• music

    Memorex TouchMP Is the iPod Touch for Cheapies

    CNET got their hands on a Memorex TouchMP, an 8GB, $100 touchscreen PMP. And they really liked it. From the review: More »
    05/14/09
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    Comment by DigitalPasture: For the price it might be OK. Now if I can convince my Sanza to finally die... 1 Responses | Other threads

  • listening test

    Handmade Playlist: The Greatest Mixtape I Ever Made

    In 1994, I painstakingly crafted the greatest hip-hop mixtape cassette I would ever make, comprised solely of songs on the radio at the time. I was 9. More »
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    04/16/09
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  • dealzmodo

    Gadget Deals of the Day

    Look, we'd like to think that if we didn't tell you about all of these fabulous tech deals, you'd just go on your merry way and save your cash. But we both know that isn't the case. So read on to score a $.98 version of Half-Life, a $100 external hard drive, or one of the many good buys that you see above. Or, you know. Don't. More »
    11/20/08
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  • karaoke

    Memorex SingStand Might Actually Make Karaoke Cool Again

    The galaxy of gimmicky karaoke machines was starting to fade before Memorex's SingStand came along. This baby organically melds mic stand and iPod dock, and at $70 doesn't even put you into debt to do so. The base is where the brains are—vox effects like reverb plus "Auto Voice Control" for removing original song vocals—along with two 4-watt "full-range" speakers. There's even a second mic input for Sonny-and-Cher-Pre-Divorce moments. The catch is that there's no 30-pin connector for charging or enhanced iPod control, but at least a 3.5mm miniplug means you can pop in your Zune or Sansa too. [Memorex via Electronista]
    09/21/08
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    Comment by CCM333: I- LOVE- KARAOKE! THIS IS SO MINE! but how well do you think it will actually get rid of original vocals? 1 Responses | Other threads

  • blu-ray

    Memorex MVBD-2510 Blu-ray Limbos Under $300

    The Memorex MVBD-2510 fills that getting-the-job-done-for-cheap niche, but Gizmodo readers should know we don't actually recommend it for purchase. It costs only $270, but sacrifices Profile 2.0 and the ethernet that accompanies it. So it's a pass, but a positive trend for the industry all the same. [prnewswire]
    09/18/08
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  • memorex dvds

    Memorex SimpleSave is Easy DVD Recording For Your Grandparents

    Memorex has a crazy (and expensive) new DVD-R line called SimpleSave, which automatically scans your computer for photos and videos and burns them to disc. From the description, these $14.99 for 5 discs sound like they're perfect for your parents or grandparents who don't really know how to use a burner and have photos scattered all over their machines. If they've got more pics and vids than can fit on one disc, the software will tell them how many more they need to buy and will parse and burn accordingly. Expensive, but neat fort the new user. [PRNewswire via Coolest Gadgets]
    06/24/08
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    Comment by AJ_Syrinx: The first thing the software will look to burn is the default pictures in Windows "My Pictures" folder, ha! more » | Other threads

  • sniff this

    Memorex Makes Air Dusters Harder to Huff

    Now, you probably didn't know this—because you're a normal human being—but kids apparently like to huff cans of compressed air. Boy, children are really high-tech these days. Back when we were small we stuck with markers, glue, and chalk, but now they're getting all futuristic with compressed air. More »
    05/26/07
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    Comment by smokyburnout: ive never gotten the point of paying money for air in a can. it sounds like a rediculous get-rich-quick scheme... more » | Other threads

  • moe-nay, moe-nay

    Memorex Money Clip Flash Drive Won't Lose Data, Money

    Father's Day, anyone? Memorex has created this device for that technologically savvy money clip user. It is a flash drive that can also double as a money clip. It is available in capacities in up to 1GB and is available for $35 at Target stores. It may be a bit bulky for a money clip, but think of how impressed the strippers will be when your dad is "making it rain" from bills coming out of his Memorex flash drive money clip. –Travis Hudson More »
    05/16/07
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    Comment by phreakincool: Wouldn't you have to take your money off the clip to use the clip? Thus defeating the purpose of having... more » | Other threads

  • deals

    Dealzmodo: 1GB Memorex Flash Drive, $5 AR

    Tiger Direct has a 1GB Memorex TravelDrive that includes CA Internet Security for $90 with an $85 mail-in-rebate. There is always mixed reviews about Tiger Direct mail-in-rebates, so take this one with a grain of salt. More »
    10/24/06
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  • portable media

    Memorex iFlip Video Viewer for iPod

    This September Memorex plans to release a video player that connects to the 5G iPod with Video, giving users access to a much roomier screen without having to sacrifice their precious iPod. The 8.4-inch screen dwarf's the iPod's 2.5-inch and supports a resolution of 480 x 234 pixels. If, like Tim Allen, you need more power, you can use the iFlip's S-video out to send the video to an even bigger screen. More »
    07/26/06
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    Comment by Morford321: Still, i wish that this would have come out,http://www.nyko.com/nyko/products/?i=36for those that cant afford to get a brand new video iPod. more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Memorex World Cup USB Drives

    Memorex isn't one for rushing things, since they're just now getting around to releasing World Cup themed USB drives when the World Cup is halfway over! We're guessing it was a manufacturing problem, since releasing these things when two of the countries are already eliminated is kind of putting salt on fresh wounds. More »
    06/29/06
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  • peripherals

    Back to the Future: Memorex Pro Gold Archival CD-R

    Gizmodo has a little secret to spill: we've acquired a time machine and gone forward 300 years so that we could do a hands-on test of these Memorex Pro Gold CD-R blanks (available in DVD-R, too) the company sent us via FedEx today. Our result? We had no way of knowing if the company's claim of a 300-year durability is true or not, because first of all since the denizens of the 24th century passed The Singularity a couple of centuries ago, they already possess all of the data that's ever been gathered by any human being in each of their pretty little electronic heads. Disks of any kind are irrelevant in those future times. More »
    06/15/06
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    Comment by Plasmafire: My question is how do they know its going to last 300 years? If it only lasts 100 do you... more » | Other threads

  • portable media

    Memorex Releases Four MP3 Players And Nobody Notices

    When consumers hear Memorex, what comes to mind? Most likely CDRs, DVDRs and burners, not MP3 players. But Memorex is trying wedge itself into an already tight market like your wife into her jeans from college. More »
    05/21/06
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    Comment by chris_cant_pwn: And what would an MP3 player put out by a recordable media company be without DRM support? more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Imation Buys Memorex, Passes Go, Collects $200

    Data storage manufacturer Imation has acquired Memorex for 330 million bones with additional payments of up to $45 million to come in the future. The deal should be completely sealed by the second quarter of 2006 and Imation expects an increase of $34 million annualized operating income. Memorex has been around since the 1970s when they busted into the audio cassette market and as of late they have focused a lot of their attention on PC peripherals and portable media. Good game, Memorex, good game. More »
    01/23/06
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    Comment by Mike Panic: As of late it's starting to feel like the dot com era, companies are getting bought up like they are... more » | Other threads

  • memorex

    Memorex's Cute Little Dongle

    Memorex is shrinking. The new Mini Traveldrive portable storage device is about an inch shorter than the original Traveldrive, comes in a prettier platinum color (in case you're dying for something to match your purse) and holds up to 2GB of storage for $179.99. Includes SecureTD with password protection, and is compatible with Windows, Mac and Linux. Ooh, and it's got that cute blinkey light on the end too. More »
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