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Samsung starts 64GB 1.8-inch SSD productions

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [2]

Samsung has starts production of 64GB memory-based SSD drive for mobile computing. The drive will be in 1.8-inch form and to be used in sub-notebook, ultra-mobile PCs and portable devices such as media players. SSD market will increase by 270 percent over the next four years due to demands. Samsung did not disclose any pricing information at this moment, the drive produced would be sold to manufacturers and not end-users. Samsung begins producing 64GB 1.8-inch flash disk [via macworld]

Nokia 770 Internet Tablet for $129.99 – Only Today!

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Do you ever wanted a Nokia N800 tablet but cant really afford it? Here is another alternative, the Nokia 770 Internet tablet. For only $129.99 today at woot.com, you can own one. The 770 are Linux-based Internet tablet featuring Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Read The Full Story

Fujitsu T8140 – Tablet PC with SSD

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Okay, here comes the “Japanese gets all the fun with cool gadgets” post. Fujitsu just announced a sleek 12.1-inch tablet for the Japanese market featuring 32GB or 64GB SSD drive options and over 11 hours of battery life. A member at GBM forum name Antimatter posted the specs of Fujitsu T8140 tablet PC. Read The Full Story

Nokia announces E61i and E65 in U.S

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Nokia introduced the E61i and E65 earlier this year at 3GSM. As of today, both phones are available in the United States. Nokia is selling the phone without carrier at this moment, so you will be able to get the unlock version on Nokia’s website. Both phones is powered by Symbian OS 9.1 and sports 2-MP cameras, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. E65 is a slider phone and the E61i features full QWERTY keyboard. Read The Full Story

Hydra Games Console Kit – 8-bit DIY game console

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Tired of arguing which console you should get? Xbox360, PS3 or Wii? Why not build your own console? If you are DIY kind a guy with some programming skills, the Hydra Games Console Kit will be a nice toy to play around with. Okay, it’s not exactly your modern days console, but the fun is where the word "DIY" comes in. For £199.99, you can get the 8-bit game console kit and start cracking on your home brew game. Read The Full Story

ForkChops – chopsticks for newbies

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [1]

Using chopsticks is a challenge to me, and I’m sure many feel the same way. ForkChops, the $4.99 chopsticks that combined the tip of its end with fork and spoon will definitely help you getting your noodles down your stomach. It is available on Amazon.com with variety of colors. It is also available in a set of 6 for $31.99. Read The Full Story

Crafsman CompuCarve – Takes the “work” out of woodworking

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Woodworking is an art that just doesn't seem to get appreciated as much as it used to these days. It seems like the world wants everything in a brushed aluminum look. However, if you're a techie that loves the look of a hand-carved wooden object, then check out this bad boy from Craftsman. Read The Full Story

It’s safe to touch: fingerprint scanners reviewed

, Jun 25th 2007 Discuss [2]

If, like me, you dread deleting the cookies in your browser because you've forgotten most of the usernames and passwords to regularly-visited sites, then a simple fingerprint scanner might be a good option.  Yes, a mixture of Hollywood scaremongering and honest security concerns have seen us nervous of people either cutting off our digits or copying them with Jell-O, but for general avoidance of login screens there's little denying the convenience of biometrics.  Todd Haselton over at Ars Technica gathered up four and tried to fool them with Vista, Firefox and Silly Putty.   Read The Full Story

Belkin settles lawsuit with refunds and 50% off codes

, Jun 24th 2007 Discuss [1]

Do you have a router or wireless card from Belkin lying around? Perhaps you weren't exactly thrilled with its performance. If so, you might be entitled to some cold hard cash. Read The Full Story

Sneak peek at the drums for Rock Band

, Jun 24th 2007 Discuss [0]

Looking forward to Rock Band? Join the crowd, we're pretty excited about it around here. We've already gotten a peek at the Fender Stat that we'll be rocking on, but what will the drummer be playing? Now we've got a pretty good idea. Read The Full Story

The Panic Button for all your cubicle frustrations

, Jun 23rd 2007 Discuss [0]

Don't have enough random accessories cluttering up you desktop?  Well then why not add yet another USB powered gadget to the mix, the USB powered Panic Button. Read The Full Story

Rumor: Nokia 7900 fashion phone

, Jun 23rd 2007 Discuss [0]

Nokia is a strong performer in fashion phone market, the 7900 confirmed Nokia’s stand that phones should be a fashion statement. The rumored Nokia 7900 has very unusual buttons design with its triangle pattern. The back of the phone has similar pattern as the buttons. Detail specs are not very clear yet at this moment, but according to some words on the web, it will features UMTS, 1GB internal memory, 230 hours standby time and 3 hours talk time. The screen will sports resolution of 240 x 320. Nokia 7900 peeks out from behind the curtain [via boygeniusreport, nokiaport.de]
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