The Woodi CA-C360 MP3 player is a 39.6 x 54.4 x 11.6 millimeter player featuring a clean design. It's also a MP3/WMA player with 1.8-inch 65k color LCD, FM tuner, voice recorder, line-in recording and image viewer. It is available in capacities from 256MB to 1GB.
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Woodi CA-C360 MP3 player
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In the Dolphon Stadium of Miami, Daktronic's built the largest HDTV in the world. It has a 145.80 foot diagonal screen. The HDTV screen is 50 feet high x 137 feet across. It's a 1750 -inch screen. Its capable of 720p as well. Look around if you visit that stadium.
Acer and Webaroo
A company called Webaroo is expected to annouce a deal with Acer to sell laptops preloaded with a snapshot of the internet, in its 40GB harddrive. The internet cache is stored in an offline search. I believe this idea is not that much useful, especially getting your hard drive stuffed with all the unwanted information, since we all have Internet connections all the time.
Parrot Bluetooth Sound System
Parrot has released a set of Bluetooth speakers, the Parrot Sound System. These 60-watt speakers connect to any number of Bluetooth devices, including phones, PDA's, MP3 players, PC's and anything that transmits audio through Bluetooth.
PSOne emulator on Sony PSP
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Pantech DM-P100
Pantech Wireless and Disney Mobile have announced plans for the DM-P100, the first wireless handset in the Disney Mobile series.
The new mobile phone was scheduled to hit the U.S. market with the launch of Disney Mobile, a mobile service built specifically for families in this summer. It will be multimedia rich for families.
The DM-P100, designed exclusively for Disney by Pantech, will be a stylish camera handset with advanced functionality built around a unique user interface.
Kanguru’s 16GB,32GB and 64G Flash Drive Max
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Evergreen releases $8.50 MP3 player
Japanese company, Evergreen releases yet another cheap, useless product. The DN-2000 MP3 player retails for $8.50 and runs on 5-hours on a single AAA battery. It supports up to 1GB of SD cards. Certainly nothing compared to an iPod.
IOGear USB VoIP Skype Calling Kit
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HP and Cingular develops 3G-capable notebooks
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Motorola to TV
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This new ability to move content can expand Motorola’s existing whole-home video platform to meet the video needs of consumers anywhere and everywhere
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