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While Sony’s TransferJet wireless technology hasn’t made it as far as it should have by this point, it still has a whole lot of potential. I-O Data has a lot faith in the technology because they are bringing out a USB TransferJet Adapter that will allow any PC or Mac to transfer content using the proprietary standard. It will come in the form of a square dongle that will sit on your desk and suck the data out of your TransferJet enabled device. [CrunchGear]
Having a lock on your bike is great and all, but if someone does manage to break it, you won’t know until you return to where you bike was and find it already gone. This new WiFi Enabled Bike Lock Concept has a different idea though, alerting you to any tampering instantly via WiFi. If you are within the vicinity you can quickly rush back and hope to catch the culprit in action. The down sides is that the lock itself doesn’t look very strong at all, but this is still just a concept and there is plenty of time to improve on that. [NotCot]
Do you miss that sound of AOL saying “You’ve got mail!” every time you receive a new e-mail? Probably not, but there is a better and less annoying way to be alerted when something new pops into your inbox. This USB mailbox will light up whenever you get a new message on many different social services like Facebook, Twitter and all of the major e-mail clients. It can show up in different colors as well depending on the number of messages you have waiting for you. [Brando]
Based on the PCI Express x4 form factor, the Adlink HDV62 PCI Express frame grabber provides uncompressed image acquisition and video streaming in full 1080p HD. The device is perfect for medical imaging, scientific imaging, military application and high-end video surveillance system integrators by providing uncompressed video streaming up to 1920x1080p at 60fps and lossless pixel information for both spatial and frequency domain analysis. [FarEastGizmos]
The new IntelliGo mobile hotspot from Time Warner Cable has just been introduced and if you choose to subscribe to it, then you will be able to access 4G and 3G networks as well as use 5 WiFi enabled devices simultaneously. It is mostly meant for people that do a lot of commuting but still need to remain connected to a good internet connection. Those who do most of their computing at home though, probably won’t find much use for it. [UberGizmo]
Lite-On has begun selling their newest 24x internal DVD Writer in the US. Known as the iHAS524, the drive offers a 2MB of buffer memory, a SATA interface and provides write speeds of up to 24x for DVD+R/-R, 12x for DVD-RAM, DVD+R/-R DL, 8x for DVD+RW and 6x for DVD-RW. Not to mention, the drive also comes with Lite-On’s patented LabelTag technology, a unique disc-labeling feature for CDs and DVDs. The Lite-On iHAS524 sells for $39.99. [Press Release]
Chet Rosales has creatively designed the iPad Cam-Case, which is a protective case with a webcam and a microphone. The camera itself can be rotated to capture your face when video-chatting. The camera is located in the corner, which works well for landscape or portrait viewing and the rubber-plastic case provides a better grip when handling the device. Too bad, it is only a concept at this time. Read more
The ThinkFlood RedEye mini universal remote control is specially designed for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The device allows you to control virtually any infrared devices from any room at home without having to attach anything to their cell phone, MP3 player or tablet. The RedEye system is a Wi-Fi-to-infrared bridge that can support multiple rooms, controllers, and users, simultaneously. The ThinkFlood RedEye mini universal remote control retails for $49 each. [Ubergizmo]
The Pure Oasis Flow will be launched in the UK very soon. Pure has recently unveiled details about the internet-connected digital radio, which is both weatherproof and splash resistant. Priced at £170 or about $256, the gadget features touchscreen controls and an OLED display. You can connect the Pure Oasis Flow with your iPod or MP3 player if you get bored of the thousands of internet radio stations and podcasts available. [ShinyShiny]
Taiwanese company Mach Xtreme Technology comes back with a new memory module, the ArmorX 8GB DDR3 memory. This memory module is targeted towards enthusiasts and overclockers in need of both speed and capacity for their day-to-day tasks. The MXD3AX16008GK and MXD3AX20008GK kits consist of two 4GB modules equipped with the ultra efficient HDT passive cooler, which is designed to effectively cool DDR3 modules working at high clock speeds and raised voltage environments. The MXD3AX16008GK and MXD3AX20008GK kits are able to run at 1600MHz and 2000MHz, respectively. [PCLaunches]
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