What is it about donuts that would make someone turn it into a USB flash drive? Perhaps it’s the color or maybe because the office always has donuts? Whatever the reason, the donut USB drive adds a little something to your PC. Even though Homer Simpson isn’t that bright you could still bet that he’d have one of these somewhere.
The Alien Tech Film Projector comes with an amp, speakers, and lamp. It’s ideal for plugging game consoles, DVD players, or even digital cameras. You’ll likely get a 6-foot image from a distance of about 80 inches. But don’t give your hopes up as far as the image quality or brightness is concerned. On the upside, you can view all your favorite pr0n clips upclose;).
Samsung introduced this morning in Korea its new Samsung YP-T10 Digital Audio Player. The gadget is loaded with a multimedia player that sports MP3, WMA, OGG, WMV file formats, a 2 inch screen, FM tuner, voice recorder, BlueTooth, and Character GUI. Available in black, red, green or white, the new MP3 player weighs at just 43 grams. The company also claims that the player’s battery offers up to 30 hours of audio playback or 4 hours of video playback. Suggested price for 2GB is $175 and $210 for 4GB.
Here is a new laptop from NEC that comes with an external design that matches the local equivalent of Nissan’s Micra model (also known as the Nissan March). Priced at $1,020, this desktop replacement also features a Nissan logo above the keyboard and comes with a slipcase made out of the same material Nissan uses in the March’s seats. The notebook PC is powered by a 1.8GHz Sempron 3400+ processor, 512MB RAM, a DVD-ROM drive, a 15.4 inch widescreen and Windows Vista Home Basic operating system.
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Canon has recently unveiled its new compact business projectors. Dubbed as the LV-7365, the projector can project a 100″ image from a distance of 9.2 feet, and comes with a 1.6x zoom lens that has been multicoated to reduce reflections, flare and ghosting. Brightness is rated at 3,000 ANSI lumens, with a contrast ratio of 500:1. However, it only offers a native resolution of 1024×768.Other features include DVI-I input. RCA, D-sub 15 and stereo mini-jack ports. The Canon LV-7365 will be released next month for $1,499.
Fujitsu has rolled out the ScanSnap S300 ultra-compact scanner. Measuring at just 11.2″ x 3.7″ x 3.0″ and weighing at 3.1lbs, this gadget is touted as the “world’s smallest” color, duplex automatic document feeder (ADF) scanner. The USB 2.0 powered scanner scans at speeds of up to 8 pages per minute for single-sided documents and 16 images per minute for double-sided documents at 600dpi optical resolution. The Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 scanner will be available in November 21 for $295.
Eye-Fi, a California-based company, has rolled out its 2GB Eye-Fi SD card, bringing WiFi connectivity (802.11g, no less) to virtually any device that has an SD memory card slot. Using this card, you also automatically transfers or send photos directly to blogs and photo sharing websites without the need for a computer. The 2GB Eye-Fi SD card is priced at $100 each.
Here is a video showing Richard Hammond who races a Bugatti Veyron against a Eurofighter. Watch the video for more details.
Phonescoop shows us a video walkthrough of the T-Mobile Shadow slider phone. The handset is powered by Windows Mobile 6 and has a 2.0MP shooter with video capture. Other features include EDGE, and WiFi support. Video after the jump. Picture courtesy of Boy Genius.
NVIDIA introduced a new version of its high-end graphics card. The GeForce 8800 GT offers 112 stream processors, a fast 256-bit memory interface, and second-generation PureVideo HD technology. The card’s core and memory are clocked at 600- and 900MHz respectively. Other features include 1500MHz shader clock, 512MB memory, and 57.6GB/sec memory bandwidth. The GeForce 8800GT is now available with the price range from $199 to $259.
Specifically developed to answer enthusiast gamers’ demand for high-performing graphics at the $199 to $259 price point, GeForce 8800 GT offers a hyper-reactive, intensely robust gaming experience for the latest next-generation DirectX 10 games, such as Crysis, Hellgate: London, and Gears of War, as well as full support for current DirectX 9 games.
