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UberGizmo: Epson EX100 Projector
Epson's newest projector, the EX100 is now available officially and will bring the followin features to your home/office/wherever you place it :- 2700 ANSI lumens400:1 contrast ratioNative XGA (1,024 x 768) resolutionStandard RGB, S-Video, composite and stereo connectionsWeight: 3.5 lbs 3" high form factorInterested parties can pick up the Epson EX100 for le ...
UberGizmo: NEC All-in-One Touch Panel
NEC has released a couple of new all-in-one touch panel computers in the form of the 12" 12PNC-W2/B2 and the 15" 15PNC-W2/B2. Both of these will be powered by Intel's Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, and comes with the following :- 512MB/1GB RAM80GB hard driveChoice of Windows XP Embedded or Vista Business Embedded operating systemsTouch screen displayWould be ni ...
UberGizmo: Dr. Touch From LG
The Intel Health PHS5000, better known as Dr. Touch, is a device that functions as an in-house health monitor that is smart enough to monitor and check out various problems caused by different diseases. Of course, it is always wiser to rely on a trained physician whenever you don't seem to recover from whatever ails you, but I think the Dr. Touch is good eno ...
UberGizmo: USB Mini Controller With Micro Steering Wheel
It is interesting to see a USB gamepad like this come with a detachable micro steering wheel, but I suspect it definitely won't increase the realism in driving games, but will probably appeal to simple kart-racing types instead. It might be small, but at least it is better to usecompared to a standard D-pad. This USB Mini Controller works with Windows-based ...
UberGizmo: Logitech Squeezebox Boom
Logitech's Squeezebox range has just received yet another member - the Squeezebox Boom. It is able to stream audio directly from a computer or Internet radio station thanks to a Wi-Fi connection, and boasts better speakers compared to its predecessor (Two 0.75" soft dome tweeters and 30" woofers biamped with 30 watts of power). In addition, it ships with a 3 ...
UberGizmo: iLuv iMM173 Hi-Fi Dual Dock Alarm Clock
iLuv wants to cater to those who own both the iPhone and iPod, as the new iMM173 Hi-Fi Dual Dock Alarm Clock comes with two docks for both devices. This allows for simultaneous device charging, but it won't work with 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation iPods. Some of the features include :- Advanced user-interface (UI) with oversized LCD displayPowerful 5W x 2 sound ...
UberGizmo: Orange Admits To Throttling iPhone 3G Speeds
Don't you just hate it when you pay your hard earned cash to a company, expecting that they will render the best level of service possible to you, only to find out that the company has underserved you instead? Orange has recently admitted to artificially throttling the iPhone 3G's speeds in France for customers, claiming that this decision was made in order ...
UberGizmo: Crosley Keepsake USB LP-Ripping Turntable
Many people claim that LPs still offer the best audio experience when it comes to music thanks to the warm nature of records compared with the cold, hard digital formats. For folks who want to preserve their music collection in MP3 format, they can always fall back on the Crosley Keepsake USB LP-Ripping Turntable. This device requires a PC as a middleman, co ...
UberGizmo: Russian Hydrogen Powered Charger
The Russians aren't only good at gymnastics and synchronized swimming, they're also pretty adept when it comes to developing green technology. Take this hydrogen powered charger for instance - it weighs a mere 180 grams and offers up to 5 charge cycles, juicing up a totally run-down phonewithin 10 minutes to a quarter of an hour - that's extremely fast, comp ...
UberGizmo: TouchKit Open Source Multi-touch Display
Microsoft's Surface might be taking its own sweet time in positioning itself as a consumer product, but they had best buck up unless they want the open source multi-touch display known as TouchKit to overtake them. This device will come fully assembled and won't feature any frame to interfere with your movie enjoyment. It will measure 70cm x 50cm and has a s ...
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News: Orange caught capping iPhone 3G speed in France
News: ION unveils CarbonFiber Leather Shell for iPhone 3G
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·City-In-a-Pyramid Could House a Million Dubaians, Power Itself [Dubai]
A particularly optimistic design firm in Dubai called Timelinks has proposed designs for the Ziggurat, a complete city to be layered inside of a massive pyramid that could serve as home for a million people at a time. Timelinks is currently seeking patents for a variety of technologies that would make such a building possible, including a three axis public transportation system that would run residents up, through an ...
·TouchKit Brings Surface-Like Multitouch to the Nerdy Masses [Multitouch]
Touchkit, a open source (software and hardware) multitouch kit designed by NOR_/D, has been announced at a $1580 price point, or roughly 1/8th the cost of Microsoft's Surface table. That's not to say that the TouchKit is equivalent or even necessarily a competitor to Microsoft's offering, but it is theoretically capable of many of the same flashy tricks. The system must be hooked up to a separate computer, and also r ...
