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Archive for August 2nd, 2008

Star Wars movies getting 3-D treatment

Written by admin on Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 in gadgets.

George Lucas and co. has confirmed that they plan to 3-Dize the 6 Star Wars movies. Nuff said. Apparently costs between $50k and $100k per minute to convert. Dang.

Fans are divided - some say spend the money on new projects. Others say bring it on. I say, hell yeah, I’ll go see at least 4 of those movies again in 3-D. Actually, I may not have liked the 1st 2 prequels much, but the CGI scenes were pretty stunning.

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HTC report says Touch Diamond is coming to Sprint this month

Written by admin on Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 in gadgets.

HTC report says Touch Diamond is coming to Sprint this month
by Darren Murph, posted Aug 2nd 2008 at 3:20PMDon’t rule out the possibility that this is a complete and utterly disgusting fib, but a recent writeup in The China Post about HTC’s financial situation very clearly states when the hotly-anticipated Touch Diamond is coming to Sprint: this month. If you’re looking for the play-by-play, the article proclaims that the “company released its Diamond phone in Asia in June and will begin selling the handset through Sprint Nextel Corp. in August.” Look, we’ve seen a CDMA version of this thing donning Sprint garb, we’ve watched it fall into the capable hands of the FCC and we know it has to arrive sometime. (Read the full post about ‘HTC report says Touch Diamond is coming to Sprint this month’…)

Had a Bike Nicked Recently? Immobitag to the Rescue

Written by admin on Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 in gadgets.

Had a Bike Nicked Recently? Immobitag to the Rescue
Nothing could be worse than finding out your bike was nicked when you’re on your way home, or you’re in a hurry to ger some place. Luckily, there’s Immobitag to help you out. It can’t exactly prevent bike thefts from happening, so don’t expect Immobitag to come with a couple of men dressed in black to stand guard over your precious bike. Nevertheless, if anyone ever grabbed your bike, you’d want to get them caught, or at least get your bike back, right? ImmobiTag is a radio frequency identification device. Basically, when your bike gets stolen, it’ll show up on the National Stolen Property Database and Second Hand Trade Stolen Property Register. (Read the full post about ‘Had a Bike Nicked Recently? Immobitag to the Rescue’…)

MSI profiles the ultra-lightweight PR201 laptop

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MSI profiles the ultra-lightweight PR201 laptop
Aside from the recently announced and fashionably stylish EX310 laptop, MSI has also unveiled the ultra-lightweight PR201 laptop PC. And when we say lightweight, we mean 3.97-pounds including battery with its clean and sleek-looking magnesium alloy casing. But of course, aside from beauty, this portable powerhouse also carries with it several features and specs to compete with the rest of the current Core 2 Duo-powered laptops available in the market today. The MSI PR201 boasts of features such as a fingerprint reader for data security, HDMI capability for high-quality video output, Al Array Microphone and a built-in 2.0 megapixel webcam. (Read the full post about ‘MSI profiles the ultra-lightweight PR201 laptop’…)

Amazon rumored to have sold 240,000 Kindles

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Amazon rumored to have sold 240,000 Kindles
With the Kindle selling out in just a little over 5 hours after the initial release, its been something of a curious mystery as to just how many Amazon had actually sold. Well it seems that even though Amazon has not offered up any hard numbers, the crew over at TechCrunch are claiming that a “source close to Amazon with direct knowledge of the numbers” has given up the details, and that magic number is 240,000. Still less than a year on the market and roughly about a quarter million sold is certainly is not a bad start, that would place the revenue for the hardware alone at an estimated $100 million, and that is not to include any of the books and other goodies that are available. (Read the full post about ‘Amazon rumored to have sold 240,000 Kindles’…)

