iFlip Portable Video Player For Your iPod
Memorex has unveiled the iFlip, a portable video player that will allow users to watch videos stored on their iPods through an 8.4 inch LCD display.
This is certainly welcome news for those of us who are plagued by headaches brought on by squinting at the iPod’s tiny screen.
Features:
Integrated speakers
Tilting iPod Dock
Lithium ion battery with [...]
The World’s First True HD Monitor
The Ben Q Corp has announced that they have developed the first true HD monitor - featuring a 24″ widescreen at 1920X1200.
What makes the Ben Q FP421W different is it’s HDMI connection, which will allow for full on HD (provided that your graphics card can handle it.)
Specifications:
800:1 contrast ratio;
D-Sub15, DVI-D, Composite, Component, S-Video outputs;
6 ms [...]
Hands / Eyes Free Email For Your Car
Because driving while talking on the phone isn’t dangerous enough, Intelligent Mechatronic Systems, Inc. (IMS) brings you the iLane hands / eyes free email solution for your car.
Actually, the iLane does a lot more than just handle email. It will also take care of all your incoming phone calls, calendar appointments, and text messages via [...]
Apple Releases Wireless Mighty Mouse
Today Apple released the Bluetooth wireless version of the original Mighty Mouse for all of those people who are torn between their desire for a scroll wheel / multi-button functionality and their desire to remain Apple purists.
What’s new:
Bluetooth wireless connectivity up to 30ft
Laser tracking engine
Can be operated on one or two AA batteries (for those [...]
Google Offers Live Traffic Maps On Cell Phones
Today Google launched Maps for Mobile, which will provide users with the following:
Detailed directions to their destination (including map route)
Integrated search results
Interactive draggable maps
Satellite imagery
Real-time traffic information for over 30 major U.S. metropolitan areas.
If traffic is heavy, road conditions will be highlighted in red. Yellow or orange will indicate slowdowns and green will be used [...]
Tons of Motorola RAZR Releases
Over the last couple of months there have been endless reports regarding the new RAZR lineup. Today Motorola finally pulled the wraps off the phones - and things are definitely looking good.
Motorola’s MotoKRZR K1 and K1m
Formerly known as the “Canary”, the KRZR (”crazier”) line features a thinner width but a slightly thicker body than it’s [...]
AMD To Buy ATI For $5.4 Billion
Rumors circulating over the last few days have now been confirmed as AMD has agreed to pay $5.4 Billion to acquire ATI.
The move puts AMD, the world’s number 2 chip maker, in a prime position to make another serious charge against rival Intel for market dominance. The acquisition of ATI will instantly make AMD a [...]
You OS: Online Operating System
MIT Labs has launched YouOS, an experimental web based operating system that “lets you run diverse applications within a web browser.” It includes “small applications like sticky notes or clocks, as well as large applications like word processing, mp3 players, and instant messaging.”
The folks at MIT are quick to point out that programs for YouOS [...]
Intel and AMD Set For Quad Core Showdown
Last week Nerd Approved posted a review of the new Core 2 Duo chips from Intel - finding that they are far superior to anything AMD currently offers.
Back in February, it was discovered that Intel would release a quad core chipset in early 2007. However, according to bit-tech, Intel’s CEO Paul Otellini has announced that [...]
Zune May Launch in October
There has been too much information leaking out about Microsoft’s device to rival the iPod for some of it not to be a stealth campaign by Microsoft to build word of mouth. Most reports have talked of their Project Argo and the iPod like device called the Zune. The big deal to me seems to [...]
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