iRiver Japan starts the T5 MP3 Player. It is simple and user-friendly. The iRiver comes in 2GB and 4GB variants The MP3 Player measures 78x25x14 mm and weights 26.3 grams. The price of the 4GB iRiver is 65 USD in Japan.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
iRiver T5 MP3 Player
Monday, April 27, 2009
Statue of Liberty – an USB Flash Drive
The greatest national symbol of America - Statue of Liberty - acquires new form of use. Now it is an USB Flash Drive. The idea of this original drive came to the Super Talent Company that tried to make it similar to the statue as much as possible. The USB Flash Drive presents the goddess in her lengthy dress staying on the base. You will see the USB connector if you pull off the statue from its base.
It is reported that the flash drive will come in three sizes: 2, 4, and 8 GB. This is the only information concerning the drive. There are no details on the size or the price.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
EXPRESSO BOOK MACHINE
The expresso book machine [EBM] is a print on demand machine that prints, covers and binds a single book in a few minutes. It was an invention of the ON DEMAND BOOKS company.the EBM does not require a factory setting and is small enough to fit in a retail store or small library room. The EBM can potentially allow readers to obtain any book title, even books that are out of print.The first Espresso Book Machine was installed and demonstrated on June 21 2007 at the NEW YORK'S PUBLIC LIBRARY of science, industry and business
Friday, April 24, 2009
New smart phone offers ultrasound imaging.
- Marrying ultrasound technology with a smart phone, computer ecperts have created a compact, mobile, palm-sized medical imaging device. The commercial ultrasound probes is compatible with Microsoft Windows mobile-based smart phones.
- The new smart phone with ultrasound imaging is a hand held device that can image the kidney, liver, bladder, and eyes, endocavity probes for prostate and uterine screenings and biopsies, and vascular probes for imaging veins and arteries for starting IVs and central lines. It can potentially help caregivers of patients with Duchene’s Muscular Dystrophy, and find applicications in the military as well.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Panache brings Intel Atom-based Nettops
Panache Infotech Pvt Ltd has launched a range of affordable nettops in the Indian market. These Intel Atom-based computing devices are reasonably priced at just Rs. 4,990 and above.
The latest product, the Panache Mini PC Barebone, is said to be the first in the Nettop series of six products to be launched by Panache in the first half of current fiscal year. It bundles a chassis and Intel atom-capable motherboard.
“Various applications including E-mails, Internet, wordprocessing, business accounting will run efficiently on Nettops. This simply indicates that Nettops are value propositions for all the verticals, including SOHO and corporates,” explained Amit Rambhia, Director Panache.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Aquapulse Bone Conduction Heart Rate Monitor
Getting that body in shape for the summer isn’t just as simple as jumping in the pool and knocking out some laps. Nope, you’ve gotta hone your skills and measure your heart rate - just ask Michael Phelps. The AquaPulse from FINIS uses infrared technology to measure your pulse by attaching a small clip to your ear and then tranmits the count through a bone-conduction headset. It will be on sale this May for $139.99.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
THE NEW BLACKBERRY BOLD
I’m a pretty devout iPhone user. My original iPhone has been good to me. The new 2.0 firmware upgrade takes the device to a whole new level of awesomeness. But as awesome as the iPhone is, I couldn’t help but drool a bit when I first glimpsed the BlackBerry Bold. RIM promised a unique mix of form and function and according to the Boy Genius Report, they’ve pretty much delivered.
Boy Genius had a chance to take the Bold on a month long field test (seriously, we’re jealous) and the results are pretty much what most of us expected. It’s exactly what BlackBerry fans have been waiting for. Boy Genius says it best when they refer to the Bold as the “BlackBerry communities iPhone”.
