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Liquid Image announces model 312 wide angle videomask

, Dec 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

I'm not a scuba diver but I have been snorkeling and can appreciate the appeal of diving in clear water of the Caribbean and other places around the world. Those of you who are divers probably have wished you could share some of what you see with those of us who don’t dive. Liquid Image has a line of scuba masks that let you take pictures and shoot video under water. Read The Full Story

Super Talent and Symwave team for USB 3.0 RAIDDrive

, Dec 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

USB 3.0 gear is going to be big at CES 2010 starting in January. There have already been several announcements of different companies that will be showing off USB 3.0 gear at the show. Much of the gear will be hitting the market early next year for consumers to get their hands on too. Super Talent and Symwave have announced that they will be showing off the USB 3.0 RAIDDrive at CES 2010. Read The Full Story

Scosche announces its CES 2010 gear lineup

, Dec 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

At CES 2010, the new iLounge pavilion for people showing off gear that goes with the Apple line of products like the iPhone and iPod will be jumping. Scosche has announced its CES 2010 line up that it will be showing off in the iLounge and the gear is pretty cool. Read The Full Story

Team unveils USB 2.0/eSATA X092 flash drive

, Dec 31st 2009 Discuss [0]

Several new dual interface flash drives have been unveiled recently and many of them are sporting USB 3.0 connectivity. Team has announced its new dual format flash drive that sports eSATA but uses older USB 2.0 tech rather than the new speedier interface. Read The Full Story

Google Nexus One: 3D Neocore Benchmark [Video]

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [2]

With the flurry of recent news reports surrounding the Google Nexus One phone: an apparent Google announcement on January 5th, a rumored pricing plan at $180, and tales of the Nexus One already being rooted, there’s finally some concrete viewable media out in the wild in the form of a 3D Neocore Benchmark of the Nexus One. Read The Full Story

OWEN E1 adds a little fun to E-Readers

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

If you take a look at the current E-Book reader offerings I'm sure you will notice that almost all of them are some shade of  unexciting and generally uninteresting white.  White was clean and fun a few years ago but its days are over, even Apple - the company that made white electronics cool - has almost entirely abandoned it. The newest comer to the E-Reader scene, the Owen E1 adds a little bit of excitement and interest to an otherwise bland segment. Read The Full Story

Google Nexus One already rooted with Superboot

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

Googles revolutionary new phone the Nexus One has yet to be released and yet has already been hacked by a user over at the Android @ MoDaCo forums. A user named Paul has released a boot.img that, when flashed, will root your device the first time it is started up, entirely eliminating the need to flash your  system partition or mess with over writing the preinstalled ROM on your device. That eliminates much of the hassle that was involved with rooting Google's first Android device, the G1. Read The Full Story

Logic Wireless presents new Logic Bolt V 1.5 projector phone

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

Logic Wireless has unveiled the Logic Bolt V 1.5, the company’s second generation projector phone. Back in January of this year, Logic Wireless debuted the Logic Bolt V 1.0 at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, which contained the first ever phone-integrated projector capable of projecting phone media content on any surface up to 60 inches. The newly revamped Logic Bolt V 1.5 produces images of native 640×480 resolution up to 64-inches in screen size. Read The Full Story

uCree – First-ever goal-oriented idea translator unveiled by Conscious Ventures

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

Conscious Ventures, a leader in consciousness expanding software, revealed the launch of uCree, the first-ever idea translator, based on linguistic programming developed from research on states of consciousness.  This web 2.0 application effectively communicates ideas into reality, in the format of a goal-setting framework. Read The Full Story

Nokia N900 PS3 controller [Video]

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [0]

In today's day and age controlling one device with another is pretty common place. You can control your thermostat with a SMS message, arm your alarm system or even use your Blackberry to control your home theater. Of course using your Blackberry as a remote requires a stand alone device and a $100 piece of software.  For those of us lucky enough to own a Nokia N900 there is a new app called BlueMaemo which allows you to control a host of Bluetooth devices from your phone. Interestingly enough one of those devices in the Sony PlayStation 3. Read The Full Story

Sony VAIO TT back from the dead as CULV notebook

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [1]

A few months back the Vaio T series notebooks were phased out due to increasing competition from other CULV notebook manufacturers. They have resurfaced again on Sony Japan's wesbite, now they are sporting CULV processors and a slew of other features. While they look the same as ever there is a lot of new stuff under the hood. For starters new processor options: the Celeron SU 2300 (1.2GHz, dual-core), Core 2 Duo SU9400 (1.4GHz, dual-core) and Core 2 Duo SU9600 (1.6GHz) are all available.  The new T series supports up to 8GB of memory and new storage options  include a 500GB HDD or a 512GB SSD. Read The Full Story

Chariot Skates: half rollerblade, half chariot

, Dec 30th 2009 Discuss [2]

Australian designer Michael Jenkins is shaking up the world of outdoor activity with his new Chariot skates. Half Rollerblade and half chariot, these fun looking skates are bound to catch on.  They strap onto your feet very much like traditional skates. There is a large diameter front wheel constructed of carbon fiber and a smaller wheel in the rear of the skate for stability. To move while wearing the skates one must essentially "ski" down the road which is exactly what Michael Jenkins had in mind. The combination of skiing and bicycling. Read The Full Story
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