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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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Panasonic Going Long With Plasma

Looks like Panasonic sees more plasma in its future. Matsushita Electric, parent of Panasonic, said today it was going to double its plasma output by this coming July at its Amagasaki City plant in Japan. This would be two months ahead of schedule. What does this mean? Panasonic foresees more demand for the large-sized, flat…

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Cingular Joins PTT Fray

Cingular is now joining the Push-To-Talk party. Cingular’s service is pretty basic, though it includes simple conference calling and a “Buddy List” that lets you check if the person you’d like to call is around before you go ahead and expend the energy to push that button. It also includes an easier way to switch…

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LG Laptop with EVDO Receiver

In a joint project between LG, Intel and Korean Mobile carrier KTF, LG showed the first laptop to include an EV-DO receiver. With a max speed of 2.4 Mbps, the LG LW20-EV lets you browse the web at higher speeds and it can even be accessed in confined spaces, like your morning subway commute. It’s…

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GPS For Your Holiday Shopping

What does Gizmodo want for the holidays? A GPS device showing the shortest route from one perfect gift to another. Until the day someone invents that, Gizmodo is your shortest trip from a media center keyboard to a living room computer and all the gadgets in between. https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-media-center-keyboard-135190 It’s all in the 2005 Gizmodo Holiday…

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The Siemens Razr: SLV140

Looks like Siemens is deciding to jump on the RAZR bandwagon, even though the RAZR’s trendiness factor has started to die a little. The SLV140 is a triband GSM phone with UTMS support and has some features that make it a tad bit nicer than the RAZR. Some of these include a 2-megapixel camera, video…

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Mobile Recording with the Fast Track USB

I’m talking to you, Mr. MySpace-loving indie garage band member. Now, much to your delight and the misfortune of everyone else in the world, you can record your emo power ballads wherever you damn well please. The Fast Track is a small USB-powered device that allows you to record vocals and guitar directly onto a…

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A Real Final Fantasy Potion

It only took Square Enix twelve games and numerous spin-offs to finally start profiting off those Final Fantasy fanboys across the globe. This is the drink called Potion. It will be released in March to coincide with the release of Final Fantasy XII. It appears to be just another cookie-cutter energy drink that contains enough…

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Iraqi Sensor Jammin’

No, this isn t Bob Marley-style jammin’, this is hardcore combat radar jamming. Raytheon received a $15.5 million bid for their IED Countermeasure Equipment (or ICE system, yes, that is an acronym within an acronym, and yes, the universe is going to collapse upon itself). The device, roughly the size of a large gym bag,…

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100x Write Speeds on Kingston CompactFlash

More speedy CompactFlash news from Kingston with what the company calls the “Ultimate” line of cards. All three CF cards have a sustained write speed of 100x and come in 1GB, 2GB and 4GB storage capacities. Pretty much designed for professional photogs, these CompactFlash cards provide a seamless flow of imaging info from camera to…

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Sponsor Snookums

Who’s a pretty little sponsor? You is? Yes you are! Shure, Sprint, Rockstar Games The Warriors, TomTomGo, Kameo, XBox, Apple Ipod, Nokia, PuttyWorld, Intel, American Apparel, Mercedes, Logitech, Olympus, Akimbo, Earthlink, Nikon Wireless, SmartHome, Texas Instruments, Samsung and Mini Wanna ady-vertise? Hmmm? Yes you do! https://gizmodo.com/preview/advertising-with-gizmodo-8027

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More BlackBerry Woes

RIM has gotten into more problems, yet again. RIM may be forced to stop selling BlackBerry hardware and software in the U.S. completely if a judge decides to strike them down. Today U.S. District Judge James Spencer denied the request by RIM to enforce the terms of its $450 million patent settlement with NTP. An…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Tiny, Mighty, Fujitsu Laptop

Pretty much everything you need from a bigger laptop smashed into a nice-looking tiny tot of a machine, the Fujitsu T70M weighs about 2 1/2 lb. and comes with a 1.2Ghz Pentium CPU, 60GB of hard drive space and a DVD burner to boot. Rounded out with WiFi and a 56Kbps dial-up modem for all…

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Nokia 6233

Another Nokia phone announced today is the 6233. A Triband GSM candy bar phone with 2100Mhz WCDMA support, the 6233 also includes a 2-megapixel camera (that’s more like it), color display, 3D surround sound stereo speakers and an email client that comes with a neat spam filter. Also comes with OMA Digital Rights Management v2.0…

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Squeezebox Serves Up Your Music Round the House

Your impressive collection of mp3s is nice and all, but it does nobody any good just sitting on your PC s hard drive. Wouldn t you like to be able to play all of those files through your state-of-the-art stereo system that set you back a couple of Gs all those years ago? That s…

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Food Made Easy: Toastabags

This is probably the greatest thing ever made. Seriously this time. Let’s say you’re a broke college student right? You come home really high hungry one night and demand food. You have no money, some bread, cheese, little bit of meat left, and some soda. What do you do? You grab your Toastabags out of…

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Blu-ray Using Old Codecs?

Looks like Sony’s been busted for using a really old codec for its next-gen Blu-ray format. For its first Blu-ray movies, Sony will encode with MPEG-2, which is the same codec used for today’s old-fashioned DVDs. Don Eklund, senior vice president of advanced technology for Sony Pictures, has gone on record as saying: Advanced formats…

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SORA the Reception Robot at IREX 2005

Meet SORA, the latest and greatest secretarial robot to come out of Japan. She has an integrated camera, microphone, speaker and business card scanner. She can take pictures of people and even act as a videoconferencing unit to communicate with those dirty people you don t want stinking up your office. The only downside about…

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TiVo Adds Even More Weird Shit

TiVo just can’t seem to stop itself. After announcing the odd ability to choose what commercials you’d like to view, the company has added even more strange services. Now it looks like you’ll be able to use TiVo to buy movie tickets and check local weather from your TV. Of course, this is only for…

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Zspire Mouse of the Future

Sony Launches TV Network Service For PSP

Panasonic Going Long With Plasma

Cingular Joins PTT Fray

LG Laptop with EVDO Receiver

GPS For Your Holiday Shopping

The Siemens Razr: SLV140

Mobile Recording with the Fast Track USB

A Real Final Fantasy Potion

Iraqi Sensor Jammin’

100x Write Speeds on Kingston CompactFlash

Sponsor Snookums

More BlackBerry Woes

Tiny, Mighty, Fujitsu Laptop

Nokia 6233

Squeezebox Serves Up Your Music Round the House

Food Made Easy: Toastabags

Blu-ray Using Old Codecs?

SORA the Reception Robot at IREX 2005

TiVo Adds Even More Weird Shit

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