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Memory Infinite, USB Storage

21 January 2007

Memory Infinite is an inspirational design by Vicky Wei. This USB flash drive has a male and a female connector. Instead of getting many different USB flash drive you can just stack it up whenever you run out of memory for additional storage. Isn't it cool?

Via: Yanko Design

Labels: Designers, Flash Drive

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Mobile internet with Nokia N800

20 January 2007

Fancy to bring a small portable internet table that lets you surf, communicate, play, watch and listen. Nokia's N800 lets you do all that as long as you can find wireless internet connection!

Nokia's first device which is not meant for you to call your friend on the phone. N800 runs on Internet Tablet OS 2007 edition which packed in Web Browser (Opera 8) with Flash player (v7), Internet calling with video, Instant Messaging, Email, Media player, Internet Radio, RSS Feed Reader in one small package.

The integrated webcam lets you communicate seamlessly with you friends who is online. You can also make call over the internet using Skype software when you are connected to the Wi-Fi. Memory wise, it has 128 RAM and is compatible with many major flash memory storage cards for storing your mp3s and movies.

Besides, N800 has high-resolution (800x480) touch screen with up to 65,536 colour which allows you enjoy your video and viewing an enjoyable experience. A gear without good battery life couldn't be included as superb gadgets. A fully charged N800 allows you to surf 3.5hours. It's a decent battery life but I believe it could be better.

It's interesting given that it gives mobile internet you have to pay Euro 399. It's only available in Europe now and will launch in US pretty soon.

via: Nokia

Labels: Mobile Internet, Nokia

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Are you sure it's World Smallest PC?

It’s only 2×2x2.2 inch! It’s called the Space Cube and it’s supposed to be the smallest personal computer in the world. It has a built-in 300MhZ processor and it’s also equipped with 64MB of SDRAM. There are a bunch of ports visible in the picture, such as USB, Ethernet, Flash memory, a monitor output port, serial connection and even a microphone slot.

The monitor is capable of displaying up to 65k colors at a resolution of 1280×1024 pixels. Less than a year ago, this fancy piece of equipment was retailing ~$325/piece. Isn’t that cool?

Supposing I’d posses ten of these beauties, I would be running a LAN party from a small cardboard box ;)

Via: Our-Picks

Labels: Cool, PC

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CES 2007: Sony VAIO UX

18 January 2007

This model of the Sony VAIO UX replaces the older model, this comes with 16GB of Flash rather than a 20GB/30Gb hard drive, increased battery life from 3.5 hours to 4 hours and it also features an Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2-GHz) processor, 512MB of RAM, a 4.5-inch WSVGA touch-screen, Bluetooth connectivity, and a 1.3-megapixel Motion-Eye camera. Video preview after the jump.

At the Consumer Electronic Show 2007 (CES 2007), Sony showcased it. Lets look at the video below:





Via: TechFresh

Labels: Handheld, PC

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iKaraoke for your iPOD

17 January 2007

You love music. You listen to music on the move. You have an iPod. And you love to sing.

Here's a innovative gadget that lets you sing to the songs in your iPod without having to buy songs with the vocals remove, iKaroke. iKaroke removes the vocal frequency of a song and sends only the sound waves to your ear phone. Isn't it COOL?

You can hook iKaraoke up to your stereo via the line-in cable or use it wirelessly through your FM receiver, iTrip-styley. You can even pause, scan forward/backward, add reverb to your warbling or temporarily drop the original vocals back in.

Labels: Apple, Handheld, iPod

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