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Asustek e-book reader to feature 3G, Wi-Fi and WiMAX Asustek's upcoming e-book reader is touted to offer something different from the rest in the market in terms of connectivity, where it will boast 3G, Wi-Fi and WiMAX mobile technologies rolled into a single device, thereby ensuring that you are able to stay connected through a variety of methods at all times and under all circumstances, barring the lack of battery life, of course. These e-book readers are tipped to arrive at European and American telecom-service providers in March next year. Image from Slashgear. Permalink: Asustek e-book reader to feature 3G, Wi-Fi and WiMAX from Ubergizmo | Hot: Zune HD Review
Post Date:10/29/2009 18:16:12
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Home-Watching Webcams - The Astak Mole Sends Home Surveillance Footage to YouTube (GALLERY) (TrendHunter.com) When you can?t monitor your home yourself, why not rely on the millions of people surfing through YouTube videos each day? All you need is the Astak Mole, which is a webcam that doubles as a home surveillance?
Post Date:10/29/2009 13:00:01
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Intel Moorestown Too Power Hungry for Apple Next Generation Tablet PC Apple?s iPhone has been gaining much traction among consumer space and giant chipmaker like Intel Inc is eagerly hoping to tap into the big pie by keep promoting its Moorestown platform, a new Atom based architecture solution targeted for its next generation product such as the upcoming Apple Tablet PC. However, the proposal has been [...] [ This is a content summary only. Visit My Digital Life or Tip and Trick for full article, links, other content, and more! ]Related posts:Apple Inc Leverages on PA Semi’s Expertise for Next Generation Tablet PCSwordfish Net 102 with Dual Intel Atom N270 Targeted for Power Hungry ApplicationsIntel Demonstrated Moorestown Platform in Beijing Spring IDF EventIntel Showcased Moorestown MID Prototype During Taiwan IDFIntel Plans to Release Pine Trail Next Generation Atom Processor with Smaller Foot Print and Power Saving
Post Date:10/29/2009 10:12:01
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AUO has now come up with eco-friendly LED panels 65" eco-friendly LED panels by AUO have proved that AUO also wants to to green. The LED panel that will come with QFHD high resolution are their latest invention. The speciality of this model is that it sips up to 50% less juice on average compared to other devices in the same category. This LED panel also features a 7.9mm thickness for its 65" TFT LCD module and also a a contrast ratio of over 2,000,000:1. Other than the...
Post Date:10/29/2009 06:54:38
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Pedestrian-powered Pavegen stone harnesses kinetic energy Power by the people is power for the people! Generating power out of every step of pedestrians is not too common. We have seen dance clubs generating energy from dancer?s thumping on the dance floor. Now Laurence Kemball-Cook intends to trap energy out of more than 50,000 pedestrians everyday on a busy street by paving a stone. The rubber Pavegen stone will produce kinetic energy when it is stepped on. When it flexes 5 mm, the dynamo technology will...
Post Date:10/29/2009 06:50:32
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?EZ Power Crusher? crushes can without electricity Tired of all those aluminum cans horded in your house and only occupying space? Most times even when we discard these cans, they aren?t really discarded sensibly. EZ Life LLC has finally come up with a smart way of discarding these cans without using power, that is, without electricity. The ?EZ Power Crusher? crushes cans, but without power. It crushes the cans in a matter of seconds using compressed air. This is a very smart move I feel, and...
Post Date:10/29/2009 05:14:38
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The Air Board Fancy your very own personal hovercraft? Then check out the Air Board, which hovers 20cm above the ground, it certainly looks like a fun way to travel, mind you I am not sure if you would be able to use it to travel to work. The Air Board can travel at speeds of up to 15 MPH, and you will get about an hours continuous use out of it on about 1.3 gallons of gas. As you can see from the photos, it looks like a giant lawnmower, and it features a steering bar, which you use to control which direction it travels in, and also acceleration and braking. It certainly looks like a lot of fun, check out the video below, of a prototype version in use. If you want one, the Air Board is available for about $14,000 from Air Board. via Technabob This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.The Air Board Related posts:Papercraft Mario Board GameThe U BoardCool Gagdets – The USB LED Message Board
Post Date:10/29/2009 03:01:52
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Google Maps Navigation: El fin de los fabricantes de GPS?
Post Date:10/28/2009 18:16:00
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Roku HD-XR We've been seeing more and more devices (read: Blu-ray players) coming out that stream video from our beloved Netflix, but we're still fans of the Roku, the original Netflix streamer...Visit Outblush for the full post.