NVIDIA gets official with GeForce 9800 GT / 9800 GTX+ GPUs

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NVIDIA gets official with GeForce 9800 GT / 9800 GTX+ GPUs
by Darren Murph, posted Aug 2nd 2008 at 10:28AM We already had a glance at NVIDIA’s newest low-ender, the GeForce 9500 GT, but the outfit clearly wasn’t done. In case the previously mentioned card was just a tad too weak for your needs, you can also check out the GeForce 9800 GT and / or 9800 GTX+, which feature 112 / 128 stream processors and support for HybridPower and PhysX. Both cards can be found just about everywhere right now for $149.99 and $199.99, respectively, with 512MB of RAM on board. (Read the full post about ‘NVIDIA gets official with GeForce 9800 GT / 9800 GTX+ GPUs’…)

Gateway P-7811 FX gaming laptop coming August 14 for $1499

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Gateway P-7811 FX gaming laptop coming August 14 for $1499
by Joshua Fruhlinger, posted Aug 2nd 2008 at 1:29PM If you’ve been waiting for Gateway’s P-7811 FX gaming laptop, the wait is almost over: it will begin shipping August 14, that is, if an open-lipped Best Buy is to be believed. As for specifications, you’re looking at an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 (2.26GHz, 3MB L2 cache with 1066MHz FSB), PM45 Express chipset, 15-inch WUXGA display at 1920 x 1200, Nvidia GeForce 9800M-GTS with 512MB GDDR3, 200GB 7200RPM spinner, 8x DVD burner, HDMI 1.2, eSATA, a 5-in-1 media card reader, 1.3MP camera, and a 9-cell Li-ion battery. The $1,499 machine weighs in at 9.2-lbs and will be ready for your Crysis, Spore, etc. (Read the full post about ‘Gateway P-7811 FX gaming laptop coming August 14 for $1499′…)

BenQ MP722 Projector

Written by admin on Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 in gadgets.

BenQ MP722 Projector
Featuring a great combination of advanced technologies and a stunning design, BenQ MP722 Projector will now end all your presentation queries. BenQ MP722 Projector incorporates a bright lamp that has been rated at an extra-bright 3000 ANSI lumens. Security Password, Presentation Timer and Quick Auto Search are some unique features of BenQ MP722 Projector. Features BrilliantColor. High Contrast Ratio of 2000:1. DLP Technology. Unishape Technology. BenQ MP722 Projector incorporates 3D Color Management and allows users to fine-tune the different colors to achieve the exact desired picture quality. Wall color correction is another unique feature of BenQ MP722 Projector that provides automatic optimization for different surfaces. (Read the full post about ‘BenQ MP722 Projector’…)

HTC Mogul

Written by admin on Saturday, August 2nd, 2008 in gadgets.

HTC Mogul
Redefine your style statement with the new sophisticated HTC Mogul cell phone. The phone comes fitted with a large color touch screen that provides an improved viewing of documents and photos. With HTC Mogul, you can easily keep updated calendar, tasks, notes and what not at your fingertips! Features Slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Windows Mobile 6. Sprint Mobile Broadband. Download thousands of games and applications. HTC Mogul enables you to access your corporate and personal e-mail anytime and anywhere. When you have this cell phone, you need not carry your laptop along, as it allows you to edit Microsoft OfficeWord and Office Excel documents. (Read the full post about ‘HTC Mogul’…)

HRGZ1 HomeRemote Wireless Home Automation G

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HRGZ1 HomeRemote Wireless Home Automation G
Hawking Technologies is proud to present its new HRGZ1 HomeRemote Wireless Home Automation System. This affordable and compact system plays a vital role in your home and office security. The HRGZ1 HomeRemote Wireless Home Automation System acts as a portal between the Internet and your home enabling you to control lighting and appliances. You can view live video even from your cell phone or an Internet web browser. Features Easily create Scenes for the controlling multiple devices with one click. Link multiple lights and appliances to a single module. Customize the HomeRemote interface to match the exact layout of your home. Keep track of all recent activity in your home. (Read the full post about ‘HRGZ1 HomeRemote Wireless Home Automation G’…)



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