If you really want to save place when you travel , this new mouse concept might be a good solution. The Jellyclick is an inflatable mouse, so you can pull it out of the bag, blow some air inside and start clicking. Once you’ve finished using it, just empty the air, roll it up and put it back in your pocket or elsewhere. Not a bad idea !
[via slashgear]
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Garmin announces the release of the Nuvifone, a new 3.5G GSM HSDPA smartphone, combined with a media player, full GPS navigation system, proprietary OS and many advanced elements. The Nuvifone sports the following features:
I’m definitely looking forward to snack one of those and see it in action.
[via gizmodo]
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You must admit guys, the Chinese are improving with their counterfeit devices, and it makes me worried. One of the latest iPhone resembling units is the wPhone. The new clone features a very responsive touchscreen with a gyro support, a nice cloned iPhone interface, good camera, 2 SIM cards storage, replaceable battery and a very similar shiny bezel look.
Check out the following video:
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Kenwood announces the release of Media Keg MGR-A7 series that combines a recording device with an mp3 player in one unit. The MGR-A7 is a high-performance 3-mounted microphone recorder with three levels of automatic recording feature set, to prevent noise incorporation. The device features 2GB of internal memory, SD/SDHC slot, small LCD screen, USB 2.0, multi-language support, MP3, WMA, WAV audio formats support, 19 hours continuous playback and recording sustained, 7EQ compatibility and the size of 52.7 x 100 x18 mm for 95gm. It is available in Japan in Black and Red colors.
[via gmp3]
Western Digital officially released the 320GB My Passport Essential portable drive. The new storage device features a small and pocketable polished design with shiny black gloss color, powered USB bus connection (No separate power needed), 128-bit encryption, easy sync usage and Google software. Price is set for merely $200.
Update: Also available in 160GB and 250GB storage size.
[via wd]
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Korean brand WithView, announced a new all-in-one 4.3″ PMP with some cool and advanced features. Price and availability are unknown.
Specifications:
[via engadget]
If you got 6 figures spare money in your bank account, you can afford those bling PCs, designed for the very rich and famous by a Japanese company, named PC Zeus. The company offers 2 lavish computers encrusted with a golden case or a diamond studded platinum case. Prices are $562,800 or $750,400 respectively. Do me a favor, if you consider buying one of those, email me first.
[via gizmodo]
As mentioned earlier, Sony announced the availability of Skype on PSP and despite a small delay, it is here, included in the latest firmware update 3.90 . For the time being, it is only available threw network update for PSP-2000 models, but the new firmware expands the Playstation Network support to all models - Rock on.
Update: The M33 team has released a custom version of the 3.90 firmware update, available threw the Network Update.
[via gizmodo]
If you’ve already updated your iPhone firmware version to 1.1.3 and encountered with some SMS messages disorder, you are not alone. The problem occurs due to different time and date setting from your cellular operators. To fix the glitch you need to turn on automatic date / time updates in your iPhone and Voila !
[via engadget]
This new simple player features a clean design and 5 basic raised bumps controls, braille style, to command your audio action with sense and touch. We find it very useful, specially when you are on the go, listening to music, coming out from your pockets.
[via gizmodo]
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Sony produced slim laptops long before Apple introduced the MacBook Air. One of those Sony’s impressive models is the Vaio T Type. The notebook featured 11.1″ panoramic screen (1,366 x 768), Core 2 Duo U7500 1.06GHz CPU, 1GB memory, 80GB hard drive, DVD-R drive, memory card reader, Bluetooth 2.0, fingerprint sensor, built in camera, 802.11a/b/g WiFi support and more. Now, after the Vaio T had lost its slimmest premier to the MacBook Air, Sony has decided to revive the line, adding a stronger Core 2 Duo U7600 1.2GHz CPU and a new stylish cover skin. No further details on pricing and availability.
Update: The new T series skins are selling for $1583 in Japan.
[via akihabaranews]
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The fierce competition between Nvidia and AMD-ATI on the PC gaming adapters control, is getting a new dimension, as AMD introduced the ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 graphic card, a fruitage of teaming up with companies like Asus, MSI, Club3D, Diamond, HIS, ITC, Jetway, ASK, Sapphire, Triplex, Tul and Visiontek. The new card features the most powerful processing abilities ever made, with 2 cards in one PCI-Express slot and 2 RV670 GPU chips on board. The card is a DirectX 10.1 compatible and has 1GB DDR3 memory, for maximum high-end gaming resolution. The HD 3870 X2 has managed to overcome its most powerful rival, the Nvidia GeForce 8800 Ultra, and gained constant advantage in all tests. Additionally, AMD has set a very competitive price of 450$, comparing to the expropriated 700$ of the GeForce 8800 Ultra. Nvidia is expected to blow away with new striking cards, somewhere around March.
For those who always wanted to utilize their PC keyboard gaming abilities on their game consoles, XFPS created a special designated adapter that enables users to hook any keyboard or mouse, directly to their Sony PS, and start kicking those creepy zombies. Once you have the adapter, just plug it into one of the USB slots in your console, and hook your keyboard/mouse to the other side, using USB or PS/2 connections. This will give you full control, using your favorite keys, for only 99$.
[via slashgear]
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Audio Technica, a leading Japanese audio company, revealed a new line of limited edition headphones, including 6 vivid colors, to celebrate the first year anniversary for their ONTO ATH-ON3 headsets. The headphones’ range is from 12Hz to 23kHz, 32Ω and 102dB/mW.
[via akihabaranews]
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Pasen revealed a new mp3 player, the F10. The new device features the following specifications:
[via gmp3]
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