The SPEEDLINK XEOX Pro analog gamepad is designed for Windows PC and Sony’s PlayStation 3 console. The gaming controller connects to your computer/ gaming console via a 2.4GHz wireless technology with a range of up to 10-meter. The SPEEDLINK XEOX Pro analog gamepad features a pair of analog sticks, a D-pad, seven front buttons, four triggers, vibration effects, an LED indicator ring and a rubberized coating. Its 550mAh Li-polymer battery provides up to 10-hour of continuous gaming time. [SPEEDLINK]
The Disgo Tablet 8104 is a new Android tablet that comes jam packed with a 10.1-inch (1024×600) display, a 1.2GHz Boxchip Cortex A8 ARM processor and a Mali-400 GPU. The gadget features a 4GB of internal storage, a micro SDHC card for storage expansion, a 512MB of RAM and a front-facing camera. The Disgo Tablet 8104 runs on the Google Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system. Unfortunately, it will not provide access to the Google Play store. You can only purchase apps and games via the Disgo store. The Disgo Tablet 8104 retails for £150 or approx. $242. [Ubergizmo]
Inno3D has unveiled another one of its upcoming graphics card called the iChill HerculeZ 3000 GTX. Sadly, specs remain unknown at this stage but it is known that the card will feature the latest HerculeZ 3000 cooling system and its three fans that use 9 scythe blades each. [Softpedia]
Yamaha today unveiled its new RX-V series AV receivers in the form of the 7.2-channel RX-V773WA and RX-V673. Both receivers provide AirPlay compatibility with iOS devices, convenient front panel USB inputs for direct connectivity to iPad, iPhone and iPod, seven discreet assignable amplifiers, six HDMI ports and an enhanced YPAO calibration system. The Yamaha RX-V773WA and RX-V673 AV receivers will be released in June 2012 for $849.95 and $649.95, respectively. [Engadget]
E FUN today unveiled the new Next 7S Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet. Powered by a 1GHz processor, the 7-inch tablet features a color multitouch display with a 800 x 480 pixels resolution, a front-facing camera for Skype video calls, an integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, Adobe Flash 11 support, a G-sensor, a mini-USB 2.0 port, a 4GB of internal memory and a microSD memory card slot for storage expansion. The E FUN Next 7S also supports over-the-air (OTA) firmware update capabilities. If you are interested, you can buy the E FUN Next 7S for $129.99 each. [Electronista]
The Cubify 3D printer is now available to pre-order for $1,299. This 3D printer prints single-color plastic objects up to 5.5 inches (14cm) in diameter. Each purchase comes equipped with a printer and a single neon green material cartridge. You can order additional cartridges in different colors at $50 each. The Cubify 3D printer will be launched on May 25th, 2012. [Cubify]
The Kanex ATV Pro is an HDMI-to-VGA adapter that enables presenters in classroom to mirror their iPad’s screen to an old VGA projector via an Apple TV. The ATV Pro connects to the Apple TV via an HDMI output port. The adapter also provides a VGA port and a 3.5mm audio jack to connect to older projectors. The ATV Pro is an HDCP 1.2-compliant device that accepts SD and HD signals via HDMI from 480i to 1080p. It requires no external power or AC adapter. The Kanex ATV Pro retails for $59 each. [Kanex]
MSI has introduced a new graphics card to its range called the R7870 Hawk. Powered by a 28nm GPU, the card is packed with a 256-bit memory interface, a core clock of 1100MHz and a 2GB of GDDR5 memory set @ 4800MHz. Not to mention, the card also employs the fourth generation Twin Frozr cooling system and features dual-link DVI-I, HDMI and 2x mini DisplayPort outputs. Pricing and release date are still unknown the moment. [MSI]
The next generation of Blackberry Playbook has been confirmed. The tablet comes equipped with a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, NFC capabilities and 4G LTE connectivity. The 4G version of Playbook has a similar design with its predecessor. Additional details are expected to be unveiled at the Blackberry World 2012 keynote. Stay tuned for more updates. [Ubergizmo]
The Satechi iBase Dock Station is ideal for use at home and office. The dock supports Apple’s iPod, iPad, and iPhone as well as other portable music players. The Satechi iBase features four full range neodymium dynamic drivers, delivering distortion free and crystal clear sound. The docking station also recharges your iPod, iPad, or iPhone. $44.99 is all you need to bring home the Satechi iBase Dock Station. [Satechi]
