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Samsung Mass-Producing 8 Gigabit NAND Flash Memory

Samsung’s announced that they’re starting mass production of their 8-Gigabit NAND flash memory. What this means to you is Samsung is offering an 8GB worth of memory by “‘vertically stacking two 4GB packages, each package carrying a vertical stack of four 8Gb dies’, meaning each solution has eight 8Gb dies in it for a total…

Gadgets Jason Chen Jul 19

Eureka Contest, Vote On!

If you happened to miss it yesterday, pop on over here and vote for the winner of our Eureka invention contest. Remember, the winner gets a brand spankin’ new video iPod courtesy of the SCI FI channel and their new series Eureka that premiered last night. If you happened to miss it, check your listings.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jul 19

Start Saving: Panasonic 103-inch Plasma Prices Unveiled

Earlier this month, we mentioned that the glorious Panasonic 103-inch plasma television would be shipping. Unfortunately, we had no idea of prices. I am a gambling man and I speculated “well over 10 G’s.” Boy howdy was I wrong. This TV has a staggering price tag of $51,000. There will be 5000 units manufacturered. Don’t…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jul 19

Kotaku Poll: 14 Percent of DS lites Have Cracked Hinges

We know an online poll isn’t super-scientific or anything, but when you have a sample of 1249 readers of our geeky brother site Kotaku, at least it’s a pretty good-sized group who know what they’re talking about when it comes to the Nintendo DS lite. That’s why we raise an eyebrow when we see this…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Teragate, 2-TB of Network Attached Storage

Uncap that cable modem and break out the soda pop because Logitec of Japan has a 2-TB network attached storage behemoth on the way. Dubbed the Teragate, this NAS offers enough space to store a healthy amount of digital media in all its forms. Those 2-TB are filled with a 1000BASE-T ethernet port and USB…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jul 19

Sirius Stiletto Rumormill

Zune, Schmune. This is the money device right here. The Sirius Stiletto is the latest portable satellite radio device that will revolutionize the world! Well, probably not, but I like to think so given that I am the resident satellite radio junkie. Orbicast has a few little tidbits of rumors about this new portable player.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jul 19

Rikaline GPS-50: Dawning of the Commonplace GPS?

The Rikaline GPS-50 gives you a lot of cool stuff packed into one watch. It has a SiRF Star III GPS receiver, and includes a tracking log and the ability to measure temperature as well as altitude. A woeful weakness is its puny 8MB of flash memory, only capable of holding 600 points. Plus, it…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Garmin Zumo, GPS for Motorcycles

Garmin has announced their Zumo GPS unit today. This unit was designed and built for motorcyclists. It has large glove-friendly buttons on the left side for easy operation. Also included is a large 3.5-inch touchscreen, waterproof display. Still nervous about trying to operate GPS while on the hog? No worries, Zumo even has Bluetooth capabilities.…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jul 19

BenQ’a Mia, A Cellphone For Girly Girls

Girls and gadgets don’t often go together so it’s nice to see companies trying to squeeze some money out of a relatively untapped market. The company in question is BenQ-Siemens and the gadgets is Mia, a pastel-colored EF61 cellphone with a girl-friendly flower petal print on the front. The clamshell cellphone has a groove along…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Jul 19

New Site Design: We’re Working Like Hell On It

We’ve gotten voluminous feedback about our new site design, and those of us who toil long hours here at Gizmodo just want you to know that we’re listening and that progress is being made toward making this the best site design ever. We’re aware of how it’s not working too well with certain browsers and…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Soda-Club Home Soda Maker Review

I was a bit worried about reviewing the Soda-Club ‘make your own soda at home’ gadget—I don’t really drink soda, you see. It’s not that I don’t dig me some pop, but as I get older and find my body less able to put up with my midwestern eating habits, I’ve pretty much cut it…

Reviews Www.gizmodo.com Jul 19

Tote-A-Keg for the Go-Anywhere Alcoholic

Beer, Beer and More Beer—the best store, ever—is featuring this: the Tote-A-Keg. It’s simple, yet amazing. This cooler will hold a 2.5 gallon pony keg. It uses CO2 to dispense the flowing beery goodness through an outer spout. The handle and wheels make this device easily the best accessory of any drinker. Take it to…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jul 19

