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iHD171 HD Radio comes complete with iPod dock and iTunes tagging

Staff Editor, Dec 31st 2008 Discuss [0]

iLuv is proud to announce their iHD171 HD Radio complete with iTunes Tagging for the iPhone 3G. This radio features a dual alarm clock with TV connection capabilities, AM/FM Radio and song title display. The iHD171 HD Radio is also compatible with the iPhone 2G as well as the new 3G. Read The Full Story

Steve Jobs’ rapid health decline reason for canceling Macworld?

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [3]

The newest rumors regarding Apple CEO Steve Jobs decision to discontinue Macworld give incite to the state of his physical health. According to sources, “Apple misrepresented the reasons behind Macworld and Jobs' keynote cancellation.” The real cause is said to be his rapidly declining health. Read The Full Story

Fitting an Xbox 360 into a PS3 case just may make your eyes bleed

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [14]

Well it finally happened, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 was fit into a Playstation 3 case. This May be able to fool your friends into thinking you had enough money for you, but look at it twice and you will see that there is something very strange about it. For one there is a big hole in the front. Read The Full Story

Has the Intelligence Toilet II taken technology a bit far?

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [3]

The Intelligence Toilet II from Toto is the successor to the Intelligent Toilet II that was created in 2005. This technologically advanced poop shoot is geared more towards women with some next level features. This toilet claims it can measure the sugar in your urine, blood pressure, body fat and will even weigh you. Read The Full Story

Swann’s PenCam DVR allows you to covertly record videos

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

Swann Communications has formally announced the debut of the PenCam DVR, which secretly captures video footage and then transfers it to the users computer. This all-in–one surveillance system gives anyone the tools needed to take their own hidden videos. Read The Full Story

‘Help Lock’ Doorknob helps elderly people with bathroom spills

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

We all have to face it, sometimes elderly people have slips and falls, but what about when they are in the bathroom trying to have a little privacy? How are you to alert anyone from behind closed doors? The Help Lock door handle provides a very simple solution to alert people when there is trouble afoot. Read The Full Story

Climbing UP suitcase concept helps people tackle stairs with ease

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

Just as we thought that every possible form of luggage has been created we are taken by surprise by something new and exciting. The newest gizmo that happened to float our way is the Climbing UP suitcase designed by Woo Moonhyung. Read The Full Story

Oppo’s Muse G11 is more than your standard PMP

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

If you’re looking for more out of your personal media player (PMP) but don’t exactly have the cash to throw down on an iPod Touch, the Muse G11 just might be for you. Unlike the iPod Touch you can plan Super Nintendo ROMs without the need to jailbreak or modify anything. Read The Full Story

Wireless USB multi-functional 10-key pad comes complete with music controls

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

Now those who just can’t give up the 10-key pad wont have to when they are out and about on their laptop or shiny new netbook. This wireless numeric keypad can attach itself to virtually any computer with the wireless USB dongle. Read The Full Story

RunCore’s 1.8-inch netbook SSDs now shipping with 256GB edition soon to follow

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [2]

RunCore is now shipping their netbook SSDs that we have been hearing about lately. The 1.8-inch Low Cost Zif PATA SSDs boast a maximum read rate of 230MB/sec and top write speed of 150MB/sec. These drives promise to boost computer performance over the traditional 1.8” HDD by more than 400 percent. Upgrading is easy with the user-friendly onboard USB slave port that allows users to easily clone the drive with any off the shelf cloning software. Included with your purchase you will receive an Acronis True Image 15 day free trial to help port over your information. Unfortunately these drives won’t be coming in as cost effective as we had hoped. The 1.8-inch Low Cost Zif PATA SSDs can be yours for $69.99 for 16GB, $119.99 for 32GB, $199.99 for 64GB and $389.99 for the 128GB version. If this just is not enough storage space for you, the hyper Speed 256GB 2.5” SATA SSD version that costs $699.99 will be released in February to fill your needs.

Yamaha Japan about to roll out more electric bikes

Staff Editor, Dec 30th 2008 Discuss [0]

The past few months have really seen a lot of new ways to help the world go green if only to save money at the pumps. One way that people are making the attempt is by walking or riding a bike to work. Not all of us are in the best shape to ride a bike to work, especially if you live in a place with several hills such as San Francisco. Read The Full Story

Star Wars Battlefront III renders leaked by former Free Radical developer

Staff Editor, Dec 29th 2008 Discuss [2]

One of the many employees of Time Splitters developer, Free Radical, That were laid off recently as the company underwent administration has posted a few images from his modeling work on Star Wars Battlefront III on his very own personal blog. Read The Full Story