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The Godzilla PVR

Oh, no. There goes Tokyo my TiVo – hey, hey Godzilla! The dudes from Monster PVR, creators of the Medusa and the Hydra have completed their third beast. This one has 11 tuners—it can record 4 high definition and 7 standard programs at the same time. It’s also got a DVD R/RW drive and an…

Tech News Noah R

Sony is King of the Playground

In a bullying move to blatantly rip market share from under Michael Dell’s nose, Sony is offering a $500 trade-in bonus on [working] Dell notebooks as well as paying solution providers additional spin-offs. The offer obviously helps anyone who can’t afford Sony’s pricey Vaio laptops, which start at over $1000. But you better act fast,…

Tech News Tgrumet

Konica Minolta Takes Toys and Goes Home

Here’s further evidence that camera makers aren’t exactly flying high in the new digital age. Looks like the well-known camera maker Konica Minolta is announcing its withdrawal from the camera business on its own, having reached an agreement with Sony last year to jointly develop digital SLR cameras. So, by March 31 of this year,…

Tech News Tgrumet

Latest Display Technology: SED

LCD, LED, HDTV, plasma, they don t have anything compared to the latest and greatest display technology that should begin appearing next year. The next big thing is called Surface-conduction Electron-emitter Display, or SED for short. Basically it combines the terrific contrast, responsiveness and sharpness of conventional CRT monitors with the power efficiency, size, and…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Spank This Monkey: He Really Blows

Do you want to touch my monkey? The Blow Monkey Nail Dryer is designed to dry your freshly-applied nail polish with the touch of a button that’s positioned between the little guy s legs. Hey, whaddaya know, that button looks like a bunch of bananas! Don’t get me started—stroke his banana and it turns him…

Gadgets Charlie White

USB Beverage Chiller

Tired of melted ice cubes, or that horrid walk to the fridge to get a cold drink when you’re at your computer or gaming system? Not to worry. Lazy Man’s Enterprises have come up with something to help. Well, not really. Actually, it’s CoolIT System and it’s a USB Beverage Chiller that will keep your…

Gadgets Tgrumet

Thinking About Knife Storage? Use Your Head

Your friends will wonder in which direction your life philosophy has wandered when they see this hand-carved knife block, a prototype by Irene van Gestel of De Meubelmaat, a design group in the Netherlands. This gal must certainly possess a macabre sense of humor. Perhaps this knife caddie, chiseled out of a block of solid…

Gadgets Charlie White

Levitating Functional Lightbulb? Wtf?

This is the truth. Another one of those MIT Ph.D. junkies has actually made this happen. I would try to explain how it works in my own way, but trying to figure out this jazz would probably make my brain turn to goo and drain out of my ears. Read it for yourself. Lightbulb uses…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

USB Security Lock

I might just be too much of a pessimist (like most writers here at Gizmodo), but how in the hell is this thing supposed to function? It works in the same manner as any other traditional locks, but it plugs into a USB port rather than something secure. Plug it in and turn the device…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Is That a Keyboard in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Glad to See Me?

Until we can have screens that roll up and fit into our pockets, this smart fabric portable keyboard will have to do. Developed by Brit company Eleksen Ltd., it’s a 2.4-ounce Bluetooth keyboard made out of a special touch-sensitive cloth material that s water repellent—not that you would really be wanting to use it in…

Tech News Charlie White

Sega to Make Phones, Why Not?

Sega, makers of all things hedgehoggy, have decided to jump into the foreign cellphone market with a line of phones. Hell, everyone else is making a cell phone for the Asian market, so why not Sega? They have teamed up with NTT DoCoMo to release the SA800i. It is a clamshell phone that is the…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Pong Clock Pre-orders Begin!

Remember that oh-so-badass Pong Clock that was making its way throughout the Interweb a couple of months back? The good news: production has begun and pre-ordering has also started. The bad news: this is going to set you back well over $200 and won’t be shipping until February at earliest. What can we say? Being…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Gaming Mouse from Elecom

Another day, another company releasing a “gaming” mouse. The only thing “gaming” about this mouse is its ability to switch between 800dpi and 1600dpi on the fly. Other than that, it seems to only have two main buttons, which is very non-gamer friendly, and it is also shaped in a very non-gamerlike manner. Nice try,…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Motorola Awards Big Prize to “Mood Phone”

Earlier this week, Motorola crowned the winner of its MOTOFWRD contest, which is devoted to finding the best new technology created by students all over the country. The winner (picking up a $10,000 scholarship, new Bluetooth-enabled car and apprenticeship with Motorola s Chief Technology Office) was John Finan, a Duke University graduate student, who came…

Tech News Tgrumet

Power User – The Best of Lifehacker

This week at Lifehacker: You know you’re supposed to be backing up your data, but are you? Set it and forget it – automatically backup your hard drive. If you didn’t get one of those shiny new video iPods for the holidays, tweak out your ancient ‘pod and make it (almost) as good as new.…

Tech News Gina Trapani

Brainwave Gear: Part Deux

Sexing up the video glasses category yesterday the only way they could (with a pic of a hot lady sporting them) was the DV920 from ICUITI. Now, we have the Neomind Glasses from Korean company Coregem, which use video and audio impulses to stimulate the brain—supposedly to help in learning and relaxing. These Trekkie-looking glasses…

Gadgets Tgrumet

Anti-Virus USB Drive: You Can Take it With You

Gizmodo wouldn’t be doing its job if we didn’t alert you to every single USB device in existence. This one has an embedded antivirus vaccine engine. Available in capacities from 128MB to 2GB, the IOCELL VaccineDrive’s antivirus software automatically checks with the mother ship for the latest virus definitions each time you plug it in.…

Tech News Charlie White

Tiny HDD Shipping

Here’s a small announcement (sorry). Looks like Imation is now shipping Toshiba’s 4GB one ounce, sub one-inch HDD as a removable USB unit. It comes in a metal case and with a handy belt clip—just for fun. For $210, you’ll also get Imation Security Manager encryption and synchronization back up software. Imation ships Toshiba s…

Tech News Tgrumet

Vias New Chips: Way Cool, Quiet, Too

Keeping things cool and quiet, Via Technologies rolled out two new members of its Eden family of processors that can do their work without all that racket from a cooling fan. Called the Eden ULV (Ultra Low Voltage), not only are these 1.5GHz and 1GHz processors fanless, but they won’t suck the batteries on your…

Tech News Charlie White

Samsung’s Core Duo Pair

Samsung’s been a busy bee, and per usual, comes out with some good-looking equipment for us to ogle. The X60 and the R65 are both Core Duo notebooks with 15.4- and 15-inch displays respectively. Both come with T2300 Core Duo processors backed up with half a gig of RAM and 80GB hard drives and both…

Gadgets Tgrumet

The Godzilla PVR

Sony is King of the Playground

Konica Minolta Takes Toys and Goes Home

Latest Display Technology: SED

Spank This Monkey: He Really Blows

USB Beverage Chiller

Thinking About Knife Storage? Use Your Head

Levitating Functional Lightbulb? Wtf?

USB Security Lock

Is That a Keyboard in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Glad to See Me?

Sega to Make Phones, Why Not?

Pong Clock Pre-orders Begin!

Gaming Mouse from Elecom

Motorola Awards Big Prize to “Mood Phone”

Power User – The Best of Lifehacker

Brainwave Gear: Part Deux

Anti-Virus USB Drive: You Can Take it With You

Tiny HDD Shipping

Vias New Chips: Way Cool, Quiet, Too

Samsung’s Core Duo Pair

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