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Apple tablet made by Foxconn, to ship early 2010?

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Apple's often-rumored tablet could ship early next year in relatively modest numbers, a contact said today. Foxconn has reportedly been picked by Apple to make the device and, contrary to rumors of a June ship date, would ship it in early 2010.

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Durabook D14RM: Military-Spec Rugged Notebook With HDMI Connectivity

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Straight from the PR peeps representing Durabook are specs on the maker’s D14RM model. The base configuration of this 14.1″ laptop starts at $1519.

ViewSonic PJD6251 DLP Projector

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Along with the PJL9371 LCD projector, ViewSonic also announced the PJD6251 DLP Projector. The PJL9371 is designed for large venues while on the other hand the PJD6251 was designed for conference rooms or classroom settings.

AT&T Extends VoIP to 3G Network for iPhone

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AT&T today announced it has taken the steps necessary so that Apple can enable VoIP applications on iPhone to run on AT&T’s wireless network. Previously, VoIP applications on iPhone were enabled for Wi-Fi connectivity.

Folding Urban Bike Concept

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Folding bikes have been around for a while now, here is an interesting concept from designer Victor M Aleman, for a folding bike where everything including the wheels can been collapsed, the Folding Urban Bike Concept.

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Buffalo set to ship HD-HU3 USB 3.0 external HDD this month

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One of the things that I hate most about running backups on my computer is that it takes so long to do it. I have lots of files on my machines and my USB drive is too slow. I am really looking forward to USB 3.0 drives and the much higher data speeds that they will offer.

Taiwanese comptuer maker DMP unviels $100 netbook

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The $100 price point is where computer makers have been striving to get for the education market. That price was what the OLPC first promised with its XO laptop and was ultimately unable to deliver on that promise.

Ultrasone HFI-2400 Headphones

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Ultrasone comes back with their latest headphones namely the HFI-2400. These headphone comes with 40mm gold-plated drivers and adopts Ultrasone’s S-Logic technology and MU Metal shielding to reduce the amount of magnetic radiation by up to 98% compared to standard headphones.

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Raptor – camera on jets for precise detailing from miles in the air

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Aircrafts see new inclusions to its armory with each passing day. Besides artillery, surveillance and ways to garner best information possible of the enemy hideouts is what the engineers are working on steadily.

Acer Aspire Timeline 1820p multitouch Windows 7 tablet leaks

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If Acer’s Aspire 1410T (aka the Timeline 1810T) took your fancy but you’re a multitouch convert, how about a convertible tablet version of the same ultraportable notebook?

Magnet Powered Bike Lamps Light Up the Night

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At the risk of trading in national stereotypes, pretty much all you need to know about the efficiency of the Magtenlight is that it comes from Germany, the most efficient country in the world (except for, ironically, the inefficient capital Berlin).

LBook T9 multitouch Windows 7 slate tipped for $350 in March

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LBook have been quietly selling ebook devices for a while now, but the company is hoping to make a splash into the multitouch tablet market next year with their T9.

ZOTAC MAG Nettop PC

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Hong Kong based ZOTAC has announced its new nettop PC for the mass market called the MAG (mini all-in-one giant).

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Lexmark rolls out T656dne, first touchscreen laser printer

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Touchscreen interface has been finding a slot for itself just everywhere and in almost everything. Latest to flaunt the merits of touchscreen is the industry’s first touchscreen embedded monochrome laser printer from Lexmark.

Sony PSP Go Gets A UK Price Cut

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Just a week after the launch of the new Sony PSP GO, a number of online retailers in the UK have already dropped the price.

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Motorola abandon Windows Mobile until v.7

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We thought Microsoft fell short of the mark with Windows Mobile 6.5 but we still managed to get excited about the HTC HD2; it seems Motorola feel very differently.

Zune & Zune Pass could see Apple compatibility; WinMo phones next

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One of our key criticisms of the Zune HD was that Microsoft don’t offer a version of their desktop management software for Mac, thus giving Apple users another good reason to stick with the iPod.

FLO TV Personal Television

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FLO TV has recently announced its Personal Television that will satisfy TV addicts who want to enjoy their favorite news, live sports, children’s programming and entertainment while on-the-go. Unfortunately, users can’t save their TV programs on this gadget.

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Battery with built-in hand crank

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This battery needs no new gadgets and best technology hand crank battery charger and no outlet. He has already built a way to refill latest gadgets his sperm again: With a small and folding crank. With a little muscle power can recharge its battery again everywhere environment.

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iriver N20 and WiFi-packing K1 PMPs tipped; Android K2 to follow?

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Details of two new iriver PMPs have emerged, courtesy of a post on the iriver forums (currently offline), including a compact MP3 player and a WiFi-toting iPod touch rival. The iriver N20, shown here, is expected to debut imminently with a 4-line 120 x 56 OLED display and FM radio.

LEGO Headphones ripe for DIY knock-off

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The pictures here really speak for themselves: Elecom have launched a set of LEGO-themed headphones, the PLAYBRICK EHP-CIN40, and if you’ve never quite been able to give up your childhood addiction with plastic building blocks then you’re bound to find these appealing.

Apple Tablet shipping Q1 2010 from Foxconn?

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Another day, another Apple Tablet rumor, and yet another tipped screen size. Contrasting from the previous leaky speculation that the upcoming media-centric device would have a 10.7-inch panel, comes DigiTimes’ usual shadowy market sources suggesting a 10.6-inch display and putting Foxconn...

ViewSonic PJL9371 LCD Large Venue Projector

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ViewSonic presents the PJL9371 LCD projector that delivers 4,000 lumens with a 2,000:1 contrast ratio to provide a high brightness solution for larger installation-type facilities.

Gateway One ZX Series of Multitouch All-In-One Desktops

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Gateway unveils its new One ZX Multitouch Series of All In One Desktop PCs. The One ZX Series will consist of the Gateway ZX6800 series and ZX4800 series.

Sony Flexible OLED display on display at CEATEC

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Sony, and just about everyone else, has been fooling around with OLEDs for quite some time, and they’re starting to come up with some pretty clever applications of the technology. Flexible OLEDs have been in the news this year, and Sony’s getting into that game, too.