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Simple.TV to take your streaming anywhere

Paul Merak — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:31:12 +0000

Watching TV may not always need to be about sitting on the same couch in the same room. Simple TV at CES in Las Vegas introduced a much simpler solution to watching TV. Simple TV is essentially a combination DVR and streaming converter. DVR supports network storage and streaming converter allows streaming of various video [...]

Ramos W10 budget gaming tablet

Paul Merak — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 16:02:49 +0000

Ramos W10 is a 7 inch budget gaming tablet that runs on Android 2.2. It was showcased at Computex 2011 last month. The resolution of this touch screen is 800 x 480 and Mali-400 GPU which supports OpenGL ES 2.0. This GPU allows Ramox W10 to handle graphics well. The processor is ARM Cortex A9, [...]

Unifying Receiver by Logitech – Great for netbooks

Twinkle — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 09:31:25 +0000

If you have Bluetooth in your netbook, you can plug-in a number of wireless devices including keyboards, mice, headphones etc to your little gadget. But you may be squabbled many times to make the Bluetooth software w0rk correctly on your netbook/notebook.Although wireless USB is expected to shake things up any day now, Logitech has alternative option for you, a Unifying Receiver: a small USB dongle that you can insert into your notebook, netbook, desktop, or whatever that has USB port. It can detect a number of Logitech peripherals, including several mouse and keyboard models.The keyboards expected to be available in the US and Europe next month. Everyone must be pondering over this that why the industry not making Bluetooth STANDARD on all devices.Click on read more to see the full press release!

Mobinnova Elan Netbook – offers 5 hours of video playback!

Paul Merak — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 10:06:41 +0000

Small netbooks are becoming rare and most manufactures are jumping to the bandwagon of 10-inch netbooks, but that did not stop Mobinnova to release a netbook with 8.9-inch screen. This netbook is as big as a hardcover book. It comes with a rather shabby 800MHz ARM CPU, but do not underestimate this little machine as it comes with Nvidia Tegra GPU, which takes care of its audio and video. No words on pricing and availability yet.Features:-

8.9-inch screen
NVIDIA Tegra-based platform
QWERTY keyboard and touchpad
5-10 hours continuous HD video playback
24 hours of continous audio playback
Wi-Fi and 3G
3D Graphical User Interface
Microsoft Office and Adobe document viewer
Webcam

USB Emergency Worldwide Travel Charger – by Ultimate Travelgear

Paul Merak — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:42:25 +0000

Usually, when we travel we take a lot of devices with us. We carry our phone, digital camera, video camera, iPod and lot of other gadgets. For every gadget, we also carry their chargers. This means that you will be traveling with a lot of wires with you. Do you want to travel light? Or let me say something like this, "how about having one charger to charge all of your gadgets?". Sounds like a wonderful idea!Folks at ultimate-travelgear have come up with a great accessory, which I consider as a must-have for every traveler. From its looks, it may look like an ordinary charger, but don't get fooled by its looks. It packs a lot moreRead the review to find out!

Meet the Most Expensive Netbook: (adorned) Acer Aspire One?

Paul Merak — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 08:21:35 +0000

If you thought that the SONY VAIO P netbook was expensive (and over-hyped), then see this! A guy called fukuyuki is selling an Acer Aspire One for $3000. It has been painted by a famous Japanese artist, UFO-Hayashi who has painted on several iPods, phones and PCs.UFO-Hayashi is one of the most famous Japanese gadget artist, He paints on iPods, phones, PC and any other digital gadgets by using Japanese traditional Zen painting called "kyo-yu-zen" which has more than 1300 years history. His products are often used as props in Japanese domestic dramas .This unique Aspire One is available on Ebay HERE