You can’t have too many USB hubs around this days. Even if you’ve got 6 USB ports on your PC or laptop now, you’ll be needing more if you are a gadget freak like me….I could be having tons of gadgets loaded on my ports at any time - notebook cooling pad, usb mouse, usb […]
Starting your car to heat it up in the cold weather or to cool it down in the hot sun is kinda neat when you can do it from a remote sensor one mile away. Directed Electronics, Inc. has come up with this neat digital Spread Spectrum Technology (SST™) key sensors to operate for up […]
By John,
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Motionlingo ADEO Fitness Companion is a hi-tech coach that is always nice with you and doesn’t scream. It tracks your activities and analyzes your workout with complete details. The ADEO fitness companion comes with the line in jack so that you can connect with your MP3 player and enjoy your gym time. It […]
OK. This took me by suprised. Why on earth would Nokia want to dig into the inventory of Siemens when they are making tons of money with their own phones. Diversification and brain picking of the Siemens brain power is probably a good deduction. Anyway, this merger is a massive USD 31 billion deal and […]
Tablet PC Review Spot reviews the Samsung Q1 UMPC recently and writes - ‘We’ll of course go into more detail on all the Q1’s features in our full review, but a few days in I actually like it. You have to know what you’re getting with this type of device and understand the target market. […]
Sony has now officially announced their VAIO Type U, and they will be on sale at the end of May 2006. The Sony VGN-UX50 measures 150.2×95mm or 100.5×23.2mm for 520g and runs Windows XP. With a screen size of 4.5” WSVGA 1024×600 touch screen, a Core Solo U1300 at 1.06Ghz (UX50) or a Core Solo […]
Palm OS and open source lovers are gonna digg this….
Palm has finally refreshed their Palm side of the Treo smartphone lineup with the expected announcement of the Treo 700p smartphone. With the 700p, Palm has released a phone which includes hardware and software upgrades centered on usability, connectivity, multimedia, and compatibility features. This is the […]
Remember the Nokia 770 launched last year ? It uses WiFi, combined with a high resolution screen (800 x 480 px - 5.5″ x 3.1″ size) running the, Linux based, Internet Tablet 2005 operating software with Opera Browser with Flash player and costs around USD$400 in the US.
Nokia have now teamed up with Google […]
Here’s something magical that’s coming right from my backyard here in Kuala Lumpur (MALAYSIA). Advance Tech Communications is the maker of the new Mobile Advanced Global Integrated Communicator (M.A.G.I.C.), a portable mobile phone, digital camera and GPS device rolled into one and powered by Windows Mobile 5.0. Now that’s cool. I’m planning to meet this […]
We had the new NETGEAR’s RangeMax NEXT 802.11n Wireless Routers that came out 5 April 2006 earlier. Now we have the Belkin N1 Wireless Networking Line on the 802.11n draft. Lovely. Better save some money as your 802.11g routers are getting passé.
Belkin today announces its N1 Wireless Networking line, ensuring a high-performance network that lets […]
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