ViewSonic’s Newest 3D Monitor
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ViewSonic hits back by launching their newest 3D monitor ‘V3D241wm-LED’ for the European market.
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Wortmann AG Outs A New Eco-Friendly LCD Monitor
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Wortmann AG has come out with another eco-friendly LCD monitor in the form of the Terra 4319 Greenline Plus. This new 19-inch widescreen monitor is compliant with TCO 5.0 standard, and consumes just 18W during normal operation or less than 1W in standby mode.
Nikon D700 already waiting in Best Buy stock?
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Nikon's D7000 camera has already started arriving at Best Buy locations ahead of the official launch, sources have told Photography Bay. The retailer is expected to begin selling the DSLRs next week, likely on October 17.
Palm poaches Nokia’s Jaaksi, Samsung exec for its revival
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HP's Palm team has scored a pair of key hires in its plans to rekindle its stalled smartphone plans. A source this evening has revealed that Palm was responsible for the sudden departure of Nokia's MeeGo head Ari Jaaksi (pictured) and will take on the Finnish executive as its senior VP of webOS...
Rugged Notebook Introduces Eagle Series
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Tired of those sissy notebooks that break just because you drop them from a great height? Then maybe you should look into an Eagle series notebook from Rugged Notebooks.
Griffin Debuts Cases for iPod Touch and Nano
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Whenever the people at Griffin see an Apple product with no case around it, they get a little sad. See, it's their mission to wrap all Apple devices in colorful plastic, and they take it seriously. Take, for example, the just-announced iPod Touch and iPod Nano cases.
Siemens miniTek Remote Streams Audio To Hearing Aids Via Bluetooth
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Siemens has rolled out a new medical device, which is known as the miniTek Remote. The device syncs all your high-tech gadgets with your hearing instruments, and connects you to multiple devices simultaneously. The set-up seems relatively easy.
Griffin Offers iPad Accessories
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Why should your Apple iPad be a sleek and compact, even elegant, mobile device, when you can wrap something around it and make it even better? That's the question that the people at Griffin ask themselves every day. To help you out, they've just released a line of iPad accessories.
Panasonic Sanyo EVERLEDS Lithium-ion Solar Street Light
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Panasonic and Sanyo have collaborated to create the EVERLEDS Lithium-ion Solar Street Light, which is powered by a combination of solar cells and lithium-ion batteries.
Cobra introduces iRadar iPhone app
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Cobra Electronics, well-known for their long-standing line of radar, laser and speed-trap detection devices, are launching the iRadar Detection System, which combines a state-of-the-art radar/laser detector with an app for the iPhone, which uses Bluetooth to connect and control the detector,...
Samsung Galaxy Tab Unboxing Video
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Here is an unboxing video of the Samsung Galaxy Tab Android tablet. This 15-minute video shows you through all the functions and features on the new tablet. The Samsung Galaxy Tab boasts a 7-inch display and runs on the Google Android 2.2 (Froyo) with Adobe Flash support.
Vol Portable Speaker
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Designed by Carson Leong, the Vol Portable Speaker is a unique speaker concept that looks like a Chinese paper lantern. This speaker also uses the natural up-down sliding motion to increase and decrease the sound volume. See more pictures after the jump to get more details.
HMS Victory’s meticulously detailed scale model revives memories of Battle of Trafalgar
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For Ian Brennan sculpting the replica of HMS Victory was more than just pursuing his vocation. He was actually trying to recreate a historic scene whence the real warship sailed full for the battle of Trafalgar and triumph over the French and Spanish fleets in 1805.
Pioneer Limited Edition HDJ-1000 Headphones
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Pioneer Electronics USA today introduced its limited edition HDJ-1000 professional DJ headphones that will be offered in two fashionable colors. These new headphones provide a more comfortable fit and produce better low frequency reproduction for more effective mixing.
AMD Q3 revenue reaches $1.62B on strong notebook sales
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AMD has posted its third-quarter financial information, with revenues reaching $1.62 billion. The company reported a $118 million net loss, amid falling average selling prices (ASPs) and weaker-than-expected demand....
Xbox 360 tops consoles for 4th month, but other data missing
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Microsoft today claimed that the Xbox 360 continued its US winning streak by leading console sales once again in September. About 484,000 systems sold during the month, according to NPD data, and marked about a 37 percent jump over September a year earlier.
Use Quix to make advanced searches easier
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Google may be the best search engine available today, but it has several frustrations to me. One of the biggest is that it routinely forgets my preferred search settings.
Guest Photography Podcast: Nikon And Jim Reed, Extreme Weather Photographer
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We got a chance to check out a bunch of new Nikon gear last week, including the brand-new P7000, and one of the perks was early access to Nikon’s latest podcast, in which they interview photographer Jim Reed.
Skype for Windows integrated with Facebook, where’s the love for Mac?
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Section: Communications, VoIP, Mobile, Computers, Software / Applications, Web, Web Apps Skype has just updated its Windows app to include some new features that we Mac users might be envious of, that is if we Skype at all. Basically, the new Skype for Windows integrates some the usual...
Archos 43 Android Internet Tablet/ Media Player
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In addition to the Archos 28 and the Archos 32, the company also announced their Archos 43 that comes with a 4.3-inch Touchscreen display and looks similar to a smartphone.
Contour Design debuts RollerMouse Pro2 keyboard
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Contour Design have unveiled their latest version of the RollerMouse keyboard, the RollerMouse Pro2, which features new keyboard lifters to slope keyboards into one of three different settings for maximum comfort and reduced arm and wrist strain.
The Daily Slash: October 14th 2010
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Plenty of speculation being tossed around today, whether it’s regarding the BlackBerry Storm 3 or even more rumors about when the iPhone will launch on Verizon. Even the Palm Pre 2 might be landing on Verizon soon enough.
Android 2.2 usage climbs to 33.4% with Android 2.1 in the lead with 40.4%
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Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile, Web, Google As an Android geek it is always fun to see the changes in usage, which thankfully are provided every so often by Google. And this latest report is showing that we may be putting in more effort than needed complaining about older versions.
Droid 2 Global surfaces in Verizon employee training
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The Droid 2 Global handset has resurfaced in Verizon's employee training system, after appearing in the carrier's inventory. The device was initially noticed alongside the Droid Pro, which caused confusion when the Pro turned out to be a global handset....
German Students Build a Taxi that Drives Itself
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Taxi drivers can be half the fun - or the horror - of taking a cab from place to place, but what if you could summon a cab to pick you up using an iPad app, and when your car arrived hop in to the driver's seat and drive it yourself, or give the car a destination and have the car drive for you?
TUAW review: Billings Pro
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Billings Pro builds upon the award-winning (2009 Apple Design Award) client-tracking and invoicing software, Billings, by Marketcircle. This major release introduces support for multiple users, server software, and new client side applications for both the desktop and iPhone.
