A rumour is out and about today indicating that iPod’s might be getting embedded video cameras built in. TechCrunch report that a huge order of cheap $10 cameras have been ordered by Apple. Apple are expected to sell 20 million iPhones this year and about 3+ Million iPods/month. If Apple were to include cameras on their range of iPod’s then that 3+ Million per month would give the low end video market a run for it’s money. [Read more…]
iPod Video Around the Corner?
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Leyio 16GB File Sharer
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Leyio is a secure portable hard drive which has a 16GB capacity and allows you to wirelessly share files without Leyio users in a secure way.
The 16GB of on-board flash can be used to store photos, videos, documents and other formats which can be quickly transferred to other users at speeds up to 10Mbps. [Read more…]
Archos 9PCTablet Runs Windows 7 and Possibly Android
July 6, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Archos 9PCTablet is an Internet Media Tablet. It is already known that the 9 will run Windows 7, but TG Daily mentioned today that it could possibly come with Android OS installed. [Read more…]
Handy USB to SATA Adapter
July 6, 2009 by 1 Comment
If the USB to SATA Drive Dock was a bit too big for your liking then another option is the USB to SATA adapter which is far smaller and does pretty much the same job.
It has it’s own inbuilt power supply which provides power to the SATA drive and all you need to do is connect up the USB port to your computer and copy all the files off your drive. [Read more…]
History of Space Exploration
July 6, 2009 by 1 Comment
We don’t mention too much of space here on our gadget blog, but this was quite cool and is well worth a mention.
This year is the 40th anniversary of man landing on the moon. On July 16th Bonhams New York will be celebrating this with a sale of some historical space goods. Nearly 400 lots will be up for grabs including bits of spacecraft that have been taken in to space and on to the moon’s surface. [Read more…]
Wireless 700 Card brings GPS to Dell Mini 10 Netbook
July 3, 2009 by 2 Comments
The Dell Mini 10 Netbook will soon become available with the Wireless 700 card (costs $69) and provides the netbook a dual function card that will have wireless and GPS giving the netbook navigation and geo-tagging capabilities. [Read more…]
Sync Blocker Lets you Choose Between Sync and Charge
July 3, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Sync Blocker is a device which allows you to choose the option of either synching and charging your iPhone, or just charging your iPhone. [Read more…]
Finger Dance Alarm Clock
July 3, 2009 by 1 Comment
If you have ever seen those dancing games in the arcades where you tap your feet in time to the music in a specific routine then this is exactly what this alarm clock is… well, a tiny bit smaller.
The Finger Dance Alarm Clock requires that you tap the floor of it by following a correct sequence of lights. Only when you have completed the sequence correctly will the alarm switch off. [Read more…]
Asus Eee 1005HA – Best Netbook on Amazon
July 3, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Asus Eee 1005HA is now the best selling netbook on Amazon. Previously the Eee 1000HE held that title for a number of months.
The reason for the new netbook taking top position is probably related to what you get when you buy it. The battery life is astonishing at 10.5 hours. It has a 92% scaled keyboard, a 10.1 inch LED backlit screen and costs less then $400 which is not a bad price at all. [Read more…]
Printable Ultra-Thin Batteries Coming this Year – The Flattery?
July 3, 2009 by Leave a Comment
German scientists claim that they have designed and created some batteries that weigh less then one gram, measure under 1mm in thickness and can be printed out. Not only can they do this now, but they claim that the batteries will be ready for commercial scale by the end of this year.
The aim of the research team is to get to a level where each battery can be printed for 9 cents or less. [Read more…]
Self-Portrait Machine
July 3, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Self Portrait Machine is a gadget that forces you to draw yourself. The unit has a camera which captures a picture of yourself and when ready to proceed you put your hand in to some straps, grab a pen and you are then forced to draw a picture of the photo just taken. [Read more…]
Vertical Mouse Prevents RSI
July 2, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The Vertical Mouse comes from Evoluent and is designed to beat RSI (Repetitive Stress Injury).
It achieves this by letting the user use the mouse in a more friendly way to how the wrist is constructed. When studied by a bunch of scientists they found that it was the best neutral position for the wrist and forearm posture. [Read more…]
