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Clarion N.I.C.E. P200: GPS and Lots More

Clarion named its latest car entertainment center the N.I.C.E. P200, with that acronym standing for Navigation In Car Entertainment system, and entertain it does with its 7-inch touchscreen LCD and 20GB of storage, 10GB of which is reserved for entertainment media storage. It’s Sirius satellite-ready and can store tons of MP3s, WMAs and WMV files…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Hands On: ITVN IPTV Set-Top Box (Verdict: Rough Around The Edges, But Works Well)

Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) is supposedly one of the next big things in the world of consumer electronics and a company by the name of ITVN has on its hands a pretty decent entry. Little more than a set-top box with several AV-out ports, ITVN should be a hit with two types of people: European…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Oct 19 '06

Dealzmodo: Creative Zen Vision W, $250

This sale is on the very underrated Creative Zen Vision W portable media player. We originally speculated that this device would have a $400 price tag, but now most places carry it for $300 or so. Best Buy is selling the 30GB model of this player for $250, out the door, which isn’t too shabby.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 19 '06

Adjustable Measuring Cups are Less Artsy, More Awesome

This is the latest gadget that will soon be gracing my kitchen. Ditch the stackable measuring cups and spoons, this is truly the only device you need for measurement. Slide the knob and the cup part will adjust to your desired measurement. The bigger of the two can measure up to half of a cup…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 19 '06

iRecord: Video to IPod or PSP, No Computer In Between

Eliminate the middleman with iRecord from Streaming Networks, letting you record video directly onto an iPod or PSP with no computer in between. Just hook it up to any analog video source, press one button on the iRecord and thar she blows. It does all the compressing for you using H.264/AVC for video (at 3…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Splice Lets You Mix and Mash on the Net

Everyone wants to be a producer nowadays, but not everyone has the talent, so the folks at Splice are letting you dip your toes into music production with their online flash-based audio sequencer which lets you edit, mix and mash up beats. The site lets you create and save a profile so after you’re done…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 19 '06

Old Skool Device Indicates Whatever You Want, Looks Beautiful

Put this finely-crafted metering apparatus, formally named “The Device Patented Process Indicating Apparatus,” on your desktop and plug its USB cable into your PC, and then you can use its configuring software to choose whatever data you’d like depicted in its two meters, “Ethereal Glowing Tube” (EGT) and red light indicator. Choose from a variety…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Samsung Slims Down TV to a Ghastly 12mm, Anorexia Doctors Called

Samsung has figured out a way to make HDTVs even thinner by combining OLED and active-matrix LCDs. The innovation eliminates the backlight, the thickest part of a flat panel, thus shaving it down to an iPod nano-esque 12mm thick. The 1600×1200 demo unit’s 17-inch screen is shaped in the old-fashioned 4×3 aspect ratio and eeks…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

NetTansor: The Wi-Fi Robot that Does Your Voyeuristic Bidding

We’ve seen all different kinds of robots, but this is the first that’s specifically designed for the voyeur inside us all. Bandai’s NetTansor is controlled via a Wi-Fi connection. You tell it where to go, it goes. Its got a webcam mounted up front along with three sensors that’ll keep the little fella from walking…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 19 '06

Cursors That Kill: T-Shirt for the Self-Flagellators

Why beat up on yourself when you can get your T-shirt to do it for you? Get people talking, and maybe even feeling sorry for you because you’ve martyred yourself to your PC. Or maybe this cursor attack was not your idea. Perhaps it’s fighting back, punishing you for all those long nights when you’ve…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Undersound: A Music-based MySpace For the Subway

We don’t get much subway entertainment (aside from that homeless guy who always plays the accordion for us) so our curiosity was piqued when we came across Undersound. Though it’s yet to be rolled out, Undersound is an interface you can access from your Bluetooth handheld while riding the subway. From it, you can download…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 19 '06

TVUPlayer Reviewed: Next Headache for TV Nets?

