By Reid
9 Oct 2008Maybe it’s too early to pick between a plasma or LCD television. The hi-def TV formats continue to come in with the entrance of laser TV, a technology developed by Coherent Inc. which promises the best resolution currently available. Read the rest of this entry »
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8 Oct 2008No, this isn’t a concept picture from an upcoming Speed Racer sequel. Mitsubishi Motor’s MMR25 Rally Racer is the real deal; a futuristic and unbelievable prototype which, when released, could very well change the face of motor sports forever. Read the rest of this entry »
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7 Oct 2008Most technology followers have probably developed a justified cynicism regarding ergonomic computer products by now. Despite this, Hippus’ HandshoeMouse may actually be the first product in a long time which actually warrants the attention being given to it. Read the rest of this entry »
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7 Oct 2008If you’ve ever wanted to have your very own robotic sentry then make sure you read this post. WowWee has released Rovio, an approximately $300 USD answer toward making all of your sci-fi dreams come true this holiday season. Read the rest of this entry »
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7 Oct 2008The Blackberry Storm is finally starting to get some new details which gives fans something to be excited about and Apple something to worry about. Storm may represent the first real competitor to the iPhone’s success since the latter product overtook Blackberry’s immense popularity in past years. Read the rest of this entry »
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7 Oct 2008ThinkGeek have rolled out some of the most charming close-ups of horrible diseases since 1995’s, Outbreak with their collection of plush microbes. The ’stuffed animal’ type plushies represent a germophobe’s nightmare as they show the cuddlier side of various bacteria and viruses in a cartoony version of their 1, 000, 000 cellular magnification. From relatively tame options like red or white blood cells to plush microbes of herpes or syphillis viruses, ThinkGeek have provided a wealth of choices. Read the rest of this entry »
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6 Oct 2008Good news for home theater owners: Logitech has announced the release of the Harmony 510 universal remote for the relatively low price of $100 USD. A flashy design and loads of features make the 510 a solid bet for those in need of something to unite all of their remotes. Read the rest of this entry »
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3 Oct 2008Nintendo has announced that they will have produced enough of the ever popular Wii in time for this year’s holiday shopping season. After last year’s chronic shortage of the console consumer demand skyrocketed. We suppose know that interest is waning, Nintendo is lengthening the leash a little. Read the rest of this entry »
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3 Oct 2008Sony is set to go head-to-head with Apple for this holiday season by offering their answer to the recent iPod Nano price drop with their own, budget-priced E-Series Walkman (don’t let the name fool you; it’s actually an MP3 player). Read the rest of this entry »
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2 Oct 2008The Skyros Heli Camera has been making headlines after more details regarding its features have come to light from design company, Dipti Hanako Kambe. Read the rest of this entry »
By Reid
2 Oct 2008The Ceatec 2008 in Chiba, Japan has unveiled a lot of new technology but, perhaps most surprising was the prevalence of so many new OLED TVs from high-profile companies such as Sony and KDDI. Read the rest of this entry »
By Reid
1 Oct 2008Fans of real-time strategy series, Command & Conquer have some disappointing news today as EA Games has announced the death of the long-awaited spin-off title, Tiberium. Read the rest of this entry »
By Reid
1 Oct 2008Fans of Amazon’s Kindle will be familiar with the look and idea behind Sony’s upcoming Reader Revolution which is essentially a repackaging of the company’s already existing technology. Read the rest of this entry »
By Reid
1 Oct 2008Good news for XBox 360 supporters. The hardware malfunction which has been causing the infamous ‘red ring of death‘ (RROD) may be fixed properly with new models. Read the rest of this entry »
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29 Sep 2008Flip’s Mino is a new camcorder that is both tiny and extremely easy to use, serving as a smaller version of the larger model Flip Ultra. The price is great at just under $200 and it’s well worth a look for anyone interested in a new, very slick looking and convenient digital recording device.
The Mino has 2GB of built-in storage and a decent enough resolution at its price and size (640×480 pixels/inch). It charges via an onboard USB port and comes with software for direct uploading to video sharing sites like YouTube. The best feature is probably the big red button in the middle of the Mino though. All a user has to do it is press down until they hear a beep then start recording.
Since it’s so easy to use, the Mino is a great new gadget for regular concert-goers or anyone else interested in the idea of being able to capture footage while on the move. It doesn’t compete with the big boys but that’s not really the point when you consider it’s size and price.
Check it out here or read a review of it here.
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