by Johan on June 29, 2007
Apple has finally introduced some iPhone accessories that will be available in shops and through the online Apple Store. They are the Bluetooth Travel Cable ($29) the Dual Dock ($49), the TTY Adapter ($9), and the Universal Dock Adapter 3-Pack ($9). The Bluetooth headset announced at Macworld in January is now rated at 5.5 hours of continuous talk with 72 hours of standby. The device retails for $129 but includes both the Dual Dock and the Bluetooth Travel Cable. Other announcements today include replacements for the iPhone’s bundled Dock ($49), USB cable ($19), Stereo Headset ($29), and direct compatibility with the existing iPod-oriented USB Power Adapter ($29). Hit the jump for more details.
Electronista and iLounge via Cell Phones and iPods
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
Sony has released in UK its brand new portable DVD player. Known as the DVP-FX850, the player has the 8 inch TFT high resolution LCD display. Supported formats include DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/+RW, DVD+R DL, CD, CD-R/RW, JPEG, and MP3. This portable device offers a powerful embedded speaker, twin headphone jacks to share the current movie with someone, and a rechargeable battery that offers 6 hours of continuous playback. Sony DVP-FX850 will be released on 2nd July at an undisclosed price.
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
Plantronics and its sub-label Altec-Lansing has rolled out three headsets that are known as the Upgrader UHS 302, 206, and 307. They come with inline microphones with volume control and a switch that flips between music and calls. The 302 has an over-the-ear design with clips, while the 306 and 307 use in-ear tips instead. Pricing details are still unknown.
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
The Sony VAIO WA1 wireless boombox is compatible with SonicStage, iTunes, Windows Media Player, and Internet radio stations. The device works great if your home has a wireless network since it allows you to stream music without wires from different rooms. It sports ATRAC, MP3, WMA, and AAC file formats. In addition, it’s internal battery provides up to four hours of continuous audio playback. Other features include a touchscreen sensor, a five-line LCD display, an audio out port, and an S/PDIF digital out port. The Sony VAIO WA1 wireless boombox will be released soon for $350.
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
iRiver’s T60 MP3 Player comes with a design that reminds me of a Toblerone chocolate. The gadget features a mini-joystick knob for music controls and a lovely display screen. It is powered by a single AAA battery. Data transfer is achieved via a miniUSB port. The iRiver T60 retails for approx. $168 (after conversion). TrustedReviews has a comprehensive review of this gadget. Here is the verdict.
There’s no doubting the T60′s musical credentials – it’s right up there with the best in its price bracket and sounds fantastic. The fact that it takes a single AAA battery also makes it a very flexible player for those who want to travel light. But it is quite expensive and there are just a few too many flaws for us to seriously consider recommending it; the lack of USB power for connection being foremost among these. If you’ve got this much money to spend you’d be better off opting for the 2GB iRiver Clix 2 or its 4GB version for a few quid more.
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
The Sony NW-A808 Video Walkman is now available in white and pink colors. The gadget provides 8GB of onboard memory and sports popular audio and video formats. The player also features Sony’s proprietary ‘clear audio’ and DSEE technology for clear audio playback. It has a 2 inch (240 x 320) bright and crisp LCD display. The Sony NW-A808 with the new colors will be available in Japan from July 10 for $265. More pics after the jump.
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by Johan on June 29, 2007
This is interesting! Playboy has already made available its free iPlayboy downloadable interface on the Playboy website for the Apple iPhone which will be available tomorrow. You can get 12 sexy but non-nude wallpapers for the Apple iPhone, a complete 1-hour episode of Playboy Radio’s “The Playmate Hour” (SIRIUS Satellite Radio # 198) with hosts Miriam Gonzalez (Miss March ’01) and Pilar Lastra (Miss August ’04) and a Playboy.com Cyber Girl video.
MacMinute via iPods and Cell Phones
by Johan on June 29, 2007
The new Logitech QuickCam Pro for Notebooks provides a terrific Carl Ziess Tessar lens with autofocus and a 2MP sensor that uses RightLight 2 technology, automatically adjusting for low lighting environments. If you’re a desktop user, you can buy the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000, which offers the same tech in a desktop design. Buy them now at Logitech for 99.99 each.
Logitech via Digital Cameras
by Johan on June 28, 2007
HTC has rolled out the new P6300 PDA device for the enterprise market. The gadget features Windows Mobile Pocket PC Edition, a large 3.5 inch QVGA touch screen display, Tri-band GSM/ GPRS, WiFi, Bluetooth and IrDA. No word on pricing so far.
Slashphone via Cell Phones
by Johan on June 28, 2007
Here is the new Sony VAIO laptop with a Blu-ray drive. Dubbed as the Sony VAIO VGN-FZ70B, the laptop is powered by a 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 processor, 1GB memory, 160GB hard drive, and Windows Vista operating system. The VGN-FZ70B is based on the Mobile Intel PM965 Express chip set, and can take in a maximum 2GB of DDR2 memory. In addition, the laptop features NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GT GPU, three USB 2.0 ports, S-Video output, a 56kbps modem and integrated Bluetooth. The Sony VAIO VGN-FZ70B retails for approximately $2,000.
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