The US are getting a good deal this time around with the price cut of the Sony PSP. The core PSP pack will be dropping in price from $199.99 down to $169.99 which is around 85 pounds for us in the UK. The core pack includes the PSP, battery and power adapter. In the UK it still costs 150 pounds which is a bit crazy if you ask me with it being almost 2 years old in the UK.

A Sony rep was asked if the price cuts would come to the UK and Europe but they responded that they have no announcements at the moment.

Via: Engadget

If you would like 16Gb of extra memory for your Vista PC in either drive space or RAM then you can give this Transcend 16GB Express Card a test drive. Unfortunatly the steep costs puts the price at 1000 Euros which is probably not worth bothering with at the moment. But as memory prices are always coming down then it should be more affordable in the not too distant future.

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Ok, I dont think this really needs my thoughts expressing. I am kind of stuck for words. Its a Macpack. If you want full instructions on how to make it then click here.

The Olympus Stylus 1000 has a huge 10 megapixel CCD crammed in to its small body. As well as being able to shoot high resolution pictures, it features a gyroscopic sensor which helps eliminate camera shake which is more apparant when zooming in with the 3x optical zoom lens.

A full review of this great little camera can be found here.

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IBM have created a chip that can shift 160GB of data per second. The little chip is just 3.25 x 5.25 mm in size. This is 8 times faster then the current optical components available today. In English this means that a whole HD movie could be downloaded in less then 1 second rather then 30+ minutes that it takes now. That is a huge difference. This technology could have an amazing impact on communications of the future allowing far greater bandwidths, on demand TV, films and more.

The reason this chip was created was due to the amount of data constantly growing. Having this chip would make the use of optical signals more practical.

As well as being for communications between 2 locations, this technology could be used between devices in your home allowing for instant access to data on another device in your home. This would make everything more effective and shifting large amounts of data around far more practical.

Full technical details can be found on this press release.

Via: Gizmodo

Remote locking on cars has been around for years. However, I have not seen it before for a house. This device allows you to unlock your house just like you would your car, via remote control. It is fully programmable and allows up to 19 keys to be stored in its memory bank.

Priced at $300 it might be a little steep, but it does cut down a lot of space and allow you to lock your doors from a 50 meter range. All you now need to do is program the bedroom lights to blink 3 times and your burglar alarm to chirp every time you leave for the day.

Via: SlashGear

ThinkGeek have created the 8-Bit Tie which is made from 100% silk and is clip on. You can have this 8-Bit tie custom designed just for you. If you are not sure what an 8-Bit tie is then think back many years, or ask your father, and remember what games used to look like on the NES and Sega Mastersystem which were both 8-bit consoles. Thinking back you will remember many platform games, with very blocky graphics. This is what inspired an 8-Bit tie.

All you need now is an 8-Bit haircut to match and you will be good to go.

Via: TechEBlog

As you grow older you may become more stressed at work, home and with life in general. Finding the money to pay bills, a boss that is treating you bad and many other reasons can cause you to be stressed out. If you run in to these problems then the Stress Eraser could help you.

It features a pulse sensor which you put your finger on. On the display a wave form is showed in which you can regulate to your ideal breathing pattern. Doing this can cause you to relax more and enjoy life more. The Stress Eraser will track your progress so that you can look over your history and see if your stress levels have dropped any.

Product Page Via: Coolest Gadgets