Pocket Cinema V10 - 50″ Handheld Projector
This tiny handheld projector can project an image up to 50 inches on the wall or any surface. Read more »
This tiny handheld projector can project an image up to 50 inches on the wall or any surface. Read more »
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t was the best of times, it was the worst of times. There was some totally rad stuff out there, and then there was just some god-awful, straight-to-the-regift pile crap. Herein, I chronicle both sides of the digital, gift-giving coin as it flipped through 2008. Read more »
Funkeyboards is a unique set of designed stickers, shaped to fit your keyboard. Funkeyboard covers your entire keyboard with beautiful and astonishing graphics, Allowing you to select the looks of your keyboard thus transforming it to a Fashion accessory. Read more »
Latest update delivers 2nd Generation iPod touch support and an improved music journey
Apple may be close to releasing a smaller iPhone, a case leak from China suggests. Coming from the same site that accurately leaked cases for the current iPod nano and iPod touch, the shots of an XSKN case show a device which is about 20 percent shorter than the 3G model and slightly narrower; thickness is unknown but doesn’t appear substantially thicker than the iPhone 3G, with which it shares its tapered design and a likely chrome bezel. Read more »
Kogan, the Australian company that has electronics custom manufactured in China to sell direct to Australians, has pulled off a cool scoop in the world’s second Android phone to launch and the very first in Australia, starting at AUD $299 and not locked to any network. Wow! Read more »
Coby, that company that maks all those dirt cheap electronics that you can find at discount stores and shopping mall kiosks plans to enter the netook market early in 2009. Read more »
Better late than never — and HP has made a good little netbook at a reasonable price. Read more »
The new MacBook family redefines notebook design while dramatically lowering the entry price for advanced notebook features, including all-metal enclosures, pro-performance notebook graphics, brilliant instant-on LED-backlit displays, and new large, glass Multi-Touch trackpads.
Today announced that under certain conditions the new ultracompact Apple USB power adapter’s metal prongs can break off and remain in a power outlet, creating the risk of electric shock. Read more »