AT&T Launches HomeZone, Yawn

AT&T announced today the launch of their Homezone satellite TV service. Included in the service is the Homezone DVR (pictured). It can record regular DISH Network satellite feeds—you can also schedule recording via the Internet. The big kicker of the service is a movies-on-demand download service. This service is being powered by Movielink and individual…

Tech News Travis Hudson Jul 19

MobileTune FM Transmitter for iPod

Elegantly integrating an iPod into the car is fairly hard to do. There’s a whole host of methods to accomplish the task, from line-in inputs in after-market radios, tape adapters and FM transmitters, provided you don’t live in an FM radio-saturated market. Speck Products has an FM transmitter that promises to both work well and…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jul 19

LixSystems Lx8100 Bare Bones HTPC

Here’s a home theater PC (HTPC) “bare bone” case from LixSystems, a company that apparently pays attention to the right details for a box that’s going to be in an environment that needs near-total quiet. Its 280-watt power supply has a fan that keeps the noise down to 14dba, which is right down there in…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Altec Lansing im500 iPod nano Dock

I wonder what would’ve happened to all these companies that pump out dock after dock if Apple never released their indefatigable iPod. Such as it is, we’re blessed seemingly every day with another dock and today is Altec Lansig’s day in the sun. The InMotion im500 is designed for the iPod nano, but will work…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jul 19

Eva Solo Gas Grill

Grilling with gas is the way to go even if you have to use a propane tank, and here’s a gas version of the Eva Solo Barrel Grill that hides that funky-looking canister out of sight where no one will be the wiser. The grill is all stainless steel through and through, and has a…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Talking Urinal, Let the Insults Fly

Just when I thought I was safe using my Securipee to stop the bathroom ridicule, now I have to deal with the actual urinal insulting my manhood. The Wizmark Urinal Communicator was created by Dr. Richard Deutsch—great use of that doctorate. It is a disposable drain cover that will sense a visitor and respond by…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Jul 19

Sony to Ship BWU-100A Blu-ray Burner Next Month

Sony has rolled out an internal Blu-ray burner for computers, the BWU-100A, which writes both 25GB and 50GB BD-R and BD-RE (rewritable) disks at 2x speed. The company says a 25GB disk will take 30 minutes to burn at that 2x speed. In addition to those Blu-ray formats, the drive will also be capable of…

Tech News Charlie White Jul 19

Eleksen Releases Fabric Keyboard

First mentioned back in January, Eleksen has finally released its wireless fabric keyboard for mobile devices, including the BlackBerry. The keyboard will initially be available through the company’s certified resellers and directly to Conglom-O-sized companies for about $73. https://gizmodo.com/is-that-a-keyboard-in-your-pocket-or-are-you-just-glad-149254 The Bluetooth keyboard weighs only 2.3 ounces and is the size of most laptop keyboard once…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Jul 19

Samsung Mass-Producing 8 Gigabit NAND Flash Memory

Eureka Contest, Vote On!

Start Saving: Panasonic 103-inch Plasma Prices Unveiled

Kotaku Poll: 14 Percent of DS lites Have Cracked Hinges

Teragate, 2-TB of Network Attached Storage

Sirius Stiletto Rumormill

Rikaline GPS-50: Dawning of the Commonplace GPS?

Garmin Zumo, GPS for Motorcycles

BenQ’a Mia, A Cellphone For Girly Girls

New Site Design: We’re Working Like Hell On It

Soda-Club Home Soda Maker Review

Tote-A-Keg for the Go-Anywhere Alcoholic

AT&T Launches HomeZone, Yawn

MobileTune FM Transmitter for iPod

LixSystems Lx8100 Bare Bones HTPC

Altec Lansing im500 iPod nano Dock

Eva Solo Gas Grill

Talking Urinal, Let the Insults Fly

Sony to Ship BWU-100A Blu-ray Burner Next Month

Eleksen Releases Fabric Keyboard

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