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Nokia N93i

January 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment

Nokia N93i
The N93i is one of the latest phones from Nokia which has a 2.4 inch QVGA screen, sleek metal casing, a 3.2 megapixel camera which is a Carl Zeiss lens. Along with this is 50Mb of built in memory as well as miniSD. A cool feature of this phone is the built in Wi-fi which is starting to appear in a few of Nokia’s latest phones. The wi-fi supports 802.11 b/g which allows for cheaper access to the internet when you are in a wireless hotspot. UPnp technology is also built in.

The video below shows the phone in action and looking at it shows that this phone could become a great seller. Beware that the video doesnt have any commentry, but still shows a comparison as well as some of the features.

Via: TechEBlog

Filed Under: Cell Phones, Cool Gadgets

Neo N7 GPS Navigation Device

January 19, 2007 by Leave a Comment

N7 Neo GPS
The Neo N7 caught my attention today due to it’s large screen and interesting navigation software. The screen is 7 inches although it is only capable of 16k colours which is unfortunate as it would double as a nice movie player and picture viewer had it been capable of much more. Movies can still be played and the device has an SD card slot so that you can play movies off your memory card. Dual core processing is an option but pricing of this option is not currently available. Full specs are after the jump.
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Filed Under: Cool Gadgets, Displays

Nokia N76

January 15, 2007 by Leave a Comment

Nokia N76
Since the arrival of the N series of Nokia mobile phones they never cease to amaze me with features. The fairly new line up of mobiles have been packed with features. The N70 is a great 3G video phone, the N73 stepped up a little further by adding a Carl Zeiss 3.2 mega pixel camera with a shutter. The N73 also recently got X-Series which is a bunch of very useful apps that can be used in your day to day business needs. Programs such as Skype can be used, mobile mail and much more. The N Series of Nokia mobile phones are seriously worth searching for if you havent seen much about them yet.
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Filed Under: Cell Phones, Cool Gadgets

IOGear Security Mouse

January 13, 2007 by Leave a Comment

iogear
Security for some people is essential. I know that the data I carry around on my flash drive is important enough not to get in to anyone elses hands. A lot of companies these days require encryption on laptops to comply with the latest security regulations. The IOGear security mouse helps tackle this problem by including a fingerprint reader. The mouse contains a virtual drive which cannot be accessed unless you authenticate with your fingerprint. On swiping the correct finger print the data can then be read in an unencrypted form.

Also included in the mouse is a Nano Shield technology that stops 99% of germs building up on your mouse. Not sure if thats ever been a serious problem in life but it is an addition for those concious of a clean healthy mouse. The IOGear security mouse costs 79.95 dollars and will be available in February in the US.

Via: UberGizmo

Filed Under: Cool Gadgets, Laptops

Samsung SGH-F300

January 9, 2007 by Leave a Comment

Samsung SGH-F300
This great looking phone caught my attention today over on Ubergizmo. It is a nice looking music phone that supports many music formats as well as a number of video formats.

The screen is quite small at only 176×220 resolution, but for the small size of the device and it’s looks it still seems like an excelent device.

Memory wise it can handle up to 2Gb in the way of a MicroSD card which is a nice amount. You should be able to compress movies down to a small size due to the resolution being very low.
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Filed Under: Cell Phones, Cool Gadgets

RFID Digital Door Lock

January 7, 2007 by 1 Comment

RFID Digital Door Lock
For those conscious of protecting their homes and/or family and want to encompass new technology the digital door lock offers that solution. This high tech security product features RFID, key fob or pin code access to your home. There is no keyhole which means it cannot be picked, leaving your home more secure and easy to access. If you are prone to loosing your key, locksmiths are still a thing of the past because by accessing the digital door lock via a PIN pad you can re program and use the keypad to access your property. If the card is stolen then you can disable it’s use via the PIN pad also. This eliminates the need to change locks and not worry about someone getting in to your home before the locks can be changed.

As well as offering secure access from the outside, once in your home you can secure it more by using the deadbolt function which completely disables all external functions allowing nobody to access or tamper with your lock. To add even more peace of mind the lock has a tamper alarm which is activated when someone tries to force the lock or break down the door.
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S-XGen

January 6, 2007 by Leave a Comment

SX-Gen
If your looking for a small computer with a good spec then maybe the Seamless S-XGen UMPC needs to be on your list to consider! It is certainly appeals to the eye, is small enough to fit in your pocket, yet big enough to use without feeling like its a mobile phone – and it certainly offers more capability than your mobile phone too!……
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Filed Under: Cell Phones, Computer Gadgets, Cool Gadgets

XWpen – By Microsoft

January 6, 2007 by Leave a Comment

XWpen
A few years back, researchers at Microsoft created the XWPen. The XWpen was an interesting device which had a built in handwriting recording circuit which could fit in the space that and ink cartridge would take. The circuit has a tilt sensor which tracks movement of the pen. By transmitting this information to a computer near by it can then put what you write or scribble down on to the screen. It uses an RS232 port on the PC to track this via a radio transmitter at 1200 baud rate.
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Filed Under: Computer Gadgets, Cool Gadgets

GyroTablet

January 6, 2007 by Leave a Comment

GyroTablet
The GyroTablet was a project by Microsoft which was never released. It uses accelerometers and gyroscopes to track it’s own movements and the software can represent these movements on the screen. Coupled together with Encarta Earth in the demonstration below you can see some great results. The project was made in 2002 with the idea of creating a richer interaction experience. Not only was this researched for Tablet PCs, it was also researched for use in Pocket PCs. By using this technology in a pocket PC you are able to interact with images on screen by tilting the device as though you were holding the object in your hand. Video after the jump.
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SanDisk 32Gb SSD

January 4, 2007 by Leave a Comment

SanDisk 32Gb SSD
With the advancements that have soared in memory technology over the last few years we have come to depend on the capability and speed of such from our MP3 players to digital cameras. As we come to expect more from this market we find that SanDisk has delivered the next step in the form of a 32Gb solid state disk (SSD). This SSD boasts enhanced performance, durability and power efficiency all in this tiny package.
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Filed Under: Cool Gadgets, Laptops

Dolphin Boat

January 3, 2007 by Leave a Comment

Dolphin Boat
Some people are convinced that they are going to be reincarnated in to their favourite animal. Well, for those dolphin lovers out there an opportunity to “try before you die” is now available. The Dolphin boat is a 14ft 10 inch long innovative sea craft which the creators hope one day will turn in to a sport. The Dolphin Boat is a modified Seabreacher and seats 2 people. It uses a super charged 240 horsepower engine which can send the craft up to 10 feet out of the water and allows you to go underwater for 20 seconds at a time.
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Wallet Sized MP3 Player

January 2, 2007 by Leave a Comment

Wallet Sized MP3
As technology advances, things shrink in size. The Wallet sized MP3 player is no exception to this. It is named the walletex and fits in your wallet. It is a little larger then a credit card in thickness and contains up to 2Gb storage space which is solid state. The connector is a USB and this doubles as a headphone jack with a small adapter.

There is no information yet on costs and when it is available, but we expect it to do quite well.

Via: SlashGear

Filed Under: Cell Phones, Cool Gadgets