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Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

The company Brando has just released a USB key that has space for an SD or MMC card. Not only that, but it comes with headphones, and can be used to play back the music found on the SD/MMC card. There is a AAA battery that fits snuggly at the back, while the memory card [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

A company called Speck Products has relased a new iPod Hi-Fi competitor with a twist, by adding a retro design. The SpeckTone Retro comes in a wood case with either a lime green, black, blue or white finish. A “High Gloss Piano Finish” is added to make the SpeckTone look slick. A 28 Watt Output [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

Reports from our sister site aMobileME.com have indicated that the keynote given by Steve Jobs at the beginning of MacWorld might not include discussion of an iPhone. Although the report is unconfirmed, a number of interesting features are said to be announced. The report contains information about the iTV, Leopard, Apple Displays, and the new [...]

Friday, Dec 22nd 2006 by Staff Editor

Ahhh, the Christmas spirit! Microsoft is in the x-mas mood! Xbox 360 is getting warranty extension to one full year instead of 90 days after the purchase date. Those who paid for repairs before after the 90 days warranty will receive credits from Microsoft automatically.

Jeff Bell, corporate VP of Global Marketing for Microsoft’s Interactive Entertainment [...]

Thursday, Dec 14th 2006 by Staff Editor

Spend countless hours on your computer and it just doesn’t want to cooperate? We’ve all wanted to smash our expensive monitors despite the price we paid for them. Well, now you have that chance and it won’t cost you much to release that inner stress after long hours of programming, reformatting, or whatever. [...]

Tuesday, Dec 5th 2006 by Staff Editor

Xeon Woodcrest users that are hungry for more RAM should stand up and rejoice as Corsair, one of the major RAM vendors, has announced it’s new 2GB FB-DIMM RAM. Packed with high density SDRAM chips with 512Mbit capacity clocked at 667Mhz, it sports ECC and CRC error detection, an Advanced memory Buffer, and is only [...]

Tuesday, Dec 5th 2006 by Staff Editor

The iTheater is a fantastic piece of eyewear that projects video from any source (iPod, PSP, DVD, etc.) using its twin TFT LCD monitors built inside with sound included. The initial worry is the strain on your eyes but don’t worry iTheater apparently replicates a 50″ (230,000 pixel resolution) screen from a distance of [...]

Tuesday, Nov 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

20GB and 60Gb is not enough for your storage on PS3? Well, You can easily upgrade a PS3 harddrive just by removing 5 screws. The PS3 Harddrive Is placed under a plastic flap on the side and can be easily pull out. T3 have posted up a video on how easy it is to get [...]

Tuesday, Nov 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

After lining up for hours, rushing and grabbing a Wii, you came home and plug it in and start it up with anxious expression on your face, and you try to connect your Wii to your wireless network and BAM! Signal is too low because your wireless access point is in your basement or too [...]

Tuesday, Nov 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

Sony just can’t catch a break, on Friday Sony announced that some of the Cyber-shot digital cameras suffer from LCD defects. The estimated 4000 unit sold between September 2003 to January 2006 might be defective. The affected models are DSC-F88, DSC-M1, DSC-T1, DSC-T11, DSC-T3, DSC-T33, DSC-U40, and DSC-U50. Sony will be giving free repairs to [...]


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