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The Lucifer Cap is perfect for those who are working in a dark environment such as DJs, so they can see what records they’re selecting. The cap comes equipped with a couple of extra strong LED-lights mounted in its peak that can illuminate up to 10-meter at a 25-degrees angle. The Lucifer Cap needs three replaceable batteries that will provide approximately 20-hours of operating time. FYI, the word Lucifer means a “Bringer of Light”. [Product Page]
The Samsung H1 is now available for pre-order via Vodafone network. The phone is actually Vodafone’s first mobile phone that uses Vodafone 360 Platform. The Vodafone 360 Samsung H1 will be shipped to customers on October the 30th, 2009. The handset is available for free with a 24-month contract, which costs £30 per month. For your info, the Samsung H1 comes equipped with a 3.5-inch OLED display, a 5-megapixel shooter, a built-in GPS, WiFi, HSDPA/3G connectivity and a 16GB of storage space. [Vodafone via Upcoming Cell Phones]
The Txtr is a new eBook reader that was debuted at a book fair in Germany. Measuring 151mm x 12mm and weighing 300grams, the Amazon Kindle competitor will be available in Germany in December 2009 for around $500. The Txtr features a 6-inch (600 x 800) display with orientation sensor, a 8GB of storage (SDHC), a 532Mhz CPU, and a 64MB of RAM. The content can be uploaded to Txtr via USB, WIFI or a 2.4Ghz proprietary wireless P2P network. [Product Page]
AppleInsider has received unconfirmed information from several sources about Apple’s next iMac revision, which is expected to be available next year. According to the new information, Apple will use Intel Core i7 “Clarksfield” mobile processors and Blu-ray drives in the next-generation iMac. Sadly, there is no official confirmation from Apple so far. We will keep you posted. [AppleInsider]
Mitsubishi Electric today announced the LPV-HC3800 for the Japanese market. The projector features the latest in DLP display technology and can display full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, 1200 ANSI lumens, and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The Mitsubishi LVP-HC3800 also uses an extra long lasting 230W lamp that can run for 5000-hours. The LVP-HC3800 will be launched at the end of the month in Japan for 200000 Yen ($2238). It is expected to be released in the US market for $1395. [Mitsubishi]
Elecom’s TK-TCT005BK is similar to a notebook trackpad, but it can also be turned into a touch-based numeric USB pad with a push of a button. The cool part of this gadget is that it can also recognize certain gestures. For example, if you want to zoom in and out, you just place your two fingers together and spread them out or in. The Elecom TK-TCT005BK USB keypad and trackpad is currently available in Japan via GeekStuff4U for 6,500 Yen or around $72. [Elecom]
Asus has officially introduced the first product of its newly developed ‘TUF’ (The Ultimate Force) series of motherboards. Known as the Sabertooth 55i, this high-end P55-based motherboard is compatible with the latest Core i7 and Core i5 processors and features four DDR3 memory slots (maximum 16GB), five PCI Express expansion slots, two PCI slots and supports both CrossFireX as well as SLI multi-GPU technologies. In terms of connectivity ports, it provides 14 USB 2.0, one eSATA, six SATA and one UDMA 133/100/66 for up to two PATA devices. The Asus Sabertooth 55i is now available in Europe for around €177 (about $258). [Softpedia]
The Space Foosball system was created using the Virtual Physics CGI engine developed by Young J. Kim and the team at the Ewha Women’s University Computer Graphics Lab in Seoul, Korea. The software transforms all of the players movements into digital information, which is used to control the virtual soccer players on screen. Each control lever is connected to a set of infrared sensors which informs the software which way to spin the players. Watch the videos after the jump to get more details. More
Japanese design company Nendo have created a speaker shaped like a bird cage. Called Music Cage, the speaker receives music wirelessly from Bluetooth or a wireless connection. It can be plugged into a wall socket or mounted on the ceiling. Too bad, this “birdcage” is only a concept. More
The Boardy Origami is a USB flash drive that was made from recyclable paper. The device features a foldable surface that has advertising written all over it. The paper, once the sponsor’s message is read or ignored, is folded into a more compact and pluggable form. [Product Page]
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