September 21, 2007 by Lauren
I have to say, when I first laid eyes on this I didn't think it was a DVD player. That's probably one of it's coolest features, though. I'm talking about a
transformer-reminiscent PDP (portable DVD player) that focuses mostly on design.
It appears to be ultra portable, though it doesn't seem like it'd fit in the average pocket either. Nonetheless, it's slim and cuts corners by nixing the screen.
[Read the rest of this post]September 21, 2007 by Vincent
Fuji Xerox have just released a remarkable scanner that will not only perform as it's predecessors have, this scanner will also translate the document immediately after being scanned if you'd like! Currently the only languages supported are English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. The scanner is also set up so your document maintains it's previous layout after translation.
[Read the rest of this post]September 20, 2007 by Lauren
I'd like to introduce you to the holder of the title "
highest wattage ever" in induction cooktops.
GE Monogram and Profile
induction cooktops boast a whopping 3700 watts. Instead of gas or electricity, these cookers use magnetic fields to heat your food.
Not familiar with induction cooking? As I briefly mentioned, magnets are involved.[Read the rest of this post]September 20, 2007 by Lauren
Remember when I told you guys there'd be an up-and-coming
miniature projector for cell phones? Well thanks to our friends at
Gizmodo, we've got our hands on the...
hands-on. No pun intended. Really.
Just like any other projector, we were promised the technology to display presentations, movies, or anything else we could think of onto surfaces from our mobile phones.
[Read the rest of this post]September 20, 2007 by Lauren
You've all probably forgotten about
mobile internet devices as of late, but I'm here to bring that back for you. There isn't a whole lot of information known about this little gadget, especially from the video below, but it certainly has at least one interesting feature.
The gadget of which I speak is
BenQ's MID. This baby is a decent sized handheld sporting a black and blue color scheme.
[Read the rest of this post]September 19, 2007 by Lauren
I'm willing to look past the infuriating need of some corporations to put their company names in lowercase, and look beyond, into the wonderful realm of
free[ish] phone service. Just who am I talking about? None other than ooma.
Instead of an ugly monthly fee, ooma offers its users the opportunity to buy the necessary equipment for their VoIP service and never pay again. This company, along with its dreams of freedom, isn't new.
[Read the rest of this post]September 18, 2007 by Vincent
Today Apple announced that the iPhone will be released in Europe on November 9th, so get your tents and sleeping bags ready over there and get ready to camp for some of that iPhone goodness.
The iPhone will be release with UK carrier O2 given exclusive rights to the phone just as AT&T has gotten. The phone released in Europe will be exactly the same as the one released in the US but locked to O2, so if you were once of the many hoping this would be the 3G iPhone, then sorry you'll probably have to wait until next year.
[Read the rest of this post]September 18, 2007 by Vincent
You may or may not have had to deal with this issue personally but when it comes to Early Termination Fees from cell phone providers I would like to think of myself as a seasoned warrior. Many cellular carriers allow you a certain time frame to "trial" their service, this period oddly usually only cinsists of about two weeks. During which you are supposed to decide if you want to stick with that carrier for 2 years.
[Read the rest of this post]September 18, 2007 by Lauren
Non-smoking areas are on the uprise, which is nice for the general
public and their lungs, but pretty upsetting for the smokers out there.
Well for the smokers, though I don't personally smoke or condone it,
I'd like to address the fact that help has arrived. You can now suck
away on your cigarette anywhere, anytime.
This smokeless cigarette, the Crown7, is shaped like your average
cigar.
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September 17, 2007 by Lauren
There's a new Sony camera on the market that looks for your smile. Ever find yourself taking pictures without smiling faces in them?
This camera looks to remedy that problem by incorporating facial recognition technology. The general idea is, either everyone looks happy or this camera won't take the picture.
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