27 Mar, 2008
Looking for a large, stylish, high quality and decently priced HDTV? I would highly recommend you checkout the Samsung LN-T5265F, from the Samsung 65F series. This large 52-inch HDTV has been selling so well, it has been on the top 10 list of many retailers for many months, and for good reason, this is a very good HDTV. The 52-inch LCD screen has a 1920×1080 pixel resolution which is also know as 1080p or full HD. Full HD is the highest quality HD format, bringing you the very best quality. The design of the Samsung LN-T5265F is great, with a clean looking, stylish and modern finish which should suit all room types, and features a blue glowing light at the base (which can be turned off or programmed if desired). (Read the full post about ‘Samsung LN-T5265F Review’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
We’re always talking about all kind of gadgets and gizmos, but sometimes we’re just too selfish and forget that even a pet has its wishes. In this case, I present you the stylish and entertaining Itch Scratch Pad for your lovely cat. The pads are made from pure bamboo and are environmental friendly. Available on squarecathabitat.com, for about 50 $. Don’t be a churl and make a gift for your cat’s birthday. (Read the full post about ‘Because your cat loves scratching…’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Rumors are flying about the next version of Windows Mobile. It was initially expected to be unveiled in Barcelona at 3GSM but pulled a no-show. Now, the latest rumors are that we’ll see it unveiled at CTIA. Will it be a game changer? Probably not, since it’s 6.1 and not 7.0. That said, it’s loaded with more enhancements, a new UI, a new home screen, and more. While these aren’t extreme enhancements, they’re certainly welcome given what the competition has been up to.
I was a Windows Mobile lover for a long time but haven’t been able to put my iphone down since its arrival.
(Read the full post about ‘Windows Mobile 6.1 coming at CTIA?’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Regardless of how old we get, Geeks are going to see new technology and immediately want to pick it up. This definitely is the case when it comes to a group of systems created by LeapFrog. We may end up picking these up for our kids or nieces and nephews in the end, but it’s still cool seeing what the youngsters can get their hands on. Read on to find out what the young generations can expect in the next few months. Earlier this week, I had a lunch meeting with some of LeapFrog’s PR team, and I got an early look at several US$10,000 prototypes of this upcoming technology. Leapster 2 is somewhat like the first one, but it’s design is slightly more comfortable. (Read the full post about ‘First Look Preview: New LeapFrog Technology–Leapster 2, Didg, and more’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Adobe Photoshop maybe a little late with this but still it still is Photoshop, so no matter how delayed they are in releasing the web version of the widely used image editor, it should definitely receive quite the number of users. Released as Adobe Photoshop Express, this free Rich Internet Application offers users with the basic Photoshop editing functions in a fast loading Flash-based web environment. Users are allowed to upload up to 2GB of photos for editing, touching up and sharing. Edited photos can also be uploaded or downloaded to various social networking sites such as Facebook. For expert Photoshop users, Photoshop Express may be a letdown as it made their favorite photo editing tool to within reach of the non-technical users. (Read the full post about ‘Adobe launches Photoshop Express, free web-based image editor’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
This mp3 player from Thanko can be hand-cranked, ensuring that you get to enjoy your music no matter where you are, and it sure as heck is better than relying on the sun for juice if you’re rocking to a solar-powered charger. A single minute of cranking will net you 10 minutes’ of music. Capable of storing up to 1GB worth of audio, this hand-cranked MP3 player supports MP3 and WMA formats - not much, but functional to say the least. Heck, it even has a built-in flash light to help you find your way around at night. The hand-cranked MP3 player retails for approximately 40 Euros a pop. (Read the full post about ‘Cranking MP3 Player’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Posted Mar 27th 2008 9:11AM by Darren MurphFiled under: Robots The always jam-packed ROBO-ONE competition in Japan was more heated than ever this year, with bi-ped robots tackling others and ripping them limb from limb. Okay, so maybe that’s somewhat of a stretch, but you can rest assured some serious throw downs, um, went down. Interestingly enough, we heard that an i-SOBOT competition was also included (infighting, anyone?), and that the Maru family’s King Kizer took home the gold. (Read the full post about ‘Pictures galore from ROBO-ONE 13 competition in Japan’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
If you’ve got a website and have been trying to figure out how to incorporate some social features into it, then you’ll want to check out what the guys at Ringside Networks have just launched. The company announced the Beta release of its new Ringside Social Application Server. The application will allow you to integrate your website with social networks such as Facebook.
One of the greatest advantages of the Ringside Social Application Server will be for developers. They will now be able to design applications for Facebook, while still being able to deploy those same applications to other websites as well.
(Read the full post about ‘Social apps get a Ringside seat on your website’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Filed in archive Announcement by jim on March 27, 2008 There's no denying that Nikon has made and continues making some of the best cameras and lenses in the world. Because of that experience and quality you have to assume that Nikon knows a bit about producing good photographs. So it behooves today's digital photographers, whether or not you use Nikon digital cameras, to check out what they say about the art of photography. You'll find a wealth of information about Nikon cameras and accessories as well as general picture taking tips and more. Check out the "Nikon World" page on the Nikon digital camera website and see all the free advice suitable for beginner to pro photographers. (Read the full post about ‘All New Nikon USA Website Launched’…)
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27 Mar, 2008
Garmin has a brand new GPS system that does not target road users but pilots instead. The GPSMAP 495 helps pilots by furnishing them with the necessary information required to fly safely from start to finish, courtesy of a high resolution terrain database that features various options such as “terrain and obstacle alerting, pop-up alerts, and customizable minimum clearance limits that give audible terrain alerts at specified altitudes.” In addition, it also can relay information about regional taxiways and airports. The GPSMAP 495 will be made available for purchase from early next month onwards, retailing for $1,595 thereabouts. (Read the full post about ‘Garmin GPSMAP 495′…)
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