Archive for July, 2008

Fujitsu Siemens’ Amilo Mini caught with interchangeable lids

Filed under: LaptopsIFA’s coming up soon, and that means Fujitsu Siemens will officially unveil the Amilo Mini. Yeah, you’ve already heard about some preliminary specifications and witnessed the unit itself on video, but did you know about the interchangeable lids? In a ploy a siphon away even more cash from netbook buyers, the firm is […]

SimpleTech hops on eco-friendly bandwagon with [re]drive HDD

Filed under: Storage
Not that we haven’t seen bamboo-based gizmos before, but there’s something about SimpleTech’s [re]drive that just screams upscale. This elegant, smooth looking external HDD was crafted to be easy on the eyes and Mother Earth alike, with the outfit utilizing “renewable, naturally grown bamboo and recyclable aluminum” along with an Energy Star power […]

Monolab Design Trunk spares no expense to accomodate expensive gear

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
While most of us can get by with a laptop bag on our travels, if you really need to have your primo gear with you at all times, you may want to take some cues from this one-of-a-kind trunk from the folks at Monolab Design. Apparently, this project began years ago when […]

iPhone apps pirated, shared — but not GPL’d

Filed under: CellphonesSeeing as Apple’s FairPlay DRM has already been cracked for music and movies, it’s not at all surprising that people are starting to poke holes in the FairPlay-based iPhone App Store. The first loophole is pretty simple, since it doesn’t appear that FairPlay links the iPhone hardware to specific Apple IDs: just log […]

Toshiba rolls out budget-priced Camileo H10 HD camcorder

Filed under: Digital Cameras
It looks like those wanting to get some HD recoding done on the cheap but not willing to venture into some less familiar territory now have a new option to consider from Toshiba, which is set to release its new Camileo H10 camcorder. It’ll give you the usual 720p recording, along with […]

Microsoft’s Mojave Experiment “promotes” Vista — Ashton Kutcher-style

Filed under: Desktops, Laptops You may have heard that Microsoft is “like, totally serious, guys” about patching up Vista’s good name, and, well, so far they’re off to a rocky start. After pushing up a few lackluster web ads, they’ve decided to trick users en masse to prove a point. They’ve termed the Punk’ing the […]

60GB Xbox 360 pops up in Target — where else?

Filed under: Gaming
Amazon and Circuit City might have that new 60GB Xbox 360 SKU up for pre-order with delivery in August, but Microsoft’s game console has always tended to pop up in Targets first, and this time out’s no exception — yep, there it is, hanging out in NYC. Anyone seen one poking around the […]

RAmos iTV PMP is first to handle China’s CMMB mobile TV standard

Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
If you haven’t noticed, China’s going all out to improve itself before the world fixes its eyes upon Beijing in just over a week. Rather than plunking down license fees to use a protocol that’s widely accepted, China has chosen to create its own digital TV standard: CMMB. Amazingly, RAmos […]

iPhone 3G accidentally snaps photo in factory, reveals long lost siblings

Filed under: Cellphones
Unless you hit the jackpot at an Apple Store, you aren’t apt to see this many iPhone 3Gs in one place without planning a meetup. As the story goes, one particular lady picked up one of Apple’s latest handsets, took it home and began checking things out. Curiously, a trio of images were […]

Pentax Optio E60’s 10 megapixels are easy on the wallet

Filed under: Digital Cameras
In strict megapixel to dollar terms, the new Optio E60 from Pentax is a real steal, at a mere $140 for its absurd 10 megapixels. Of course, there’s more to the story. The 3x zoom and lack of optical image stabilization — “High Sensitivity Digital Shake Reduction” is little comfort — won’t […]

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