Monday, April 20, 2009
KYOCERA EOS WITH O-LED DISPLAY
Kyocera developers who resident in San Diego and Bangalore have gratefully shared their groundwork that incorporates mobile phone technologies of tomorrow. At the first glance the Kyocera EOS concept phone doesn’t seem to have more than seven or ten percents of parts our eyes got used to. If EOS was an end product, it wouldn’t need to be plugged for a recharge, would feature very innovative ergonomics and tactile sensations of human’s skin. All that though is achieved by technologies that are already used today but have never before been united in a mobile phone.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Solar powered rickshaw
Solar powered vehicles are something we are already used to. Energy saving technologies is in fashion and it seems to be a very important factor in helping our planet out of the global warming consequences. London based company Solar Lab is in the thick of designing a solar powered rickshaw that can appear in English roads soon. Rickshaw is a famous Indian mode of transport coming with three wheels.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Enjoy your time and fly in the sky
When your work is finished and you are exhausted, there is no better solution than a comfortable relaxation. The Koo Touch new concept launches “the cloud” which makes it possible to have a rest you have never had before. You are going to be on a cloud after hardworking day, since the concept makes you relaxing in the clouds.
This sophisticated sofa keeps hanging in the air. This ultra nice concept is developed for additional relaxation you are lacking. This delightful sofa is a new concept by Koo Touch which was designed by D.K. Wei. The unreal reality is that you are able to fly in the sky, as the sofa is supported by magnetic force.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Extend your Wi-Fi reach
With your Broadband becoming faster and cheaper by the day, make use of technology and ease your life.
When you first set up your Wi-Fi network, you probably assumed you'd get a strong signal no matter where you wandered. Now you're having trouble surfing in your hall or bedroom watching TV.
You don't need a smaller house; you just need a wider-ranging network.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Instant phone backup
How annoying is changing phones and having to get all your contacts onto your new handset? Moving all your contacts onto your phone memory or SIM, taking phones apart, swapping SIMS (if your new handset’s not locked), yadda yadda. It’s got a lot quicker with the use of software and a computer but don’t you just wish it could be instant? Well now, thanks to this little gadget, it is.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
APPLE'S NEW 10INCH TOUCHSCREEN TABLET
AppleInsider stated that the reports from Wall Street Journal made it clear that Apple is working on a portable device, which is apparently smaller than its current laptop computers but bigger than the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Although there is no clarity in the design of the device, hearsay pointed out that the company has ordered 10-inch touchscreens for an anonymous product.By accumulating all the scattered gossips into one frame, it seems that Apple is either developing a tablet-class device or a portable gizmo
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Wii dumbbell helps gamers shape up
Shape up or ship out - that’s the mantra that most people hear these days concerning the current global economic downturn, where performance trumps everything else, with most people putting in more than expected just to retain their jobs. The same can also apply to gamers who have a notoriously poor reputation of keeping their health in check - and Power Play Corp. hopes to somewhat debunk that myth/fact with the Riiflex Wii Dumbbell. This not only doubles up as your Wiimote cover, it also offers the chance to exercise while you swing that Wiimote around wildly. For those who want to add a little bit of resistance weights to their Wii regime, you can pick up the 2lbs set foor $20 or 4lbs set for $40.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Solar powered oven gets green prize.
