TG Sambo’s MID 'LLUON mobbit' features WiBro

TG Sambo brings to us its Atom-based MID 'LLUON mobbit' whose defining feature is a built-in WiBro module. Specs on the device read a 4.8” display that hosts the Windows XP OS. It also includes Intel Atom Z520 processor, Intel System Controller Hub US15W Chipset, DDR2 1GB SDRAM, 2.0M Pixel CMOS Camera, 1 W x 2 Stereo speaker with HD Audio and microphone, Bluetooth, wireless LAN, Active X support and Internet banking....

Smart Switch calls for intelligent power planning at home

The biggest jolt one gets is from the monthly electricity bill itself. Many of us try and be careful, but somehow the bill always manages to exceed our expectations. With Christmas round the bend, I know that a matter of few days of lights and cheer has a gloomy effect on the bill budget. Avery Holleman is a designer who has worked on the Smart Switch design, which is a system that can be easily installed into an existing...

Sankyo Fever Star Wars a weird pachinko slot machine advert

For all the Star Wars fans among us Japan wouldn’t be a nice place to be, not after witnessing this advert for a rather absurd and absolutely low tech slot machine. I assumed it was a new game announcement, but alas that’s not the case here. Watch these videos and judge for your self...

Smart Fabric glows to locate internal injuries

Scientific researchers are reporting progress toward a simple, low-cost method to make "smart fabrics," electronic textiles capable of detecting diseases, monitoring heart rates, and other vital signs. These fabrics made from carbon nanotube fibers are soft, flexible, and capable of transmitting electricity when woven into fabrics. In laboratory tests, the researchers showed that the new E-fibers could light up a simple light-emitting diode when connected to a battery. When coated with certain antibodies, the fibers detected the presence of...

Hotel Sax offers Microsoft lovers a place to call home when away

On your travels if you miss the feeling of snuggling up to your Xbox 360 and playing another earth shattering game, or maybe you’re tired of the music and want to update you track listings on your Zune. A downtown hotel called Hotel Sax has a tech lounge located on the sixth floor that is no short of being a computer geek’s dream. Guests at the hotel can play Xbox games, connect with other gamers around the world via...

Gottacha innovative wine bottle rack

If you ever get tired of playing darts and have the board just hanging on a wall with no body to play with, why not make it useful. Turn the board into a wine bottle holder, this clever design by an Indian industrial designer, sure is eye catching. I’m a bit skeptical as to how the bottles are hooked in place, from what I see it looks like the bottles are empty and therefore can stay that way with...

Wikipedia gets a $890,000 gift to make it more accessible to contributors

Wikipedia articles are based on input from any Internet user that believe they have reliable information on a topic and the idea that people that know better will quickly correct mistaken or misleading entries. The online encyclopedia is apparently concerned that the HTML coding that is presented to them when they click the “edit” button is scaring many would-be contributors away. The foundation that runs Wikipedia is getting an $890,000 grant from the Stanton Foundation to try to make...

Elecom SDHC is waterproof up to 1 meter

Most memory cards promise data retention come what may, but this one may have stepped up its feature list a tad too far. Normally, a SDHC card is more likely to float if it’s accidentally dropped in the water but the Elecom-made SDHC is more than H20-friendly; as an IPX7 compliant device, it will withstand accidental immersion in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes....

Magneat headphone winder to keep your wires in check

Headphone wires have been annoying us for years, right from the time the walkman came into being. Don’t get me wrong, new wireless technologies are just not up to par with the wired ones yet, but wires always irritate us to the core with their ability to form into unmanageable knots. It also goes without saying the number to times you may have found yourself tied up to a pole or even a door handle with the loose left...

Nintendo toys with changing the accelerometer in Wiimote

Going by a report originating from Japan, Nintendo is toying with the idea of changing the accelerometer in Wiimote. Nintendo wants to up the efficiency of the Wiimote and this probably has stemmed this move. STMicroelectronics is the company that that provided that first chip and now more are going to battle it out with it. Chips from companies such as Kionix Inc and Tronics are also being considered. The Wii MotionPlus controller is one aspect of Nintendo and...

Text messaging saves a kid’s life

Here is prime example how technology that we otherwise consider a pest, turns a savior. This news is of a British doctor volunteering in DR Congo, who used text message instructions from a colleague to perform a life-saving amputation on a boy. Vascular surgeon David Nott aided the 16-year-old while working 24-hour shifts with medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in Rutshuru. The boy's left arm was badly infected and gangrenous and required immediate medical attention. Nott had never performed...

KT by MAT Studio and Elastik: container refurbished to a listening room

A 20-foot shipping container was turned into a listening room where occupant listened to classical music. Fifteen speakers were placed facing the visitor’s seat in order to create what the designers hoped would be a “spatial sensation that is in-between the notion of the concert hall and the I-pod headphone.” The container was filled with CNC-cut layers of corrugated fiberboard and compressed-polyester foam panels, which reduced noise and vibration from the outside. MAT Studio and Elastik have designed it....

Denon's DVD-A1UD claims to be world's first universal (SACD / DVD-A) Blu-ray player

Denon’s latest claim to fame is the DVD-A1UD Blu-ray player with its universal BD deck being the prime feature. Besides this focal point, the system features SD / SDHC card slot, DivX support, HDMI 1.3, 1080p60 / 1080p24 output, internal decoding of DTS-HD Master Audio / Dolby TrueHD, 7.1-channel analog outputs, Denon LINK and all sorts of sophisticated pixel / audio restoration technologies. A Profile 2.0 update is expected in the near future....

ENMOTU’s mobile projector 'Motuview'

Projectors are a very handy tool during presentations and meetings, a peripheral that almost as important as a computer. ENMOTU understands the need for a good projector and has thus introduced the mobile projector 'Motuview', which can show images and videos in the size from 7- to 60-inch. The device measures 62 x 26 x 92mm and weighs only 147g. Feature-wise, the Motuview supports VGA (640x480) resolution and 200:1 contrast ratio. Other features included a built-in mono speaker (0.3W),...

Best of Greenlaunches for a clean green world

Take a break from the world of opulent lifestyle, high-tech gadgets, avant-garde technology and peek in to the eco-world of Greenlaunches – Solar power via Space Solar is out of reach (Eco-Concept) Shanghai Tower – The greenest and the tallest tower of China (Eco-Architecture) DIY 10 foot axial flux wind turbine kit for eco-friendly energy (Eco-DIY-kit) World's most solar-efficient clock from Seiko for greener times (Eco-Gadgets) Eco-Fashion: Step in the Mohop's eco-friendly footwear to flaunt your green style (Eco-Fashion)...

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