Now isn’t this one of the weirdest PC case mods you’ve ever seen? It features the waist area of a traditional French maid that actually consists of a mini ATX case complete with a trio of 3.5″ hard drives and a slim CD-ROM inside. I know we turn on our PCs every single day, and it is nice to see a PC return the favor at long last. No idea on how to get one though.
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If the MPIO MO100 gives you a sense of deja vu, it could be due to the fact that it looks like Grundig’s MPixx 2000 that was released earlier this year. That feeling aside, let’s take a look at what the MO100 has on offer. It handles audio, video and picture formats (MP3, WMA, WAV, SMV, JPEG, and BMP), although the 1.8″ display isn’t too hot when it comes to watching video for hours on end. Other features include FM radio recording and voice recording functionality. The MPIO MO100 currently comes in a 1GB model only, although word has it that 2GB and 4GB models are in the works.
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IO-Data will be putting up new Blu-ray burners for sale this November, where all of them will retail for slightly less than €400. You will find SATA connection in all but one of these new burners, where the external model relies on USB 2.0 instead. Both BD-R and BD-R DL can be burnt in 4x; and all of them are compatible with both Windows and Mac OS X platforms. Guess now would be a good time to upgrade if you want to migrate your data backup solutions. Supported Blu-ray recording formats include BD-R and BD-R DL x4, BD-RE and BD-RE DL x2, and BR-ROM x4.
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Sprint Nextel and Alcatel-Lucent have teamed up with plans to release a mobile data card that is capable of acting as a notebook security mechanism as well. The SprintSecure Laptop Guardian comes with its own power supply, and will render any laptop useless when removed. This is made possible courtesy of an internal processor, memory, proprietary operating system and an SD memory card slot that enforces policies that limit information which can be downloaded by users no matter the route taken to hook up to the Internet. Not only that, this card comes with GPS functionality that enables an IT administrator to locate it as well as the laptop in the process. Sounds like a great invention as you can never be too safe these days.
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The Spy Clock is one device that you would do well to have in the office if you’re working in a cuble farm. Often times, there are colleagues who might sneak up on you while you’re typing that resume - making the shiny, convex, glass mirror that doubles up as the face of the clock useful for detecting whoever’s behind you. It is powered by a single AA battery and retails for $25. I’ve a cheaper solution though - just get a vanity mirror and prop it up against your cubicle wall.
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Cassettes are so yesterday but somehow they’re still around these days. The MIXA USB flash drive takes on the form of a cassette as a tribute to the once all-conquering audio format that the world knew and loved. While it is interesting to look at, the MIXA isn’t really all that practical when you think about it. Part of its appeal would probably lie in the choice to interactively design a custom lable for the tape. This 1GB USB flash drive will retail for $40 that includes worldwide shipping, a unique sleeve, a set of MIXA stickers, and a USB extension cable.
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Samsung has achieved yet another first by introducing the first bendable OLED display in the work at the FPD International 2007 expo. This 4.3″ display comes with a resolution of 480 x 272 pixels, a brightness level of 200 cd/m2, and a contrast ratio of 1,000 to 1. While it looks operational already, Samsung officials have not released a hint on its actual development status as well as the time where it would go mainstream. Looks like a pretty neat idea - imagine rolling open your phone’s display to a larger size whenever you want to enjoy movies on-the-go.
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BlackBerry users who already have a hard enough time trying to live without their device have just been given yet another reason not to give up their addiction - it has received Facebook for BlackBerry, a new software that brings fast, streamlined and optimized mobile access to the extremely popular Facebook social utility via any compatible BlackBerry smartphone by leveraging on the push-based system architecture and Facebook Platform. T-Mobile USA has the honor of being the first mobile operator to provide the software application to subscribers, and this software will be preloaded onto all T-Mobile BlackBerry smartphones at no cost. Several application features are available after the jump.
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For those who love their Hondas to the death, there is the Honda Dashboard Style Desk Clock that makes you feel as though you’re still driving a car despite sitting down in your office chair. All three dials will show separate hours, seconds, and minutes, mimicking the look of a car dash gauge perfectly. This is an officially licensed product by Honda and while it doesn’t come with a 60,000 mile warranty, repairs are free for the first three years. It retails for $37.95 a pop.
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Maingear has introduced the Dash Friends and Family PC at an affordable price, hoping to enable those who have yet made the jump to do so. This new computer aims to merge performance and high quality of a smaller computer manufacturer at a pocket-friendly price that is often equated with large PC manufacturers. The Maingear Dash will be powered by AMD processors and graphics chipsets, and boast FireWire, a couple of SATA hard drive bays, HDMI, DVI, and analog RGB video output, S/PDIF audio output, an all-in-one internal USB flash card reader and writer, 7.1 high-definition audio support, seven USB 2.0 ports, and integrated gigabit Ethernet and 802.11g WiFi. It ships in various configurations, with prices starting from $799 to a whopping $2,500.
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