·Tatung Prototype The Nicest VOIP Phone I've Seen Yet [VoIP]
The difference between what I would like to look at and what I would like to use makes for a a gap wider than the Grand Canyon, in this case. One button, no tactile feedback and no screen make this VOIP phone prototype little more than an electronic lollipop. But my desire to lick one increases with every glance. galleryPost('tatungvoip', 3, '');
·A Message From Russia: Turtles Are Reluctantly USB Compatible [Russian Turtles]
newVideoPlayer("/turtlezzz.flv", 506, 423,""); In what is apparently an advertisement for a Russian mobile internet provider, a creative young HSDPA fan experiments with his modem in ways some might frown upon. The ad doesn't follow the viral convention of surprising viewers with an unlikely result following from normal circumstances, because the setup - a violent turtle rape - is weirder than the outcome. The ad rai ...
·Review Addendum: Using Amazon Kindle on Vacation [Kindle Review]
Although Wilson tested the Kindle in bed, on the toilet, I had the chance to use it on vacation and found myself reading a great deal more than I usually do. Unlike regular books, which cause me to fall asleep pretty readily after less than 50 pages, I'd finish about 300 pages in a stretch, with no eyestrain in dark rooms or in the sun. I suppose it felt a lot more like reading on a computer or handheld. Bezos set ou ...
·3-Channel Black Steath R/C Chopper For $30 [R/c]
The guys at Think Geek are bringing R/C junkies one of the cheapest 3-channel mini choppers on the market with the new "Black Stealth." Unlike dinky 2-channel versions, the Black Stealth can handle forward flight with ease—or so they claim. In fact, Think Geek goes so far as to say that it is the easiest to fly small copter they have ever used. I would be kind of skeptical with a price tag of only $30, but the ...
·Is this the Futuremark 3D OpenGL-Powered Car Dashboard of the Future? [Cars]
We've seen all-digital concept dashboards before, but none seem as impressive 3D (or close to reality) as Futuremark's. It scraps everything behind and to the right of the wheel in favor of a smooth, uninterrupted display onto which an OpenGL powered 3D engine renders everything you might need—instrumentation, navigation, entertainment system controls, climate controls, everything. Dashboard UIs have been getting a ...
·Personalized Pancakes: Laser Etching vs. Silkscreen vs. Stencils [Pancake Tattoos]
It appears that Instructables member lamedust has moved on from laser-etched tattoos and fingernails to the exciting world of pancake personalization. I don't even touch a pancake unless it has the entire Simpsons cast etched on it, so I was excited to see which of the three printing methods would work best for my time-consuming pancake problem. Check out the very annoying video above and decide for yourself.
·I Always Wanted Me a Porsche [Porsche]
Porsche is now offering online tools to photoshop your favorite model in front of your home. Just hit the link and click on "picture it." As you can see, a $100,000 sports car really classes up the joint.
·Microsoft Confirms "Porn Mode" For IE 8, Calls it "InPrivate" (Still Sounds Dirty) [Ie 8]
Microsoft has confirmed the rumor floating around last week that IE 8 would get its own "porn mode"—or "private browsing mode" if you insist on being mature about it. Amusingly enough, they have dubbed their service InPrivate, which sounds even filthier if you askme. UPDATE: Beta 2 is now available here.
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·BlackBerry Storm 9530 for Verizon gets boxed
Filed under: Cellphones, HandheldsSo we might not have a physical device here, but these packaging renderings are pretty solid evidence of exactly what BlackBerry fans on Verizon -- particularly those jealous of the Bold -- can expect in a few weeks' time. It looks like RIM's first foray into the scary world of touchscreens will be officially branded the 9530 Storm, will be global (it includes a SIM card, after all), ...
·Creative X-Fi Go! mobile sound card set to appear at IFA
Filed under: Misc. GadgetsCreative isn't showing off too much new stuff at IFA this week, but we should be hearing about the X-Fi Go! mobile sound card, which looks to be an update on the old Soundblaster Play!. The tiny USB 2.0 stick packs in quite of bit of audio-tweaking magic, with Crystallizer, CMSS-3D, EAX Advanced HD and OpenAL support, as well as 1GB of flash storage preloaded with Alchemy, WaveStudio, and ot ...
·JVC's NX-BD3 system enters the Blu-ray HTIB arena
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment The appearance of Blu-ray HTIB systems under a number of brands is an encouraging sign that the format is at least trying to move into the mainstream living room, and now JVC's thrown its hat into the ring with the 2.1-channel NX-BD3. Of course, simply pulling bits off of Blu-ray discs isn't enough entertainment value these days, so the system also sports DLNA support, a 200-Watt ...
