by Johan on October 31, 2006
AMEX Digital, a Hong Kong based company, introduced to us a new interesting product, the iTalk Nano. Based on the design of the DAP with the apple logo, the iTalk Nano is nothing more than a USB VoIP phone with a slick design. The specs include USB 2.0 support, Skype & MSN support, built-in 16 bit USB sound card, hand free talking function, LCD display with multi-language display, echo cancellation, noise reduction, full duplex communication, and adjustable volume for handset talking. One more pic after the jump!
Via Akihabaranews.
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by Johan on October 30, 2006
With just 15.5mm thick, the E-TEN X500 is the thinnest Windows Mobile Pocket PC edition phone so far. The phone runs on a 400MHz Samsung processor, has EDGE, 802.11b/g, GPS support, a 2MP camera, and Bluetooth 2.0 support. Sadly, there’s no slide-out keyboard and no pricing yet, but the X500 should be out in November. Visit Mobility Site to get more details.
Gizmodo and Mobility Site via CellPhones@TechFresh.
by Johan on October 30, 2006
The “ghost” from a Swiss company, Pat Says Now, is shaped like a mouse and has two ghostly buttons for you to click on. The “ghost” is look like a serial killer in Scream movie. However, what kind of person would buy this mouse? Kids? Teachers? Serial Killers? Goths? or Satan Worshippers? I’ve no idea, but the company says that ghostly mouse is completely harmless and will accompany you on your journeys through the web. This unique computer peripheral features 3 mouse buttons, a scroll wheel, and a resolution of 800 dpi. It is here to haunt you with a price tag of US$35.98.
Via Gizmodo.
by Johan on October 30, 2006
The Samsung MX-10 is a Mini-PC that measures only 55mm x 265mm x 299mm. It is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, ATI Xpress 1100 graphics, and 1GB of memory. The MX-10 will retail at or around US$1265, no word yet on availability. Samsung also has an AMD version which goes by the name of NX10. One more picture after the jump.
Via Samsung Intros MX10 Mini PC.
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by Johan on October 30, 2006
Huzzk has a collection of truly unique laptop cases for the Macbook and 15.4 inch Macbook Pro. These Macbook cases are available in several colors with a funky “waves” or “spotz” design, while the Macbook Pro cases are available with a “Hana” or a “GT” design. Huzzk is made out of a special rubberized outer layer which is water resistant and soft neoprene material on the inside for maximum protection. They don’t seem to be available to purchase yet, nor is there any pricing information available yet, but we hope they come out soon because they seem to be both practical and fun.
Via Huzzk.
by Johan on October 30, 2006
GT via YouTube is kind enough to give us with new Need for Speed Carbon “Race Wars” footage. This game is set for release on November 17th, 2006. Playing this game, you’ll enter into checkpoint races, pursuit evasions, loop circuits, trade paint events, drifts, sprints, speed traps, and race wars. The only one that needs real explanation is race wars, which usually puts you in a three-lap circuit with 18 others. Watch the video now to get more details!
Via IGN.
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by Johan on October 30, 2006
With the pricetag of US$ 83, the sleek Mpio FY800 provides 1GB of internal memory, a FSTN 128 x 64 LCD display screen, an SD card slot, FM tuner, and USB 2.0 connectivity. It plays include MP3, WMA, and OGG file formats. Measuring 77.7mm x 37mm x 9.85mm and weighing in at just 34 grams, Mpio FY800 goes on sale early November in Japan. No info on when this sleek MP3 player reaches the US soil.
Via Mpio.
Perfect for killing vampires, this Saint B is an MP3 player concept from Russia. The gadget hangs around your neck where OLED beauty glistens through a flexible black plastic cover. It charges and synchronizes via USB port. Its dimensions are 92mm x 64mm x 11mm.
Concept: A form of the player is inspired by the original Christian symbol, the cross. Indeed, we wear it in the same manner as a player – around the neck.
We are playing not only with the form, but with religious symbolsycs. This player immediately brings many questions – whether it is possible to listen to any kind of music on it? Whether it can keep on playing a role of the religious symbol? Does everybody have a moral right to wear this thing?
Via ManWorksDesign, Gizmodo, and NewLaunches.
Verizon has just released three new colors for its LG VX8500 slider: “Pearl White”, “Lime Green”, and “Metallic Red”. To refresh your mind, this phone features a TFT-LCD screen, microSD card slot, and touch-sensitive navigation buttons. Find out more pictures and watch the video after the jump!
EngadgetMobile and YouTube via CellPhones@TechFresh.
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by FreshEffect on October 29, 2006 · 1 comment
