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Thursday, Dec 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

The Neuros OSD is the world’s first mass-marketed open-source entertainment system. It comes in a slick black case, with a good-looking remote. Some problems were encountered early on, when reports ensued that only 4:3 aspect ratio content could be recorded, along with an awful quality of the video.

The unit has slots for many cards including [...]

Thursday, Dec 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

A new design for a wall-mounted CD Player has been released. Designed by four Italian designers, the “Square CD” features 4 large buttons: rewind, pause, play, and fast forward. The buttons are about the size of a palm.

The CD is played directly above the buttons, and the Square CD is remeniscent of Apple’s designs, most [...]

Thursday, Dec 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

The Atlantis X-380 GPS Navigator is a system running Windows CE, and includes 3D views of terrain, time modes, re-routing and other features. The screen is over 3 inches big and has touchscreen technology, while a slot for SD cards that contain maps is also included.

The processor of the unit is 300MHZ, 64MB of RAM [...]

Thursday, Dec 28th 2006 by Staff Editor

Rune Larsen is a designer behind designs of phones that have been featured on Gizmodo. He first created a design for the “Easy as Pi” phone, and has since come out with a design for the Eclipse Design Phone. Its key factor is simplicity, with a small enclosure that reveals the screen and keypads when [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

LumaRay is a company that has just launched the FL12-RX, a new LED flashlight. The design of the flashlight might not be considered slick, but it sure gets the job done. Modes are chosen by turning the head of the flashlight. The flashlight can run continuously for 6 months on Mode3, although the brightness reaches [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

GaussPistol.com is home to the GP-219, a home-made Gauss Pistol that makes no noise when fired. The gun comes with a built-in laser pointer, along with a slew of other features. Two Coils are used in a Gauss Pistol, rather than traditional gun-power. A steel projectile is fired at a peak of 350 Amps.

The gun [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

Audio-Technica has launched its series of ONTO earphones that use a wire to connect the two earphone peices, reminding many people of the “headgear” days. The headphones come in black, lime, cream, walnut and white colors. What appears to be a metal wire is put over your head. It connects the two earphones.

These ‘phones come [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

Recently major TV manafucturers have been accross the board as to what their stance is on Plasma TVs and LCD TVs. Panasonic wants to boost sales of their Plasmas, so they are shifting their marketing to put more focus on Plasmas rather than LCDs. Meanwhile, they are offering sizes of 23″-32″ for their LCD TVs. [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

A new Bluetooth headset from Argard (the M10) might make some people ask users “Who are you talking to?” The headset is white and shiny, and allows talking time of three hours, along with 100 hours when put into Standby mode. The headset is so small that it will fit inside the crevace of your [...]

Wednesday, Dec 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

With the Spectec SD/SDIO GPS Receiver, you can turn any handheld with an SD slot into its own GPS device. The antenna is a little nub at the top of SD card, while an extra slot below the antenna allows for an extra MicroSD card with up to 2GB of memory. Spectec also has SDIO [...]


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