Archive for March, 2009 - Page 13

Following on from Dell releasing its Dell Studio One 19 AIO PC, TriGem USA have introduced their new Averatec D1133 All-in-One PC which, unlike the Studio One 19 comes sans touchscreen option and, whilst reasonably featured, doesn’t quite match Dell’s new AIO in terms of clout.

Regular readers will know that we’ve had somewhat of a problem with many of Tokyoflash’s latest offerings and, whilst we’re not about to do a sudden u-turn (we still think they’re becoming increasingly over gaudy and decidedly uncool, sorry), it’s budget LED wrist watches such as this offering from Dealextreme, [...]

We’ve been fans of iRiver for some considerable time now and its products like their new Dicple D31 portable media player which serve to further underpin our respect for them for, as well as serving as a fully featured PMP, the iRiver Dicple D31 also serves as an electronic dictionary, [...]

Having previously featured the decidedly kinky MotoArt Mile High Bed, we felt obliged to follow up with another aviation themed bed from the masters of retired aircraft parts recycling – namely the MotoArt Boeing 747 JetLiner Bed.

Australian company Kogan have previewed their up and coming Kogan Agora and Agora Pro 10″ netbooks which offer 3-cell and 6-cell battery options respectively and which, all said and done, offer nothing we haven’t seen a thousand times over (this bog standard netbook bandwagon is getting a little long in [...]

Samsung have unveiled a new super slim cell phone, the mid-range, candybar Samsung Lucido, which appears to be a somewhat stripped down Tocco that’s aimed specifically at those with rather less deep pockets who cannot quite stretch to forking out for Samsung’s flagship handset.

Virgin Mobile USA have announced two new Kyocera cell phones – namely the Kyocera X-tc and Kyocera JAX – the former of which (certainly the more desirable of the two) sports a slider QWERTY keyboard, Facebook Mobile, voice dialling and dedicated music keys.

According to rumours presently circulating the net, O2 are apparently poised to reduce the price of the iPhone 3G in order to clear its stocks ahead of a new (much speculated upon) 3rd Gen iPhone rumoured to be set for release sometime in July.

It’s been a while since we featured any particularly novel USB flash drives here on TFTS but we especially like these K95 Submarine USB Flash Drives designed by Man Works Design though we can’t quite fathom why (oh yes, and you thought we’d given up on the crude, blatantly chiselled [...]

Buffalo have released their HD-PEU2 MiniStation Cobalt series of external hard disk drives that are reportedly aimed specifically at the female market (though we are yet to find any evidence that Buffalo intended this to be the case).