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iPod nano 5G gets teardown

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If there’s one thing you can count on – beyond third-party accessories – it’s that as soon as a new iPod hits the shelves, it’ll be torn down to its component parts.

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Totally wicked: The Metaklett strips you see above are essentially steel Velcro, developed by German engineers at the Technical University of Munich and intended, like the regular stuff, to be fastened and unfastened without the use of tools.

Vivitek launches new 1080p Projector to Home Theater Line-Up

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Vivitek introduces its latest 1080p home theater projector to its line-up with the H5080. A professional-grade projector with the consumer enthusiast in mind, the Vivitek H5080 utilizes the latest advancements in video processing technologies to create remarkable image quality and delivers amazing...

And now, a plethora of new iPod cases from Belkin

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The introduction of new iPod models means new iPod cases as far as the eye can see. One of the bigger players in the cutthroat game of portable device protection is Belkin and, true to form, the company’s announced about a skillion upcoming products for your perusal.

LG enters NAS with dual drives, DVD sharing

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LG today opted to launch its own network-attached drive in the N2R1. The box is tailored to media sharing and, besides acting as general storage, can automatically share up to two SATA hard drives to any DLNA-aware devices (like the PS3) or to iTunes clients.

Apple ‘Rocks’ thus ‘Rolls’ new iPod surprises

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Come eagerly awaited Apple’s “It’s Only Rock and Roll” Event and surprises loomed in faster than the thoughts we had in minds, all the while waiting for the curtains to be unveiled from over the hidings.

Ask TUAW: Backing up photos, remove Boot Camp partitions, Snow Leopard and Windows 7 and more

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Filed under: Features, Bluetooth, Ask TUAW, iPhone, Snow LeopardWelcome back to Ask TUAW, our weekly Mac troubleshooting Q&A column. This week we've got questions about backing up photos, removing a Boot Camp partition, Snow Leopard and Windows 7, Bluetooth menus, iPhone search results and more.

Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 debuts

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Even those who aren’t too keen on Microsoft’s software strategies often admit that the company’s hardware arm pushes out some decent peripherals, and the latest such example of that is their Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000.

Real Rhapsody approved, launches for iPhone

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RealNetworks today confirmed the approval of its first iPhone app with the launch of Rhapsody on the App Store.

Epson Endeavor MR6500 Core i5 Desktop PC

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Epson unveiled its new Endeavor MR6500 Core i5 Desktop PC on the Japan Market. It features an Intel Core i5-750 Processor along with a NVIDIA GeForece 9500GT with 512MB video memory, P55 Express motherboard, a 250GB hard drive, 1GB of DDR3 RAM and a DVD Burner.

Canon PowerShot SX20 IS SuperZoom

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The Canon PowerShot SX20 was recently reviewed over at Photography Blog where they went in to a lot of details (8 pages worth). The SX20 is a step up form the SX10 that was launched a year ago.

Apple 5th Generation iPod Nano with Built-in Video Camera, mic and speaker

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Along with the new 3rd Generation iPod Touch, Apple also announced its 5th Generation iPod Nano which comes with a Built-in Video Camera, mic and speaker and was hinted here a few months back. Now you can shoot videos via your iPod Nano and then use your computer to share it on Youtube.

Envive TheaterStation Multi-zone Media Management system debuts at CEDIA

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A few weeks back I talked about the Envivie 4TB green TheaterStation intended to allow users to stream media around a home or office. Envive has announced another new product at the CEDIA expo this week that streams media to multiple zones in a home or office.

Motorola launch WiMAX WiFi base station & USB dongle

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Motorola has announced two new WiMAX products, a desktop base-station which shares WiMAX over WiFi and supports VoIP – the Motorola CPEi 725 – and a USB dongle, the USBw 200.

HP and Vivienne Tam announce plans for new digital clutch

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I know several women who like technology but only buy devices that have some style or at least a girly hue to them. I’m talking pink mobile phones, pink notebooks, and Bluetooth headsets that are all girl when you look at them.

Sprint changes the game, offers up unlimited everything for $69 per month

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Let’s just say it: Sprint is back. First the carrier nabs the hottest handhelds with the Palm Pre, BlackBerry Tour and soon the HTC Hero and Palm Pixi. But that’s just the start.

Hitachi announces new HDDs aimed at DVRs

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I love my DVR and out of all the tech innovations of the last decade, the DVR is right at the top of my most important list. I can’t imagine going back to a VCR or other system for recording shows. Hitachi has announced a couple new HDDs that will make DVRs even better.

Sprint Any Mobile unlimited calling goes live

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Sprint acted on its rumored plans and launched Any Mobile, Anytime, a major addition that promises to change its calling plans.

Sprint says, “Kill the landlines! Kill them all!” with Any Mobile, Any Time

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Section: Communications, Cellular Providers, Mobile Sprint may not have released an official battle cry, but their new addition, the Any Mobile, Any Time, feature encourages everyone to ditch their landline. The new feature will be added automatically to Sprint Everything and select business...

Lumière Noire PC case mod is beyond all others

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These case mods that we keep featuring are real toast of scratch built genius, no doubt there. While some are well-groomed and tailored sublime, there are actually a few that are just beyond all. One such recently tapped is the Lumière Noire PC case mod featured on Bit-Tech.

Epson EH-DM3 All-in-one Home Cinema Projector

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Epson announced its EH-DM3 All-in-one Home Cinema Projector that also has a integrated DVD player at the IFA 2009. The EH-DM3 is based on 3LCD technology and boast a 940 x 540 resolution, 2000 lumens brightness and 3000:1 contrast ratio.

A Tale of Two iPods, And Why The Touch Has No Camera

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Apple’s decision to not include a camera in the new iPod Touch is somewhat surprising. After all, there is already a perfect camera for the job, and it sits inside the iPhone.

Lessons From a Mac OS Switcher

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I used to be a total Macintosh user; however, over time, various places I worked depended on Microsoft Windows and other MSFT technologies so that I was forced to use Windows for much of what I do.

M-Edge gives your Kindle crabs

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The Amazon Kindle is one of the coolest gadgets out there right now. If you have one that you carry with you on the road frequently, you will want a case to keep the device safe. I have talked about the M-Edge line of Kindle cases before, the company offers a plethora of styles for the Kindle.

iPod Nano with Video Camera – Hands-On

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Wired managed to get some time with the new iPod Nano announced yesterday. The new version of the nano now includes a small camera allowing you to capture video.

i-eX Gaming Chair is a beanbag for adults

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When I was a kid, I thought beanbag chairs were the coolest thing ever. I had a few of them in my room until I busted them and ended up with little foam beads all over the place and a week being grounded to reflect on what not to do with bean bags in the future.

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