Archive for December, 2009 - Page 2

National Geographic’s Complete History Sold On Hard Drive [$200 Portable HDD Features Entire 121 Year History Of NatGeo]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

National Geographic Magazine, the popular American magazine covering geography, history and archeology has released all of their issues from 1888 to 2008 on a portable 160GB hard drive. Each issue is presented in high-resolution .pdf format and NatGeo has promised [...]

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Nexus One Pricing and Rates Leaked [Google Phone Will Cost $530 Unlocked, $80 Monthly T-Mobile Rate]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

A tipster (presumably within Google) leaked web design documents that show off the upcoming storefront for the Nexus One (aka – The Google Phone). Google will be asking a steep $530 for the unlocked phone, or $130 for a two-year [...]

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Samsung N220 Netbook Spied In France [Samsung's New Pine Trail-Powered Netbook Leaked in France, 10-inch display, N450 Atom, 1GB RAM]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

A French online retailer has prematurely put up a listing for a new Samsung N220 netbook, leaking the specs of the machine early. While most stats of the netbook are fairly standard, it comes with another one of Intel’s new [...]

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Insdream SX601 eBook Reader Is Kindle Clone [Chinese Kindle Clone eBook Reader Goes Sans E Ink Display, No Internal Storage]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

A new Kindle clone has come out of Shenzhen, China. The Indsream SX601 eBook Reader is very, very similar to the Kindle in appearance and design but features a few noticeable differences. The SX601 doesn’t use the propitiatory e Ink display that was popularized [...]

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Scanner Digital Photo Frame [Digital Photo Frame Offers Built-In Scanner For The Computer-less]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

Catalog company Hammacher Schlemmer is offering “The Picture Scanning Digital Photo Frame”, a small digital photo frame that as a vending machine style slot that will scan your pictures and automatically add them right to the internal memory of the [...]

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PQI U366 Cool Flash Drive Revealed [USB 3.0 Flash Drive Features 64GB And 5Gbps Transfer Speed]

By on Wednesday, 30. December 2009

More and more USB 3.0 gadgets are starting to come out and PQI has introduced one of the first USB 3.0 flash drives. The PQI U366 Cool Drive features a 3.0 USB connection for super fast data transfer rates, and [...]

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Huntkey X7 900 Super PSU Revealed [High-End Power Supply For Desktops Features Five +12V Rails, 900W Rated]

By on Tuesday, 29. December 2009

Anybody who upgrades their own computer is familiar with when their power supply can’t keep up with their new multi-core CPUs or multiple graphics cards. Huntkey is developing a new PSU (power supply unit) called the X7 900 that will [...]

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Cydle P29 PMP To Feature Mobile TV [New PMP Will Feature Mobile TV, 3-inch touchscreen]

By on Tuesday, 29. December 2009

Recently we covered Cydle’s new PMP and GPS, and on the heels of Samsung’s announcement of a commitment to Mobile TV in North America, Cydle announces they are planning to bring a new P29 PMP to North America that will be Mobile [...]

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Concord Keystone EasyShot Clip Revealed [Pocket-sized Camcorder Weighs Less Than A Pound, 2-Inches Long]

By on Tuesday, 29. December 2009

Going undercover and need to get video of some illegal criminal activities? You may be interested in the Concord Keystone pocket camcorder. Concord Keystone is planning to officially unveil the pint-sized camcorder next month at CES. The small camcorder weighs [...]

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LG To Debut Mobile TV Standards In US [LG Electronics Hoping To Bring Mobile TV Watching To The US, Unveiling At CES Planned]

By on Tuesday, 29. December 2009

Watching TV on your cell phone or a PMP via a receiver has never been popular in the United States, but LG electronics hopes to change that. The Korean electronics super-giant is planning to introduce some new products for the [...]

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