Archive | November, 2005
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9 Hands-On
Remember the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T9 announced earlier this month? Digital Camera Resource Page (DCRP) has gotten a pre-production unit and written an in-depth coverage on their hands-on experience.
Continue reading...USB Beverage Chiller
27. November 2005
This is cool stuff. This USB Beverage Chiller, powered by your USB port, can have its chillplate go as cold as 45?F (7?C). That is only for the chillplate though, not your drink. Nevertheless, this is totally awesome for people like myself that hates getting up from the computer. Currently there’s no pricing details on its official [...]
Continue reading...Deals of the Day: $299 Desktops and $499 Notebooks
26. November 2005
Here’s a deal for you guys. Dell is offering instant savings for some of its desktops and notebooks. And featured products include the $299 Dimension 3000 desktop and the $499 Inspiron B120 notebook. There’s also free shipping offer for other desktops and notebooks that are priced above $549 and $849 respectively. Offer valid only till November 30. [...]
Continue reading...IO Data, Virus and Hello Kitty?!
26. November 2005
IO Data worries me. Earlier this week, they announced that their HDP-U series of portable shock-resistant hard drive were shipped preloaded with a … *gasp* … virus! The Trojan-style virus, named WORM_TOMPAI.A or W32/Tompai-A, supposedly infected hard drives with the following serial numbers: HDP-U40: YBS0000001xx~YBS0005520xx HDP-U60: YBT0000001xx~YBT000100xx HDP-U80: YBV0000001xx~YBV0002480xx So what do you do if you bought an infected [...]
Continue reading...The i-Volution Leather Suit for iPod Video
25. November 2005
Vaja Choice, makers of awesome leather suits for the hottest gadgets, now has the i-Volution Leather Suit for iPod Video on pre-order. All of their leather suits are hand-made to fit perfectly the gadget that its meant to be used with. Features include: Screen protector 2 versions, with Click Wheel protector or without Access to hold function Dock connector Cutout [...]
Continue reading...Maxell Introduces Groundbreaking Holographic Recording Technology
25. November 2005
Up to 1.6-terabytes (or 1,600-gigabytes for those who can’t count) and transfer rates reaching 120 MBPS (megabytes, not bits!), Maxell’s latest holographic technology is a real breakthrough in optical media.
Continue reading...Computer For Free?
24. November 2005
It looks like crap. But at least it’s free. After 6 years of planning, Asiatotal – a Hong Kong-based organization – has finally launched the iT project. The purpose of this project is to provide low-end personal computers, free of charge, to small businesses or low-income families.
Continue reading...iPod Shrine Contest
24. November 2005
Gizmodo started running an iPod Shrine contest last week. They are giving away a 30GB iPod with video to the person who best shows his/her hopeless devotion to the iPod. Express it in the form of a JPG image (72 dpi, max 400 pixels on the top side) and send it to gizmodobox@gmail.com. More contest details [...]
Continue reading...Microsoft Unveils Xbox Live Marketplace Content
23. November 2005
Microsoft has announced that starting November 22, more than 400 Xbox Live® Marketplace content will be available for Xbox 360 fans to download. Contents include free and premium content for games, as well as movie trailers and music videos. Xbox 360 users will be able to easily connect to Xbox Live® Marketplace via a broadband [...]
Continue reading...No, Sony CEO Didn’t Confirm PS3 Price
23. November 2005
If you’ve been following Sony PS3 news, I bet you saw the news about Sony CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, confirming PS3’s price at launch. “Correction: An earlier version of this story appeared with statements erroneously attributed to Sir Howard Stringer, CEO of Sony Corporation, regarding pricing and availability of the PS3. Stringer has not commented publicly [...]
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