A while back we mentioned the Mint V10 pocket projector that was scheduled to be launched. The V10 pocket projector is now available to buy in the UK. [Read more…]
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Pocket Cinema V10
December 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Sony VGNNR31JS Laptop Review
December 5, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Sony Vaio VGNNR31JS is a great laptop that packs in a fair few cool features at a very good price. It features a 15.4″ X-Black screen that provides a fantastic image at a resolution of 1280×800 pixels. [Read more…]
Google’s First Android Phone Coming Soon
September 25, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The first Google Android powered mobile phone should be arriving soon. The first phone to be released is the HTC G1 which is also known as the Dream. T-Mobile have the honour of providing service for users of this phone. [Read more…]
The Lego Brick PC
August 9, 2008 by 2 Comments
Lego bricks can be used for all sorts of things from building the Lego models themselves to building your own creations. Mr Anderson has decided that a PC case mod is now in order and created his PC case entirely out of black Lego bricks. [Read more…]
Train Capsule Lets you Ride Alone
August 4, 2008 by 2 Comments
This new concept named the “Capsule Train” gives each person their own bit of space for travelling. The train is has a couple of different types of capsules available with the space for individuals to travel, or groups of 4 on the larger capsules. The train is designed by Hamit Kanuni Kiralkan who is based in Melbourne, Australia. [Read more…]
Samsung TL9 with Analog Gauges
July 21, 2008 by 1 Comment
The TL9 is a camera built by Samsung which also is capable of MP3 playback and PMP functionality. The most unique feature of this camera has to be the dual analog gauges which represent battery life and memory usage. [Read more…]
Laptop on Steroids
May 13, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This laptop comes from Eurocom. Eurocom is a company that I do not recall ever hearing about before, but from this offering of Laptop I find my self interested in what they have to offer. The D90XC comes with a 17.1″ WUXGA widescreen display running at an impressive 1920 x 1200 resolution. It can also run at 1680 x 1050 (WSXGA+) if needed. [Read more…]
Quad Band Cell Phone Watch
May 2, 2008 by 4 Comments
This Cell Phone watch has a number of quite cool features which include a camera, vibration, card slot and bluetooth. It is named the D299i Quad Band Cell Phone Watch and has a built in 1.4 inch touch screen display. [Read more…]
Mobile Phone’s with Blu-Ray?
February 13, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Just as you thought your phone had every feature crammed inside it’s little case, a company has to come along and say “hold on, there’s no Blu-Ray in that phone yet”. Vmedia have created an amazing 32mm diameter optical disc that can fit a full feature length movie on to it in 576p resolution. The tiny optical disc is to be found inside a small cartridge in a similar way to Sony’s Mini Disc (but smaller) and it uses blue laser technology. The capacity of the first single layer discs will be 1GB and this will be doubled to 2GB when the dual layer version becomes available which is expected to be in 2009.
Vmedia have made the whole system be available as a package to mobile phone manufacturers. The component is easy to integrate and is designed to be used in mobile phone, hence, it can be beaten up, dropped and should still function. Power for the device shouldn’t be a concern as it has been designed with low power consumption in mind. Later in 2008 a newer 2nd gen player will be launched which will be just 9.5mm thick.
Normally I would recommend waiting for such a device to mature and iron out all the kinks. However, in the UK we generally change our contracts every 12 months which mean if we buy the first gen as soon as they are available, then by the time the 2nd gen or 3rd gen dual layer are out, we could easily pick up a new phone with that technology in.
Although this is exciting news I am still wondering how they will compete with microSD cards which are increasing in capacity and are well over the 2Gb capacity at affordable prices. The good news is that the quality stored on the disc means it can also be inserted in to a player and put on to the big screen, but will it do well? I am not too sure. For some reason the whole idea sounds cool though of having Blu-ray discs on your phone.
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Alienware Area 51 m15X Laptop
January 16, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Alienware Area 51 laptop is a powerful beast. It can have up to 4GB of 667MHz DDR2 memory, dual hard drives, 1200p (ultra-high definition) video on it’s 15.4 inch screen, HD audio and an Intel Core 2 Extreme processor. Also wireless connectivity is in there as well as Bluetooth allowing you a plethora of networking options. The keyboard is illuminated and the colour of the lights can be controlled with an onscreen control panel. As well as having the keyboard lit, the touch pad is also highlighted too which makes a nice touch. The second hard drive is removable and sits in a bay to the left of the laptop and when removed, can be replaced with an optical drive or secondary battery to increase the battery life.
Prices for the m15x range from $1499 to $2599 which you are getting a seriously nice laptop there.
Product Page Via: LikeCool
Inkel 7 Inch Sat Nav
December 21, 2007 by Leave a Comment
The Wide Touch 7″ sat nav (W-700) comes from Inkel who are based in Korea. As the name suggests, it has a touch screen which is 800×400 WVGA. Inside you will find a Dual Core CPU running at 360MHz+300MHz as well as a SiRF III chipset for the GPS. On the memory side it has 128MB DDR SDRAM and has a text viewer as well as digital photo frame functions. The sat nav software installed is Mappy United map software.
The price will be $506 when released.
Via: TechFresh
RiteAlarm Clock Review
June 10, 2007 by Leave a Comment
From Rayna Creations comes this compact triple weekly, battery powered, alarm clock. What it means by triple weekly is that you have the option of pre setting the alarm clock for weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays individually. With your average alarm clock you need to manually adjust the alarm setting each time your routine changes, this beauty avoids such annoyance. For me on a personal level I am known to forget to change the settings and either wake the household up, or arrive late for appointments. On the outset it is quite basic looking, but what more do you need? If you are just looking for something that will do its job then this really does suit your needs every day of the week. The rest of the review is after the jump.
