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Super Talent 8GB Flash Drive is World's Smallest
The chaps at Super Talent are not only incredibly modest, talented and super, but they must also be fantastically tiny to have put together the world's smallest 8GB flash drive. (Flawless logic, I'm sure you'll agree.) Retailing at $35, the price is pretty reasonable, at least until you drop it into your chest hair and lose it forever. More »
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Asus Shows Off Nova P22 mini-PC, Looks Like a Mac mini Dressed Up in Orange
It's probably not going to take the desktop world by storm like the Eee has with notebooks—cause it's not $400 for one—but Asus's Nova P22 mini-PC certainly isn't a bad looking machine. It's got a form factor sorta like the Mac mini but it's more angular and less curvy, with a Sunkist accent wrapped around it. More »
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Here's a full-frontal of one of Toshiba's Gigashot A100 Full HD camcorders. The A100F has a 1.8-inch HDD with capacity of 100GB, while her younger sister, the A40F has, yep, 40GB on hers. But they both give you 1920
1080 resolution in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format. They're out in Japan mid-November, a month after the less sexy Gigashot K hits the shops. More pics and specs below.
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Gigashot A100 Series is Small, Full HD Camcorder from Toshiba
Here's a full-frontal of one of Toshiba's Gigashot A100 Full HD camcorders. The A100F has a 1.8-inch HDD with capacity of 100GB, while her younger sister, the A40F has, yep, 40GB on hers. But they both give you 1920
1080 resolution in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 format. They're out in Japan mid-November, a month after the less sexy Gigashot K hits the shops. More pics and specs below.
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LG used IFA to announce the arrival of their first palm-sized projector, the HS101 - which, judging by their comments, they're pretty pleased with. "Industry experts told us it would be impossible to make such a small projector with a 2,000:1 contrast ratio and 100 ANSI lumen output," said LG's head of LCD TV Division. "We've obviously proven them wrong with the HS101." More details and the press release below.
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Palm-Sized Projector from LG Goes with Anything, Rocks the Color
LG used IFA to announce the arrival of their first palm-sized projector, the HS101 - which, judging by their comments, they're pretty pleased with. "Industry experts told us it would be impossible to make such a small projector with a 2,000:1 contrast ratio and 100 ANSI lumen output," said LG's head of LCD TV Division. "We've obviously proven them wrong with the HS101." More details and the press release below.
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Epoq MP4 player: Size of a Matchbox, Memory of a Goldfish
This MP4 player from Epoq is the same size as a book of matches. Available in either white or chrome and 1GB or 2GB versions, there's a miniSD Memory Card slot to give you up to 4GB memory space. It's quite cute—the buttons down the side are very retro—but it's too small for my liking. More »
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Pretec i-Disk RFID: Where Do You Hide Yours?
Pretec's new i-Disk flash drive is 25 per cent smaller than a quarter, and can store up to 1GB of data. A combination of USB flashdisk and RFID technology in a waterproof case, the i-Disk is made using a semiconductor MCP process, and measures 45.7 x 12.2 x 2.2mm. It will primarily be marketed for use in hospitals, airports and warehouses and production is expected to start in the next few months. Honestly, I don't see much use to a whole gigabyte in a RFID tag other than hiding secret space station plans inside short legged droids. If you have any ideas, please write them after the jump. More »
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New Memory Chip Small Enough to Travel Through Your Veins
Not that you'd want memory chips running through your blood stream in the first place, but two scientists in California have made a memory chip that measures about one-2,000th of an inch on the side. In other words, it's roughly the size of a white blood cell (those green dots surrounding the chip on the image to your right). Storage-wise, the chip doesn't hold much (160,000 bits), but it shows just how small memory chips can get in the future, which makes that microSD card seem like Rosie O'Donnell in comparison. More »
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Walletex Credit Card-Sized MP3 Player
Walletex, the company known for their credit-card sized USB flash drive also has a similar-sized MP3 player. This device will be available in capacities up to 2GB. I'm still kind of confused by the pictures. Sure it is small, but where the hell is the headphone jack? We'll see how well this turns out come June 2007 when it is slated for a release. Maybe I can con them into a sneak peek at CES next week. More »
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Buffalo Micro USB Gamepad for when Size Matters
Really, does size even matter to gamers? Personally, I think the smaller the joystick...the better...right? Yeah, it allows for quicker and easer thumb...action. Regardless, Buffalo has released a gamepad that is probably the smallest functional gamepad out there. It folds in half for portability and also include a retractable USB cable to prevent any kind of messy tangles. It is available in two models: one featuring a traditional directional-pad and the other featuring a tiny joystick—similar to the PSP joystick. More »
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UPlus 2, the World's Smallest Cellphone Charger (Maybe)
Straight out of Korea comes the UPlus 2, a USB cellphone charger from NewQ that is supposedly the world's smallest, but manufacturers like to claim that their product is the world's first/biggest/fastest etc. all the time. It is hard to imagine anything smaller than this, however. The charger is small enough to be carried with you everywhere you go (yay!) and also doubles as a USB file transfer device, letting you offload images and or media stored on a cellphone. More »
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Lectosonics XSDT Microphone
What does XSDT stand for, you ask? Well the marketing geniuses at Lectosonics decided to be cute and call it the 'eXtra-Super-Damn-Tiny' microphone. I guess they are one-step up on the market by giving their products extremely stupid acronyms. More »
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