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August 30, 2004
News of the iBiz virtual keyboard started in January 2004 . 9 months later
the virtual keyboard tagged as the next generation key board is here {tanomi}
. The virtual keyboard is formed from a device which projects the keyboard
pattern and position detection sensor, the sensor detects key touch.
read more...[
Tanomi]
video
demonstration - ImpressWatch
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In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and
other international safety authorities, Apple is voluntarily recalling certain
lithium ion rechargeable batteries that were sold worldwide from January
2004 through August 2004 for use with 15-inch PowerBook G4 (Aluminum) notebook
computers. These batteries were manufactured by LG Chem, Ltd. of South Korea.
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The Tube Lamp conceived as a sly spoof of the expensive vacuum tube audio
amps. Standard tubular light bulbs are controlled by a current-limited dimmer
circuit that ensures that the bulbs last a long time and wont burn fingers.
According to Gizmodo, these bulbs can be purchased at your local home depot
store. Chrome controls include a knurled knob appropriated from a Fender
Telecaster electric guitar which can light up the room or be dimmed down
to create a mysterious night light.
read more...[ The Tube Lamp]
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RWC introduces the "Thunderbird," a simple transfer cable, which
goes directly into the USB port allowing the transfer of files from PC to
PC with no software installations. Requires Windows ME and above
read more...[ RWC]
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Hush Technologies has announced the release of their new entertainment computer
called the ATX MCE (for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005).
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more...[ HUSH]
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The Sharper Image Robosapien™, is rambunctious, feisty, moody, animated,
intelligent and yours to guide and master with easy remote-controlled programming.
Robosapien is a robot companion and entertainer that enthusiasts of any
age can enjoy for only $99.95. Sharper Image's exclusive "Signature
Series" Robosapien is gleaming chrome or metallic blue, and only ours
sports a tattoo of his inventor's signature on its leg: Mark W. Tilden —
the pioneering developer of applied biomorphic robotics. Tilden's friendly
"monster" is his imaginative fusion of dynamic resonant robotic
technology and a lifelike personality — a Robosapien with attitude!
read
more...[ Sharper Image]
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Christmas for you computer. The new USB Christmas Tree will add the
Christmas spirit to any PC, Macintosh or notebook computer with a USB port. Here is to letting your computer enjoy the wonders of having
a Christmas tree with no clean up.
Features of the USB Christmas Tree:
- Powered by USB port found in most current PC and notebooks
- Flashing fibre optic lights : 4 colors; red, blue, purple and orange
- Compact in size: 20 cm tall with 8cm diameter base
read
more...[ Mr Gadget ]
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August 29, 2004
According to a 1scr member post at 1scr
when the Palm One Tungsten | T5 is released it will come with Cobalt, 128MB
RAM, HiRes+, bluetooth, WiFi, and a 520MHz PXA270 chip. The slider will
be gone, and the D-pad will be Tungsten|C-styled. The battery is good enough
to survive a workday. Expect it in November.
The second model is the Tungsten|E2. It won't be released before April
2005, and surely won't have a HiRes+ screen. It will however run OS6,
have 64MB RAM, and the same processor as the Zire72. The built-in bluetooth
will be limited to 2 meter. The price will be around $250.
An OS6 upgrade will be available for the Tungsten|C and Tungsten|T3 a month
after the release of the Tungsten|T5. The Tungsten|C will still be sold
with OS5, but that will change as soon as the current model is out of stock."
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Microsoft's optical mouse by Starck is the first museum-quality mouse. Give
your hand a reason to celebrate with this stylish optical mouse, created
by world-famous designer Philippe Starck. Starck designed this mouse with
a unique, curving hemisphere, which makes it feel natural and puts left
and right clicking in the palm of your hand.
The scroll wheel lets you navigate documents and Web pages effortlessly
without using the onscreen scroll bar, saving time and effort. The mouse's
ambidextrous design makes working more comfortable, whether you mouse with
your left or right hand.
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Many companies have tried unsuccessfully to displace the iPod as the leading
portable audio device. The fourth-generation model has improved battery
life .
Apple Ipod stands alone because of its design and interface; excellent playlist
features; clean, configurable sound; and smooth syncing with both Windows
PCs and Macs via iTunes.
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