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Cellular South announced that they will be offering the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with 3G network access on their own carrier. This subsidized netbook measures in at 10.1-inches and would offer wide-range coverage for subscribers. This is very similar to what AT&T is offering.
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Cellular South gets 3G Dell Inspiron Mini 10
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Jul 1st 2009 No CommentsJabra GO 6400 and PRO 9400 wireless headsets with touchscreen base-station
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jun 30th 2009 No CommentsJabra have announced two new wireless headset systems aimed more at deskbound workers wanting to cut their phone cords than true mobile users. The Jabra GO 6400 (shown here) and PRO 9400 use Bluetooth and DECT respectively, and come complete with a base station with an integrated 2.4-inch capacitive touchscreen display.
LG ultra-slim “Full LED” 55-inch LCD HDTVs
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jun 25th 2009 No CommentsLG have unveiled two new ”full LED” HDTVs, each with 55-inch LCD panels and 240Hz refresh rates. The LG 55LH95 and LG 55LH93 both use 3,360 individual LEDs and boast a contrast ratio of 5,000,000:1; the company’s backlighting technology can individually control 240 sections of the display, dimming or brightening as suits the image on-screen.
BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone takes hands-off approach
By Brenda Stokes on Monday, Jun 22nd 2009 No Comments
Since many states are passing laws that prevent people from talking on their cell phones while driving, more and more hands-free devices are hitting the market. The latest, however, is officially from RIM and called the BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone.
This gadget lets you play music from your phone over your car speakers wirelessly. It also lets you receive and make calls via your car’s stereo, so there’s no more taking your eyes off the road or your hands off the wheel.
Featuring Bluetooth, this speaker phone simply attaches to the visor in your car and you’re good to go. You can get the BlackBerry Visor Mount Speakerphone now for $99.99, which I guess isn’t too bad you simply must receive your calls in stereo.
Cideko Wireless Media Keyboard announced
By Brenda Stokes on Friday, Jun 19th 2009 No CommentsThe Cideko Wireless Media Keyboard got its big reveal at Computex and while it might not be groundbreaking, it does add an additional option to the world of wireless keyboard accessories.
Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 introduced
By Brenda Stokes on Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 No CommentsMicrosoft showed off a brand new mouse today called the Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 and this thing is designed to perfectly complement the average netbook while incorporating BlueTrack technology.
Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller for Xbox 360 announced [Video]
By Chris Davies on Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 No CommentsLogitech have announced their latest Guitar Hero peripheral, a wireless controller for the Xbox 360. Like the company’s existing guitar controller for PS2 and PS3, the new Xbox 360 version has a wood neck, rosewood fingerboard and metal frets.
Video demo after the cut
Logitech Portable Bluetooth Mouse M555b with “hyper-fast scroll”
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Jun 16th 2009 No CommentsLogitech have announced a new portable Bluetooth mouse, the M555b, set to hit the market by the end of June. The M555b features Logitech’s “hyper-fast scrolling” thanks to a near-frictionless scroll wheel, together with laser-tracking.
Zeo “Personal Sleep Coach” gets reviewed
By Chris Davies on Monday, Jun 15th 2009 No CommentsYou might not realize it, but you’re probably sleeping wrong. Thankfully Zeo are around to tell you the error of your ways, and since we won’t take anybody seriously unless we’re paying them a subscription and they’re offering us a wireless-enabled alarm with LCD display, that’s part of the deal too. Measurements are taken via a headband you wear during the night, which sends data to the alarm and rates your quality of sleep as a “ZQ” number.
Hillcrest Labs Loop pointer motion-controller finally launched
By Chris Davies on Monday, Jun 15th 2009 1 CommentIf it feels like a long time since you first saw the Hillcrest Labs Loop Pointer, that’s because it has been. We first spotted the motion-sensitive ring controller back in November 2006, but the company has only now released it for direct consumer purchase. Your money gets you a wireless controller with four buttons and a scroll-wheel, that you tilt and gesture with to control your HTPC or presentation.
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