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Gadgets News (Free subscription) | 30/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 29th 2008 at 4:36PM Good news everyone! If Ultrasone's $1,500 pair of radiation reducing Edition 9 headphones were a bit too pricey for your taste, you'll no doubt be thrilled to know that the company has now let loose the far cheaper Pro 900 phones, which promise to block just as much of that pesky radiation for the low, low price of $600. Of course, Ultrasone...
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Gadgets 2008 (Free subscription) | 30/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 29th 2008 at 3:25PM As we've seen, Sony sure doesn't hold back on its exclusive-to-China line of PMX PMPs, and it's just tossed yet another new model into the mix, with the PMX-U55 helping to fill out the low-end of the spectrum (and pick up where the PMX-U50 left off). This one apparently comes in only a 2GB version, and packs a decent enough 2.4-inch...
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Gadgets Blog News (Free subscription) | 30/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 29th 2008 at 2:57PM While we can't say we've ever felt the need for a projector with a built-in DVD player and a built-in "surround sound" system, Epson seems to think there's at least some folks that want a big box of compromises, and it's hoping its new EH-DM2 projector will be to their liking. This one's a 3LCD projector, and boasts an "HD compatible"...
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Gadgets Blog News (Free subscription) | 29/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 28th 2008 at 11:37AM It may not have produced quite the onslaught of news that Intel's recent Developer Forum did, but it looks like NVIDIA's NVISION08 conference was at least able to pull one big rabbit out of its hat, with NVIDIA itself dropping word that it's going to allow Intel's X58 chipset to natively support SLI. For those not following the ins...
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Best New Technology (Free subscription) | 29/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 28th 2008 at 12:38PM It looks like U.S. International Trade Commission judge Carl Charneski has managed to cause quite a stir in the GPS industry this month, with him first ruling earlier this month that chipmaker SiRF infringed on six of Broadcom's GPS patents, and him now recommending that the ITC issue an all out product import ban on products using...
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Gadgets Future (Free subscription) | 29/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 28th 2008 at 3:36PM T-Mobile has already offered up a standard issue Eee PC as part of a mobile broadband package, and it looks like it's now set to take things one big step further by introducing a special Eee PC 901 GO model with built-in 3G. As you may recall, a disassembled Eee PC 901 recently revealed some pretty clear accommodations for a 3G card,...
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Gadgets 2008 (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 27th 2008 at 5:57PM The two-inch-square Space Cube computer has apparently been making the rounds in Japan for some time now, but PC Pro has finally managed to sneak one into the UK and, thankfully for us, they've decided to share. This one packs a 300MHz NEC VR5701 processor, 64MB of RAM, a 1GB CompactFlash card, and a special version of Red Hat Linux,...
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Best Gadgets World (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 26th 2008 at 2:42PM Nikon's still unofficial D90 DSLR may have been pulled from Target's website after making a brief appearance a few days ago, but it looks to be holding steady at Circuit City, where you can now get your pre-order in for the expected price of $1,299.99. As you can see above, the site is also listing the camera with a release date of September...
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Best Gadgets World (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 26th 2008 at 11:18AM While we're quite certain you can still buy an "electronic dictionary" that is actually only a dictionary (or, maybe, a thesaurus), that seems to be the exception to the rule in Korea, where devices like the Udea Expert 300W are the norm. Apparently, this is the first such dictionary to boast built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, T-DMB mobile TV...
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Gadgets Future (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 26th 2008 at 11:18AM While we're quite certain you can still buy an "electronic dictionary" that is actually only a dictionary (or, maybe, a thesaurus), that seems to be the exception to the rule in Korea, where devices like the Udea Expert 300W are the norm. Apparently, this is the first such dictionary to boast built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, T-DMB mobile TV...
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Gadgets News (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 26th 2008 at 11:18AM While we're quite certain you can still buy an "electronic dictionary" that is actually only a dictionary (or, maybe, a thesaurus), that seems to be the exception to the rule in Korea, where devices like the Udea Expert 300W are the norm. Apparently, this is the first such dictionary to boast built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, T-DMB mobile TV...
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Gadgets Blog News (Free subscription) | 27/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 26th 2008 at 11:18AM While we're quite certain you can still buy an "electronic dictionary" that is actually only a dictionary (or, maybe, a thesaurus), that seems to be the exception to the rule in Korea, where devices like the Udea Expert 300W are the norm. Apparently, this is the first such dictionary to boast built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, T-DMB mobile TV...
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Best Gadgets World (Free subscription) | 26/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 25th 2008 at 4:27PM Nikon's much-anticipated D90 has been popping up all over the place lately, but it hasn't actually shown its face -- in any non-Photoshop fashion, that is. That now looks to have changed, however, as the all-but-official picture above (and a few more) recently made an appearance on Target's website only to be unceremoniously yanked,...
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Gadgets Blog News (Free subscription) | 26/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 25th 2008 at 4:27PM Nikon's much-anticipated D90 has been popping up all over the place lately, but it hasn't actually shown its face -- in any non-Photoshop fashion, that is. That now looks to have changed, however, as the all-but-official picture above (and a few more) recently made an appearance on Target's website only to be unceremoniously yanked,...
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Best New Technology (Free subscription) | 26/08/2008
by Donald Melanson , posted Aug 25th 2008 at 1:11PM Internet-connected digital photo frames are hardly rarefied device they once were, but upstart Picwing looks to be aiming quite a bit higher than most with its new eponymously-named device, with it focusing as much attention on its software and photo-sharing site as on the hardware. The frame itself is essentially a Linux-based computer...
