Hey folks, here are the winners for our Tokyoflash Christmas Giveaway. I know we promised to pick winners on the 10th but with the holidays coming in early on the island (we’re in Bali) things got a bit hectic fast. Without further ado…
- Jim S
This is actually a device that allows the user to program the timed accomplishment of personal goals – with ring width representing importance and priority, and ring color and closure representing the discrete steps towards accomplishment. The device crystal is actually a biometric reader that can be custom-programmed for the owner – simply touching the sapphire crystal surface activates a submenu that controls security settings and wi-fi connectivity to a pc. Custom software synchronizes with the device and allows the user to set goals and targets. The device is configurable to change ring color if goals fall behind target.What better way – to see at a glance – exactly where you are with what you want to accomplish in your life! And for the traditionalist – the device can be configured to display conventional digital or analogue time by double-tapping the crystal face.
- MaiMai
its a keep-all/carry-all travel device. it alters molecular composition of objects and things thus, allowing the wearer to place/keep objects inside the bracelet. oh, the green lights would be the capacity indicator. goodbye bulky bags! hello mobility!
- G_uilliaume_S
it would be for the police, when they intercept a criminal, they just have to put his finger on the screen and his fingerprint will be scanned and recognised and every information will be available for the police at the moment, it will also show his drug and alcohol level when they drop a drop of blood on the screen. OR its an all round home device, the front door opens automatically if you want to come in, you be able to acces every device in your house, even close curtains and select music by voice command or just by selecting it on the screen, its like those new universal remote controls, but way more accesible and with more functions, wifi and phone functions will be ofcourse examples of the many other applications on the watch ( downloadable applications via wifi )
This has been great fun. Thanks again all for participating and I hope you will all have a great Christmas.
Modder Alvin “Mach” Barber has completely merged this old 1951 Zenith H664 Cobra-matic phonograph with a fully-functional gaming PC. Dubbed as the Cobra-Matic Casemod, the computer comes equipped with an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU and a RAM cooler to counter overheating. See more pictures after the jump. Read more
Three new cell phones from Samsung have been unveiled. The first handset is the Samsung i6500 Saturn, which is an Android smartphone featuring a full touchscreen display, a digital camera on the back, and Wi-Fi. Another unannounced Samsung phone spotted today is the Samsung SCH-i899, which is a Windows Mobile handset that has a 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen display with 320 x 480 pixels, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, a MicroSD card support and a 3-megapixel digital camera. There is also a leaked picture of the Samsung i8180/ i8180C with an unknown specification. The Samsung i899 and i8180/ i8180C will apparently be launched in China first. Read more
Here’s a great chance to win yourself an early Christmas present! Tokyoflash is giving 3 TechFresh readers the chance to win the watch of their choice from the current range. Just get creative and answer the following question:
What would the above pictured watch be if it wasn’t a time telling device?
Post your answer in the comments box and the best 3 will be selected as winners on December 10th.
Update: Comments are now closed. We’ll be announcing winners soon.
2nd Update: Sorry for the delay folks, we have posted the winners here.
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After releasing the T9HD, RAmos also launched the T11TE, a Full HD 1080p portable media player that is based on Telechips TCC8900 processor. The gadget supports most of media formats including H.264, VC-1, XviD, DivX and RMVB video files. In addition, the RAmos T11TE provides a 5-inch (800×480) touchscreen display, a Flash-based UI, an HDMI output and a USB port. [RAmos via iPod and MP3 Players]
ASUS has invented a new technology, which allows you to overclock a motherboard via Bluetooth. ASUS will be debuting the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus III Extreme P55-based motherboard at DreamHack Winter from November 26–29, 2009. This new motherboard enables users to tweak system settings wirelessly over Bluetooth via a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone. The Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus III Extreme supports up to 16GB DDR3 memory, 5x PCIe x16 slots, Intel P55 Express chipset, and nVidia SLI / ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU technology. [PCLaunches]
King Jim has announced the successor to its Pomera DM10 digital memo device by unveiling the DM20. Unlike its predecessor, the DM20 sports a larger 5-inch 640 x 480 display and comes with an 89MB memory. Other standard features include a folding QWERTY keyboard, a microSD card slot and a USB port. The device can be powered by either a USB or two AAA batteries. The DM20 will be available in Japan starting from December 11th for 34,650 Yen (about $399). [Product Page via iTechNewsNet]
Patriot Memory is back with its new line of SSDs, the PS-100. Available in capacities ranging from 32GB to 256GB, these 2.5-inch drives feature a SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, a 64MB of cache memory, a MTBF of 2.5 million hours and provide read and write speeds of up to 210MB/s and 150MB/s, respectively. Not to mention, these drives also boast power consumption of 5.3W when operating, and 0.5W when in standby mode. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet. [CDRLabs]
Designer Yuki Yamamoto has creatively designed the Spica speaker, which is actually an audio version of the lava lamp that merges audio, light and water to create dazzling effect. This speaker allows you to “watch” your music. Unfortunately, the Spica Speaker is only a concept at the moment. Find out more pictures after the jump. Read more
Although small, the VOT550 mini computer from ViewSonic is powerful. It is powered by a 2.2Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 processor with a 4GB of RAM, a 500GB HDD, a built-in Blu-Ray drive, and Microsoft Windows 7. The ViewSonic VOT550 comes in a sleek piano black casing that will look great alongside the majority of LCD or plasma TVs. This Mac Mini alternative also supports a total of six USB 2.0 ports (two at the front and four at the rear), and an S/PDIF port to connect with your AV receiver. In addition, there is also a Kensington lock that provides an optimum physical security. The ViewSonic VOT550 mini PC is priced at $949 each. [ViewSonic]