Post Date:10/28/2009 13:38:44
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Sony Ericsson Aino launches in the US Folks living in the US will be pleased to know that the Sony Ericsson Aino is finally launching in that part of the world a few months after its announcement, where it will retail for $599.99 a pop while featuring specifications such as tri-band HSPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, a 432 x 240 resolution display, an 8.1-megapixel CMOS sensor for its camera to take stunning picks, Remote Play support for your convenience and a microSDHC memory card slot. This ought to shale things up a bit in the market with its rather high-end specifications as this device occupies a niche that few have trod before. [Press Release] Permalink: Sony Ericsson Aino launches in the US from Ubergizmo | Hot: Zune HD Review
Post Date:10/28/2009 11:31:00
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Twitter Peek: a mobile device that handles Twitter and that's it Are you really into Twitter, but not into having a cellphone capable enough to run a Twitter app for you? Would you rather carry two devices of limited functionality around with you than one that can do multiple tasks? Uh, OK. Well, the Twitter Peek is designed with you, and few other people, in mind. The Twitter Peek is a wireless device that can handle Twitter and only Twitter. No phone calls, no email, no mobile internet, no nuthin', just Twitter. There's no word on pricing on this guy, but I'll stick to using Tweetie on my iPhone, thanks. Peek via CrunchGear via Oh Gizmo!
Post Date:10/28/2009 09:16:44
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Post Date:10/28/2009 08:53:02
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Elecom Magnetic Card Reader We have seen tons of different memory card readers here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one from the guys over at Elecom, looks like it might be one of the most useful we have seen, the Elecom Magnetic Card Reader. Rather than placing it on your desk, it comes with a magnetic backing which lets you attach it to the side of your PC or any metal surface. It looks like it will support the majority of memory cards including, SD, microSD and Memory Stick Duo, and it will come in a range of funky colors. Unfortunately there is no word on pricing as yet. via Craziest Gadgets This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.Elecom Magnetic Card Reader Related posts:Kingston MobileLite G2 Card ReaderCellink USB microSD memory card reader doubles as a gadget chargerFun Gadgets – The Beer Can Shaped USB Hub and Card Reader
Post Date:10/28/2009 05:18:03
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Corioliss Mini Vintage Hairdryer The Corioliss Mini Vintage Hairdryer combines a retro design with modern technology. The hairdryer has been designed mainly with travel in mind ? as well as its compact size, it is has multi voltage for global use and comes in...
Post Date:10/28/2009 04:47:00
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Usa tu iPhone para conducir tu coche El equipo The Spirit of Berlin ha desarrollado una aplicaci
Post Date:10/27/2009 22:05:00
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Play Your Child a Lullaby with Lullabelly It's been proven that babies do hear and respond to noises in the womb and do enjoy an nice tune every now and then. For those parents that want to provide your child with some soothing tunes while still in the womb, the Lullabelly iPod speaker belt is just for you. The Prenatal Music Belt wraps comfortably around pregnant bellies and has a front pocket to store your mp3 player or other accessories. Simply plug your player into the Lullabelly into the built in speaker and let the concert begin. You can play soothing sounds or read your unborn child a story via an audio book. There's also a dual adapter included in the deluxe edition so mommy and baby can both listen as well as a speaker volume control so you can protect baby's sensitive ears.According to the site, the highest decibel Lullabelly can reach is the equivalent of a telephone ringing.
Post Date:10/27/2009 12:00:00
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Save power without having to unplug from the socket! Did you know every time your phone gets charged and when you yet haven?t unplugged it from the socket, the electricity units still get counted? In other words, the electricity is still being consumed. Though many of our ecologically conscious friends will feel the pinch, for the not so conscious people also the pinch is felt on the pockets. Designer Yong-jin-Kim has come up with a way to cut the electricity out once the charge is done even without...
Post Date:10/27/2009 03:37:46
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The world's most extreme laptops Some laptops will give you a hernia, while others will fit in a coat pocket. Some cost a day's pay -- others, half a year's. Here are the outliers of the notebook world.
Post Date:10/26/2009 10:34:00
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Bloody Evidence Chef?s Knife Platefuls of Halloween baked goods and buckets of Halloween candy aren’t the only things that you can keep around the kitchen as you get into the spirit of Halloween. Something like a Bloody Evidence Chef’s Knife is both a scary, funny and useful prop that you can add to the knife rack. The knife is a real chef’s knife with fired-on blood spatter that will not come off during washing or use, and is completely food safe. Imagine coming out of the kitchen with a big pie to slice up in one hand and this knife in the other! I would think that it would also make a fun gift for fans of the Showtime TV show, Dexter.
Post Date:10/25/2009 12:38:53
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Future In A Flat Spin: Horizontal Wind Turbines (Image via: Inhabitat) As world-savingly admirable as wind turbines are…well, they kinda stick out. Putting aside the question of whether the colossal wind-turbines we are growing accustomed to seeing are bad for our health or for local wildlife – they’re definitely bad for the view. In fact they’re as incongruous as lamposts in a field of corn. But maybe we don’t need acres of whirring behemoths – we should just design our homes a little differently. Here are three examples of how we might achieve this. (Image via: Inhabitat) Released last year, the Broadstar Aerocam (pictured above and top) is a multi-layered horizontal turbine that follows the wind around at a price translating to less than $1 per watt. Its blades continually adjust to find the optimum pitch to bite into the wind, collecting energy the same way the surface of an aircraft wing collects lift. The Aerocam units can be positioned at points between or atop buildings where the wind i
Post Date:10/25/2009 11:15:47
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