Daniel and Everett thank us profusely for our Internet largesse
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It’s not often we get thanked for stuff we do here, so this little email this morning was quite refreshing.
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iTiki iPhone Case…Um, something is wrong with me, because I kinda want one?
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Anytime the press release for a new product says something like this, I’m bound to pay attention: iTiki™ is a South Pacific deity from the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii, who protects iPhones from enemies. iTiki is more than just the original tiki-based iPhone case.
WD rolls out 600GB VelociRaptor drive with SATA III
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Western Digital issued a long-expected update to its fastest mainstream drive today by adding 450GB and 600GB VelociRaptors. Besides doubling the capacity from the original 300GB, the new design supports 6Gbps SATA III with a larger 32MB cache.
Apple A4 Teardown
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iFixit have taken a very deep look in to what the Apple A4 processor looks like and have also confirmed how it works.
13 functional robots that really transform
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Some toys that we play with as kids leave a lasting impression on us, and when that’s replicated on the silver screen, the desire in us adults, let alone the kids, just sky rockets.
QNAP TS-559 High Performance NAS Storage
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If your in the market for a small business network attached storage device (NAS) or high performance home media server. You’ll be pleased to know that Qnap have just released their latest QNAP TS-559 Pro Turbo NAS device, Capable of up to storing 10TB of data.
PC Fan Failure Alarm
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If you need to monitor a fan on a piece of equipment this PC Fan Failure Alarm from PCB Heaven should fit the bill. The RPM monitor line is used to determine what the RPM of the fan is and if it falls below an adjustable threshold the alarm is tripped.
Xbox 360 USB storage update arrives today
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It’s April 6th and that means Xbox 360 users will be getting the software update that allows them to use USB memory sticks as external storage for their consoles.
iPads selling on eBay for as much as $5000
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Filed under: iPad There's this thing called patience. Then again, if you have money you can afford not to have patience.
Leaked: Is this the Samsung Moment2 for Sprint?
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Oh, Sprint Moment; we hardly knew ye. You were just announced in October of last year, right as Android 2.0 made its grand debut.
There’s Gelaskins for iPad now~!
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Forgot to mention this last night, so apologies in advance. Y’all know Gelaskins, right? The neat-looking, device-sized decals that you stick to your laptop, phone, or whatnot? They’re available for the iPad now. Rejoice!
Xbox 360 USB storage update now live
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Microsoft as promised has pushed out its Xbox 360 USB storage update to consoles. The upgrade lets users set aside between 1GB and 16GB of space for anything an Xbox 360 can save to a hard drive or official memory card, including Xbox 360 game installs, Xbox Live Arcade games, saved games and...
Blu-Ray Disc Association Announce BDXL Format
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The Blu-ray Disc Association has announced a new Blu-ray disc format that will more than double the storage of current Blu-ray discs, called BDXL.
Microsoft to hold event on April 12: Project Pink announcement?
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Section: Communications, Smartphones, Mobile Not too long before Apple announced that it would be holding an event to show off iPhone OS 4, Microsoft announced an event for next week for an announcement of its own. Unlike Apple’s announcement, Microsoft wasn’t too clear as to...
Portable PS3 gaming console in Japan soon
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Now this is something to divide the portable gaming console market further. A new accessory from Japanese peripheral maker Hori is up to let you convert your PS3 Slim into a portable gaming machine. This setup is compiled of a LCD screen which can be hocked to the top of the game console.
Fast Work: In-Car, Dash-Mounted iPad
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In a small car-audio shop down in Santa Clarita, California this week, something happened that has never happened before. Doug Bernards, son of “The SoundMan” Bruce Bernards, took his Dremel to the dash of a Toyota Tacoma pickup and began to cut.
Mitsubishi Launches New 23-inch Eco-friendly LCD Monitor
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Mitsubishi Electric has released a new addition to its Diamondcrysta WIDE family of monitors in the form of the RDT232WLM. This new model features a 23-inch TN panel and an ECO Mode that can lower power consumption by 35%.
ASUS Eee PC T101MT Shipped
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Still remember the ASUS Eee PC T101MT that we posted in February 2010? The company has finally released this tablet PC.
Compact Mobility, a skateboard-styled ride into the future
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Another entrant in free mobility devices is Professor Furukawa Osmau’s Mobility concept. This, Skateboard-styled device is a robotic high-tech transportation module which is being conceived especial for urban areas, more importantly to easy the travel from your location to the nearest bus station,…
A look inside the Apple iPad Processor
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Take one Apple iPad processor, some gentle abrasive action and look what you can see. The folks over at iFixit partnered with Chipworks to get a closer look inside the iPad to see what makes it tick. Turns out the iPad is basically a huge version of the iPhone 2G.
The Daily Slash: April 5th 2010
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Welcome to the Daily Slash. If this is your first time ’round these parts, doubly welcome! We’re happy to bring you the latest and greatest in the tech news every day, but some times we can’t fit it all in the normal flow of the work day.
Leadtek WinFast Killer Xeno Pro Network Card
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The WinFast Killer Xeno Pro is claimed to offer superior online performance thanks to its dedicated Network Processing Unit (NPU) and Game Detect technology.
Just got my iPad. Now what?
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Filed under: iPadIt’s pretty clear that new iPad owners are hitting the app store in droves. Books, games and movies are all flying off the virtual shelves. Since you may be suffering from sensory overload, or just looking for some ideas, here are some things I’ve seen that might be worth a look.
My ridiculously convenient iPad set-up
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Filed under: iPadWhat happens when an object in motion meets an immovable object? Let me put that another way. Instead of “object in motion,” think: “girl skiing.” Instead of “immovable object,” think “tree.” The outcome? A big old “OUCH!”
First look: LogMeIn Ignition on iPad
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Filed under: iPadWhen it comes to remote control apps for Apple devices, LogMeIn seems to be taking the lead.
iGrip Windshield Mount
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The iGrip is a concept device that attaches to the windscreen of your car and acts as a mount for your mobile phone.On the dock are four metal strips that are used to charge a device based on WildCharge technology.
