Sony is releasing the NAS-M7HDS, an 80 gb jukebox that plays both Mp3 and ATRAC formats and is uploadable through CD, MiniDisk, USB, Memory Stick, and Ethernet. For now it’s only on sale in Japan. Info via Gizmodo.
From the monthly archives:
March 2006
Things have really started to change with tables and this is a preview of what’s to come in the future. You can perform a variety of tasks such as viewing a calendar, synchronizing your cell phone, and even turning on/off the TV. Via TechEBlog
Check out these new scissors. This will be come in handy for everyone who uses scissors. This new effective gadget will only cost $19.95. It will increase straightness and neatness. Via The Gadget Blog
Basically it’s your standard music player with built-in FM tuning and a mic. You can play back videos on its OLED display, though we wouldn’t recommend, and the device can play USB host to offload images from your camera or for other such situations. Via Engadget.
Tired of freezing those winter mornings? Try the WarmX undershirts, with 100% polycolon microfibre fabric that doesn’t short-circuit, is washable, and produces seven percent of a body’s heat.
You can drop your long johns and pick up one of these for EURO 258.
Via The Gadget Blog
A programmer named Blanka has produced a video showing Windows XP running natively on a new Intel-powered iMac, thus winning a $13,854 prize. The iMac was dual-bootable, offering the choice of Windows or Mac OS at startup – you can find the video over at Engadget.
The AV700 TV is as cutting-edge as portable media players get with a 7-inch widescreen display, digital TV receiver, 40GB HDD (100GB optional), and support for nearly all music/video formats. You can also record TV shows directly to the AV700 TV for playback later. It goes on sale in May (Europe only) at the price of $830. Via TechEBlog
From the article: “It features a patent-pending mobile reception system, with two tuners working in parallel, that provides better reception inside or out, or even in cars up to 130 km/h. “
RAZER, is known for their gaming mouses, will soon release a new keyboard with an iPod dock. All the standard features – such as programmable keys and USB 2.0 connectivity – should be there. It’s just as functional for work or play and will be priced at around $99. No word yet on availability.
Via TechEBlog
