Apple Unveils Mac Pro, to be available in August
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Apple has unveiled it’s mammoth Mac Pro with huge processing capabilities and efficient energy consumption.
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Samsung Galaxy Q Specs Leaked Into The Wild
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Samsung Galaxy S has been a success for Samsung, and Samsung is looking forward to continue this story with its next iteration of Galaxy series handsets. Till now all we knew about the Samsung Galaxy Q was its full QWERTY keypad, but somehow other specs of Galaxy Q have also leaked on the internet.
Google shopping for social games for “Google Me” Facebook rival?
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Google’s supposed plans to take on Facebook are being picked over again, with the rumored “Google Me” project being connected with online casual game studios Playdom, Electronic Arts’ Playfish and Zynga Game Network.
Clevo W880CU and ASUS G51JX-3D bring 3D Vision to US shores
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3D notebooks are gaining traction, and gamers now have a few more options to choose from. AVADirect have picked up the ASUS G51JX-3D and the Clevo W880CU, each toting NVIDIA’s 3D Vision technology (that uses shutter glasses) and various CPUs from Intel’s Core i5 and i7 ranges.
Plextor PX-B120U Portable Blu-Ray Drive
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If you are looking for external solution for your existing PC system with blu-ray external portable drive, now you can have it with Plextor PX-B120U with easy usability. The best thing about the Plextor PX-B120U is how portable it is.
Intel Photonics Link: Intel Achieved Lightning Speed of 50 Gbps Data Transfer [Video]
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What? Really? That’s the kind of reaction i had when i first read about this breakthrough innovation from Intel. To just give you an idea about the intensity of this experiment, 50Gbps data transfer speed can transfer an HD movie in just a second.
Samsung unwraps swiveling pocket camcorder, Wi-Fi camera
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Samsung late this morning launched a pair of rare pocketable cameras as part of the long run-up to the Photokina show in September. Leading the group, the HMX-E10 is one of the few pocket camcorders to have a swiveling lens.
5 apps for the Buddhist
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Here's another entry in our "Five Apps For" series, which identifies five iPhone/iPod touch apps that may be of particular interest to a specific individual or group. Enjoy!
Google Docs Now Supports Native Translation
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Translating a document to other foreign language can be baffling. At the same time if your foreign language is broken, you can be in deep trouble.Well no worries now, as always Google has a solution.
Why Design Contests Are Bad
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Every year the world holds many contests for industrial designers. Lots of submissions, lots of time spent by jurors reviewing them, lots of pretty pictures afterwards. Fun to read, wonderful for the winners. What's the problem?
UK bans R4 mod cards for Nintendo DS
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The London high Court in the UK has passed a ruling that bans importing, advertising and selling R4 cards from Playables Limited in the country. The R4 is an accessory that lets users play custom code and illegally pirated games on Nintendo's DS handheld gaming console.
Impressing creativity upon your kids: Heather Swain’s “Make These Toys”
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I had a friend who was a caretaker for an extremely wealthy family in Westchester, New York. The family had been rich for generations, and everything they owned was "the best" and was brand-new.
Droid X Responds To Apple With Advertisement
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Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile After Apple went on the defensive regarding their faulty antenna system, many manufacturers left in their wake had to do some damage control.
Open for Branding: Continuum’s transparent design project for Design Museum Boston
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Over the next six weeks, in a special Core77 exclusive, design firm Continuum will share, from start to finish, their latest branding project for the new, nomadic Design Museum Boston and ask for your feedback, kicking off with the brief introduction below.
Panasonic HDC-SDX1 Ultra-Compact Full HD Camcorder
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Panasonic announces its new HDC-SDX1 Ultra-Compact Full HD Camcorder on the market. According to the company, the HDC-SDX1 is the world’s lightest camcorder available on the market, it weighs approximately 229g and is priced at $499.95.
Sharp PW-AC10 Electronic Dictionary
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It's not often, if at all, that we have a need to carry a portable dictionary around with us considering we live in an age where computers with spell checkers and phones that also spell check are fully available.
iPhone 4 CAD Drawings Get Spruced up
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If you plan on making a case for an Apple [AAPL] product such as an iPhone 4 or iPad for example, Apple has a page on it's site that allows you to grab all the technical details you need to create the case.
DIY Lego Drum Machine built from NXT-606
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The NXT is a brick shaped computer that is capable of detecting inputs from sensors. We've seen the NXT used a number of times in custom built Lego projects.In this case, the NXT has been used to play back sounds and basically sound like a drum machine. The drum machine is called the NXT-606.
Toshiba Busts Out Three CELL Regza 3D TVs
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The 3D TV boom isn’t ending. As announced back in April, Toshiba Japan today showed [press release in English] a total of three new Cell Regza LCD TVs, and all of them are 3D enabled and full HD.
SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB Flash Drive
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The SanDisk Cruzer Blade USB Flash Drive is the latest off SanDisk’s production line, this new USB Flash Drive has just been released in the United States and Canada. It comes in the storage capacities ranging from 2GB to 16GB with price tags starting at $14.99 to $77.99.
Motorola Droid X ad jabs Apple’s iPhone 4 bumper program
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Motorola took another shot at Apple today with another posting of a full-page ad it's running in the New York Times.
Daily Crunch: Butterfly Board Edition
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Replica Nikon Lens Mug Now AvailablePlaystation logo licenced for clothing, “lifestyle” productsChouChou: Amazing robot butterfly in a jar (videos)Voilà! Apple’s Magic Trackpad Appears.
Mila’s Daydreams
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Mila's Daydreams by Adele for her little daughter Mila. Adele says"This is my maternity le..(Read...
Lumigon T1 Android Smartphone Launching In October
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Danish mobile phone manufacturer Lumigon announced a range of Android smartphones at CES which they intened to launch this year. Lumigon has just announced that the first of these smartphones will be available from October this year, the Lumigon T1.
Amazon Kindle gets a “temporarily out of stock” listing with Amazon
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Section: Gadgets / Other, ebooks It looks like the recent price cut on the Amazon Kindle was a good thing. Well, that is assuming the price cut and the temporarily out of stock message go hand in hand.
Victory For Nintendo As R4 Cards Made Illegal In The UK
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Flickr’d The importation, sale, or advertising of the R4 card, used to pirate Nintendo DS games, is now illegal in the UK. Defendants tried to argue that the R4 shouldn’t be demonized, much less made illegal, because it can also be used to play homebrew software. The High Court disagreed.
