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Dealzmodo: JBL On Stage II iPod Speakers, $30 in-store $50 online.

Office Depot has the JBL On Stage II iPod Speaker Dock for $100 online or $80 for in-store pickup. Additionally, there is a $50 mail-in-rebate that will bring these pretty good speakers down to a very good price of $30 or $50. This speaker dock includes a remote and is compatible with most iPods. Thanks,…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Oceanic SCUBA Mask with Integrated Head-Up Display

Here’s a great idea for SCUBA divers: a mask with a tiny LCD panel that shows your depth, time you’ve been under the water and cylinder pressure. The transmitter gathers the data at the regulator and sends it to this mini display mounted right where you need it. Sometimes if you’re diving really deep it…

Gadgets Charlie White

The Zune’s Accessories – So You Can Spend Even More Money

Not only are you going to dish out $249.99 and tax, you’re going to have to part with some more of your wife’s money to accessorize your Zune. https://gizmodo.com/fact-zune-in-your-hands-for-249-99-songs-a-buck-nov-203874 So what will you be able to get? Here’s some, but you’ll have to jump to see the rest. Zune A/V Pack: Wireless remote, AV out…

Tech News Jason Chen

ESPN Mobile Calls it Quits, People Still Don’t Care

Thank the lord almighty. No longer will we have to see a commercial for ESPN Mobile during every damn commercial on my beloved ESPN. ESPN Mobile will be closing the doors on their start-up company, for good (kind of, until they find a big wireless carrier to bring on their data service). For those existing…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Ledtronics LED Bulbs Light Up the Area in 360 Degrees

Ledtronics now offers these three-dimensional G3 series bulbs that cover their LED arrays with spherical orbs, protecting them from the elements for outdoor use. Those LEDs are pointing every which way, lighting up the area front-to-back, while using just 13 watts. Being highly efficient LEDs, they emit very little heat, too. But you’ll pay on…

Gadgets Charlie White

Seeing Red? Here’s Why

We’ve sold out. We’ll be covered in Slingbox Red for the next few days, and you know what? We kind of like it. We’re thinking this red tide may have something to do with those three Slingbox versions that were officially announced yesterday. https://gizmodo.com/three-slingbox-versions-officially-announced-203754 Thanks for the beer monies, and the paint job, fellas. I…

Tech News Charlie White

Hitachi Rotary: Enough to Abandon Blades?

Okay metrosexuals, step away from those messy blades and cream and step up to an electric razor that might just remind you of your beloved shaving mess you deal with every morning. The Hitachi Rotary is an electric razor, yes, but its elongated shape might remind you of that old-fashioned razor to which you’re so…

Gadgets Charlie White

Zune Preloaded Music, Video, and Images

The cat is outta the bag as far as the Zune preloads. Here’s the media everyone will delete upon first boot of their lovely new players: Audio Tracks Band of Horses, “Wicked Gil” (Sub Pop Records) Bitter:Sweet, “The Mating Game” (Quango Music Group) CSS, “Alala (Microsoft edit)” (Sub Pop Records) Darkel, “At The End of…

Tech News Brian Lam

Look Out, Here Comes the Human Skateboard

We’re not getting a whole lot of info on the human skateboard dude here, but just look at the pic. The guy can even flip over on his back and keep rolling. He should market this thing. Human Skate Board [Gizoo]

Gadgets Charlie White

Fact: Zune In your Hands for $249.99, Songs a Buck, November 14th

Microsoft dropped the news today, officially. The price for the WiFi, 30-gig Zune player is $249.99, the same price as a 30-gig ipod, but with a sightly larger screen (3-inches vs 2.5-inches). We’ll be able to hold ’em in our hands on November 14th. Also, the music subscription service, called Zune Pass, will be available…

Tech News Brian Lam

LG and Philips LCD Hone Cellphone Screens to 1.3mm

Instead of boring you to tears with pics and specs of every goddamn cellphone that’s ever been released, let’s just take a look at this one reed-thin screen that will tell you a lot about what’s going to be happening with those ubiquitous communicators in the next few months. LG and Philips have somehow created…

