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Vistagami All Grown Up and Ready for CES?

We’ve known about Microsoft’s Vistagami project since May. Vistagami is essentially their second attempt at an Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC). The newer Vistagamis are supposed to have slide out keyboards, better battery life, and cheaper price tags. Also, as their name suggests, they’ll be running Windows Vista. Well, word has it MS will be showing…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

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Sizemodo: Visiontac VGPS-700 Tiny GPS Receiver

Although Visiontac VGPS-700 may be pretty darn small and stylish, it’s not quite the world’s smallest GPS receiver. That honor belongs to the Navicore, which just barely beats out the Visiontac in a volume competition. https://gizmodo.com/navicores-bluetooth-gps-is-the-smallest-ever-208512 Both GPS receivers use the SiRF Star III chipset, and both connect with Bluetooth to whatever devices you have…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Fujitsu Teases Apple Fanboys with MacBook-like P7230

If Steve Jobs fails to announce an ultraportable MacBook at next month’s Macworld Expo, Apple fanboys might be able to find solace in Fujitsu’s LifeBook P7230. Like the current MacBook, it’ll be available in black or white and sport a clean, curvy design. The P7230, however, is a 10-inch ultraportable, which means it’ll be considerably…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

Seduced by a Review of the Jetset Nokia n93

I thoroughly enjoyed the n93 review by Jason Rowan, freelance writer, photographer, gridskipper, and Gizmodo friend. He one-ups all of us in technoPhiladelphia by testing Nokia’s giant video phone out of the lab. Its 3.2 MP Carl Zeiss lens capture his adventures through Paris to Key West. I’ve never been to Key West, but now…

Reviews Brian Lam

Afternoon Delight: The Best of Gizmodo

•eStarling Digital Picture Frame Hands-On (Verdict: Almost Picture-Perfect So Far) •Popalive’s LCD Remote Keeps Tabs on Your iPod •Digital Light Sculpture Studio: 3D Designs With LEDs •Venice Project Hands On: This Is Going To Kill YouTube •Venturi Eclectic: Solar and Wind Powered Electric Car https://gizmodo.com/estarling-digital-picture-frame-hands-on-verdict-almo-223825 Comment of the Day: Japanese Digitally-Counted Breast Bounce Contest: NSFW…

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Fancy Faucet Wants to Show You Its O-Ring

I showed you the LED color changing faucet earlier this week, and at that time I was pretty certain it would be the coolest looking faucet I would find this week. Well, I stand corrected. https://gizmodo.com/color-changing-led-faucet-warns-you-of-impending-burnin-223285 The ring faucet spurts out water in a completely unique way, making the act of just washing your hands…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

It’s Norad Santa Tracking Time Again!

What better way to keep the little ones occupied while you do whatever it is you do around Christmas—binge drinking perhaps—than the Norad Santa tracker? As is the tradition every year, Norad uses their fancy satellites, which are supposed to warn us about incoming North Korean nukes, to track Santa’s progress in delivering Wiis and…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Caroling Roombas Sing, Dance

The Roomba family was out caroling. They stopped by and sang a few songs. I caught a few on tape. I think they were a little tipsy on mulled 30W or something. This was a demo of RoombaMidi2, a Mac OS X program to turn your Roomba into a MIDI instrument. Nothing says Happy Holidays…

Tech News Travis Hudson

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Happy holidays everyone. Special thanks to American Express, Audi, Best Buy, Casio, Circuit City, DICE, Don Julio, Fox Soccer Channel, Future Weapons, Genji, HD-DVD, Intel, LG VX8600, Logitech, Mio, Nokia, P.C. Richard & Son, Parrot, Pioneer, SV Supreme Vodka, Shure, Smarthome, Sonos, Sprint, Texas Instruments and Zune. Don’t make the naughty list this year. http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/announcements/advertising-with-gizmodo-219501.php

Tech News Travis Hudson

Beer Tap Backpack: What Not to Wear to an Intervention

Be the most popular player on your rec softball team next summer with this Beer Tap Backpack. Perfect for alcoholics, functional alcoholics, and college students, it loads up with beer and allows your friends and family to drink refreshingly warm and flat brew via the tap strapped to your back. It even has a mesh…

