The Diamond Plate kegerator Cabinet
This is one of those man cave gadgets that makes most men drool upon first sight of it. I’m not sure what draws the eyes first, that shiny diamond plating or the nice flat screen TV. It’d blend in within any garage alongside all of the rest of your toolboxes. Then to top things off this cabinet has an added bonus, not only do you get to hide out and watch the game, but you get cold beer thanks to the built-in kegerator.
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Wiimote turned into MP3 player
The Wiimote is one versatile piece of plastic, as an enterprising brain decided to pick its innards and replace it with the presence of an iPod Shuffle inside. Heck, even the case has been modified a bit to accommodate a pair of headphones, with the Shuffle residing comfortably within the confines of where the AA batteries are supposed to be. Definitely adding a whole lot more bulk to what was once an extremely portable MP3 player, this Wiimote hack will surely attract attention wherever you go.
Japan gets e-book reader from Adtec
There has been a fair number of e-book readers available in the market to date, and this time round we have Adtec Corp. from the Land of the Rising Sun that will release their latest electronic book reader at the end of next month in the land of its birth. This model will be built based on the “eSlick”, and just in case that comes across as rather familiar, the eSlick is currently being sold Stateside by Foxit Software Co., although Adtec’s version will (obviously) support the Japanese language. For those living in Japan, the Adtec e-book reader will be exclusively available from Adtec under the Foxit brand.
Talking Teaching Alarm Clock
The clock displays a random analog time on a high-contrast LCD and asks, “What time is it?” in a clear female voice. Children can check their answers by pressing a button that prompts the clock to speak the correct time and display the digital equivalent. The clock is preprogrammed with five levels of difficulty, beginning with only round hours (three o’clock) and progressing to more difficult-to-learn times. Times can also be entered manually, allowing you to customize lessons. You can set the clock face to turn green at a specific time in the morning, signaling to a child that it is okay to get out of bed. The clock has a working alarm, 10-minute snooze function, and a night-light.
You can opt for it to be powered by either AC or a couple of AAA batteries. It retails for $49.95 a pop, and is a great way to introduce your kids to the wonderful world of the snooze alarm concept - something they might regret in the future as they snooze past their working time.
Duracell soon to release myGrid SmartPower
There is nothing I dislike more than dealing with charging my cellphone. Especially since it seems like I do it way too often. I’ve even gone as far as taking out a staple gun and attaching the cord to the back of a shelf so that the top sticks out and the cord never unhooks from my phone and falls down. That does make it easier, but something like this myGrid from Duracell would be far more simple. When it comes to charging, simple is definitely a good thing.
Plantronics out Discovery 975 Bluetooth headset
Bluetooth headsets - either you love them or loathe them. I feel indifferent about the matter though, but have always hankered to own one despite rarely finding myself in a situation where I have the need for it. Plantronics is an old hand where Bluetooth headsets are concerned, and their latest release would be the Plantronics Discovery 975 Bluetooth earpiece. This model will take over where the Discovery 925 left off. Not to say that the Discovery 925 is a douchebag, as the 975’s predecessor did boast superior audio quality and an innovative lightweight design that is evident in the genes of the latest Discovery 975. Users of this new headset can look forward to an improved audio experience that boasts advanced AudioIQ2 and WindSmart technologies which are capable of delivering natural sounding voice in harsh noise environments.
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TECHNOLOGY GADGETS:
WALKMAN® S540 series, share your music in style : First ever WALKMAN® Video MP3 player with built-in stereo speakers by Sony
• S540 series: First WALKMAN® video MP3 player with built-in stereo speakers for sharing your music
• Digital Linear Phase Speaker System with Virtual Bass and Linear Phase Correction for rich, satisfying sound*
• High quality listening with Clear Stereo and Clear Bass technologies
• Large, bright, high resolution 2.4-inch LCD for comfortable video viewing
• Extra-long battery life up to 42 hrs** audio / 6.5 hrs*** video (17 hrs** audio / 5 hrs*** video using speakers)
• FM tuner with record facility to enjoy radio broadcasts any time
• Available in four stylish colours: Black, Pink, Violet, RedDon’t keep your favourite tunes to yourself. Share them in rich, stereo sound with the slim, stylish new WALKMAN® S540 series from Sony that comes in a choice of four contemporary colours (Black, Pink, Violet and Red).
The perfect choice for anyone who loves sharing their music, it’s the first ever WALKMAN® video MP3 player that includes two high-quality integrated stereo speakers.
Just 10.2mm thin, the compact new WALKMAN® still manages to find room for two high-quality stereo speakers guarded by a tough, stylish aluminium speaker grille. Whatever your listening preference, the slimline Digital Linear Phase Speaker System delivers satisfying, sound with solid bass and crystal clear highs.
Listening on speakers is enhanced by Digital Linear Phase Speaker System technologies unique to Sony. Linear Phase Correction assures smooth, natural frequency responses. Virtual Bass enhances harmonic signals to reinforce the sensation of deep low-end frequencies.
If you want to keep your music private, listening on supplied headphones is enhanced with unique Clear Audio technologies from Sony for a dynamic, detail-packed soundstage. Clear Stereo reduces leakage between left and right channels, while Clear Bass delivers powerful, controlled low-end frequencies without distortion.
