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October 31, 2004
Looking to add a little edge to your gadgets, or hide a big scratch - a tech tatt could be the answer.
Tech Tatts are solid color vinyl cutouts, which can be used even on curved surfaces. You stick the Tech Tatt on your gadget and voila, you are hip & bad . According to the makers Tech Tatts are easy to remove - hopefully alot easier to remove than the iPod Tattoos.
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 Work can be extremely stressful on ones mental health, sometimes causing physical problems, here is a little gadget thingy to help you de-stress - I don't expect you to buy one but maybe you can convince your boss to spring for the $160 just in case it doesn't work, I am sure he or she would go for that as oppose to paying the power nap fees at Metronaps aka the power nap center on the 24th floor of the Empire State building.
The Journey to Wild Divine is "inner-active" Computer adventure that combines ancient breathing and meditation with biofeedback technology for total mind-body wellness. The biofeedback technology is what caught my attention, you wear three finger sensors that track your body's heart rate variability and skin conductance, you move through landscapes using the power of your thoughts, feelings, breath and awareness - apparently by the end you should be a new person at least for a second or two.
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Update -- thanks for the lover letter Syven -- no this is not a filler or recommendation, ok yes maybe a filler. I actually think it is pretty interesting. I have taken Kundalini yoga maybe you should try it buddy - breathe - de-stress
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October 30, 2004
If you have not heard the Motorola RAZR V3 is like really hot, Paris Hilton hot people and to solidify this hotness Hip Hop mogul Russell Simmons said it was "hot".
The ($799 ($499 with 2 year plan)) Razr V3 is a mere 0.54 inches thick when folded, features include bright thin-film transistor screen, quad-band GSM for jet setters, a camera, MPEG4 video playback, Bluetooth wireless, Java games, a Web browser and a speaker for MP3 audio and polyphonic ring tones.
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Google has announced plans to offer a version of its desktop search tool for Apple PCs in the very near future. This comes amidst news of Apple's new operating system called "Tiger" set for release March next year having a built in search tool Similar to Google Desktop search.
Could this eventually lead to a strain between Apple & Google? -
Send me your comments
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 Delkin has developed the eFilm Archival Gold "300-Year" CD-R, it is guaranteed that you will never be able to confirm that 300 year fact unless you have some magic potion you have yet to share with the world of immorality.
I think a 100 year CD-R would have been just as good, think about it in 100 years CD-R will be extinct, you would probably have to pay millions to get a device to read the CD-R.
Delkin ran rigorous test on the CD-R using a special aging process to get that 300 year thing. - MORE
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 The BenQ P50 has been making news lately as a good contender to console your treo 650 pain, the P50 which is due out in March has built-in WiFi and a 1.3 megapixel camera, both treo 650 weak points, if you are a BenQ fan, they new smartphone to hold you over until the P50 is released. The BenQ P30 is a tri-band GSM/GPRS cellphone which runs on Symbian UIQ. Other features include 2.66-inch, 262,000 color LCD touchscreen, Bluetooth, a built-in VGA quality digital camera that can record video clips, an SD memory card slot, Opera's mobile browser preinstalled.
via Engadget
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Onkyo has announced the MHP-UW1 a wireless headphone system made up of headphones and a USB transmitter. You connect the USB transmitter to your PC's USB port and it operates as a bus-powered USB audio device. Audio is transmitted from the USB transmitter to the headphones via the 2.4GHz band.
Sales of the "MHP-UW1" 2.4GHz USB wireless headphones start late November - 10,000 yen.
News release:
http://www2.onkyo.com/jp/what/news.nsf/view/mhp_uw1
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IGN is reporting that the Sony PSP will adopt both a "worldwide" and "regional" code system," which will allow you to play games from any region on your PSP. So you will be able to import a hot game from Japan and now that it will work without having to perform any type of surgery that would void your warranty - MORE
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October 29, 2004
Hawking Technology has announced the release of a new WiFi signal detector, that goes past just detecting hotspots, with a push of a button the HWL1 will search for any 802.11b/g wireless networks within the vicinity and display the signal strength using its five LED lights. The finder can filter through unwanted wireless networking signals from other 2.4GHz broadcasts. The HWL 1 will be priced around $35, and will come with non-rechargeable lithium batteries. Gone are the days of having to power up your laptop looking for Wifi are having to ask the star bucks clerk if they have it.
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 Sandisk has announced the introduction of 3 large capacity flash memory cards for use in Digital Cameras, Mobile Phones and Other Electronic Devices
SanDisk SD Card
2GB - $199
SanDisk Memory Stick PRO
4GB - $799.99
SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo
1GB - $204.99
The new cards will be available in November.
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