Well, fancy that. Just after showing you a new Eee USB hard drive, we've got Asus showcasing a new, 10-inch netbook with the same branding. If you're looking for a new netbook, this new Eee PC model may be the next best choice, but then again, some of the features you'll find in this new model are pretty commonplace within the netbook market.
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Tokyoflash Traffic watch actually has some numbers
Tokyoflash's latest attempt to bamboozle our wrists is out, and the Traffic does at least have numbers from which you can attempt to decipher the time. Like Frogger meets Tron, the watch has a smoked black plastic front with neon LED lights that show hours with the "city streets", five-minute blocks with the "subway" and single minutes with the "highway out of town".
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LG Jumps Into the 3D Ring with 3D HDTVs, Glasses, and Blu-ray Players
LG already has a pair of 3D active shutter glasses out there in the world, but up until just recently they were pretty much nowhere else to be found in the 3D market. But it looks like they're changing their strategies, as they're about to strengthen the market with their own products here in the near future. Bolstering what they've already released.
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The Daily Slash: July 7th 2010
Tonight's edition of The Daily Slash is going to be a bit different. If you'll recall, we've only ever had one video put into one of these nightly articles, but tonight, well, tonight is special. Why? Because the two videos we've included after the break are some of the more interesting ones we've seen lately, and we felt like we needed to share them, well past just the standard text-based variation. So, happy Wednesday, and welcome to tonight's very special edition of The Daily Slash. In the Best or R3 Media, we've got the Intercept coming soon, an even better giveaway, and the first images of the retail box for the white iPhone 4. And then in the Dredge 'Net, we've got intelligent service robots, LED monitors, and people who may print too much.
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The Daily Slash: June 21st 2010
Hope your weekend went well. We had a pretty busy day here, especially for a Monday, but we're thrilled that you could stick it out with us. It's time to wind down, so welcome to Monday's edition of The Daily Slash. Tonight, in the Best of R3 Media, we've got a great app for your Android device, Sony's talking smack about the 3DS, and Verizon Wireless completes a round of LTE testing. In the Dredge 'Net, Nike's got a giant LED screen, AT&T and Verizon kind of agree on something, and Kinect gets priced by Microsoft -- still not officially.
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Ebode launches LightSpeaker combining LED light bulb and music
If the ebode LightSpeaker sounds and looks familiar, there is good reason for that. This LightSpeaker system appears to be an exact clone of the Klipsch LightSpeaker we saw back at CES. The only apparent difference is that the ebode system is offered in Europe.
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Casio Green Slim Projectors Available Now
Projectors still exist, and they're not just for the education market, or sports bar. They're perfectly suitable for your living room, where you can indulge in a wall-full of your favorite video game, if you so desire. But, we understand that there's just something gratifying about showing everyone you know your brand new HDTV. But, what if you could get all of that for the same price, roughly, but have so much more space to work with?
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Roundtable Concepts Announces Officially Licensed Capcom Street Fighter IV HDTVs
Roundtable Concepts likes to launch high-definition televisions that are covered in licensed graphics. They first showed up in our parts just a few months back, covering their TVs in Marvel Comics icons, and then came out of nowhere to show off some collegiate materials. This time around, they've got Street Fighter IV for all those hardcore fans out there.
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LED networking research shows flashes of brilliance
Chinese researchers are looking to use flickering LEDs to replace traditional short-distance wireless networking standards, and that could be integrated into office or home lighting. By rapidly pulsing the LEDs, the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute for the Study of Semiconductor have come up with the Lighting Information Network, consisting of blue LEDs capable of 2Mbps transfer speeds.
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HP ProBook 4425s Features AMD Quad-Core CPU on Sale Right Now
Just as HP promised, the HP ProBook 4425s has officially gone on sale. And, as HP is proud to boast, it's the first notebook from the company to feature an AMD quad-core processor option. Which is probably something that HP is pretty proud of, if not ridiculously happy to bring to the masses. However, it's still positioned as a "business laptop," so take that for what it's worth.
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Samsung Wants a 42-Inch OLED TV Ready to go in 2011
Apparently bigger is better. Though, we're a bit terrified of what a 42-inch OLED TV would cost, we're still ridiculously excited to see how beautiful an image that would produce in front of our eyes. According to some new reports coming out today, it looks like Samsung wants to find out, too, and so they're beginning some trial productions to bring it to life.
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ViewSonic VX2250xm-LED 22-Inch LED Monitor Available Now
If you're conscious of the green movement, then it's probably a good thing that companies like ViewSonic feel the same way as you do, and can come up with these excellent pieces of technology that manage to hit all the right buttons. For example, the ViewSonic 22" LED monitor manages to pack all the punches of the LED goodness, but amass a good amount of energy saving power all at the same time.
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