There’s a 5-band equaliser to fine-tune your listening enjoyment. In addition, a Dynamic Normalizer balances volume levels between songs ensures a smooth, comfortable listening experience.
The player’s front panel is dominated by a big, bright 2.4” LCD screen. Offering high resolution plus superb contrast for detail-packed images, the screen is great for enjoying podcasts, downloads from online movie stores and video clips from sharing sites, where compatible. The screen’s quick response time allows smooth, clear video playback at up to 30 frames per second.
Flip the player on its side and enjoy videos in landscape format, complete with a rich soundtrack from the in-built speakers. There’s even a handy stand accessory supplied for comfortable ‘hands-free’ table-top viewing.
A range of major music and video formats are supported including rights-managed WMA and WMV. Importing music, video and photos is quick and fuss-free, with simple drag-and-drop from your PC’s media folder or via iTunes* 8.1 using Content Transfer. MPEG1 and certain WMV files can also be played back on the Walkman when converted via Content Transfer. The included Content Transfer Software is available to install from the memory of the Walkman.
Listening options are boosted by the on-board FM radio. There’s a handy on-board voice recorder that’s great for capturing college lectures and interviews or refining your own song ideas. It can also record your favourite broadcasts from the FM tuner for later listening.
The WALKMAN® S540 lets you keep listening for longer, with up to an incredible 42 hours listening time on headphones from a single charge**. You can even listen for up to 17 hours through the built-in speakers. Battery life with video playback is a similarly impressive 6.5 hours: plenty to keep you entertained on that holiday flight or the daily commute to work*** (NB: 5 hours video when using built-in speakers).
WALKMAN® S540 series customers will also receive a special promotional voucher. This entitles them to download five FREE non-DRM music videos from the catalogue of over 10,000 video titles offered by online music store 7digital.
There’s a choice of stylish, practical accessories for the WALKMAN® S540 series. Add extra protection with the CKS-NWU20 soft carry case or just-fit CKM-NWZS540 silicone case. Enjoy music on the go while you’re jogging or working out with the convenient CKA-NWU50 armband. The BCR-NWU7 charging cradle simplifies transfer and charging while also allowing analogue connection to external speakers; and the SRS-NWGU50 dock speaker fills the room with even more powerful sound.
According to CrazyphoneGuy of Twitter and his prodigious Twitpic account, the picture above is of the Zune HD’s new box. It looks quite a bit like existing Zune boxes, but that’s certainly no slight.
Verizon’s “MiFi” is a possibility if you are really in need of a stable data network that is dependable (for example if you’re a frequent traveller). But MiFi does come at a cost and you may find yourself being charged as much as $60 per 5GBs of data.
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Buffalo Unveils Fastest Blu-Ray Media Burners
Buffalo has introduced two new Blu-Ray Reader/Writer which boasts of having burning speeds of 10X for single layer BD-R and 8X for dual-layer BD-R disks, they also support Blu-Ray Re-recordable media at 2X speeds. The new high definition burners are available in both external and internal flavors.
Sony Intros 32 GB Memory Stick PRO DUO for Cameras, PSP
Sony has unveiled a new 32 GB memory stick PRO DUO for its Cyber-Shot cameras, HD HandyCams and most probably it will work with PSP too, this high capacity drive can be used to store upto 225 minutes of Full HD videos, it can also do 7 hours 38 minutes of HD video (at 1280 x 720, 30 fps,mono) or 6,500 photos at 12 megapixel resolution.
Download Best Free PSP Video Converter : PSP Video 9
Watching videos/movies on the big PSP screen is an experience in itself, you can watch videos on the go on your personal video player in PSP, however PSP doesn’t support all the video formats out of the box, so you will need a video converter to do the job for you. PSP Video 9 is one of the best PSP .mp4 video converter for PSP video needs, the best part is, it is available for free download, unlike many other paid PSP video converters which are available for $$ and does the same job.
Free Download: Nero 9 Software for Windows 7, XP and Vista
Nero, the most popular CD/DVD burning software is now also available as a free download, Nero has introduced a new Nero 9 Free Edition with which you can burn and copy your data, movies, music on CD/DVDs for an unlimited time. These are the basic operations we use in our daily life, most of the other functionality of burning software that is present aren’t used by average home user.
Downloadable Mini Games and Comics Coming to PSP [PSP Minis]
In order to strengthen its PSP user base, Sony has decided to provide mini downloadable games for its PSP and upcoming PSP Go. The small mini games will be sub-100MB games and could be directly downloaded from the PlayStation network store just like the Apple’s App store service, the only difference is, it will only be meant for games and there will be no apps, depending on the game it could be a free download or a paid version. Sony also announced the availability of Digital Comics on the PSP platform, you will be able to enjoy wide variety of comics on the go starting with Marvel comics.
Sony PS3 SLIM Releasing in September: Priced at $299
Sony has finally dropped the curtains of the new sexier PS3 SLIM at the GamesCom expo in Germany yesterday, the new PS3 SLIM unit is 32% smaller, 36% lighter and at the same time consumes 34% less energy as compared to previous PS3. Latest PS3 Slim will be shipped with a inbuilt 120GB HDD, other features remains the same as of the older PS3. Sony has also announced a price drop on the PS3 SLIM , the new unit will be available beginning first week of September for a retail price of $299.
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