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The Clove 2 Glove might sound rather foreign to you, but in reality it is a Bluetooth data input interface, helping one “type” without having to use a standard keyboard as key strokes are achieved through finger movements. As for your computer, it will register this as a Bluetooth HID device, letting a specific software translate your finger movements into keyboard strokes. I wonder what the learning curve will be like, and will it actually let us break the current typing speeds achievable on a regular keyboard? This glove is DIY, so make sure you have the technical know-how to attempt a project such as this. (Read the full post about ‘Clove 2 Glove’…)

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The FiiO headphone amp is a pretty interesting device despite not looking like much at first glance. Most people will probably even think that this is a crap device, but hear me out for a moment. Apparently, the FiiO amp offers some pretty decent audio quality, and being slightly larger than the AAA battery that powers it, the portability it another big plus in my books. At a mere $8.50 a pop, this low price would seal the deal for me. If you’re one who listens to most of your music through a pair of headphones, then getting the FiiO headphone amp sounds like the logical step to take before you upgrade to a more powerful pair. (Read the full post about ‘FiiO headphone amp’…)

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AuthenTec is proud to work with Fujitsu to include its vaunted fingerprint sensor technology inside the FOMA F906i ultra-thin world phone. It will feature Power of Touch features such as security, convenience, personalization and navigation. This isn’t the first cell phone from Fujitsu to feature AuthenTec’s award-winning TruePrint technology but the 16th, but it is the first Fujitsu phone to offer TrueNav that offers users the ability to rock on to a full 360 degrees of browser, menu and document navigation simply through AuthenTec’s integrated AES1710 fingerprint sensor. The cell phone itself was recently offered to subscribers of NTT DoCoMo, boasting the tiny form factor AES1710 low power fingerprint sensor. (Read the full post about ‘AuthenTec Fingerprint Sensor on Fujitsu FOMA F906i phone’…)

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Panasonic, world’s leading electronics maker, is proud to present its new product called Panasonic BL-MS103A Camera Management System. Simply connect the video cable to a TV and watch all your camera images on this new product. Using its fully operational remote control, you can easily move the camera lens in any direction.

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If you want to get better at golf, why not obtain some help from the Spider precision putter from TaylorMade? The company is proud to claim that the clubface itself is extremely well-balanced, that shots hit off the toe or heel end up closer to the cup compared to any of its competitors. It is interesting to note that tests have shown even misfired putts on purpose do defy logic and head nearer the cup instead. Move over, Tiger Woods, with the Spider precision putter, I’m going to see you off at St. Andrews next year. (Read the full post about ‘TaylorMade Spider precision putter’…)

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Gomadic, a household name when it comes to vehicle mounts has just announced a new range that offers clear visibility and fingertip access to their devices without having to commit the cell phone/smartphone to a specific product accessory. With TipExchange technology being used, consumers are able to use a solitary charging cable for more than 2,000 devices as long as they have the right tip to change with, doing away with the need for customized manufacturer accessories that come with each new device upgrade. Gomadic is offering both bean bag and cup-holder mounts that feature independent adjusting arms, swivel supports, a no-scratch backing, and a quick release button. (Read the full post about ‘Gomadic has new universal vehicle mounts’…)

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Someone sent me a link to this cool little gadget. It is basically an awesome docking station for any iPod. For example, are you wanting to turn on some awesome music for a romantic dinner? Or, are you just wanting to have some awesome dancing music going on during a big party? This little thing will do the trick. You just put the music on your ipod, dock it onto the Orb and then you can use the 10 key remote to adjust volume, bass, and treble levels. The mStation Stereo Orb has a built in subwoofer to pump out a nice sound. It is great for any area, whether just in the kitchen while you are cooking or in a office while you are working. Another great feature of the mStation Orb is that you can get it in 7 different colors. (Read the full post about ‘mStation Stereo Orb’…)

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by Joshua Topolsky, posted Jul 14th 2008 at 1:32AM We’ve seen a lot of Guitar Hero bots in our time, but we’re pretty certain that Mechanized Rock’s take on shredding automatons is something special. The system — dubbed DeepNote — actually watched the on-screen action with “eyes” that it uses to analyze notes, which the bot then plays in real-time. Using photodiodes aimed at the screen, the components pick up changes in light within eight nanoseconds, then converts that information to brazen, parent-shocking, full-throttle rock n’ roll. As you well know, pictures say a thousand words (and video is prone to run-on sentences), so watch DeepNote in action in the clip after the break. (Read the full post about ‘DeepNote Guitar Hero bot ‘watches’ the game, rocks you within an inch of your life’…)

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Oh by Tutondo recently unveiled their sophisticated and sassy speakers. Not only they’re nice to look at but they’re also equipped with centralized system so the whole house can enjoy nice beats. Fancy colors, cool designs, powerful sounds. That is if you’re willing to spend around €400 or up to €2,500 for the entire home theater set. [ Source ] Tags: home cinema, cellphone, amps, toys (Read the full post about ‘Oh.. These Are Speakers??’…)

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Trusted Reviews has a review of the Samsung SGH-J700 and writes, “This is a slider handset and its looks are pretty standard in comparison to some of Samsung’s mobiles. It doesn’t have a touchscreen and isn’t amazingly tiny, nor does it have a fancy mega-sophisticated camera and in fact it doesn’t claim to be super-duper at anything…At 1.3-megapixels this is actually more entry-level than mid-range. As you would expect its performance isn’t wonderful. Over exposure is its key problem I discovered and it is a biggie.” Read more about the Samsung SGH-J700. (Read the full post about ‘Samsung SGH-J700′…)

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