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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Thursday, 15 June 2006 |
Whoops, your cell phone just die? After September 1st, it's no problem. Energizer is releasing "Energi To Go", which charges gadgets with AAs. Just pick up one of these bad boys and slap a few AAs in, and you're good to go in as low as 30 seconds (for lighter cell phones) to a few minutes for smart phones and gaming devices or mp3 players.
[Via Engadget]
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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Thursday, 15 June 2006 |
From Doberman comes the Mini Mobile Alert.
You strap one end to your expensive belongings and the other end to your beltloop, or something like that. Say someone tries for your iPod then? A 95 decibel alarm screams out loud until you turn that baby off. Neato. This could also be helpful if you were to accidentally drop your cell phone or something like that.
You can get them in pink or blue for $10.
[Via Gizmodo]
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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Thursday, 15 June 2006 |
Gateway's new FPD1975W (catchy name!) is a 19-inch LCD priced around $299.99.
It supports HDCP-over-DVI, VGA and DVI, and is also good for Vista. There's an optional $70 height-adjustable stand with a four-port USB 2.0 hub and a $40 speaker bar with dual headphones, too.
It doesn't support 1080p, but hey, it costs under $300.
[Via Gizmodo]
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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Wednesday, 14 June 2006 |
Sure, that technical jibberish that is just there as a marketing ploy may be convincing to some, but not us "tech-savvy" people. However, Han Shing Technology managed to at least get our attention. Imagine, a 3 megapixel camera that interpolates to twelve megapixels!
I stand a little skeptical of it's final quality, but maybe that's just me. Nevermind the 8x Digital Zoom (No optical to be found).
The rest of the camera's specs are standard: A 2-inch TFT LCD, 32MB of built-in memory, and an SD slot for expansion.
Oh, a word to the wise: We can't imagine "Logo" is the true branding. So if you see a camera that looks similar, under a different brand. It's prolly this bad boy.
[Via Engadget]
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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Wednesday, 14 June 2006 |
Check out the Chambers Crossword Pen.
It brings a 250,000 word database that spell checks to the table, as well as the ability to find missing letters in common words or phrases to complete the peskier daily crossword puzzle.
It also writes! In ink! Fancy that.
It is available from Widget.co.uk for £19.99. U.S. residents might be disappointed to find that the dictionary conforms to U.K. spelling standards.
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Written by Rob "r0bVious" Spano
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Wednesday, 14 June 2006 |
T-Mobile is getting a sleek addition! The Nokia 8801 slider is coming.
It's got that slick, RAZR-style look that makes you look that much richer (or rich to begin with). Stainless steel, and it's pretty hardy, too.
It can only boast Bluetooth and MP3/AAC support, which isn't much for higher-end phones, but with the appropriate pricing, we think this baby will do just fine.
[Via Gizmodo]
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