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Pinnacle PVR USB Key

, Feb 25th 2006 Discuss [0]

This is a tiny little TV tuner with a PVR software that is only available n the UK. It records television in MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and DivX formats. It sells for about $100. Too bad the PVR software wasn't preloaded in the USB key, but it's still a great idea to be able to plug this to a laptop.

iRiver G10′s gaming console.

, Feb 25th 2006 Discuss [0]

We have all heard about the iRiver brand about it's low cost MP3 players, before iPod's were even popular. Now, iRiver has just launched something that has given the suprise to us. The iRiver G10 has a 4 inch, 260k color LCD, with the support of both a gaming console and a media player. It seems similar to Sony PSP's, but the G10 runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 and includes WiBro networking for online game play. Only 2 game titles so far on that gaming platform and it is unsure if any developers would be interested to support the device. It would be scheduled to be released in August for the Korean market.

Samsung Digimax L85

, Feb 25th 2006 Discuss [0]

Remember during the earlier times when your dad has a camera with black and silver trims? Now Samsung decided to restart that fad again by making it look retro. It may look like an old camera, but it has the modern features of a high tech digital camera. It has a 8.1 megapixel lens, sporting a 2.5 inch LD display with an HDMI cable interface. It has an in-built 32MB memory and 5x optical zoom. It will sell for $500 in April.

Estiluz Tovier Table Lamp

, Feb 24th 2006 Discuss [0]

Dikas of Spain has created this lamp out of bent steel and a abox milky glass. Good addition to your living room, for those who loves a modern living room.

Asus Leather Laptop

, Feb 24th 2006 Discuss [0]

This nice little enclosure would definately suit the high end top executives. Most women would definately buy into the ideas of a leather cladded laptop and it would be better for women who likes pink. Inclosia, has made this possible with Asus and they are very good in terms of fashion. Women should consider adding them to their fashion accessory.

Shuttle X100 mini desktop PC

, Feb 24th 2006 Discuss [0]

The Shuttle X100 mini desktop PC is a small PC that works even better than a laptop. It's small, but small enough to fit a Intel Core Duo mobile processor, ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 graphics and a DVI-out, along with a SPDIF multichannel digital audio. It does have 250GB of hard disk space and 512MB of RAM. Even so, it reads most memory cards and has plenty of Firewire and USB connectivity. It is unsure when will this PC be launched.

Matrox Extio F1400 Workstation

, Feb 24th 2006 Discuss [0]

Matrix Extio F1400 is a top end remote compter that allows connectivity of four monitors, a keyboard and a mouse to be seperated from their host computer by 820 feet of fiber-optic cable. It's a great idea to use your computer in the comfort of your home without being there. This would definately be advantageous to those who prefer the cosy and quiet surroundings of a house, rather than being in a noisy datacenter with whirling fans and the heat produced by a workstation. Expect them to be available in the 2nd quarter this year.

Thomas Pink’s iPod tie

, Feb 24th 2006 Discuss [0]

This is a very nifty gadget from the Thomas Pink collection. This bright pink silk tie has a hidden pocket on the back, that fits an iPod nano perfectly and includes an extra loop to keep the headphone wires neat. I would wonder the weight of a iPod nano on the neck. It would probably tire us down by having some weight on a tie. But anyways, it's $95 if you like a pink tie with this nifty pocket space.

Zenith Clamshell cordless phone

, Feb 22nd 2006 Discuss [0]

BT Zenith is the latest cordless phone has the common functionalities of a mobile phone. This is best suited for the common mobile phone user as they act like a mobile phone, minus the call rates of a mobile phone. It has similar features of a traditional clamshell mobile phone. It answers calls with a flip-open, has called ID on the external LCD and could even store contacts and polyphonic ringtones. This cordless phone retails for about $172. Definately cool.

Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600

, Feb 22nd 2006 Discuss [0]

Shortly after the release of the Qosmio G30, Toshiba has launched their new Qosmio G35-AV600 in the recent CES. It still runs on a Intel Core Duo, with a nice 1440 x 900 widescreen, bundled with nVidia GeForce Go 7300 graphics, dual SATA drives, dual layer DVD writer, 1GB of DDR2 SDRAM, media adapter and all the rest. However, the latest newbies includes a 1-bit digital amplifier, Dolby Home Theater certification and harmon/kardon's Bass Reflex Speaker technology. The estimated retail price is about $2,399.

Lenovo launches budget PC line in the US

, Feb 22nd 2006 Discuss [0]

Lenovo has launched its Lenovo-branded laptops and desktops to target small businesses and sell at significantly lower than the company's IBM labeled products. The desktops will start at $349 and the laptops will sell for $500. This isn't really a good way on earning a good profit as anything that runs on budget spells small revenue. That's probably why IBM stopped doing that in years.

Sony launching its new compact HD Camcorder

, Feb 22nd 2006 Discuss [0]

Sony has launched a new HD camcorder. It's small, light and fits the palm of a woman's hand. Sony claims that they made it to be that small and tiny because most HD camcorders out there are too big and bulky. Sony's HDR-HC3E weighs just over a pound. This is the tiniest HD camcorder in Sony's lineup. Suprisingly, it manages to sport an impressive 1080i HD video capture, it has a 2-megapixel CCD for taking still images. The lens features a 10x optical zoom. This camera is expected of a price of $1700.

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