Tech News Charlie White

Samsung IP-830w on Sprint: World Phone, Smart Slider, First Look

If you’re a world traveler, you might want to take a look at this Sprint IP-830w “world phone,” a sliding Samsung smartphone with a 320×240 touchscreen, an SD memory card slot, and a 520MHz Intel PXA 272 CPU. Our buddy Dave at Mobility Today took a First Look at it and liked what he saw.…

Gadgets Charlie White

Gerber Inferno Flexi-Light Offers Seven Tendrils, Five Modes

Did somebody take a Power Squid and turn it into a seven-headed hydra of a flashlight? Yep, kinda. It’s the Gerber Inferno Flexi-Light, with seven articulated legs springing out of its casing, each leg with a versatile LED in the end with five lighting modes. You can have a focused white flashlight, a more diffused…

Gadgets Charlie White

Aphrodite Project Techie Hooker Platforms Re-emerge at Digital Life

We’ve heard about the Aphrodite Project before, where hooker platform shoes go high-tech in addition to alot of other arty stuff. The shoes first appeared in a show in New York last May and also surfaced at Siggraph graphics fest last summer. Now, they’ve re-appeared at Digital Life in New York, and pictures from their…

Gadgets Charlie White

Asustek Shows Concept Laptop With Secondary Display

Asustek takes a cue from cellphones, showing off this concept laptop with a secondary display on the outside, letting you give get a quick peek at your e-mail, check your schedule or see what’s playing on the MP3 player without having to open it up. Just think of it: now you can check your e-mail…

Tech News Charlie White

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch

Sony Ericsson liked Fossil’s idea for a caller ID wristwatch so much that they took the technology and re-designed it as the MBW-100 — adding the ability to control their cellphone’s music player from the buttons on the side (play, pause, next track). The functions worked well during the demo, although we didn’t get to…

Tech News Noah Robischon

Caller ID Wristwatch By Fossil: Gizmodo Hands On

This is not Fossil’s first foray into wrist-tech. There was the Wrist PDA FX2008, an arm-based writing apparatus worthy of Fred Flintstone, and the Abacus SPOT watches that featured an always-on connection to Bill Gate’s weathervane. Luckily, Fossil learned from its mistakes and isn’t repeating them. All of the new watches are analog time pieces,…

Tech News Noah Robischon

First Images of Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Cabin

Joel Johnson and I were at a preview of Wired’s Next Fest, and saw a little nose cone hiding behind a veil. We climbed back, and discovered an abandoned space ship. A Virgin Galactic SpaceShipOne replica sitting on a trailer, actually. It was so cute, Joel decided to climb up and give it a hug.…

Space & Spaceflight Brian Lam

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•Smarty Pants: Computing Meets Motion-Sensing Fabric •Pebbles That Glow in the Dark: Radioactive? •Sharp Triple Directional Viewing LCD: Three Screens, No Waiting •Keep Those Drinks Warm or Cool in an ’07 Sebring •USB Flash Card is Wafer-Thin, Holds a Gig https://gizmodo.com/smarty-pants-computing-meets-motion-sensing-fabric-203556 Comment of the Day: Blind Camera Lets You Take Other People’s Pictures https://gizmodo.com/blind-camera-lets-you-take-other-peoples-pictures-203731 “So…

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Dealzmodo: JBL On Stage II iPod Speakers, $30 in-store $50 online.

Oceanic SCUBA Mask with Integrated Head-Up Display

The Zune’s Accessories – So You Can Spend Even More Money

ESPN Mobile Calls it Quits, People Still Don’t Care

Ledtronics LED Bulbs Light Up the Area in 360 Degrees

Seeing Red? Here’s Why

Hitachi Rotary: Enough to Abandon Blades?

Zune Preloaded Music, Video, and Images

Look Out, Here Comes the Human Skateboard

Fact: Zune In your Hands for $249.99, Songs a Buck, November 14th

LG and Philips LCD Hone Cellphone Screens to 1.3mm

Samsung IP-830w on Sprint: World Phone, Smart Slider, First Look

Gerber Inferno Flexi-Light Offers Seven Tendrils, Five Modes

Aphrodite Project Techie Hooker Platforms Re-emerge at Digital Life

Asustek Shows Concept Laptop With Secondary Display

Sony Ericsson Bluetooth Watch

Caller ID Wristwatch By Fossil: Gizmodo Hands On

First Images of Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Cabin

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