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Rumormill: 15.4-inch MacBooks Coming Q2?

Another one of those chatty Cathy Taiwan industry sources has leaked some information regarding a possible 15.4-inch MacBook release. This 15.4-inch MacBook is being made by Quanta Computer (the 13.3-inch MacBooks are made by Asustek) and is slated for a second quarter release. It is also being rumored that the price for this 15.4-inch MacBook…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Today at Giz: Goodbye Barcelona

From: Ben To: Barcelona Goodbye Barcelona, We’re finally wrapping up our coverage of 3GSM. But we’ve got a couple more phone stories that should wean you off gracefully, Like our 5 favorite phones behind glass. Also there’s a shiny gallery of the Motorola Z8 banana-slider & Q9 smartphone for your viewing pleasure. Oh and keep…

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Steve Jobs Fights Bill Gates With Light Sabers

You’d think an animated comic that contained both the original Mac/PC battle mashed up with the most elegant weapons from the Jedi/Sith conflict would be Geek Entertainment Bonanza. It’s not quite that, but for the those who stalk the Dear Leaders, here’s yet another thing to watch. Gates vs Jobs [CurrentTV]

Tech News Brian Lam

Google/YouTube Hands Over User Data to Fox

If you think Google/YouTube will protect you if you upload something you shouldn’t, think again. When Fox went after a couple of users who had uploaded episodes of 24 and The Simpsons, Google handed over the user data without hesitation. https://gizmodo.com/fox-hunting-youtube-user-for-uploading-24-and-simpsons-231460 While it’s pretty clearly against YouTube policy to upload copyrighted material, giving the accused…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Dealzmodo: Refurb’d 2nd Gen iPod Shuffle, $59

The Apple refurbished Special Deals store is updated again. Today, they added the silver 1GB second generation iPod Shuffle for $59. The regular price on this product is $79 and it includes free shipping. &ltInformercial Voice&gtThat is savings of 29-percent! Really, this isn’t a bad deal and it is one of the better 1GB portable…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Japanese Human Vending Machine

In today’s episode of “More Weird Crap from Japan” we find our heroes encountered with a very strange machine. This vending machine is staffed by a real human who gives the desired product to the consumer, rather than having a series of mechanics do the job. If only it was a real human vending machine…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Materassi: Transformer Furniture with Plug-In Parts

Here’s a versatile piece of furniture that has modular parts that can be added or removed at your whim. It has armrests and backrests that can be plugged in, making it a sofa at one moment and a chaise lounge the next. It’s no Optimus Prime, but it’s certainly no less versatile. This patented idea…

Gadgets Charlie White

World’s First 1,200W Power Supply Might Be a Bit Much

You know you have an overpowered computer when you need one of these. It’s Thermaltake Technology’s new 1,200W power supply, the world’s first to have that much juice. Seriously, you’d need to be running some serious hardware to need that. Is there a setup out there that would really use that much power? Is anyone…

Tech News Adam Frucci

Chinese Artists Take a VW Down the Hershey Highway for V-Day

The Valentine’s Day madness has apparently spread around the world, as evidenced by this chocolate-covered Volkswagen Beetle parked in front of a supermarket in China. After first wrapping the vehicle in plastic, seven enterprising car company employees slathered on 440 pounds of chocolate, resulting in the day’s biggest internal-combustion chocolate truffle. If it didn’t take…

Gadgets Charlie White

Boring but Important Stuff

So THAT’S how you join the dark side!-trunk666. According to the BBC over 62% of Music Executives believe in DRM-free downloads. And this was before Steve’s anti-DRM manifesto. Guitar Hero II Associate Producer, Ted Lange, is making some bold claims regarding downloadable content on the 360. He said in an interview that it will have…

Tech News Ben Longo

Low End Theory: Bringing Shenzhen to Your Doorstep

By Brendan I. Koerner Given the frighteningly low pay in my chosen line of work, I often fantasize about dropping writing in favor of something far, far more lucrative. Alas, I lack the hops necessary to make it in the world of professional basketball (even on the Minot Skyrockets), and my brain’s too feeble to…

Tech News Brendan I. Koerner

OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse Frags 3 Per Click

The OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse brings unique features for gamers such as a quickly adjustable dpi sensitivity, letting you choose from six dpi settings between 400dpi and 2500dpi. The orange button is called the Triple Threat, because each time you push it, it sends three mouse clicks, letting you shoot three times with one…

