Archive | November, 2005
An Even Smaller iPod Shuffle May Debut Come January
Come January, we may be seeing a revised iPod Shuffle being re-introduced. What’s hip is that it will be smaller than its present already-small size. “We are hearing of an even smaller form factor (smaller than a pack of gum) and the potential for the re-introduction of multiple colors,” said American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu [...]
Continue reading...O2 Xda Mini S Available In U.K
22. November 2005
Don’t know about you, but I think this Pocket PC Smartphone is hot! The most apparent new feature of this O2 Xda mini S is its slide-out thumbboard, and it’s running on Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Edition. The goodies: Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Edition Slide-out thumbboard 108 x 58 x 23 mm Weighs 150g TI OMAP 850 [...]
Continue reading...Even Paris Hilton Has Got A Xbox 360
22. November 2005
So much buzz around Xbox 360, please do bear with me! Along with some other stars (Black Eyed Peas, Snoop Dogg, etc) at the Hollywood Kick Off for the Xbox 360, Paris Hilton has gotten her hands on a Xbox 360! Here’s some unfriendly comments from Kotaku.com readers: “You’d think this would hurt sales…” “Yeah.. X360 is doomed” “It’s [...]
Continue reading...Wal-mart Screws Up Xbox 360 Price, An Extra $400
21. November 2005
Are you one of those that went to Wal-mart to check on Xbox 360’s availability last friday? If you did and happily placed an order, chances are you were greeted with an absurd total price of $799.92! $399.92 for the console and $400 for the shipping costs. Apparently, there was a glitch on Wal-mart’s website that [...]
Continue reading...Singapore Students Invent Waterless Washing Machine
21. November 2005
Two Industrial Design students from the National Univeristy of Singapore (NUS) are the first Asians to win the Design Lab Award at the international Electrolux Design Lab 2005 competition! Their product? A waterfall-inspired washing unit that require neither water nor detergents. Need I say more? Imagine the amount of water it can save! Gabriel Tan and [...]
Continue reading...Sharp V604SH Cellphone Comes With Optical Zoom Camera
20. November 2005
Vodafone KK (Japan) has announced its release of the Sharp V604SH cellphone. Surprise surprise, this phone sure looks quite promising! It is a successor to the Sharp V602SH, the world’s first cellphone with optical zoom. Here are some of its neat features: 103 x 50 x 26 mm (folded) Weighs 144g 3.2 megapixel camera with 2x optical zoom and [...]
Continue reading...Eten M600, The Smallest Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SmartPhone
20. November 2005
Eten, a taiwan company, has released the Eten M600 Pocket PC smartphone. Measuring 111.7 x 60.7 x 22 mm, it is supposedly the smallest Pocket PC smartphone to date that is running on Windows Mobile 5.0. Some other features: 2.8″ 65,536-color QVGA screen Windows Mobile™ 5.0 software for Pocket PCs Samsung S 3C 2440 400MHz processor 130 MB internal memory SD [...]
Continue reading...Alienware Sentia m3200 Notebook Has Instant-On
19. November 2005
The Sentia m3200 is Alienware’s newly released, thinnest and lightest model in their line of notebooks. What’s interesting is its Instant-On feature, which allows the user to instantly boot into multimedia feature with a press of a button. This is especially great for geeks like myself that has tons of stuffs running on startup, [...]
Continue reading...Creative Neeon Goes Flash
18. November 2005
The new Creative Zen Neeon, unlike the 5GB and 6GB models, uses flash memories instead. Available in 512MB, 1GB, and 2GB models, I must say it does look better than any of Creative’s other players. Well, maybe it is due to the lack of any funny-looking front controls. The new models has the following improvements over [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Dissected
18. November 2005
Some people just can’t help it. They enjoy taking stuffs apart. Cruel people they are. And the guys over at AnandTech are exactly the sort. In this picture, is an unfortunate Xbox 360 which got dissected the minute it got into their hands. And for the sake of all you evil people who enjoys seeing innocent Xbox [...]
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- World's First: Panasonic HD 3D Camcorder
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22. November 2005
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