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Border Drones Protecting theBorders

In a speech earlier this week, good ole’ Dubya called for better technology to protect our precious US borders. This would include more employees and possibly the addition of drones to monitor the borders. The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently purchased a Predator B drone to assist in the monitoring. The Predator B,…

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Siemens Girly Poppy Phone

In an act of shameless pandering to female consumers, Siemens re-introduced its already-girly CL75 ladyphone in a special limited edition, now with a poppy design. It was first shown at London Fashion Week and Siemens has even added to this with a poppy charm inset with pink Swarovski crystals designed by Brit designers Nargess Gharani…

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New Music Keyboards from Korg, Yamaha

Good news, New Wave wannabes: Korg and Yamaha have relatively inexpensive new keyboards, just in time for the holidays. Korg’s TR workstation feels a bit like a 1990s flashback with 64 MB of sounds (not quite luxurious), but both look like fun to play. The Yamaha MO keyboards connect to flash drives and hard drives…

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Danger Looks for Hardware Buddy

Danger Inc., creator of the ever-so-trendy Sidekick, may be seeking a new partner-in-crime in the coming year. Danger initially dumped the hardware manufacturing of the Sidekick series over to Sharp so the company could focus more directly on the development of Sidekick software, but recently Danger’s chief executive announced his company may be looking for…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Fox sez Blu-ray Wins

Fox’s big fancy pants co-chairman has said he sees Blu-ray technology winning the race for the next-generation media format. Supposedly Blu-ray has the lead thanks to widespread Hollywood support, the release of the popular Sony PlayStation 3 consoles and just the sheer number of companies involved with Sony and Blu-ray. Chairman James Gianopulos (best last…

Tech News Travis Hudson

WidowPC: Dual-Core Laptop?

Now while WidowPC may not sound very familiar—they do seem somewhat reputable with their press and awards—this dual-core laptop seems like it will rock, if/when it launches. The laptop, called the Sting 917X2, is basically a generic laptop case with a motherboard that offers PCI Express, SATA, and can run Athlon 64 FX-57 or Dual…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Nearly Identical Fake iPod

Cunning and clever iPod knockoffs are popping up across the globe. This one specifically was seen in Istanbul. Look at how well those geniuses crafted this—they even labeled it as an iPod and use the proper lowercase i. I could hardly tell a difference, but the only way I knew it was a fake was…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Atari Founder Goes on the Offensive, Bashes Sony

Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari, was at DIEC 2005 and voiced his opinion of today’s video gaming world. He recalled his heyday when there wasn’t a lot of storage space for games, so gameplay came first, graphics second. But then Bushnell ventured into the choppier waters of corporate criticism, clearly taking sides. He complained that…

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Low End Theory

Have Yourself a Coby Little Christmas By Brendan I. Koerner Sorry to bum you right the heck out, but it’s time to start your holiday shopping. Remember how you vowed last year that you’d never, ever wait until the last second again, in order to avoid those ghastly lines at Williams-Sonoma? (A pox upon your…

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TuneBooks Digital Album “Booklets” To Begin With the Darkness

So, you’re lovin’ the whole digital music thing, but miss looking at the actual album materials? If you’re one of those people, TuneBooks is going to be perfect for you. I won’t call you a geek, but I think you know who you are. Starting with The Darkness’ album One Way Ticket to Hell and…

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Saishin Diode Watch Reviewed (Verdict: Sexy Conversation Piece)

The Diode watch is sexy, geeky, and quite the time-teller. But you’re not buying this watch to really get replay value out of it—you want people to strike up a conversation with you when you’re wearing it. The watch does have a nice set of red LEDs on a black background which gives it quite…

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No HDD in NEC Laptop

Hmm, interesting decision. Looks like NEC has made the first commercial laptop without a hard disk drive, aimed at corporate customers who need higher security. And at $3742, it better be good! The Parafield is a laptop with a 12.1-inch screen that will include 3GB of flash ROM for Windows XP Professional and application storage…

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HUGE Philips LED in USA

First shown at the IFA show in Berlin this year, the outrageously big 120-inch Candeo LED TV from Philips will launched next month in the US at CES in Las Vegas. Of course, with prices like $198,000 for the 6mm version and $98,755 for the 10mm one, you may not want to make room on…

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Xbox 360 European Launches With REALLY Limited Supplies

Bit of a muddle in Europe as the Xbox 360 sells out within hours of its launch. In the UK, more than 200 geeks, I mean gamers, waited on line for the midnight launch at the Xbox flagship store at London’s Oxford Street. But most got up bright and early this morning to hit stores,…

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Man’s New Best Friend

Robots are awesome; it s a scientific fact. Bandai s new Swiffer BN-17, a helper robot as adorable as a puggle puppy, wants to be your friend. He ll clean up your house, provide you with companionship, and even check your email. Plus, he won t leave a mess on the carpet. Bandai’s Swiffer Robot,…

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RIM Gets a Break

Wow. After taking a battering in the old Federal Court this week, RIM finally caught a break in its patent fight against NTP. Though NTP claims it holds the patents for Blackberry software, the Patent Office has now received information claiming a Norwegian firm was actually the first patent filers on this technology. But don’t…

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Cuckoo IP

This is certainly a new application of the cuckoo clock. Cuckoo IP was created by a college student who wanted his cuckoo clock to play back voicemail to him. The clock has a designated voicemail number you can call from anywhere and leave a message. You then give the message a time of delivery and…

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The Bling Bling 360

If Paris had to have an Xbox 360, she’d want this one. This Xbox 360 is covered in gorgeous—and garish—Swarovski crystals in white and blue to form a blue flame and radioactive symbol on the front. This bling is custom made, so don’t go by your local K-Mart looking for the 360: Swarovski Edition. Not…

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Zspire Mouse of the Future

Looking more like a futuristic coffin than a mouse, the Zspire Bluetooth Mouse is made mainly out of metal and metal alloys instead of the usual, boring plastics, and is constructed to help with any work that might need extra precision. It performs at 800dpi but isn’t recommended for any major gaming habits you may…

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Sony Launches TV Network Service For PSP

Those in Japan are going to get the goods from Sony very soon. Sony is launching a new network TV service for the PSP to showcase its capabilities. The service works through the PSP’s Wi-Fi connection to grab content via the Sony Portable TV Network. Users will be able to download videos, movies, music videos,…

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Border Drones Protecting theBorders

Siemens Girly Poppy Phone

New Music Keyboards from Korg, Yamaha

Danger Looks for Hardware Buddy

Fox sez Blu-ray Wins

WidowPC: Dual-Core Laptop?

Nearly Identical Fake iPod

Atari Founder Goes on the Offensive, Bashes Sony

Low End Theory

TuneBooks Digital Album “Booklets” To Begin With the Darkness

Saishin Diode Watch Reviewed (Verdict: Sexy Conversation Piece)

No HDD in NEC Laptop

HUGE Philips LED in USA

Xbox 360 European Launches With REALLY Limited Supplies

Man’s New Best Friend

RIM Gets a Break

Cuckoo IP

The Bling Bling 360

Zspire Mouse of the Future

Sony Launches TV Network Service For PSP

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