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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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·Tosh on top for laptop reliability
Our survey says...Which?, the UK consumer organisation, has ranked the UK's most reliable laptops.…
·Acorn alumni to toast tech pioneer's 30th anniversary
Reunion bash plannedSome 400 staffers from that flag bearer of the 1980s UK home computing revolution, Acorn, are to gather next month to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the firm's foundation.…
·AMD's dual-core 'Kuma' specs listed?
German spies Phenom X2Quite contrary to rumors AMD scrapped its plans to bring dual-core K10 parts to the market, the chip maker may have already begun selling the line to its partners on the sly.…
·British boffins perfect process to make any item '100% waterproof'
Gore-Tex killer?UK company Plasma Product Innovations (P2i) today demonstrated a chemical process it claims can render any material 100 per cent waterproof.…
·Crayola colours keyboard... you know... for kids
Crayon crafter Crayola has created a colourful keyboard designed to prepare kids for a lifetime spent mindlessly tapping numbers and text into computers.…
·Credit crunch bites into mobile sales
Handsetsales continue to soarGlobal mobile phone sales will exceed 1.2bn handsets this year, although tough economic conditions are already biting into phone sales, market watcher Gartner has warned.…
·Which is the best Linux for laptops?
Q&AQ&A I have been a user of Windows for ages now, literally using WinXP Pro since its first public release, and I have a fairly good understanding of how the OS works. I have been starting to venture into the Linux/Unix world, currently using the Ubuntu 8.04 on my ThinkPad X60.…
·SanDisk pitches SDHCs at Nikon D90
Anyone smellcross-sell?The Nikon D90 DLSR has only just been announced, but SanDisk is already punting a compatible SDHC on the back of the camera-cum-camcorder's launch.…
·Euro guidelines will allow Bluetooth spam
But UK punters still protectedThe Mobile Marketing Association has published its guidelines for advertising pushed over Bluetooth connections, and considers anyone who hasn't opted out to be fair game for spammers.…
·Nokia 6210 Navigator phone
Modest GPS-enabledmobile from NokiaReview The upgraded successor to last year’s 6110 Navigator, the 6210 is a tidy slider-design handset, bearing more than a passing resemblance in looks and specs to the recently-launched 6220 Classic.…
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·Mystery Chinese iPhone worker becomes Internet star (Reuters)
Reuters - A Chinese factory worker has becomean Internet sensation after a picture of her smiling andflashing a peace sign to a co-worker testing an Apple iPhonestayed on the phone that was sold to a man in Britain.
·Sony CEO thinking over Ericsson joint venture: report (Reuters)
Reuters - Sony's (6758.T) joint venture withcell phone maker Ericsson (ERICb.ST) must do better, Sony'schief executive was quoted as saying by a German newspaper onWednesday.
·iPhone News: Orange Caps 3G Speed; Security Flaw Seen (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - The iPhone took hits on two fronts Wednesday as Orange -- an iPhone 3G carrier in France -- admitted to limiting 3G bandwidth for its customers, and a security flaw was discovered in the iPhone that enables unauthorized users to access private data on the phone when it is supposedly locked.
·Inventor of PDA Files More Suits, Now for Voice Mail (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Klausner Technologies, a patent-holding company, is at it again. The New York-based company said late Tuesday that it has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Verizon Wireless, LG Electronics, Google and a long list of others.
·TiVo issues 3Q revenue guidance below Wall Street (AP)
AP - TiVo Inc. says its revenue in this quarter will fallshort of analysts current expectations.
·New Nikon SLR camera shoots high-def movies, too (AP)
AP - Nikon Corp. on Wednesday launched the first digital still camera with interchangeable lenses that also shoots movies.
·Report: Orange backs off iPhone 3G throttling (CNET)
CNET - French owners of the iPhone 3G are irate over Orange's practice of capping their 3G download speeds at a rate far slower than what their neighbors can access, but are in for a speed boost.
·Immersion and Microsoft End Six-Year Court Battle (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - After more than six years of disputes and battles between Immersion and Microsoft, the companies are waving white flags. After suing Microsoft for patent infringement on Xbox controller technology and winning, and then suing again for breach of a confidentiality agreement, Immersion will now pay Microsoft $20.75 million of the $26 million it received in a previous settlement.
·TiVo tying up with Entertainment Weekly: report (Reuters)
Reuters - Digital video recorder maker TiVo Incis set to enter into an agreement with Time Warner'sEntertainment Weekly that will allow its users to automaticallyrecord shows suggested by the magazine's staff, the Wall StreetJournal said.
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·Best-laid plans
Ask any 14-year-old boy about Halo 3, the hotly anticipated video game coming next week, and chances are you'll get a response involving the armor-crusted space Marine, Master Chief, who battles to save humanity from a federation of aliens known as the Covenant.
·AT&T lets parents set limits on phones
It may be something of a teenage nightmare: limits on when a wireless phone can make and receive calls and to whom, restrictions on text messages and talk time, and set allowances for ring tones and other downloads all at a parent's fingertips.
·Restaurant staff gets high-tech assistance
They're common in Paris bistros, these wireless, handheld computers that enable a waiter to take an order at the table. Now they're turning up on this side of the pond at restaurants such as Bricco, a fine-dining restaurant in Harrisburg, Pa., which is usingfive of the Motorola MC-50 units in its front room.
·Online reputation score may get portable
Buy and sell enough goods on eBay and you'll accumulate a score based on feedback left by other users. Visit another site, however, and you must rebuild your reputation from scratch.
·Action is right on target in 'Hard Boiled' sequel
Director John Woo and actor Chow Yun-Fat team up once again for what could be the most intense and stylish action game of the holiday, Stranglehold. As the official sequel to their popular movie collaboration, Hard Boiled, the game mirrors the awesome gun ballet sequences that made the movie such a hit.
·Nuptials never so crazy as in 'Dash'
So-called casual games such as Wedding Dash can be very deceptive. Though laughably easy at first, this taskmaster's worst nightmare quickly becomes a dizzying job of wedding-reception management.
·Plenty to explore in 'Two Worlds'
With the holiday season around the corner, the gaming market will soon flood with new titles. One alternative to going broke trying to snatch up everything that looks like fun is to play the action role-playing game Two Worlds.
·Swapping of 'beta' invites may be easier
As many techies know, getting in on a hot new startup's invitation-only beta test can be tough. Some resort to posting pleas on their blogs, others beg friends of friends, and as best illustrated by the slow rollout of Google's Gmail service in 2004 some are even willing to buy invites through eBay's auction site.
·Phone number? Just call Google
Each time you ask an operator to look up a number or place a call, you're charged $1 to $2, and those fees add up fast. Revenue from 411 calls was nearly $8 billion in 2006, according to The New York Times.
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