Latest Gadgets, Tablets and Smartphones
The T-Qualizer is a t-shirt with a built in, working, sound sensative graphic equalizer built in. It’s similar to the clock t-shirt we reviewed earlier. The battery is stored in a compartment and the display will dance along to the surrounding noise.
Via: Newlaunches
The Samsung YP-Z5F is available in a 2Gb or 4Gb capacity. It has a 1.8″ TFT display, DNSe 3D equalizer and a voice recorder. It will support the MP3, WMA, ASF and JPeg formats. It has a 35 hour playback time and also sports an FM Tuner. The player is 89.8 x 42.2 x 12.3 mm and is just 58g.
Via: TechEBlog
The E-TEN M600+ is being launched and is similar looking to the older model (pictured below). Just a slight rebrand. The E-TEN M600+ runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC. It has a Samsung S3C2440 processor inside which runs at 400Mhz. It has 256Mb Flash ROM installed and also has the option of using an SD card to increase storage. Wi-fi and Bluetooth are built in. The device uses a wireless manager to switch these on and off which is easy enough and can be achieved with about 3 clicks of the pen on the screen. No problems with that! There is no infra red, but who uses that anyway? Since the arrival of Bluetooth and Wi-fi I dont think I have ever switched on my infra red ports on anything.
The device supports Microsoft Direct Push which is compatible with MS Exchange servers. Very handy for business use!
This image below is what the Mixrosoft Argo could look like. It’s apparantly from a MS insider and is port of Project Argo. It seems to have a display that has a wide screen aspect ratio and runs about 3 – 3.5″ diagonal.
Via: Engadget
Another beauty concept idea has been given to the world by those at YankoDesign. This amazing looking device it a unique trangle MP3 player and then opens up to be a video player. You flip it upside down, pull the 2 halves apart and the OLED screen uncoils which then a hinge locks it in to place. Working as a video player you can then remove the MP3 control and use it as a remote control.
Via: YankoDesign
I never thought that Skype would be for calls only and then along come Novac and their Skype TV. It uses the capabilities of video calling to transmit TV signalls to a caller… thus, allowing you to watch TV over Skype. Genious!
The software will be coming out soon priced at $85.99. It works by plugging in a USB TV tuner in to your PC and then this allows you to connect it to Skype and broadcast TV all over the world. According to Novac you are also able to change channel from all over the world.
This has been heard of before (I must be slow because I missed it), but this is the first plug in and go system available. It will hit the shops on the 15th July.
Via: Gizmodo
The LUCKYee LY-PM06 has 2 capacities of 512Mn and 1Gb. It has a 2.2″ TFT display, can play AVI, MP3, WMA and WAV. It has a built in FM Tuner, voice recording and games are supported. The costs is just $50 for the 512Mb version which is not bad at all!
Via: Gizmodo
Who doesnt want one of these also? The Robobnova is available now in Japan and comes in at $1199.95. This acrobatic robot stands at 12″ tall, 6″ wide and 3″ depth and connects to your PC so that you can program movements in to it and expand it’s features. If any of you want to buy me one then just drop me an email 😉
We posted a few weeks back about the amazing UX50 which we all want! Well… I know I do 🙂 QoolVegas.com have made a video review of the device showing us what it’s all about. Check out the video below. It shows how to get TV on to the device and is quite a cool video.
The X60 is fully loaded. It has an Intel Duo T2500 CPU which cruises at 2Ghz. It has a huge amount of RAM weighing in at 2Gb. There is a 100Gb hdd as well as a 15.4″ widescreen display. It is finished in Samsung’s regular matt Silver with Black detailing. It has a DVD dual layer writer squashed in there also. The screen has a nice higher then normal resolution of 1680 x 1050. More details at the link below!
Via: TrustedReviews
This cool looking small mouse which is about the same size as a lighter or your finger has been found over at Aving. It is a 2 button mouse with the left button being on top of the mouse and the right click is at the back of the mouse. There is also a small wheel at the side for scrolling.
This USB flash drive from A-Data has a built in bio-metric fingerprint scanner. It has it’s own inbuilt software which can scan your fingerprint and allow access to the data. Also there is a backup password protection just in case you loose… your finger 🙂
The A-Data FP1 comes in serveral flavours from 256Mb all the way up to $59.99 for the 2Gb model.
Via: UberGizmo
