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Samsung A580 Goes Wi-Fi, Kind of

Samsung is going balls to the wall this year with phone releases. They had a ton of new phones at CTIA earlier this month and today we are introduced to the Samsung A580. The key aspect of this phone is the addition of Sprint’s new wireless backup feature. It is a clamshell phone with the…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Rex, the Talking Prescription Bottle

No, Rex won’t be your friend and listen to you whispering sweet-nothings, but it will help you take your medicine correctly, every time. The Rex kit includes three bottles and a recording device for $55. This device is primarily targeted for the elderly or visually impaired. With a push of a button the bottle will…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Mimobots Flying Cats Series

Two new Mimobots! We here at Gizmodo puffy heart the mimobot USB flash drives and prize them above all others, so it’s great to see mimoco launching a new installment in their limited edition artist series. These two cuties are from the Flying Cat x mimoco line—the one on the left is HERO (by

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Xyron Design Runner Portable Printer

Here’s some good news for graphic designers who wouldn’t mind seeing how a prototype design actually looks on paper. The Xyron Design Runner is a tiny (about the size of a computer mouse) portable printer that prints directly onto various surfaces, such as wood and fabric, making the task of jazzing up birthday cards—or, if…

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RFID Enabled Fitness Wristbands

These are rubber wristbands that are being developed by Casio. Each wristband will contain an RFID chip filled with information of the said wearer. Step up to a workout machine and an attached PDA will read the RFID information and begin a personalized training session. Besides being able to control training sessions the wristbands can…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Evesham e-box3 Media Center PC

Another day, another average media center is being released, right? Eh, more or less correct. The e-box3 is powered by an Athlon 64 processor. The base model includes a 160GB SATA hard drive while the higher end model has a 260GB SATA hard drive. It has full PVR functionality with single or dual TV tuners.…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Audi Roadjet’s Rear-Console Espresso Machine

Our commute to work most days is the five inches we reach to get the laptop off of the bedside table and into bed, so we read stories about extreme commuting with great horror and begin to think things like the working WMF espresso machine Audi placed in the rear-seat console of its Roadjet concept…

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Sky HD and Sony Team Up for HDTV Rebate Offer

Listen up you silly Europeans. Sky HD and Sony have teamed up to give you the chance to leap into the world of HD and receive 100 bloody pounds, to boot. The promotion begins this Wednesday, April 26 and you will need to first purchase the Sky HD box and subscribe to Sky HD service…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Air Force Drones Come to Light

Following the Global Hawk into battle, the Air Force’s latest drones, the Penetrating High Altitude Endurance system, is designed for stealthy flying behind enemy lines. These drones are thought to be covered with radar absorbing material and are thought to be based on the Compass Arrow design created back in the 1970s. Strangely enough, it’s…

Tech News Johnb

Logitech V400 Dual Laser Mouse Reviewed (Verdict: Dual Lasers are a Gimmick, Otherwise OK)

Logitech has been pumping up their V400 wireless mouse for quite some time now, nearly going so far as to claim that it will do your homework and wash your car. By far, the most hyped feature is its so-called dual laser engine, which is supposed to improve upon regular laser mice that take snapshots…

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RED ONE Camera

Finally officially announced at NAB 2006 in Las Vegas today, the RED ONE camera is the latest greatest project from Oakley founder Jim Jannard, a serious photography and video buff who owns about a thousand different cameras himself. The RED ONE is designed to be a modular, upgradable system, so users can add hardware, software,…

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Sprint, Sanyo Release Colorful SCP-3100

Today Sprint and Sanyo unveiled their latest phone, the SCP-3100 clamshell phone that is available in a rainbow of colors. Feature wise this phone is pretty average—speakerphone, LCD, camera phone, etc. But for colors, Sprint says it will be available in blue, silver, pink and espresso in the U.S. This retails for $199 straight up…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Nike Lasarium

A friend of ours had a very one of his intricate drawings laser etched onto his Powerbook last year and we’ve been extremely jealous of him since, even though he probably totally voided his Apple Care. If you can’t afford a $7k+ laser cutter, or don’t know anyone with access to one, perhaps you should…

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Linksys Jumps Hops Aboard the 802.11n Train With Router and Notebook Adapter

Not to be outdone by Netgear, which a few weeks ago announced its very own foray into the unexplored world of 802.11n Wi-Fi, Linksys today announced the Wireless-N Broadband Router (WRT300N) and the Wireless-N Notebook Adapter (WPC300N). No longer making grandiose claims of 802.11n’s capabilities, Linksys now says that the new Wi-Fi standard is “up…

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Shling Style Laptop Bag

OGIO has taken a page out of their golf book and adding a shling style strip to their line of laptop carrying bags. The shling has made carrying a golf bag much easier and more comfortable. The bag itself – completely empty – weighs an already hefty five and a half pounds. Add a laptop…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Tuning Fork

It’s Getting Better All the Time by Brian L. Clark I’ve bitched on several occasions about the high price of HDTV, particularly flat panel HD sets. Well, the tide finally seems to be shifting in consumers’ favor. Earlier this year, the price of flat panels for 32-inch LCD TVs dropped about 10 percent, from $540…

Tech News Johnb

High Score: The Best of Kotaku

Get up to speed quickly with all the pre-E3 hype and video game announcements from Kotaku. Here’s what was most definitely goin’ on last week. E3 hype in full effect! We have tons of info coming in every day including release lists from tons of companies, plus some solid speculation from the Kotaku staff. http://www.kotaku.com/gaming/bomberman-act-zero/the-games-of-e3-168226.php…

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frog Design Mind

Product Design for the Elderly By Gretchen Anderson If we are what we use, then it seems the elderly people in today’s society are cranky, stupid and tacky. Of course, looking at products made for the elderly really says more about what product designers and manufacturers think the elderly are. Even as technology has gotten…

Gadgets Noah R

Electrowetting: Not What You Think

Philips spin-off Liquidvista is currently working on an electrowetting display. While this sounds like the light show you get when you pee on an electric blanket, it is not. Instead, it is a system that expands or contracts a drop of ink or oil under glass to draw one pixel. When contracted, the ink “disappears.”…

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Casio Exilim EX-Z850 Reviewed (Verdict: Highly Recommended)

Simon Joinson over at dpreview.com took an in-depth look at Casio’s new flagship ultra-compact model, the 8.1 megapixel Exilim EX-Z850, and for the most part liked what he saw. He says both the screen and the flash are improvements over its beloved precedessor, the Exilim EX-Z750, and users should have a lot of fun with…

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Samsung A580 Goes Wi-Fi, Kind of

Rex, the Talking Prescription Bottle

Mimobots Flying Cats Series

Xyron Design Runner Portable Printer

RFID Enabled Fitness Wristbands

Evesham e-box3 Media Center PC

Audi Roadjet’s Rear-Console Espresso Machine

Sky HD and Sony Team Up for HDTV Rebate Offer

Air Force Drones Come to Light

Logitech V400 Dual Laser Mouse Reviewed (Verdict: Dual Lasers are a Gimmick, Otherwise OK)

RED ONE Camera

Sprint, Sanyo Release Colorful SCP-3100

Nike Lasarium

Linksys Jumps Hops Aboard the 802.11n Train With Router and Notebook Adapter

Shling Style Laptop Bag

Tuning Fork

High Score: The Best of Kotaku

frog Design Mind

Electrowetting: Not What You Think

Casio Exilim EX-Z850 Reviewed (Verdict: Highly Recommended)

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