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ROKR EQ3 speakers – Motorola enters speakers market
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Apr 1st 2008 No CommentsPlantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth headset – for the fashion conscious talkers
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Apr 1st 2008 1 CommentNews Flash! Plantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth headset: Video Review – PHONE Magazine
Featuring Plantronics’ AudioIQ technology for clear calls, their VFrame structure, and an overall design more reminiscent of a piece of jewelry than that of a Bluetooth headset, this thing looks amazing. Even better yet, the little case that comes with it, isn’t just a case.
Humax TV – coming straight from London’s ChauhanStudio
By James Allan Brady on Friday, Mar 28th 2008 No CommentsThis beautiful and elegant TV coming from Humax is a thing of retro art. It even manages to pack in multiple functions including the ability to just play the radio when you need it.
Apple has supposedly ordered another 10 million iPhones – I want mine delivered now
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Mar 27th 2008 5 CommentsAccording to an analyst at Gartner, Apple has ordered a second batch of 10 million 3G iPhones to be delivered. That’s a total of 10 million regular iPhones and 10 million 3G iPhones that Apple is apparently hoping to sell by the end of this year.
MIU HDPC – tries for James Bond, hits somewhere around The Tick
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 24th 2008 No CommentsHardware wise this thing is amazing featuring a VIA C7M ULV CPU running at 1GHz, 4GB of RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth, and your choice of a 60GB HDD or a 4GB SSD. Where it starts to fail is in respect to design, I guess what I’m trying to say here is that it’s ugly.
Halo Soda Vending Machine up for Auction for Charity
By James Allan Brady on Friday, Mar 21st 2008 1 Comment
This one off pop machine was designed for Bungie to help them celebrate the milestone that was Halo 2, but it never got used. Well, now they’ve had the whole team sign it and are selling it for charity with all of the proceeds going to the Make a Wish foundation.
Like I said, the team never used it, so it’s more or less brand new, save for the small amount of dust that might have built up on the machine. The current bid is $15,000 if you want this literally one of a kind machine.
Shipping is free if you can pick it up in Kirkland, Washington, otherwise it ranges from $200 to $2000 depending on where you live in the continental US, and if it has to leave that are either to hit Hawaii, Alaska, or Puerto Rico, or worse yet, internationally, I’m sure those shipping costs spike up quite quickly. They did use it a few times to test it and make sure it worked, and it does, but that’s it, so, fire up your bank accounts. I wonder if it comes with a case or two of Mountain Dew’s Halo Game Fuel drink?
[via Kotaku]
Lichtinfusion IV Light design – looks sick
By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Mar 19th 2008 No CommentsThis light design is essentially an IV hanger filled with 4 IV bottles with hoses hanging from them. The big difference is instead of Saline in the bottles, there are lights.
Tokyo Flash getting some new watches from Citizen, Independent, and Seiko
By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Mar 19th 2008 No CommentsTokyo Flash, for a limited time, is adding some watches from some pretty recognizable watch brands. I assure you, if you are at all a design purist when it comes to Citizen or Seiko watches, you might not want to keep going, but if you like good watches regardless of their appearance, well; these are some pretty amazing offerings.
Art.Lebedev not ending the Optimus line with its current production keyboard
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Mar 18th 2008 1 Comment
Today Artemy himself said on his LiveJournal that they are moving forward with the idea behind the Optimus keyboard. But for seemingly sheer cost related issues they are passing on the 100+ OLED screens.
USB Engagement Rings – so you can implement your own geeky proposition
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Mar 17th 2008 No CommentsSwarovski have partnered with someone to offer up this USB engagement ring. There even appears to be two different models, but this ring would allow you to carry around a certain amount of data in your engagement ring.
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