This new Media Box device from Pixelmagic will play anything you throw at it. Connect it up and away you go. However, you will need to provide the storage for the pixelmagic.
Via: GeekBlue
Archives for June 2006
Cool IM Notification from Availabot
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
Another quality idea here… the Availabot is a USB device which is like one of them donkeys or zebras where you pushed underneath and it went all floppy and colapsed. This is much the same but in reverse with a twist. There is no need to touch this thing. It’s a block who lays as though he is dead. As soon as an IM buddy comes online he stands up 🙂 Funny and cool 🙂
Via: UberGizmo
Sondigo Sirocco Audio Bridge
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
The sondigo sirocco audio bridge is a wireless streamer which allows you to stream from your PC around the house to hi-fi’s. It can transmit in 5.1 and has a secured wifi adapter built in.
Via: UberGizmo
Sager 5760
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
The Sager 5760 is a new widescreen 17″ laptop with a core duo processor and can hold 4Gb RAM. With it’s high resolution and powerful features, it is set to be a nice laptop for those intense users. A full review can be found at the link below.
Via: NotebookReview
Tivoli iYiYi
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
The Tivoli iYiYi (how do you say that?) is a new iPod docking station / speaker system which looks very slick. It should hit the shelves at $300. It has 2 x 3-inch mid range drivers built in also an FM/AM radio and alarm/digital clock. It has a remote control and an LCD display.
Via: Uncrate
Sony PSP Camera
June 29, 2006 by 2 Comments
A detailed picture of the Sony PSP USB camera has been revealed. It’s Silver, sits on top of the device and according to a source, it has a built in MIC. The camera seems like it will be 1.3 megapixel.
Via: Kotaku
Wireless computer shrunk to smaller than a credit card
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
This is great news… and incredible that so much can be put in one small credit card sized device… ok I am sure it’s the usual “credit card sized… but about 10 credit cards thick” but either way… it’s cool.
The CM-X270L is just 4.4 x 6.6 CM and squashes in an Intel XScale Chip which runs windows CE or nix. It squashes 128Mb RAM, a sound card and a 802.11b wireless card. Oh, and it has half a gig of flash too. I also forgot to mention the 4 USB ports with wired networking 🙂
Via: theinquirer
Alienware Core Book (Area-51 m5550)
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
The new Alienware core book is not suprisingly good looking! It boasts a weight of 6lbs has a dedicated graphics card (128Meg ATI Mobility radeon) and also has the option of a 256Mb NVidea GeForce Go7600. Screen resolutions are pretty good too with a max of 1920×1200.
Via: NotebookReview
LG’s U400 3G slider
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
LG created some great looking things I have noticed over the past year. I always thought of them as a cheesy brand. How little did I know!
Anyway, the new LG U400 3G slider has been launched and it looks fab. It has a glossy Black finish to it, has UMTS compatibility, and has a nice scroll wheel for MP3’s. Also built in is a 2 meg pixel camera and a Micro SD slot.
Via: Engadget
USB Pen, MP3 player, voice recorder…
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
This new USB pen has it all. It is an actual pen which when pulled appart reveals a USB connection to allow you to connect it directly to your PC. The top part of the pen has all the controls which make this in to an MP3 player, voice recorder, and an FM radio. It has 512Mb memory built in also.
Via: Gizmodo
Samsung SyncMaster CX913P 19″ LCD
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
The new Samsung SyncMaster LCD’s look nice! The specs also look nice too 🙂 This particular model (CX913P) has a built in USB hub so that a keyboard and mouse can be connected directly to the panel and also has a 6ms response time which is not too shabby either.
Via: akihabaranews
Samsung 2Gb 60nm Flash Memory
June 29, 2006 by Leave a Comment
Samsung have announced 2GB 60nm flash memory. The chips have been shrunk from 70nm to 60nm and can sustain a transfer (read) rate of 108MBps and write rate of 17MBps. The use the OneNAND chips to function and if 8 are combined then a write spead of 136Mbps can be achieved. Each time the capacity is increased on a chip, the write speed also increases.
Via: DailyTech