Imagine a system that could potentially bring you any television channel in the world, live. That’s TVUPlayer, peer-to-peer software from TVU Networks in Shanghai, China that lets anyone place a live broadcast signal on the Internet for anyone else to view. The guys at WebTV Hub tried it out, and found it simple to use…

Tech News Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Exclusive: Play PS3 Two Weeks Early

Gizmodo hearts NYC. Why? Because we get invitations like this one sent to us. This is the flyer announcing a sneak-peek PlayStation 3 event that will go from 2PM until midnight on November 1. The people who get in will revel in two hours of sweaty hands-on time with with the most next-gen of all…

Tech News Noah Robischon Oct 19 '06

Office Chair or Robot? You Be the Judge

This “office chair” from Ypsilon looks like it is ready to transform into a kitten-eating robot at any second. All of those knobs and levers don’t morph this thing into a robot, they simply adjust the 10 different setting that can be adjusted. Here be the big list of everything that can be tweaked: seat…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 19 '06

Tangent’s Rugged PC Eats Mac Minis for Lunch

Looking like a cross between a tank and a mini PC, Tangent’s Rugged Mini is the first rugged desktop we’ve laid eyes on. Spec-wise, it’s not as powerful as your average desktop (it runs off an Intel Pentium M or Celeron M), but otherwise its got all the goods you’d find in its bigger counterparts…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Oct 19 '06

Cool Ad: The Street is His Turntable

Here’s an ad for DJ equipment maker Eclectic Breaks for its Pro-X-Fade crossfader. It’s a clever animation that has a pencil-armed DJ manipulating a miniature world from his god-like perch, spinning cars as if they were vinyl, with the street being his turntable and passers-by standing in as the crossover. Nice piece of production work,…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Wall Outlet 2.0: Plug-In Design Minimizes Exposure to Plumber’s Ass

Taking home the Silver in the student design category of the Idea Awards, Plug-In by designer Julia Burke fits in a standard opening for electrical outlets. Its uplifted angle makes it easier to plug things into it, so when you’re bent over to plug something in, unfortunate onlookers won’t have to see your butt crack…

Gadgets Charlie White Oct 19 '06

Intel/Yahoo to Tap Quanta For Butt-Ugly New UMPC

According to the briefest morsels of info leaking out of the Intel Developer Forum in Taipei, the long-rumored collaboration between Intel and Yahoo to produce their own UMPC device has finally borne fruit in the shape of that rust-colored contraption you see above. The as-yet-unnamed UMPC is to be made by Quanta Computer, the Taiwanese…

Gadgets Jonny Hiratsuka Oct 19 '06

Averatec Dual-Core Laptop a Snip at $849

It seems like nary the blink of an eye since dual-core CPUs were the hottest ticket in town with all their fancy cutting-edge newness and yet here they are in budget laptops going for a hefty chunk less than $1,000 already. Averatec’s latest 4lb, 12.1-inch laptop, the Averatec 2300, features a 1.6GHz dual-core AMD Turion…

Tech News Jonny Hiratsuka Oct 19 '06

Logitech Buys Slim Devices, Promises Autonomy

Late last night saw one of our favorite companies spring quite the surprise when Slim Devices announced that it had been bought by peripherals monster Logitech. https://gizmodo.com/slim-devices-transporter-exclusive-first-look-at-the-u-189484 The company responsible for such streaming-audio goodness as the Transporter and Squeezebox is set to suckle from the Logitech marketing teat in a bid to bring its high-end…

Gadgets Jonny Hiratsuka Oct 19 '06

Clarion N.I.C.E. P200: GPS and Lots More

Hands On: ITVN IPTV Set-Top Box (Verdict: Rough Around The Edges, But Works Well)

Dealzmodo: Creative Zen Vision W, $250

Adjustable Measuring Cups are Less Artsy, More Awesome

iRecord: Video to IPod or PSP, No Computer In Between

Splice Lets You Mix and Mash on the Net

Old Skool Device Indicates Whatever You Want, Looks Beautiful

Samsung Slims Down TV to a Ghastly 12mm, Anorexia Doctors Called

NetTansor: The Wi-Fi Robot that Does Your Voyeuristic Bidding

Cursors That Kill: T-Shirt for the Self-Flagellators

Undersound: A Music-based MySpace For the Subway

TVUPlayer Reviewed: Next Headache for TV Nets?

Exclusive: Play PS3 Two Weeks Early

Office Chair or Robot? You Be the Judge

Tangent’s Rugged PC Eats Mac Minis for Lunch

Cool Ad: The Street is His Turntable

Wall Outlet 2.0: Plug-In Design Minimizes Exposure to Plumber’s Ass

Intel/Yahoo to Tap Quanta For Butt-Ugly New UMPC

Averatec Dual-Core Laptop a Snip at $849

Logitech Buys Slim Devices, Promises Autonomy

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