Latest

Dealzmodo: Maxtor/Seagate 500GB Hard Drives $119

Your local Fry’s electronics has both a 500GB Seagate Serial ATA/300 or a 500GB Maxtor Ultra DMA/100 internal hard drive on sale for $119 with no rebate. This is a pretty decent deal, as the cheapest Newegg’s got 500GB hard drives for is $129. Your homemade DVR will thank you. Netaffilia

Tech News Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Sony Ericsson W970 Leaked Shots

There aren’t many details about this Sony Ericsson W970 yet, but we do know that it’s going to be in a swivel form factor, have 512MB of internal memory, video recording and landscape-view video playback. If this really is the W970, then this, along with the W999, looks like it’s going to make up the…

Tech News Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

iPodWeek – The Best of iLounge

This week at iLounge: Everyone’s been talking this week about the Griffin Technology Dock Adapter for iPod shuffle, a way to let the second-generation shuffle play or charge on myriad dock-sporting iPod speaker systems. We’ve already reviewed it, along with Harman Kardon’s EP730 and EP720 High-Fidelity Noise-Isolating Earphones, which turned out to be less impressive…

Tech News Travis Hudson Apr 20 '07

Plasma Cabinet Lifts, Separates

Despite not really saving space—you can’t put anything either on top of this cabinet or inside of it if it’s hidden—this Plasma Lift should be a hit with the ladies. Why? Because they really hate electronics being out in the open. With the remote, your $6,000 Plasma TV glides easily out of the hutch and…

Television Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Man’s Future Beneath the Sea (1968)

This image from the 1968 book Explorers of the Deep: Man’s Future Beneath the Sea depicts the inevitable colonization of the ocean floor. Man has only two vast, natural frontiers left to him: outer space and the oceans, both of which are still virtually unexplored and unexpoited. In the years to come, technological breakthroughs will…

Tech News Matt Novak Apr 20 '07

Gelaskins: Totally Awesome MacBook Skins

Gelaskins, the company that makes sweet art skins for your iPod, is now also selling skins for your MacBook or MacBook Pros. Featuring more irreverent stuff like the infamous Flying Spaghetti Monster to masterpieces of art like Katsushika Hokusai’s The Great Wave to contemporary artist Bob Dob’s Rough Night Out (pictured above), they’ve got so…

Tech News Adam Frucci Apr 20 '07

RIM Gives Reason for BlackBerry Outage

Just a quick note for you BB users who are still peeved you couldn’t get your email earlier this week. The outage was caused by RIM installing an “insufficiently tested” piece of software, which cut off service to all 5 million of you. After that, they tried switching to a backup system, which actually compounded…

Tech News Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Wii at Best Buy Sunday April 22

If you’re still on the lookout for a Nintendo Wii, hop down to your local Best Buy this Sunday really early to get a chance to pick one up. Tipster Ryan tells us that the Wii will be featured in all Sunday ads, and therefore will guarantee at least a 12-unit stock in all stores.…

Tech News Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Via Pico-ITX: How Many Motherboards Fit on the Head of a Pin?

How small can a x86 motherboard get? Here’s the Pico-ITX by Via Technologies, and it’s the smallest one yet. It’s tiny enough to fit in the palm of your hand, a mere 4 x 3 inches. Expect PCs to get even more impossibly small using this pint-sized motherboard. Way to go Via, the Taiwanese company…

Tech News Charlie White Apr 20 '07

Rumor: First DirectX 10 Laptop to Cost $1,200

Nvidia has yet to officially introduce a mobile GPU that can handle DirectX 10, but the folks at Laptopical claim that Zepto’s forthcoming ZNote 6625WD will be one of the first lappies to carry the GeForce Go 8600 with DirectX 10 support. The 15.4-inch machine will also have an HD DVD RW drive, HDMI and…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Apr 20 '07

Amazon Kindle eReader Gets More Details: Pricing, Time Frame, Features

Details have been scarce on the Amazon Kindle eReader since we first saw it last September, but some publishers have actually gotten to play with it now that we’re nearing the spring release date. First, the price is going to be above $400. Seeing as the Sony reader is fetching somewhere around $300 to $350,…

Commerce Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Rumor Smash: No PS3 Price Cut in Sight

I guess our speculated PS3 price cut was a bust after all. Sony released a statement saying: https://gizmodo.com/rumor-ps3-price-cut-in-the-pipeline-253659 PS3 prices and shipment plans for the future should be determined by market trends and competition. Sony currently doesn’t have any specific plan to cut the PlayStation 3’s price. *Sigh* I really wanted to pick up a…

Tech News Travis Hudson Apr 20 '07

Magic Backup Camera’s Video Stays Hidden Away Until You Need It

Now here’s a great idea: a rear-view mirror with a video display that automatically appears when you shift the car into reverse. Working just like those displays hiding behind bathroom mirrors, this one shows you a real-time panoramic view right when you need it. Then, when you’re moving forward, it disappears. https://gizmodo.com/seura-television-mirror-166156 It’s made by…

