Archive for August, 2007
Honeywell has just made history by being first off the blocks to introduce a self-healing HDMI cable with CURExE Light technology that is smart enough to correct corrupted HDCP and EDID data automatically, making degradation of a HD picture and multi-channel audio a thing of the past. A quartet of LEDs are integrated into the cable’s HDMI connector and are meant to serve as a self-diagnostic monitoring indicator. With HDMI slowly making its way into living rooms all over the world, this self-healing HDMI cable would definitely be a must buy item for those who are serious about their home entertainment experience. This new cable was designed for HDTV 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p, ranging from 0.5 meters to 15 meters. in length.
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August 30th, 2007
Narae Inter has just unveiled what looks like a card-type USB flash drive, but in reality it does more than just store data files. The Card R is actually a voice recorder with all the spiffy controls on the underside. Packing 1GB of internal memory, the Card R is capable of holding up to 72 hours of recorded audio which you can then transfer over to a computer via a high speed USB 2.0 connection. It measures a mere 6.5mm thin, so you can plonk this into your wallet or breast pocket without looking suspicious. Looks like a great back-to-school item for purchase, but too bad it is currently available in Korea only.
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August 30th, 2007
Systemax Manufacturing has announced the Assault Ruggedized notebook that boasts a magnesium alloy case in an anti-shock design, complete with a spill resistant keyboard and touchpad that makes it one hardy notebook to tote around. It is powered by an Intel Core Duo processor with an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator and can hold up to 4GB of RAM. A 14″ XGA Active Matrix Display , stereo speakers, a trio of USB 2.0 ports, and an 160GB SATA hard drive rounds off the list of features. It will run on either Windows XP or Vista, depending on your preference. Pricing and availability details are unknown. Check out the more detailed specifications after the jump.
• Durability: Magnesium alloy case, Anti-shock design, Spill resistant keyboard, touchpad and buttons• Processor: Up to a 2.33GHz Intel Core2 Duo Processor• OS: Microsoft Windows XP or Vista• Chipset: Intel 945GM, ICH7-M• Display:14.1″ XGA 1024X768 Widescreen Active Matrix Display • Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 950 with DirectX 9 graphics• Memory: Up to 4GB of RAM using two 2GB modules• Hard drive: Up to 160GB SATA 5,400 RPM
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August 30th, 2007
The Kontron NotePAC Semi rugged notebook is one tough nut thanks to its magnesium alloy chassis that is more than capable of handling even the harshest of treatments while you’re on-the-road. The shock mounted LCD ought to go a long way before giving up the ghost, while the hard drive is equipped with a G-sensor to prevent unwanted head crashes that could prove disastrous to your data. Have no fear about using this in the presence of kids thanks to the waterproof keyboard. You also have the option to include a resistive touchscreen and an internap GPS system if your budget and lifestyle permits. Do you think the top dollar paid for such devices are well worth the price? Do you happen to have any stories to share about how a rugged notebook withstood your clumsiness? Fire away in the comments.
• CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 processor with 667MHz FSB • Chipsets: Intel 945GM/945PM • VGA: Intel GMA 950 or ATI Radeon X1450 with 256MB • Memory:Two DIMMs with memory support up to 2GB • Display: 14.1-inch TFT WXGA display
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August 30th, 2007
If you’re a big fan of scuba diving, then the $299.95 Uncrushable 3,000-Foot Depth Watch would definitely be the perfect timepiece for you. Made by Jules Jurgensen, this watch utilizes washers and O-ring gaskets between the case and back for the tightest seal available. The 4 mm faceplate is twice as thick as those found on other watches and is constructed from the hardest mineral crystal available. Even the case back is twice as thick, ensuring that it is capable of handling more pressure than you ever could. Fathers’ Day might be over, but Christmas is coming so if you’re all out of ideas on what to get dad/hubby, this could be it (assuming he’s not a couch potato, that is).
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August 30th, 2007
For owners of the Treo 750/750v living across the pond, you can finally enjoy the goodness of Windows Mobile 6 on your smartphone courtesy of the European site. Users of BlackBerry Connect would have to hold off this upgrade process though since it is now compatible with Windows Mobile 6 at point of publishing. You can now enjoy improved calendar management and an enhanced user interface, email messaging, HTML/Smart Filtering, SharePoint access, and voice command via Bluetooth among others. Those who can’t wait for the update on the US site can always head towards the European site without any worry of bricking your precious Treo 750.
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August 30th, 2007
The long wait is over, and Nokia has officially unveiled the N95 that will appear only in North America. What makes this revamped smartphone all the more special is the inclusion of 8GB of flash memory in addition to double the RAM and a 2GB microSD card thrown into the package for good measure. The removal of the camera lens also ushers in a larger capacity battery (1200mAh), giving users an additional 30% of battery life. Other features like the 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, A-GPS with Nokia Maps, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and integrated Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi connectivity remains. The price to stay at the forefront of things? A wallet crushing $699.
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August 29th, 2007
The Nokia 5610 XpressMusic handset brings 3G connectivity to a feature-rich slider cellphone that boasts a slide lock key in the center, allowing the user to toggle between phone and music player functions. It will come in an aluminum case with red or blue accents, boasting a 2.2″ QVGA display, a built-in FM stereo radio with RDS, Bluetooth A2DP connectivity, support for MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, M4A and WMA formats, a 3.2 megapixel camera with video recording capability, and dedicated music controls. Talk time is rated at half a dozen hours, while standby time is an impressive 13 days. You will have to fork out approximately $400 for the 5610 XpressMusic when it hits the streets in Q4 this year.
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August 29th, 2007
Garmin has unveiled the Edge 605 and Edge 705 personal training systems that have cyclists specifically as the target group. Both devices come with mapping capabilities and street navigation, featuring a 2.2″ color display, vertical profile , climb and descent, altitude, speed, distance, and time tracking. You get a highly sensitive GPS receiver inside for the best reception possible at all times, and both devices can be attached to your bicycle handle in a snap. If you are opting for the Edge 705 without a Heart Rate Monitor, it will retail for €499.99, while those who want the latter thrown in will have to fork out an additional €50. As for the Edge 605, it comes with a €399.99 price tag.
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August 29th, 2007
The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic cellphone comes in a candybar form factor unlike its predecessor that took the form of a slider. It comes in a sleek metallic black case with red or blue accents, and boasts a 2″ QVGA display, an integrated FM stereo radio with RDS, a DAC-33 audio chip, and a 3.5mm headphone connector. The inclusion of a microSD memory card slot allows you to virtually bring your digital music library with you wherever you go, with dedicated music controls, Bluetooth A2DP connectivity, and support for various audio file formats make this a formidable portable audio player. It even comes with a 2 megapixel camera with video recording capability to tempt your wallet. The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic is set to hit store shelves this Q4 for approximately $300.
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August 29th, 2007
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