable aesthetic improvements, the Eee Box EB1501 has seemingly little to do with the Asus Eee Box of yore. So, is it as stunning in person as it is on paper?
There is information of new mobile phones, Sony Ericsson Susan and Sunny, the first information about it which flashed on the internet 12 October.
The Imperator is Razer's latest gaming mouse, and it may be their best—oddly, because it feels like a mouse from an entirely different company.
Just weeks after going on sale here in America, Creative's underwhelming ZEN X-Fi2 portable media player is already seeing its first firmware update. If you'll recall, we found the unit darn near unusable back at IFA, and even now it's being panned for forcing users to mash the screen too often and wait too long for things to happen. Reportedly,
Why do we keep pets? To get us entertained and keep us company and have someone to shower our excess love, time, energy and money on. But hey, the pet rock doesn’t need much of that nor does it reap the benefits for us that we derive from cats and dogs. This one’s an inspiration from the original idea.
LEDs light up this marvelous chair as it takes a new hue every time your mood changes. It may be awkward if the person sitting opposite you knows the color codes for the chairs mood swings. You really don’t want the lady opposite you know that you’re in a really turned-on fit. She may leave or simply join you on your chair.
You know when a given country, in this case the nation of Japan, is over-saturated with cell phones when you get to see something like this: A cell phone that’s supposed to be similar in shape to a chocolate bar, available in two versions: Melty Bitter (brown) and Melty Strawberry (pink).
Itching for some Chrome OS? Well, we all are, but you might be a bit disappointed at the fact that while Google has open-sourced its progress on the OS so far, the version that is currently available for download seems eons behind what Google showed off at its event yesterday.
Google announced Chrome OS today. So what is it? Watch Google’s answer above.
Cray has finally clawed IBM back from the lead position on the Top500 Supercomputer chip-measuring contest. After just missing out on the title to IBM's Roadrunner last year, Cray's XT5 supercomputer (aka, Jaguar) at Oak Ridge National Lab in Tennessee received an update from quad- to six-core Opteron processors to boast a 2.3 petaflop per second performance peak (theoretical) and 1.75 petaflops as measured by the Linpack benchmark; a feat requiring almost a quarter million AMD cores.
Don't be fooled by that background: this Menq EasyPC E790 is only using Windows CE 5.0 for the sake of this hands-on. The successor to the $89 E760 we saw last year still sports a Samsung ARM processor, bumps the 7-inch display's resolution to 800 x 480, and at least as far as this Techvideoblog video hands-on shows,
A while back I went to a fun overclocking event held by AMD, where there was a lot of vapor, some exploding burritos, and some overclocking that got tantalizingly close to 7GHz. It was just an arbitrary number, and they broke a bunch of other records, but they couldn’t quite hit that last target. But a few months and I can only guess how much liquid helium later, they nailed it.
As you’ll recall, the C64 emulator for the iPhone was shut down by the App store for being too awesome. Apple has approved the app but took off the BASIC support. Not great but not bad, either.
There is a rumor swirling around the tubes this morning that Microsoft’s motion controller Project Natal will be $80 when it comes out next November. First off, there is no way that the Wii-killer be $80 based on precedents set by the current crop of Xbox add-ons. But more importantly, if the controller system is only $80, it will suck.
If you're in the market for an Apple handheld-friendly pico projector, you're in luck. Sparkz is a bulbous white dock that will play nice with your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPod video, as well as your favorite A/V and VGA sources.