·Eyes-on with LG's NB41 Blu-ray NAS
Filed under: StorageSure, it's just network attached storage, but somehow, someway, LG's dressed its NB41 Blu-ray burnin'' NAS with just enough sex, just enough appeal to coax this helpless editor into risking security's ire just to grab a few pre-IFA snaps. It's bigger than we expected -- mini-tower PC big -- but we guess those four 1TB disks need plenty of ventilation. Just check that reflection in the mirror for a ...
·LG injects 7000-series HDTVs with Bluetooth at IFA
Filed under: Displays, HDTV, Home EntertainmentEven though it's in nearly every phone available, only a few flat panels with integrated wireless networking have surfaced so far, and now LG's packing Bluetooth into its already highly anticipated "infinite black" PG7000 plasma and Scarlet LG7000 LCD models. Pricetags are still in the air, but LG says these flatscreens will hit worldwide starting with Europe in Septembe ...
·Two-inch-square Space Cube computer gets shown off
Filed under: DesktopsThe two-inch-square Space Cube computer has apparently been making the rounds in Japan for some time now, but PC Pro has finally managed to sneak one into the UK and, thankfully for us, they've decided to share. This one packs a 300MHz NEC VR5701 processor, 64MB of RAM, a 1GB CompactFlash card, and a special version of Red Hat Linux, along with a single USB port, VGA out, built-in Ethernet and, m ...
·Peak's Starpex wooden guitar controller gets the hands-on treatment
Filed under: GamingWhile there's likely nothing that will convince most folks of the merits of a full-size, $180 wooden guitar controller, those still on thefence about this particular piece of excess may be interested to know that the good people of PS3 Fanboy recently got their hands on one, and they've now offered up some initial impressions. As you might expect, they found it to definitely be a hefty device, but ...
·MSI rolls out EX300, EX400 laptops
Filed under: LaptopsWhile it may seem like MSI has nothing but the Wind on its mind these days, the company is, in fact, still in the general laptop business, and its just let loose a pair of decidedly ordinary new models to prove it. From the looks of it, the "athletic and fashionable" EX300 (pictured above) is the slightly more interesting of the pair, with it sporting a 13.3-inch WXGA display, an unspecified Core ...
·Sony intros TA-DA5400ES and TA-DA3400ES AV receivers
Filed under: Home EntertainmentWe thought we had seen all of Sony's 2008 ES lineup, but boy were we distinctly incorrect. Sony Japan has today revealed a trio of newcomers, two of which we've never seen before. The TA-DA5400ES packs a 120-watt x 7 channel internal amplifier, six HDMI inputs (and 2 outputs), six optical audio jacks and three sets of component inputs (among others). As for the STR-DA3400ES, the wattage ...
·Garmin's new nĂ¼vi 7x5 and 2x5 navigators live and in person
Filed under: GPSWe got a brief glimpse at Garmin's new nüvi navigators, the 7x5 Series and 2x5 Series. Since we weren't on the road, the 755T treated us to 3D views of the IFA building we were chilling at, spinning at a blistering 10 fps. The Lane Assist also does what it says on the box, giving you a crystal clear look at your next merge. The 265T was considerably less dramatic, and both units show a considerab ...
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·Epson EX100 Projector
Epson's newest projector, the EX100 is now available officially and will bring the followin features to your home/office/wherever you place it :- 2700 ANSI lumens400:1 contrast ratioNative XGA (1,024 x 768) resolutionStandard RGB, S-Video, composite and stereo connectionsWeight: 3.5 lbs 3" high form factorInterested parties can pick up the Epson EX100 for less than a grand. Add a comment | From: Epson EX100 Projector ...
·NEC All-in-One Touch Panel
NEC has released a couple of new all-in-one touch panel computers in the form of the 12" 12PNC-W2/B2 and the 15" 15PNC-W2/B2. Both of these will be powered by Intel's Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, and comes with the following :- 512MB/1GB RAM80GB hard driveChoice of Windows XP Embedded or Vista Business Embedded operating systemsTouch screen displayWould be nice to see a memory card slot thrown in for good measure, as ...
·Dr. Touch From LG
The Intel Health PHS5000, better known as Dr. Touch, is a device that functions as an in-house health monitor that is smart enough to monitor and check out various problems caused by different diseases. Of course, it is always wiser to rely on a trained physician whenever you don't seem to recover from whatever ails you, but I think the Dr. Touch is good enough to diagnose the average flu attack. No idea on pricing, ...
·USB Mini Controller With Micro Steering Wheel
It is interesting to see a USB gamepad like this come with a detachable micro steering wheel, but I suspect it definitely won't increase the realism in driving games, but will probably appeal to simple kart-racing types instead. It might be small, but at least it is better to usecompared to a standard D-pad. This USB Mini Controller works with Windows-based computers only, so Mac users are left out of the loop yet ag ...