Gadgets Charlie White Apr 20 '07

A-DATA Pirates of the Caribbean Flash Memory

A-DATA may be a little late to the party, but they have designed and released a variety of flash memory modules with a PotC theme. Available is a regular flash drive bearing Depp’s character. Also available are SD Duo cards. These are like regular SD memory cards but have a USB module so they can…

Tech News Travis Hudson Apr 20 '07

Microsoft’s Xbox Live Anywhere Explored

Microsoft’s latest patent filing is finally giving us a deeper look into what they plan to do with their Live Anywhere service. Even though it’s been a year since Microsoft first demoed the Live Anywhere concept—which promises connectivity from all devices into the same Xbox network—at E3 2006, the only advancement we’ve seen is the…

Tech News Jason Chen Apr 20 '07

Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 9, 1993)

And now, the thrilling conclusion to our paleo-futuristic tale of love, loss and mountain climbing bears. See also:Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 1, 1993)Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 2, 1993)Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 3, 1993)Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 4, 1993)Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future…

Tech News Matt Novak Apr 20 '07

Scarecrow Sprinkler Scares Away the Critters

The thought of a random critter pillaging through my garden makes my blood boil, but now those son of a guns will pay. The Scarecrow Motion Activated Sprinkler is exactly that. This device hooks up to a hose and will start spraying bursts of water upon detection of motion, or an animal. No longer will…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Apr 20 '07

Fire Table Keeps Your Coffee Warm, Toasts Your Feet

Even though spring is definitely here, we still like the idea of a cozy fire, and this Fire Table from British design firm Fuego is just weird enough to satisfy our firebug jones. Hey, any excuse to play with fire is good enough for a recovering smoker. This one’s exceptionally easy to use, where all…

Tech News Charlie White Apr 20 '07

Gizmodo PSA Contest Update: Rule Change

We’ve started receiving some entries in our Gizmodo PSA Contest, including the very disturbing video above. For those unaware, we are giving away a Canon HV20 HD Camcorder. Before, we wanted a public service announcement video relating to gadgets, but due to the lack of entries and other factors—I will now also be allowing Photoshop…

Tech News Travis Hudson Apr 20 '07

Paradigm Soundbar Covers All of Your Front Channels

I’m all for surround sound, but for the sake of saving space I gravitate to speakers like Paradigm’s Millenia 20 Trio, which combines all of your front channels (left, center, and right) into one skinny soundbar. Paradigm doesn’t claim it delivers virtual surround surround sound (for that check out these or my personal favorites) so…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Apr 20 '07

Dealzmodo: Maxtor/Seagate 500GB Hard Drives $119

Sony Ericsson W970 Leaked Shots

iPodWeek – The Best of iLounge

Plasma Cabinet Lifts, Separates

Man’s Future Beneath the Sea (1968)

Gelaskins: Totally Awesome MacBook Skins

RIM Gives Reason for BlackBerry Outage

Wii at Best Buy Sunday April 22

Via Pico-ITX: How Many Motherboards Fit on the Head of a Pin?

Rumor: First DirectX 10 Laptop to Cost $1,200

Amazon Kindle eReader Gets More Details: Pricing, Time Frame, Features

Rumor Smash: No PS3 Price Cut in Sight

Magic Backup Camera’s Video Stays Hidden Away Until You Need It

A-DATA Pirates of the Caribbean Flash Memory

Microsoft’s Xbox Live Anywhere Explored

Connections: AT&T’s Vision of the Future (Part 9, 1993)

Scarecrow Sprinkler Scares Away the Critters

Fire Table Keeps Your Coffee Warm, Toasts Your Feet

Gizmodo PSA Contest Update: Rule Change

Paradigm Soundbar Covers All of Your Front Channels

Latest news

This Ultrasonic Knife Is More Than Just a Gimmick—at Least Sometimes

How to Watch the F1 Monaco GP 2026 Live Stream for Free

OpenAI Announces Unnerving New ChatGPT Feature Named ‘Lockdown Mode’

The Leopard Is Eating David Sacks’s Face

Supposedly, the Unveiling of a Hovering Tesla Has Not Been Canceled. Just Postponed Until August

‘Fatal Fury’ Steps Into the Ring of Video Game Adaptations

Kalshi Asks Influencers to Take Down Sponsored Conspiracy Posts About the LA Election

Paramount Does a Paramount, Kills ‘Avatar’ Game

Latest Reviews

Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed Review: Exceptionally Mediocre

The Best Gadgets of May 2026

Sony 1000X The Collexion Review: Too Expensive for Anyone but Sony Superfans

Alienware Fixed the One Problem With the Area-51, and Now I’m Afraid I Love It

Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max Review: Wireless Earbuds With Enough Features to Make Your Head Spin

Anker Solix E10 Review: No Power? No Problem

Bose Lifestyle Ultra Speaker Review: Sonos Can Start Sweating Now

Bose Lifestyle Ultra Soundbar Review: A Boisterous Stab at Dominating Home Theater

Let us help you find what you’re looking for...