After released the Asus 15.6 inch Eee Top all-in-one desktop computer, the company has planned to release the larger 20 inch and 22 inch version. How much is the price? Stay tuned for more updates. [Digitimes]
From the monthly archives:
November 2008
Here is the latest LCD monitor from Samsung. Dubbed as the Samsung 2494HS, the LCD screen features 23.6 inch of viewing space and offers native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080, 50,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, stereo speakers, HDMI input, DVI and VGA connectivity, 5ms pixel response time and 300cd/m2 brightness level. The Samsung 2494HS LCD monitor will be released in Japan next month onwards for $420 each. This eco-friendly LCD screen only needs 48W of power when in use. [Electronista]
Samsung today proudly announced that its Samsung Innov8 handset is the winner of the ‘Asia Mobile Award’ for ‘Best Mobile Broadband handset/device’ by GSMA. In case you didn’t know, the Samsung Innov8 sports HSDPA 7.2 Mbps (900/2100), EDGE / GPRS (850/900/1800/1900) networks and is powered by Symbian OS V9.3, S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2. Other cool specs are a 2.8-inch VGA 16M TFT LCD display, video and music player, FM Radio with RDS, DNSe 2.0, Bluetooth Stereo Headset (A2DP), A-GPS, Bluetooth, and 16GB Flash + External Memory slot: microSDHC (up to 16GB). Its 8MP CMOS camera comes equipped with AF and Dual Power LED, Smart Reader, Image Stabilizer, Auto-Panorama Shot, Smile Shot, Blink Shot, Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), and Face Detection. [Slashphone via Upcoming Cell Phones]
This impressive 40 million candlepower flashlight/spotlight can not only light up the night with its advanced high-intensity discharge (HID) 35 Watt bulb, it can even be used to jump start your car with its powerful battery. The device features a swivel tube light, an emergency signal light, a 12V, 7Ah battery and a dual adapter for charging AC or DC. It can provides up to 40 minutes of blinding light on full power when relying on the battery. Priced at $180. [NorthernTool]
EH-TW400 is a new high-end projector from Epson Japan, that supports full 1080p high-definition. The main specs are new D7/C2FINE LCD, brightness level of 1,600 lumens, two HDMI 1.3a ports, 2.1x optical zoom, four-way lens shift control and adopts DEEPBLACK technology for an improved black level. It will be released in Japan on November 28 for $3,700. [Crunchgear]
Here is the Roll-up Mouse Pad With Speaker and Hub from Gadget4All. You are able to connect other audio and video devices to this weird gadget via USB, but I am not sure with the sound quality of its built-in speaker. Sadly, the USB hub only features the slow USB 1.1 technology. However, you can still purchase this gadget as a Christmas gift at Gadget4All for $22 each. [Product Page] Read more
Here is a unique third party power inverter for cars designed to fit in a cup holder. Shaped just like a coffee cup, the PowerLine 0900-66 provides 200 watts of continuous power (400-watt peak) via two 120 colt AC outlet and USB ports. Perfect for powering mp3 player, laptop or even the toaster. Available now for just $29.99. [ThinkGeek]
Designed by Brian Kelly, a freelance designer from Philadelphia, the Ply Laptop Case offers you a “Earth Friendly” Laptop Case. Two bend panels of plywood which slide along one another to encase the laptop are forming this lovely case. It will provide heat resistance and also shock protection. Hopefully it will hit the market soon! [Behance]
The Sound Resolution speakers by Yorozu Audio comes in the form of a small fake milk carton design with a printed speaker on the side for that added effect. If you are interested, you should spend at least $51 to bring home Yorozu Audio’s Sound Resolution Speakers. [Yorozu via iPod and MP3 Players]
Okoro has a new HTPC for the mass market. Dubbed as the OMS-LX100, this Digital Entertainment System features a single CableCARD tuner with an Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz processor, NVIDIA GeForce 9300 video card, 4GB RAM, 500GB 7,200RPM SATA hard drive, 7.1-channel high-definition audio support, HDMI port and dual-layer DVD burner. You can buy this Windows Vista Premium-powered HTPC for $1,725 each. Its wireless keyboard works perfectly in a 20-foot radius. [Electronista]