Tech News Charlie White

Vege Helps Lazy Botanists Do Their Thing

Electrolux has taken the home garden and stuffed it into an appliance, getting rid of all the fresh air, sunlight, and dirt that goes along with growing your own produce. The VEGE is a hydroponic growing station that is about the size of a refrigerator, allowing you to grow herbs, veggies, and marijuana without having…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Boss Toss: Next Best Thing to Killing, Maiming

Of all the workplaces in the world, we certainly don’t need the Boss Toss. But many of you, dear readers, must have a slavemaster patrolling the cubicles whose command you’d like to eliminate with extreme prejudice. Load up the appropriate mini-effigy of your boss or nemesis and flip it out into the ether where it…

Gadgets Charlie White

Locked in Glass: Five 3GSM Phones We’d Snatch in a Heartbeat

It’s the final day here at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, and of all the phones I’ve seen, after the jump are the five I’d like to take back home with me. That is, if they hadn’t been locked up in glass and/or under tight supervision. NTT DoCoMo D800iDS https://gizmodo.com/mitsubishi-takes-one-from-nintendos-book-with-dual-scre-229381 Yeah, they’re ripping…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez

We’ve Got Wood: Callaway’s FT-i Driver Has Square Head, Drives Straighter?

This is a big day for golfers, the day Callaway rolls out its square-headed FT-i driver using what the company calls “Fusion Technology.” Just like the old PF Flyer sneakers of yesteryear whose makers claimed would make you run faster and jump higher, these clubs are supposed to improve your golfing performance. Callaway claims it’s…

Gadgets Charlie White

Media Tank Holds Your HDD, Optical Drive, Card Reader

This Media Tank holds an optical drive and a hard drive and has a built-in card reader for a whole slew of different memory card formats. It seems to be a great home base for people with ultra-portable laptops, letting them keep all their high-storage, media-burning capabilities on their desk for when they aren’t out…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Kohler C3 Series Toilet Seats Offer Hands-Free Butt-Washing, American Style

Who says the Japanese make all the fancy potties? Kohler has jumped into wash-yer-butt bidet derby with its C3 series toilet seats, using a special “hydra-cleansing wand” (pictured at right) to give you a hands-free alternative to toilet paper. Click to viewThe C3-200 model ($1300, pictured on the toilet above left) has an in-line heater…

Gadgets Charlie White

Mio A501 Pocket PC Has GPS, Lacks WiMo6

The GPS fiends over at Mio plan to release the A501, a Windows Mobile 5-based Pocket PC that features the highly sensitive SiRF Star III GPS chip. (If only GPS reliably worked in Manhattan… damn buildings.) Putting aside the fact that it’s not running the surprisingly good looking Windows Mobile 6, the A501 doesn’t stray…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon

Radical Radiators of the Future

Somebody’s finally decided to improve the design of the lowly radiator. Designboom held a contest called “The Radical Radiators of the Future,” and the winner was Archibald, a “servant radiator” that not only warms up the room, it warms up your clothes as well. The runners-up are just as good, maybe better: One of six…

Gadgets Charlie White

Rumormill: 15.4-inch MacBooks Coming Q2?

Today at Giz: Goodbye Barcelona

Steve Jobs Fights Bill Gates With Light Sabers

Google/YouTube Hands Over User Data to Fox

Dealzmodo: Refurb’d 2nd Gen iPod Shuffle, $59

Japanese Human Vending Machine

Materassi: Transformer Furniture with Plug-In Parts

World’s First 1,200W Power Supply Might Be a Bit Much

Chinese Artists Take a VW Down the Hershey Highway for V-Day

Boring but Important Stuff

Low End Theory: Bringing Shenzhen to Your Doorstep

OCZ Equalizer Laser Gaming Mouse Frags 3 Per Click

Vege Helps Lazy Botanists Do Their Thing

Boss Toss: Next Best Thing to Killing, Maiming

Locked in Glass: Five 3GSM Phones We’d Snatch in a Heartbeat

We’ve Got Wood: Callaway’s FT-i Driver Has Square Head, Drives Straighter?

Media Tank Holds Your HDD, Optical Drive, Card Reader

Kohler C3 Series Toilet Seats Offer Hands-Free Butt-Washing, American Style

Mio A501 Pocket PC Has GPS, Lacks WiMo6

Radical Radiators of the Future

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