LaCie is rolling out a new external hard drive called the LaCinema Classic, offering media lovers a simple way to consume their movies, music and photos – through their TV. All the user has to do is hook the device up to their computer via USB, copy files onto the Classic and then hook it up to their TV via composite or HDMI.
The Eye-Fi folks are at it again, this time announcing a new technology they plan to integrate into their Wi-Fi enabled memory cards. You were able to wirelessly upload photos before, and soon, you’ll be able to upload video.
Olympus is readying two more cameras for the gauntlet – the STYLUS TOUGH-8000 and STYLUS TOUGH-6000. In case you haven’t noticed, these cameras are supposed to be really tough.
Here’s a pretty cool device that has all sorts of mischievous potential. The WowWee Spyball is a remote controlled webcam hidden inside a futuristic-looking plastic ball. Note to WowWee: the ball’s appearance might be kind of a giveaway.
It appears that EMTEC’s new Gdium netbook is ready for prime-time, or in this case, ready for display at CES. We went hands-on with a non-functioning prototype of the Gdium last August at IFA 2008 and now have pictures and specs for what appears to be the final product.
It seems that Sony adopted a few ideas from other music devices when creating the W-series Walkman. The “all-in-one” concept likely came from those big, bulky FM radio headsets, and the “no display” idea probably came from the iPod Shuffle.
Here’s an interesting one coming out of CES – Duck Hunter, a game that aims to recreate the classic “Duck Hunt” video game you played with a light gun all those years ago, this time in real life. We have some more info and a few more pics after the jump.
If you have deaf friends or friends in deaf-education majors, you’ve probably felt as I have, at times – totally lost as a flurry of hands whip through the air, making shapes and gestures you just don’t understand. Luckily, a new device is coming to save the day.
If you’re in the market for a Windows Mobile device that does GPS really, really well, the newly introduced Pharos Traveler 137 looks like it won’t lead you astray – literally. If it does, it’s just not doing its job.
Do you love your home theater setup? Do you sit at work all day, counting down the minutes until you can go home and watch a movie? Are you thinking about your home theater right now? So is Epson. They want to be a part of it, and as a result, they’ve announced a new home theater projector - the PowerLite Home Cinema 6500 UB.
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