Tag Archive | "Computing"
Optimus Keyboard Coming Soon
Took them so dang long, but better late than never. Optimus Keyboard maker, Art. Lebedev Studio, has announced on their website that this highly-anticipated keyboard will be available on Febuary 1st, 2006.
Continue reading...Sony VN-CX1, a Mouse-Phone Perfect for Skype
Sunday, January 8, 2006
With Skype gaining popularity, it makes perfect sense for Sony to create this Sony VN-CX1 mouse-phone. When closed, it operates as a regular USB optical mouse, with a form factor that doesn’t look too comfortable. But when opened up, you get a sweet-looking phone for use with your favorite IP telephony software such as Skype. The [...]
Continue reading...Pioneer Blu-Ray Burner Debuts January
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Another step closer for Blu-Ray to hit market! Pioneer officially announced yesterday their BDR-101A Blu-Ray burner. The drive is capable of writing single-layer 25GB discs and at a speed of 72Mbps. With my über-Babelfish-reading skill, here are some other tidbits I managed to decipher: Each disc can fit 2 hours or more of HD video (I believe [...]
Continue reading...OQO Model 01+ Reviewed
Monday, December 26, 2005
Mobility Today has written a nice review on the new OQO Model 01+. Not to be confused with the previous OQO Model 01, this “plus” model comes with upgraded features like 512MB of RAM(was 256MB), 30GB hard drive(was 20GB), faster USB, and an improved pen-based digitizer. New features include an internal speaker and a new [...]
Continue reading...Use Google As A Free Proxy!
Sunday, December 25, 2005
Now this is a really awesome trick for people who has been using proxy servers to avoid their school’s or office’s security to access forbidden websites. But more often than not, these proxy servers get blocked one after another by that damn administrator. But hey, Google can help! Try this: http://www.google.com/translate?langpair=en|en&u=www.forbiddensite.com Well all it does, is translate your [...]
Continue reading...Yonah Laptops Coming Soon?
Thursday, December 22, 2005
Alright, a little background info. Yonah is the code name for Intel’s next generation laptop processor. And a pretty significant one, as it brings about the possibility of dual core processing to thin and light laptops. Bottom line: Better power saving. More processing power. Eagerly trying to be the first, NEC has announced that its new [...]
Continue reading...Virus Caused Paedophile to be Arrested
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
This is really kinda funny. A German paedophile has turned himself in to the police, after mistaking an email sent by a computer virus to be an official letter warning him of their knowledge of his internet activities! First reared its ugly head in November, the infamous Sober-Z is a mass-mailing worm which spreads by [...]
Continue reading...Don’t Swipe this USB Drive as a Credit Card
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
With the recent rise of ultra-thin gadgets, the term “credit-card sized” pops up every so often. Yet most often than not, the gadgets aren’t really credit-card sized. Not true for the Wallet Flash though. With measurements matching standard-sized credit cards, one can easily slip this USB drive into a wallet. Available in 64MB,128MB, 256MB, 512MB, 1GB [...]
Continue reading...Pertelian External LCD Display, No More Alt-Tabs When Gaming
Friday, December 9, 2005
I wish I had this during my EverQuest days! The Pertelian External LCD Display allows you to check your instant messengers and emails, control your media players, check the weather (what for? you’re probably too hardcore a gamer to go outside anyway) or even check stock informations – All without having to interrupt your gaming [...]
Continue reading...RSStroom Reader, Your Feeds On Toilet Papers!
Thursday, December 8, 2005
Got you all excited for a moment eh? Sad to say, this is probably a hoax that many bloggers have found via Teapot the Cat. But if we consider this a concept gadget, it’s still pretty cool! Update: Apparently, many people don’t read footer notes. Teapot the Cat has stated right at the end of the [...]
Continue reading...- Hello Kitty Keyboard. My Eyes Hurt.
- Windows 7 Features Revealed
- New Light Source that can Last 12 Years
- Anti-Paparazzi Sunglasses
- Canon 50D & 18-200mm Announced
- DExposE2: Exposé for Windows
- Online Companies Offer New Reverse Phone Lookup Service
- You Fit, I Fit, Wii Fit
- iPhone Washes Up Asian Shores
- BlackBerry Bold: Boldly Takes on iPhone
- 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.
Sunday, January 8, 2006
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