Gadgets Adam Frucci

Nexto-Ultra ND2525 Photo Dump For Photogs

How would you like to back up 1GB of images from your camera’s flash card in just 50 seconds? Thanks to NextoDI’s Nexto-Ultra ND2525, you can do this without the use of a computer. The ND2525 grabs up to 40GB of images on a single charge, and stores pics on a >128GB, 2.5-inch hard drive.…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Anytone Super Portable Charger

Holding a ginormous 20,000 mAh, this Anytone portable charger could theoretically charge your cellphone a maximum of twenty times. Most phones have 1000 mAh batteries, and most laptops have around 4000 to 5000 mAh, which means this battery holds twenty times more juice than your phone and four times more than your laptop. However, thanks…

Gadgets Jason Chen

How to Add More Storage To Your Sony HDR-SR1 Camcorder

If there’s one thing we can say about Sony, it’s that they’re not entirely against people modding up their gear. That is, if you don’t count them forcing Lik-Sang out of business. So if you’ve been a bad boy present-peeker and know you’re getting one of these Sony HDR-SR1 hard drive camcorders for Xmas, you’ll…

Tech News Jason Chen

Picture of the Day: Pro Wii Propaganda

For those just waking up, Woot.com landed a bunch of 20GB PS3s for today’s Woot. (They sold out within minutes, so don’t even try). It is apparent which console is preferred by the Woot folks by checking out the “alternate views” of the PS3. Nice construction! Thanks, Joshua

Tech News Travis Hudson

Dealzmodo: $36 Roboreptile

Amazon has the WowWee Roboreptile available for $36 out the door. This reptile normally carries a $100+ pricetag, but they have marked it way down, just in time to not get here for Christmas. I’ve played with the Roboreptile before and I must say that they are pretty fun—especially with small animal that enjoy fighting…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Roll-up USB Powered Piano Keyboard

If you have ever really wanted to prove to your cubicle neighbors that you truly are the reincarnate of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, this $30 roll-up, rubber piano keyboard may be the best option. The keyboard also has more than 128 different instruments available (in case you also want to prove that you are also the…

Tech News Travis Hudson

uPlusPen is like a Tablet, Minus the Tablet

uPlusPen is the latest input device straight out of Korea. It is similar to a Wacom-style tablet, but there is no actual tablet. The pen can write on any surface and be transferred to the computer. This could be perfect for those on-the-go graphic designers who don’t want to lug a tablet everywhere, or for…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

USB-Compatible Voodoo Doll

It’s been a while since I busted out my wiccan bible and had a little go with witchcraft, but I recall voodoo dolls not requiring power, or USB connectivity for that matter. Upon stabbing this voodoo doll with a pin, knife, icepick, etc it will spout out “nastygrams” on the computer screen that it is…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Fabio an A/V Geek? Not Quite

We may have been entranced by Fabio’s golden locks and savage manhood, but the folks at Sci Fi didn’t fall for his suavity. In their interview of Geek Squad’s newest Ambassador, Fabio coughs up a pretty interesting gem on the way his A/V system is set up. https://gizmodo.com/fabio-on-technology-a-brief-interview-210458 One room is all Krell equipment —…

Tech News Jason Chen

Vistagami All Grown Up and Ready for CES?

Other Bits and Bytes

Sizemodo: Visiontac VGPS-700 Tiny GPS Receiver

Fujitsu Teases Apple Fanboys with MacBook-like P7230

Seduced by a Review of the Jetset Nokia n93

Afternoon Delight: The Best of Gizmodo

Fancy Faucet Wants to Show You Its O-Ring

It’s Norad Santa Tracking Time Again!

Caroling Roombas Sing, Dance

Happy Holidays, Sponsors

Beer Tap Backpack: What Not to Wear to an Intervention

Nexto-Ultra ND2525 Photo Dump For Photogs

Anytone Super Portable Charger

How to Add More Storage To Your Sony HDR-SR1 Camcorder

Picture of the Day: Pro Wii Propaganda

Dealzmodo: $36 Roboreptile

Roll-up USB Powered Piano Keyboard

uPlusPen is like a Tablet, Minus the Tablet

USB-Compatible Voodoo Doll

Fabio an A/V Geek? Not Quite

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