Archive for September 5th, 2007
Logic3 has just launched the SoundStation3 for the PS3 which is said to bring a greater degree of realism to your gaming and cinematic experience. The speaker system carries 20 watts of RMS sound and features symmetrical speaker satellites that mirror the PS3 design. You also get a trio of preset equalizer settings that cater for gaming, music, and movie sessions. Is it just me or does the number 3 here carry any significant meaning? You can also hook up the SoundStation3 to other portable audio devices courtesy of a 3.5mm jack. I think most people will use this for purposes other than the PS3 since the library of games on Sony’s latest console isn’t exactly encouraging. You can pick up the SoundStation3 for £69.99. | | |
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September 5th, 2007
The WE EVO570 Standalone GPRS Camera is used to transmit images via cellular networks whenever the integrated motion detection system is triggered by movement. Other features include two-way audio and the ability to hop on the HSDPA bandwagon in order to transmit even clearer images. A CF memory card is used as the storage medium of choice. I suppose this is great if you want to monitor your kids at home while you’re away at the office, where you will be able to bark commands whenever your progeny gets a little bit too unruly for the babysitter.
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September 5th, 2007
Sanyo has launched the new Xacti DMX-HD1000 that actually packs in a high definition video camcorder into a small and extremely portable form factor, weighing a mere 268 grams while measuring 90mm x 112.6mm x 54.5mm. Targeting the Japanese market, the Xacti DMX-HD1000 features an adjustable grip (up to 135 degrees) for superior comfort, a swing-out 2.7″ LCD display, an SD/SDHC memory card slot (8GB stores nearly up to 1.5 hours of full HD video), and the ability to capture still images in 8 megapixel glory. The Xacti DMX-HD1000 will ship to Japan from October onwards, although pricing details still remain murky.
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September 5th, 2007
Great news: Apple is cutting the price of the iPhone to $399 for the 8GB version and to $299 for the 4GB one. Note that the 4GB model will be discontinued, so Apple is basically dumping the 4GB iPhone stocks here.
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September 5th, 2007
The Apple store has been updated and the new iPods are available for order, or pre-order. Go, go go!
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September 5th, 2007
The new iPod nano, formely known as “fat nano” has been presented by Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs a few minutes ago. It is a little wider but thin.
Specs320×240 pixels, 2” display Gaming capable (simple games)
ColorsSilver, Blue, Black, Green, Red
Prices$149 (4GB), $199 (8GB)If you can’t wait, Gizmodo has a live coverage of the event. If you don’t want to break your F5 key, come back here in 5 minutes 
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September 5th, 2007
JBL has unleashed a couple more Reference headphones for the masses - the JBL Reference 420 and the JBL Reference 610. These new arrivals will feature similar features as their predecessors, namely top-notch comfort and high-quality audio reproduction. The Reference 420 targets frequent travelers, featuring crisp audio and a healthy amount of bass. As for the Reference 610 headphones, these were created especially for those who want to be free of wired connections, utilizing Bluetooth connectivity to receive audio signals while providing a greater degree of movement. The ear pads and headbands on both headphones are made out of real leather for superior comfort even during times of extended use. If you’re a great fan of portable audio, getting a pair of either would be a wise investment. | | |
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September 5th, 2007
Okay, here it comes, the new iPod is here and just as expected, it looks like the iPhone. It’s actually scary close of the fake image that we published yesterday– At first, it looks like an iPhone with the speaker and microphone removed.
Specs
It has Wi-Fi! Phew, I’m glad that I was wrong about this one. Hopefully that means that it can work without being connected to a computer8mm thickiPhone user interface and OS (Including software unlock slide)Web Browsing (Safari)5hrs (video) to 22hrs (music) of battery life
Prices$299 (8GB), $399 (16GB)
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September 5th, 2007
Looks like the brand new Sony A700 DSLR camera has finally arrived, as both Sony UK and Sony Czech Republic have already started to parade this new addition via a new flash advertisement on their respective sites. So far no specifications have been unveiled, but word has it an official announcement will follow tomorrow. Stay tuned for more information as news breaks. | | |
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September 5th, 2007
Just when you thought you’ve seen the last USB gadget, here’s another. It’s an aromatherapy device powered by USB. I’m guessing all it does it heat up some kind of aromatherapy oil. You probably don’t even need the USB heater, my Powerbook get’s hot enough to cook eggs off of as it is. But it’s […]
Just when you thought you’ve seen the last USB gadget, here’s another. It’s an aromatherapy device powered by USB. I’m guessing all it does it heat up some kind of aromatherapy oil. You probably don’t even need the USB heater, my Powerbook get’s hot enough to cook eggs off of as it is. But it’s a pretty good idea considering that anyone who actually buys one of these would need it to cover up their overwhelming smell of geek.
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September 5th, 2007
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