If you are an all-in-one device fiend, this digital picture frame and DVD player in one should whet your appetite for gadgets. The LG DP889 packs in multiple features making for a well rounded device that can show off your photos and play your favorite movies.
If you want to see all the NBC season premiers before anyone else, you’re going to want to point your web browser to Hulu. NBC Universal has decided to premier their season openers on the online video site, which was created by the company in partnership with News Corp.
There’s nothing worse than being jolted awake in the morning by an obnoxious alarm clock. And we’ve seen many a novelty alarm here on SlashGear. But the Philips Wake-up Light is a gentler way to wake up.
If you find yourself wishing your TV was smaller, you might find the answer to your dreams in the Sony BRAVIA XDV-W600 LCD TV. This 4-inch LCD screen was announced yesterday for the Japanese market and here’s the kicker: it’s waterproof.
This portable TV can be near water without incident. It has an IPX7 and IPX6 waterproof rating, which means it can be submerged for 30 minutes at a depth of 3.3 feet. A device that can last in the water for a second is a good deal to me!
Pinnacle Video Transfer makes digitizing analog footage a relative breeze, especially when compared to similar devices on the market. Now you can archive video tapes like a pro with a device that could just about fit in the palm of your hand.
This little wonder can convert analog vids to MPEG-4 videos from any source. Then, the files are saved to any USB 2.0 storage device. No computer is needed during this process and you can even transfer your converted videos straight to a mobile device, like your iPod.
HP have announced a new sustainable packaging bundle, to be sold exclusively through US retailer WalMart. The deal consists of the company’s DV6929WM-B 15.4-inch notebook, based on a 2GHz AMD Turion X2 TL-60 Dual-Core Mobile CPU, 4GB of RAM and a 250GB 5,400rpm SATA hard-drive, bundled with a laptop bag made from recycled materials. However it’s not just the bag that’s earth-kind: both the way the DV6929WM-B starts its journey, and the way your old PC ends it, are too.
After several hours running Chrome and exploring its functionality, hands-on reports are coming in from all over the web. As you might expect for the first release of beta software - even software Google claim has been in development for two years and tested thoroughly at the Googleplex - there are various bug sightings and issues. Multiple SlashGear readers are finding that vertical scrolling, particularly on notebook touchpads, is presenting some problems, with the most common complaint being an inability to scroll back up the page.
Check out the video walk-though of the Google Chrome browser after the cut
High-end headphone manufacturer Shure have thrown budget customers another bone, with the announcement of the SE102MPA Sound Isolating Stereo Headset. Priced at $99.99, it bundles the company’s newest SE earphones with their Music Phone Adapter, and is being targeted at iPhone and smartphone owners.
Dell have confirmed that they will be launching their netbook offering this week, as was suggested earlier on today. However the company spokesperson declined to name the upcoming budget ultraportable, believed to be the Inspiron 910, and described the leaked specifications seen so far as “still pretty much rumor and speculation”.
Lacie, best known for professional desktop monitors and stylish external hard drives, is slowly moving into the portable speakers business. Here’s another chic and sleek-looking set designed by Neil Poulton of Lacie. A plug-n-play bus-powered compact speakers system requiring no additional drivers, AC adapter or batteries to work with your PC or Mac system.
