TDK is now selling the long awaited 25 GB Blu-ray Discs in both recordable and rewritable format. Info via Gearlog.
Dub Wheels has unveiled wheel rims that display a digital image while driving. Each wheel can have up to 6 images, and the images can change at programmable intervals. The rims are available now, and start at a little bit over 12 grand [$12,500 to be exact]. Info via 2dayBlog.
Just like the iPod, the new Logitech portable speaker looks really cool with its cylindrical shape. This black or white iPod accessory can run up to 10 hours using four standard AA batteries and also comes with an AC adapter to allow playing the unit without batteries. It is expected to go on sale this month, April of 2006, and cost around $80. Info via RegHardware.
The JVC GR-D650 Digital Video Camera has a nice 2.5 inch LCD display. It allows you to take 1,280 x 960 pixel pictures to store on an SD cards. Perhaps the best feature of the JVC GR-D650 is its F1.2 camera lens, said to be the brightest lens available. It also features 16:9 widescreen mode and a USB port, as well as other input/output. The release date is 05/13 for $550 US. Info via TechEBlog.
This Nomad SOS Tracker is wearable on a lanyard and allows tracking for anyone who needs help being found. It connects to control centers via GPS and is perfect for handicapped, elderly, or otherwise endangered individuals. Anyone who has fallen and can’t get up could use this handy device. Info from CNet Asia via 2Day.
Grundig has just released the VP6200, an all-purpose PMP with a digital video camera. It allows you to record TV and DVDs as well as film short Mpegs. It supports JPEG, Mp3, DivX, WMA, FM radio, etc. on its 3.5 inch, 65,000 color screen. You can convert CDs and TV to media to store on its 30 GB hard drive. The price is £350 (about $600 US), which may be a bit hefty for a PMP. Either way this PMP packs a wallop. Info via Stuff UK.
Carrying 1GB worth of documents with you is cool, but how about carrying your entire hard drive in your pocket? The new Kanguru 64 GB USB flash memory isn’t cheap at $2,800, but for many mobile users, the 18 grams weight and the ultra-small size is worth the investment. It’s expected to go on sale April 15th of this year, 2006. Info via TechEBlog.
The Hero EV-Do has just been released by Pantech. This phone features a compact size and a 2.2″ QVGA Screen. The Hero also stores 70MB of internal memory and support both Mp3 and Mpeg4 H.264. For taking pictures, expect a 2.0 Megapixel camera. Via Akihabara News.
Noble supercar the M15 has just been released. This supercar is comes with a 450 hp/455 ft lb engine and can accelerate from 0-60 in just 3.3 seconds. With a top speed of 185mph, you will get to places much faster. The M15 is available now in Britain for $130,000 USD (£74,950). Via Gear6 / TechEBlog.
Here’s the latest pairs of phones from Samsung. The SGH-T719 and the SGH-T709. The SGH-T719 will feature a 2.12-inch QVGA display, Bluetooth, 1.3-megapixel camera, and a media player. The next phone is the T709, it is a slider phone that offers Wi-Fi, 3.3-ounces of weight, 1.3-megapixel camera, MP3 player, speakerphone, and dual speakers. Via Akihabara News.
