The TA 454 DAP is a very small portable video player. It has a tiny 1.5″ screen. You might think that this would put you off, but it seems that this could be a nice very portable type player to hit the market.

It is tiny in size, about two quarters and costs 80 dollars for a 256Mb version. Memory can be expanded with an SD card. The player can play WMV, MP3, SMV, JPG and ebook files. To add to the quality of this tiny device you will also find an FM tuner squashed in there… somewhere.

Via: Engadget

Sony have put the userguide online for the PS3 and it is fully linked showing screenshots of the XMB menu system that it runs. The userguide currently shows the V1.00 version of the OS on the PS3 and it seems they will continue to update as new updates become available.

Via: Gizmodo
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Frigits Deluxe looks great! It’s a bunch of magnets (frigits) that you put on your fridge door. The tunnels, funnels, catapults and spinners entertain you as you make a path for the ball bearing that you drop in the top and let drop to the bottom. It comes in at 20 pounds in the UK and they are available from Firebox.

Via: OhGizmo

The Archos Helmet Camcorder is a camera that you can attach to your self while doing extreme sports (or non extreme if you really want to). It is a great way of catching the moments where you wish your friends could see and believe what you just did. Well, now you have proof. Buy one of these and your non believing friends will suddenly believe what you have done 🙂

The camera costs 100 pounds in the UK and should be out before christmas. The camera also has a built in MIC for capturing you being scared too 🙂

Via: Gizmodo

The EON ICUBE is a multi sided immersive environment. Now what does that mean? It means that you are surrounded by up to 6 screens in a cube shape with an image projected on to each surface. This gives you a full all around vision and immerses you in to any environment created on the PC. To add to this the surround sound is part of the environment too.

No shadows are visible either because each of the screen’s is read projected.

Via: TechEBlog

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The Snowbot is the latest in USB peripherals that are hitting the market recently. From first site it reminds me of the battlestar galactica Cylon’s although I guess it could be renamed the Snowlon. That red or blue light that swishes from side to side is enough to scare the thiefs away from your PC.

Unfortunatly when the light goes on they will see it’s just a Snowbot and probably take it anyway. The Snowbot is USB powered which has several controls which can speed up the light, change it’s colour to red or blue and make a noise.

Via: ThinkGeek

20Q is a game that can read your mind. As the name suggests, it asks you 20 questions such as, “Is it heavier then a pound of butter?”, or “does it fit in an envelope?”. At the end of the 20Q it will guess what you have thought about and guess what… I’ve tried it and it works. This little ball will keep you entertained for hours while you think of the most strangest things like a bat, box, radiator and more. It will ask, and it will get it.

20Q is available from Firebox and at just 9.95 GBP it makes a great stocking filler for Christmas.