From the monthly archives:
The Voice Detection 3-LED Light is another cool gadget from Brando. The lamp is suitable for use in the dark space on your bedroom, staircase, kitchen, lobby, or wash room. The LEDs lights up automatically when the lamp detects sound. The lamp can be placed on the table or mounted in the wall. It requires 3 AA batteries. The Voice Detection 3-LED Light retails for $14. [Brando] Read more
Penandfree from Korea has recently unveiled the Duo during IFA 2008. The device is the company’s next-generation wireless electronic input pen that allows users to write letters or figures on up to 22-inch non-tablet monitors. The pen is 10 times cheaper than using a tablet monitor. The Duo is compatible with MS Office/Note and MSN messenger. Penandfree will release the Duo pen in Korea later this month. [AVING] Read more
Neuros OSD Media Center offers you an easiest way to store all of your movie collection. You can store all you favorite videos in one location just like the external hard drive. All you need to do is to connect Neuros OSD Media Center into your TV, and then connect your DVD Player or VCR, and hit play. Your movie will be transferred into a digital library. The cool factor of this gadget is that you can transfer your video files to a portable device including iPod video, Sony PSP, or mobile phone. Neuros OSD Media Center retails only $171.83. [GadgetGrid]
Here is another slim LCD TV from Samsung. The new Samsung 52 Inch LCD TV claims as the slimmest of the 50 inch products and is just 1 inch in thickness. The LCD offers a 50,000:1 contrast ratio and 550 nit brightness, and is scheduled to go into production by 2009. [AVING]
Philips has showed off the Aurea II, which is the latest 37- and 42-inch Full HD 1080p LCD flat TV during IFA 2008. Aurea comes in a unique design with a white full glass casing which reflects the Blue light radiating from the frame and the sides of the flat TV. The new Full HD LCD TV also adopts the latest technology including the 100Hz Clear LCD with a 2ms response time, the latest version of the Perfect Pixel HD Engine, 2,250 trillion colours processing and a dynamic contrast ratio of 30000:1. Aurea II also provides four HDMI inputs (3+1), HDMI CEC for multiple connections, and a DLNA PC network link that allows you to browse content from your PC or your home network. Pricing info is still unknown. [AVING]
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