Now is this one true life-sized console controller. The WiiMan is a full action figure costume of a super hero that doubles up as a Nintendo Wiimote as well, thanks to some soldering wizardry. I can’t imagine playing any games with this - it will definitely make you much fitter than you would ever be compared to picking up Wii Fit. Tags: pvp, lcd, gadgets, digital (Read the full post about ‘WiiMan to the Rescue!’…)
Samsung’s other new device launched today is the Samsung S3 portable media player. Whilst the S2 Pebble gets a tiny, classy look, the Samsung S3 is thin media device. Also, whilst the S2 Pebble is minimalistic in nature, the S3 Slim Portable Media Player is equipped with a 1.8-inch screen for video and picture viewing. At 1.8 ounces, the S3 Slim is only 0.4 inches thick and is around the size of a standard business card holder. It’s equipped with a 4 GB flash memory, and uses Li-Poly battery which has a 25 hour music playtime or 4 hour video playback. Other than being an audio/video player, it could also be used as a text reader and a compact game system. (Read the full post about ‘Samsung S3 Slim Portable Media Player’…)
The Micro GPS Mail Logger allows you to track your mail - at a price, of course, to the tune of $696 to be exact. It measures 0.5″ thick and is bendable, and can be used in parcels and even envelopes. The GPS Mail Logger records the global position of your mail throughout the delivery process. Once you receive your mail, plug in the GPS Mail Logger’s MicroSD card and find out where your mail has been in seconds. With time stamps and recorded downtime you can find out where your mail has been and if it was delayed or misrouted. With GPS you get your mail’s exact satellite location, how fast it was traveling, and even its altitude throughout the delivery process. (Read the full post about ‘Micro GPS Mail Logger’…)
The Green House iPod touch portable speakers GH-SPA-214CT is a perfect match for the Apple ipod touch.The maximum output is 770 mW × 2ch.The speaker comes with a stand where you can place the iPod touch Vertically or Horizontally. Other features include LED light for both speakers, mini stereo pin for connecting headphone. The Green House iPod touch portable speakers GH-SPA-214CT is powered by the built in battery, which is charged via USB. Fully charged battery lasts for eight hours. [Source] Tags: design, cameras, mobile phone, home theater (Read the full post about ‘Green House iPod touch portable speakers’…)
MIT Media Lab Associate Professor Ted Selker loves objects that are easy to handle and hates the user interface of many modern cell phones. This is why he was a perfect person to talk about the future of human interfaces in mobile systems at today’s Mobile Future conference. Professor Selker, who gained worldwide notoriety with his creation of the IBM notebook’s eraser-head cursor button, emphasized that any new tech in cell phones (or any new hardware) needs to understand the chaotic lifestyle of humans. They also need to pay attention to the little things that we like. For example, if we like riding superfast motorcycles, there should be a safety gadget with an accelometer on the helmet that gives cars a better visual a few moments before the bike is about to turn (see pic below). (Read the full post about ‘MIT Prof Shows Off Robot Dogs, Wallet Computers, Wearable Tech’…)
The Nokia 3606 is a clamshell phone offering a 1.3 megapixel camera as well as the following features: * external music playback buttons * Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support * quad-band CDMA (800/1700/1900/2100MHz), supports new AWS frequencies * Nokia’s S40 user interface * 2″ 262k color TFT, 176 x 220 pixel resolution main display * 1.2″ 262k color TFT, 128 x 128 pixel resolution secondary display * Record/Playback video * 15MB memory * microSD card slot Via MobileBurn. Tags: Ogg Vorbis, DVD, equipment, dvr (Read the full post about ‘Nokia 3606′…)
by Richard Lawler, posted Apr 23rd 2008 at 12:46PMThere’s no other way to say it, DivX is on a roll in 2008 (that small Stage6 stumble is already a fading memory). If support from Blu-ray players and videogame consoles wasn’t enough, DivX Certification has snaked its long arm directly into HDTVs, with “over 80 models” from HP and LG slapping on a sticker indicating users can simply plug a USB drive in and play their entirely-legitimately-owned content. Expect that number to grow, since DivX is also working with AMD, Chips and Media, Broadcom and Trident to include support in other chipsets powering digital TVs near you. Now how about we see some of that content?ReadPermalinkEmail this41 CommentsFiled under: Di (Read the full post about ‘DivX support finds its way into HP, LG HDTVs’…)
The NDrive G800 is the very first GPS navigator that uses real photos in perspective to show you the best way to navigate, experiencing something never seen before.
The NDrive G800 GPS navigator has a 4.3′ screen that allows to appreciate the aerial view in all its splendor, and comes with 8GB memory.
MUltimedia features; plays music, videos, watch photos and read e-books,
FM transmitter; put your favorite songs in the G800 memory and listen to them on your car audio,
Bluetooth receiver; turn your NDrive G800 into a loudspeaker of your phone calls
Games
Calculator
If you want buy the NDRIVE G800 that will cost you around 350 Euros.
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I back my data up as though it were a religion and I a zealot. Yet, I still haven’t learned how to keep myself from making really really dumb mistakes (e.g. washing my laptop bag with my memory stick inside of it – twice). SanDisk’s new Cruzer Titanium Plus boasts 4GB of storage and a free 6-month subscription to BelnSync, an online backup service to protect Windows users with an uplink that saves your data outside of the flash drive itself. (The service is $29.99 per year afterwards.) If you’re a savvy tech kid you probably won’t need this, but if you’re not or your significant other, parent, grandparent, or forgetful friend is not, then this might be a smart gift with a knack for remembering. (Read the full post about ‘Gimmicky backup: memory + free subscription’…)
A new HP iPAQ smartphone has just received the FCC kiss of approval, and we find that might actually be a member of the HP iPAQ 900 smartphone series, to be called HP iPAQ 910 for the AT&T network. Now while this new smartphone has a slightly intimidating facade, not to mention that it’s colored in an aggressive black, it’s interesting to note that this phone is not just about business. It’s also about the other, equally important things in your life that make you happier, like a built-in GPS system, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Quadband GSM connectivity and support for expandable micro SDHC cards. And take a look at that screen. (Read the full post about ‘An HP iPAQ 900 Series smartphone for AT&T?’…)
