Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
Hot Polar Bear A real floppy bozo, this Hot Polar Bear will melt more than just your icy toes. You can have this for ?9.95 (Read the full post about ‘Hot Polar Bear’…)
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Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
![Cheeseburger in a Can is Both the Best and Worst Thing I’ve Ever Seen [Food]](/wp-content/thumbs/cheeseburger-in-a-can-is-both-the-best-and-worst-thing-ive-ever-seen-food.jpg)
This is a cheeseburger. In a can. It’s a cheeseburger in a can. I honestly can’t figure out how I feel about this: is it the greatest achievement of mankind thus far, or is it an abomination of foodstuffs that deserves to be hucked back into the gaping maw of whatever food processing plant it was spewed from? I just don’t know what to think anymore. Would you eat a cheeseburger in a can? Keep in mind that it’ll look nowhere near as delicious as the example above when you pull it out of the can. [Product Page via Spulch] (Read the full post about ‘Cheeseburger in a Can is Both the Best and Worst Thing I’ve Ever Seen [Food]’…)
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Posted Jan 29th 2008 11:39AM by Donald MelansonFiled under: Cellphones, Wireless We’re going to hazard a guess that it’s been a while since most of you used good ‘ol IrDA to transfer any data to your cellphone, but it looks like the folks at KDDI have got themselves on an old school kick, and they’re now looking to bring the technology back to some of its former glory. To that end, the company recently revealed its progress on a new form of the technology that upgrades transfer speeds to a full 1Gbps, or about 250 times faster than the previous limit. That’s apparently possible by replacing the standard LED with a new speedy new semiconductor laser, which gets paired with some nonvolatile memory to ensure that burst of data doesn’t get lost along the way. (Read the full post about ‘KDDI touts speedy upgrade to IR transfer technology’…)
Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
Hamburg’s proposed 250,000 square-foot Science Center is a beautiful ring of pixilated modules, a huge censored donut from outer space. When the real thing is built—the press release offers no timeframe—it’ll house a theater, offices, labs and shops. For now, however, there are only mockups. Rendered beneath overcast skies, the scene gives the a stark, mystical quality, like something lurking in the background of a mood shot in a near-future sci-fi flick. OMA [via Dezeen and Gizmodo] (Read the full post about ‘Giant Space Donut To Serve As German Tech HQ’…)
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Once again, Jerry Van Amerongen, the author of Ballard Street, hits technology on the head. Larry has come to learn his computer is capable of great cruelty. I see the tears running down his eyes and I remember every time I’ve accidentally saved an altered photo over the top of the original. Or maybe I remember all the times a power flicker demolished hours of writing. How about those times when I’ve written something online and a glitch with the site eats my entry. Just thinking about it makes me click on the save button. (Read the full post about ‘Ballard Street Knows Computers All Too Well’…)
Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
![Moto Knocked Out of Handset Business? [Moto Blues]](http://gadgethightech.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/7914.jpg)
From the bestselling cellphone in history to the most ignominious departure of a CEO not related to any criminal behavior, Motorola’s had a hell of a slide, but still, the latest speculation comes as a punch to the chin. Richard Windsor, an analyst with a firm called Nomura International, says that Moto may exit the handset business. On one hand, it could sell the division to Chinese investors, but on the other hand, not even the Chinese really know how to solve Moto’s problems. What happened, Motorola? Seriously, what in hell happened? (Read the full post about ‘Moto Knocked Out of Handset Business? [Moto Blues]’…)
Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
SE110 Sound Isolating Earphones are there to give best treat for your ears and wondrous food for your thought. These sound isolating earphones are phenomenal for your best ever listening experience. Evolved from earphone technology, road-tested by pro musicians and perfected by Shure engineers, these earphones studded with MP3 players are anytime favorite for music lovers. Key features SE110 Sound Isolating Earphones come equipped with the music features that enable users not only to listen better but also to get adhered to this product. To mention striking features of SE110 Sound Isolating Earphones: Balanced MicroSpeaker Sound Isolating Sleeves Modular Cable This product is further recognized for its 113 dB SPL/ mW, 27 kHz impedance, 22Hz – 17.5 kHz frequency. (Read the full post about ‘Shure SE110 Sound Isolating Earphones’…)
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Posted Jan 29th 2008 3:56AM by Thomas RickerFiled under: LaptopsEverex’s site has been updated with a new CloudBook ship date. The little 9-inch, Via-based laptop with 7-inch display, 30GB disk, and 5-hours battery is now expected to pop with a gOS Rocket on Walmart.com and ZaReason.com February 15th. A day earlier would have required a pink version which nobody wants… at least not yet.[Thanks, David] (Read the full post about ‘Everex’s CloudBook wannabEee: now February 15th’…)
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AMD just launch ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2, the industry’s first graphics processor to break the Teraflop (one trillion floating point operations per second) barrier. The 55 nanometer process-based ATI Radeon 3870 X2 combines two ATI Radeon HD 3870s on a single graphics board, connected through integrated CrossFire technology. ATI Radeon 3870 X2 is also the first graphics product in the world to support Microsoft’s upcoming DirectX 10.1 technology. The ATI Radeon 3870 X2 suggested retail price of US $449. (Read the full post about ‘ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 reviews’…)
Written by admin on Tuesday, January 29th, 2008 in gadgets.
![Samsung’s Flagship i900 Windows Mobile Phone Leaked in Color [Samsung I900]](/wp-content/thumbs/samsungs-flagship-i900-windows-mobile-phone-leaked-in-color-samsung-i900.png)
The first leak of Samsung’s supposed flagship Windows Mobile phone was leaked a few weeks ago in black and white, but this time we’ve got a picture in color of what the touchscreen device is going to look like. Besides being shiny and slightly squished in the horizontal, the phone will have GPS, FM radio, TV-out, a 5-megapixel camera, 8GB microSDHC support, Wi-fi, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, 3G HSDPA (up to 7.2Mbps?) run Windows Mobile 6.1 and have a 3.5-inch touchscreen. Until the i900 is officially announced this is all up in the air and completely rumor, but MobiFrance says the phone will be released Spetember 2008. [MobiFrance via The Unwired via Crunchgear] (Read the full post about ‘Samsung’s Flagship i900 Windows Mobile Phone Leaked in Color [Samsung I900]’…)
