Getting bored with your iphone, blackberry, or G1? Then take a look at our new Nokia 5800. Nokia has announced the music phone at Espoo, Finland. It comes with a 3.2-inch display, 16:9 resistive touchscreen, a 3.2 megapixel camera and 8GB of storage. Soon this music phone will be available in Russia, Spain, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Finland, though Nokia have not given a release date yet. (Read the full post about ‘Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Now Shipping’…)
Ahhh, there is nothing quite like resting in your favorite lounge chair after a hard day at work. It would even be better if this chair came with massaging capabilities in order to soothe and knead away the day’s stress - this is now possible with the Comfort Quest Massage Lounger Chair. For £59.99, you will be able to rest in this inflatable one-seat chair that comes with a vinyl surface, and boasts a trio of primary massage elements that will sooth or invigorate your body, depending on your preference. Depending on how hard you want it, you can select from 4 intensity settings and 6 massage modes. Too bad this doesn’t clean the dishes or do the laundry.
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Introduced a couple of months ago at a Victor-JVC press conference in Yokohama, the DLA-HD750 now comes in Premium Pearl White and limited to 200 units. No change in specs, it provides a native ratio of 50000:1 and a brightness of 900 Lumens, is Full HD and supports 1080p 60/50/24. This version will be available December 25th for 756,000 Yen (6100€). [Source] Tags: technology, laptops, video, cameras (Read the full post about ‘Victor-JVC to Intoduce a Limited Edition D-ILA Video Projector’…)
by Darren Murph, posted Nov 26th 2008 at 2:23PMIf the BlackWing Three was just a touch too rich for your blood, yet you dug what Cineversum had going on, have a look at this. The BlackWing One 1080p digital video projector relies on three 0.6-inch LCoS panels (all with a 1,920 x 1,080 native resolution, obviously) and comes pre-calibrated for optimal performance right out of the box. Additionally, it features a 15,000:1 contrast ratio, 1,400 ANSI lumens, two HDMI 1.3 sockets, an RS-232 control port and a “futuristic deep metallic-black ABS plastic chassis” designed by France’s own Antoine Béon. The first batch is scheduled to hit North America in mid-December for $6,500 apiece, but thos (Read the full post about ‘Cineversum intros $6,500 BlackWing One 1080p projector’…)
by Joseph L. Flatley, posted Nov 26th 2008 at 4:37PM What do you give the person who has everything this holiday season? How about a game system without any games? Fuzebox is a homebrew, open source 8-bit game console kit based on an ATmega644 8-bit processor, with a whopping 4K RAM and four-channel MIDI sound. The console plays games written in C, accepts two SNES controllers and should come together in an hour and a half or so, as long as you have some skill with a soldering iron. Seventy bucks will get you a bare bones rig, or for an extra thirty you can go all out — components, enclosures, a controller, necessary cables and one power adapter. (Read the full post about ‘Fuzebox 8-bit DIY game console, strictly for those who’d rather DIY’…)
by Donald Melanson, posted Nov 26th 2008 at 3:59PM Lenovo’s S10 netbook has been relatively well received since its introduction earlier this year, but the battery life has always been a bit of a sticking point, with the included 3-cell battery simply not meeting some folks’ netbook demands. It looks like that situation has now been rectified, in Germany, where a new model equipped with a six-cell battery has just gone on sale for the fairly reasonable price of €329 (or roughly $425). Unfortunately, there’s no indication of a release ’round these parts just yet, but you can check out some more pics of the somewhat bulky addition by hitting up the link below. (Read the full post about ‘Lenovo S10 with six-cell battery gets pictured, priced’…)
by Darren Murph, posted Nov 26th 2008 at 3:12AM Just six short months after Fedora 9 hit the tubes, in flies Fedora 10 to give you something new to tinker with over Thanksgiving break. (Read the full post about ‘Fedora 10 goes live: your download awaits’…)