A $6 cardboard box that uses solar power to cook food, sterilize water and could help 3 billion poor people cut greenhouse gases, has won a $75,000 prize for ideas to fight global warming. The "Kyoto Box," named after the United Nations Kyoto Protocol that seeks to cut emissions of green house gases, is aimed at billions of people who use firewood to cook. Costing $6.60 to make, it can also make it easier to boil polluted water. "we're saving lives and saving trees," the Kyoto Box's developer Jon Boehmer, a Norwegian based in Kenya, said in a statement. The FT climate change challenge was backed by the Financial Times, technology group Hewlett-Packard, which sponsored the award, and development group Forum for the Future.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
HTC Touch Diamond2
- The Touch Diamond2 features a new TouchFLO 3D interface , Windows Mobile OS, a 3.6-inch 480 x 800 LCD screen, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, and a “touch zoom bar” under the screen, including 8GB memory card inside the box.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Now That's What I Call Class--The Gold Mouse
The Gold Bullion Wireless Mouse (not to be confused the the piratey USB hub) is actually plastic. Which is why it costs $35 and not $35 gajillion. To its credit though, it does have a scroll wheel. But still, why anybody would actually pay for this garish piece of bullionshit (count it) is beyond me. That said, I bought one as a gag gift for The Superficial Writer. He loves this kind of crap. And also, American Idol.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Kenwood’s Squeezophone 360° speakers
Kenwood’s Squeezophone 360° speakers for sound seekers! Designed by Claudio Colucci, these speakers look like a really expensive device and this happens to be a new breakthrough in audio electronics as they are able to creating the sound from all the angles. If you are sound dependant, you are about to be satisfied with such improved sound quality. While in operation, omni-directional 360° sound is produced. Squeezophone 360° comes with two stereophonic loud speakers each of which has a woofer 3 way system along with a tweeter.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
SAMSUNG GURU 1410 FLAWS
i bought a new samsung guru 1410. it is provided with 2GB MEMORY CARD. But the phone memory is only around 3000kb. the datas downloaded to the mobile is straightly saved into the phone memory first. so the datas or songs with big size than the phones memory can not be downloaded to the phone. if we try to download such songs, the phone will show that the memory is full. what should i do? i bought the phone only because there is the music player but now i'm so down because i can not here good songs which are of big size in my phone.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Can you make phone calls through your watch?
- It was 17th March, my husband's birthday. I thought of gifting him something special and different. I went shopping and chose a slim and a cute watch as the gift. You may be wondering what is so special in a watch? The speciality of the watch is that it can also be used as a smart phone.
- The phone watch LG-GD910 comes with keys to scroll the stored phone numbers and making calls. It has a 3.65cm screen with touch screen interface.
- The microphone of LG-GD910 is quite powerful to function as a speaker phone and hence there is no need to carry the watch near the mouth or the ears to attend to phone calls. It also has provision for blue tooth.
- The LG-GD910 is 3G compatible and uses third generation wireless technology just like other smart phones.
- The first 3G phone to acheive a speed of 7.2 Mbps for HSDPA and hence can dowmload at faster rate.
- The LG-GD910 can be used for video conferencing, displaying videos and hearing songs with the MP3 player provided in the watch tied on the wrist. It is also provided with voice recognition software.
- Now the people may think my husband to be little odd as he messages into his wrist but you know they are just jealous.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Flexible speaker for better acoustics
- I have a music system at home with no traditional visible speakers attached to it. But still the sound is crystal clear, well amplified and excellent. This would not have been possible but for the flat speakers of just 0.25mm thickness hung on the walls of my house like pictures.
- The speaker can be used for making announcements in public places as it has an excellent amplifying effect.
- The speaker is slim, beautiful and flexible.
- I have also hidden it in the interior of my car as it literally occupies no space.
- It no doubt can be used as a tool for interior decoration as well as an amplifier for better acoustics.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Vuzix releases Augmented Reality Video Eyewear at GDC 2009
Most of us would have heard of Vuzix Corporation by now as they’re a company that has numerous video eyewear devices in their stable to date. What’s the next logical step, you ask? Why, the company is currently parading a game-changing Augmented Reality Accessory
Mojo Software development kit for next gen WebOS
- Palm announced the launch of the new Mojo SDK at the Web 2.0 Expo in SanFrancisco.
- The touch screen handset runs the web-centric operating system WebOS to help people organise and manage their online contacts and identities.
- WebOS will surely be a rival to the iPhone, Blackberry, Nokia's N97 and the Google G1phone.
- The release of the SDK is viewed as an important development in the life of a presmart phone.
- The Mojo SDK is the next major boon for next generation smart phones.
- The application displays data updates on a small bar at the bottom of the phone's screen.
- The WebOS includes software by MotionApps which will allow legacy Palm OS applications to run on the new software.
- The Mojo SDK used open sourced technologies to build applications
- The tools necessary to write for WebOS - HTML, CSS and Java - are the same as web developers use.
- Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7975834.stm