Archive | November, 2005
Iomega MiniMax for Mac Mini
Unsatisfied with Mac Mini’s maximum of 80GB hard drive space? Iomega has MiniMax for you. Available in 160GB and 250GB options, the MiniMax is 6.5″ square and 2″ tall, stacking easily with the Mac Mini. A truely stylish and practical upgrade. Additionally, the MiniMax features a 3-port Hi-Speed USB hub and a 3-port FireWire hub. And [...]
Continue reading...Earbuds & Lanyard Combo for your iPod Shuffle
30. November 2005
Griffin Technology never fails to deliver cool iPod accessories, especially the iTrip for iPod Nano. Sleek! Today, Griffin announced a little something for iPod Shuffle lovers. The TuneBuds is a combination of earbuds and lanyard that snaps onto the Shuffle’s USB connector. The audio cable, integrated into the lanyard, keeps you free of cord [...]
Continue reading...Roleplay X-Men’s Cyclops with iTheater Video Visor
30. November 2005
Ahh…Mr. Santa! I’ve seen him a couple times on other blogs, looking like some generic Christmas advertisement. It wasn’t until today, when firstSTREET announced the iTheater video visor, that I realized that it’s the visor which brought the smile on Santa’s face. Not because Christmas is coming and he gets to ride reindeers. Imagine the joy [...]
Continue reading...New Orleans to Get Free City-Wide WiFi
30. November 2005
New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has announced that the entire city of New Orleans will be blanketed by a free WiFi network within a year. This move is expected to boost the city’s economy that was all but destroyed from the Hurricane Katrina disaster. Thanks to Intel Corp., Tropos Networks and Pronto Networks who donated most [...]
Continue reading...How Does AOpen Mini PC Compare to the Mac Mini?
29. November 2005
According to SFF Tech’s review of the AOpen Mini PC, Mac Mini is – unsurprisingly – the overall winner. Here are some of AOpen Mini PC’s main complaints from the review: Video playback stutters and lags with high definition videos Uses the poor performing Realtek ALC850 audio chip Blower fan makes an annoying high-pitched whine Nonetheless, it is still a [...]
Continue reading...Oakley Thump 2 Hands-on
29. November 2005
The Oakley Thump 2 MP3 sunglasses is probably one of the more bizarre convergence gadgets in recent months. If you have to enjoy your music, why not look badass why you’re at it? Gizmodo has written a nice review of it. Worth a look if you are considering getting one of these for Christmas. “The thing loaded [...]
Continue reading...Razer Copperhead Gaming Mouse Reviewed
29. November 2005
EverythingUSB is a bit late in reviewing the Razer Copperhead. Nonetheless, they did a good job. For those who haven’t heard of the Razer Copperhead, you’re probably not a gamer like myself. Razer makes one of the better gaming mouses. And the Razer Copperhead has brought optical precision up to 2000 dpi, from the 1600 [...]
Continue reading...Vibrating Electric Clothing Stain Remover
28. November 2005
The recent story on the waterless washing machine sparked quite a lot of debates. Some say it is an awesome invention that will benefit space travel. Yet some say it’s useless since it can’t possibly remove stains. So, why not use that together with this Vibrating Electric Clothing Stain Remover by Home Pride? Perfect combo! Removes [...]
Continue reading...Till 2007 then, N-Gage
28. November 2005
Nokia has admitted that since the Nokia N-Gage launched in 2003, sales hasn’t been too good. In fact, the mobile giant only managed to meet one-third of their six-million-units sales goal. “N-Gage is still being sold but it was not a success in the sense of developing a new category”, according to Nokia’s VP for corporate [...]
Continue reading...What? Liquid Condom?!
28. November 2005
This is too interesting to pass up. In this picture is supposedly a bottle of liquid condom designed for ladies’ use. On the bottle, it says Nanometer-Silver Cryptomorphic Condom. What the heck is that? This world’s first liquid condom went on sales this week in China, after China’s health and drugs administration formally gave the manufacturer [...]
Continue reading...- Hello Kitty Keyboard. My Eyes Hurt.
- Windows 7 Features Revealed
- New Light Source that can Last 12 Years
- Anti-Paparazzi Sunglasses
- DExposE2: Exposé for Windows
- Canon 50D & 18-200mm Announced
- You Fit, I Fit, Wii Fit
- iPhone Washes Up Asian Shores
- BlackBerry Bold: Boldly Takes on iPhone
- Water Balloon at 1,000 Frames Per Second
- World’s First: Panasonic HD 3D Camcorder
- MusicDNA: Successor of the MP3?
- ATMs Hacked Using MP3 Player
- Netflix Coming to Nintendo Wii Soon
- Massive Adoption of Windows 7 by Gamers
- Online Companies Offer New Reverse Phone Lookup Service
- Canon 50D & 18-200mm Announced
- Anti-Paparazzi Sunglasses
- Windows 7 Features Revealed
- New Light Source that can Last 12 Years
- Sam on Nissan Pivo 2: A Peek into the (Near) Future of Automobiles
- Frank on What Do You Get When You Link Up 24 Computer Monitors?
- Jack Stows Earbud Cords « Library Technology in Texas on Jack Organizes your Earbud Cord
- Joel on Windows 7 Features Revealed
- PATTI on iPod Nano now available in 1GB
- Treeva on BMW Air Camper: Camp Beside Your BMW In Style
- William.Guo on Canon 50D & 18-200mm Announced
- Shi Qian on Canon 50D & 18-200mm Announced
- Loozegear.com on Wicked Lasers reviewed, and with video
- Loozegear.com on World’s Small Camera. So Tiny That It’s Swallowable.
30. November 2005
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