Feb 07
Toshiba announces an update release for its Gigabeat lineup, including the Gigabeat V81, T802, U407 and U408 players.
Gigabeat V81 (Replacing the V41 model)
- Display: 3.5″ LCD TFT screen (320×240).
- TV Tuner: 1Seg (Japanese digital signal).
- Storage: 8GB.
- Audio: WMA , Lossless, MP3, WAV.
- Video: AVI, WMV.
- Pictures: JPEG.
- Features: portable digital TV, USB 2.0, SD slot.
- Battery: audio - 40 hours, video - 13 hours, broadcasting - 10 hours.
- Size: 115 x 75 x 14.2 mm 168gm
- Price: $330. Available in Japan from this month.
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Feb 07
I was always intrigued by the idea of receiving daily/weekly deals directly to my mobile when i go shopping. This Ikea Mobile Kiosk was discovered in one of the stores in Seattle, allowing you to sync your mobile phone through text messages or by scanning barcodes. The synced info includes coupons and other breaking news on weekly sales and special discount offers. I don’t think this technology can replace Ikea’s catalog, but it is an adequate way to update consumers.
[via newlaunches]
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Feb 07
If you are a philharmonic professional member or simply a musical instrument avid, you probably familiar with the notes switching problem, while playing. EMS, which stands for E-paper Music Score, is a cool concept, designed by Serina Sung, helping musicians finishing their composition without the bother of page flipping. Equipped with an e-ink display, you can read any notes in the dark and with the Bluetooth foot pedal, easily switch pages without removing your hands down from the violin.
[via yankodesign]
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Feb 07
This new USB mini-plug adapter from Novodio can easily connect your iPod player (or your iPhone) into the wall and charge it without other accessories. The tiny plug has a USB hub on one side and an outlet connection on the other side, for direct charging. Being so small, it takes no place in your luggage and costs around 22$.
[via gmp3]
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Feb 07
To all of you, star trek fans, wishing you could hologram yourself and your items, Holocube created this holographic projector. The device features a 20″ display with a 40GB HDD, capable compressing up to 18 hours of 3d hologram presentation with 1080i content. Designed for home users, it can be a nice piece of technology to flaunt with. No details about price or availability.
[via slashgear]
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Feb 07
Microsoft published the official price for the latest Xbox 360 HD DVD drive, so you can snatch one for 129.99$ though it is a manufacturer’s suggested retail price only. Therefor, you might find it cheaper on the shelves, but i’m not sure it will hit big time in view of the HD DVD gloomy situation.
[via engadget]
Feb 07
Check out the HiPhone C-002, a scary clone that presents a perfect replication of the Apple device. The new clone mimics the iPhone from tip to toe, showing identical body design and amazing interface and icons duplication. The HiPhone C-002 features a 3.5″ touchscreen, a removable battery, dual SIM cards, microSD slot, SMS, MMS, voicemail support, Bluetooth, Web browsing, built-in camera with video capturing, MP3 and MP4 player with voice recording function, ext.speaker and more. If you support cloning, you can get yours for 239$.
[via pmptoday]
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Feb 07
A week after we’ve reported the announcement of the Nuvifone by Garmin, the company released two commercial videos that gives you a glimpse to what they call the new revolution. Though the following promo videos ain’t the greatest we have seen, they expose us to some of the applications the Nuvifone features but it’s not enough and we expect some improved presentations to be released.
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[via navigadget]
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