·Logitech Squeezebox Boom
Logitech's Squeezebox range has just received yet another member - the Squeezebox Boom. It is able to stream audio directly from a computer or Internet radio station thanks to a Wi-Fi connection, and boasts better speakers compared to its predecessor (Two 0.75" soft dome tweeters and 30" woofers biamped with 30 watts of power). In addition, it ships with a 3.5mm headphone jack, letting you enjoy your music privately ...
·iLuv iMM173 Hi-Fi Dual Dock Alarm Clock
iLuv wants to cater to those who own both the iPhone and iPod, as the new iMM173 Hi-Fi Dual Dock Alarm Clock comes with two docks for both devices. This allows for simultaneous device charging, but it won't work with 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation iPods. Some of the features include :- Advanced user-interface (UI) with oversized LCD displayPowerful 5W x 2 sound output with treble/bass controljAura soundcell technologyAu ...
·Orange Admits To Throttling iPhone 3G Speeds
Don't you just hate it when you pay your hard earned cash to a company, expecting that they will render the best level of service possible to you, only to find out that the company has underserved you instead? Orange has recently admitted to artificially throttling the iPhone 3G's speeds in France for customers, claiming that this decision was made in order for the network to be stable. In that case, can customers "t ...
·Crosley Keepsake USB LP-Ripping Turntable
Many people claim that LPs still offer the best audio experience when it comes to music thanks to the warm nature of records compared with the cold, hard digital formats. For folks who want to preserve their music collection in MP3 format, they can always fall back on the Crosley Keepsake USB LP-Ripping Turntable. This device requires a PC as a middleman, connected to it via USB and uses a bundled software to transfe ...
·Russian Hydrogen Powered Charger
The Russians aren't only good at gymnastics and synchronized swimming, they're also pretty adept when it comes to developing green technology. Take this hydrogen powered charger for instance - it weighs a mere 180 grams and offers up to 5 charge cycles, juicing up a totally run-down phonewithin 10 minutes to a quarter of an hour - that's extremely fast, compared to current adapters that take hours to complete their t ...
·TouchKit Open Source Multi-touch Display
Microsoft's Surface might be taking its own sweet time in positioning itself as a consumer product, but they had best buck up unless they want the open source multi-touch display known as TouchKit to overtake them. This device will come fully assembled and won't feature any frame to interfere with your movie enjoyment. It will measure 70cm x 50cm and has a simple hardware/base software package that provides open sour ...
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·Facebook: The Movie: Now, who should play Mark Zuckerberg?
If a recently created group on Facebook is to be believed, entertainment stalwart Aaron Sorkin--creator of The West Wing and A Few Good Men--is working on penning a movie for Sony ... Join CNET Asia's communityGet your tech questions answered, meet other gadget lovers, start your own blog and be heard!http://asia.cnet.com
·New Dell leaks: XPS Studio 13 and 16
To give credit where credit is due, Dell's recent reveal of its new Latitude E-series business laptop line was the first new laptop announcement in a long time to not completely ...
·Hang a BlackBerry Bold from your ear
In your face, iPhone!CrackBerry addicts now have a new way to show their loyalty to thesmart phone--by dangling tiny versions from their ears.And there's no need to fear ...
·Benefits add up for water-powered calculator
We really like the idea of eco-friendly water-powered gadgets. Exhibit A: The H20 desk calculator. Add a few drops of tap water to the removable battery and put it back in ...
·HP iPaq 912 goes on sale tomorrow
Here's a bit of refreshing news from HP. Its iPaq 912 Business Messenger handheld will go on sale starting tomorrow in Singapore, a few days ahead of the company's original September ...
·Nikon D90: First dSLR to do video
The much-rumored and even more longed-for update to the Nikon D80 has arrived. We have the first take of it here on CNET Asia. The Nikon D90 doesn't replace the popular ...
·Drawings of Android phone revealed
The blog "AndroidGuys" has published an engineering drawing of T-Mobile's soon to be released Android phone codenamed the T-Mobile G1.The images show more information about the device than any of ...
·Viewsonic demos 120Hz desktop LCD at NVISION 2008
Viewsonic showed off a 22-inch, 120Hz desktop LCD display prototype at NVISION 2008 on Monday in San Jose, Calif.Viewsonic's 120Hz LCD prototype may be released later this year.(Credit: Viewsonic)While most ...
·Vertical treadmill that's up, up and away
Fancy climbing walls that never end? Well, I don't. But for rock climbers who can't get enough of sheer vertical wall workouts, Brewer's Ledge has a solution for even those holed ...
·Apple ready to rumble on September 9?
Several blogs (see Techmeme) are reporting that Apple will roll out new products on September 9. As previously rumored, starting with missive from Digg's Kevin Rose, Apple may be revamping the ...
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