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Nintendo Revolution Controller News Roundup

As we all know, the hugenormousest news of the day is the new Revolution controller. What is it? A remote? A controller? A remote controller? I’m always wary of controllers with hard edges, but I guess the GBA taught us to embrace the straight line in gaming design. More as we find it. Nintendo Revolution…

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Sprint Releases PPC-6700

The HTC Apache, otherwise known as the PPC-6700, has found a new home with the newly minted Sprint Nextel. They announced the phone today as part of their business lineup, and it packs quite a punch feature-wise. Sounds like the business version of the HTC Univ… uh I mean, I-Mate JasJar. It comes with Windows…

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Gizmodo Gallery: Roger Ibars

“Sega controls Panasonic” (Ibars 2005) Among certain fetishistic subcultures of the consumer electronics world, there seems to be a common credo: If it s not hackable, it s worthless. Putting this saying to the test is Roger Ibars, a designer-slash-researcher based in London. Ibars work involves hacking into and modding vintage console game controllers and…

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TerraTec USB TV Tuner

Stuck in an airport with CNN yammering on and on in the background? Well, pop in the TerraTech USB TV Tuner and pick up reruns of Everybody Loves Raymond. The TerraTec is a self-contained tuner with software for watching TV on your PC. Interestingly enough, you can also record live video through the tuner and…

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Gizmodo Ink

Arizona State University students think Verizon Wireless text-to-jumbotron feature is kewl; the race is on to see who can sneak something past the obscenity filter. [Arizona Republic (reg)] Stolen UC Berkeley administrative laptop recovered; 98,000 past and present students say ‘whew!’ [San Francisco Chronicle] Welcome to the 21st century, Hollywood: Disney becomes the first movie…

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Samsung Drops Fashion Phones

You can always count on Samsung to have a crazed-looking model holding up the latest in high technology. These phones, SPH-S3900 and SPH-S3950, are sliders with 1.3-megapixel digital cameras, dictionary, and mobile printing ability (?? I think it’s just Bluetooth) come in several frosty colors and are aimed at the more fashion conscious among us.…

Gadgets Johnb

Saitek Wireless Headphones

Following the same aesthetic as their wireless speakers is Saitek’s new A-350 wireless headphones. It has neodymium in-ear speakers and looks pretty kick-ass with its soft-molded over-ear design. The wireless transmitter has a standard 3.5mm audio jack input and can be connected to any player or stereo, and will transmit up to 10m in range.…

Tech News Gizmogo

NSA Cellphone – Stop Looking at It! Stop It!

The NSA put out an RFP for a secure cell phone/smartphone and L-3 won with this Treo-esque smartphone called the Secure Mobile Environment Portable Electronic Device or SME-PED. Most of the specs are top top top top secret, but we suspect that it will probably run a super secure version of Solitaire and I seriously…

Tech News Johnb

Sunglasses Prevent Heatstroke, Go Well With Slacks

GMI Medical Instrumentation put out these new shades dubbed TechXtreme sunglasses right? Well they did come up with something Xtremely useful, but unfortunately the design rivals an 80-year old blind woman’s sunglasses. Oh well. Anyways, the glasses monitor your brain’s temperature and beam the information to a watch on your wrist. If it feels you’re…

Gadgets Johnb

I-Mate JasJar Reviewed (Verdict: Won’t Ruin Star Wars)

Even though I hate HTC and their over-hyped Universal, Davesipaq got their hands on one and says that it’s great. This Windows Mobile 5 smartphone has a full keyboard that allows for two thumb typing as well as nice 3.6″ LCD and 1.3-megapixel camera. The unique landscape clamshell design is a little disconcerting, but apparently…

Tech News Johnb

Sanyo GRAFINA Liquid Crystal Projection TV

So after Sony visited the other day and started talking about BRAVIA, Sanyo knocked on the door with its own line of ALL CAPS television sets. It’s called GRAFINA, which looks like BRAVIA after being encrypted using an Enigma. I supposed it could also be an acronym related to liquid crystal projection (but that is…

Television Noah R

iPod nano Altoids Case

Altoids needs to take a hint from the electronics industry and drop the mint idea completely. If they just sold their tins, in the exact same physical form as they are now, but as cases, they could make kajillions. Since the Apple website is back-ordered for weeks on nano cases, some people have taken the…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Maru the Robot

This is a nifty robot named Maru that comes from the far-off land of of Korea. This bugger can currently deliver beverages and apparently uses the Internet hive-mind to process visual and audio stimuli, thereby offloading most of the heavy processing out of the robot and into a wireless network. As we see from this…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Palm Tungsten X: Coming Soon

$299.00 will net you the new Palm Tungsten X PDA when it drops on the 11th of October. The features are pretty sexy, although makes me a little sad that this handheld is better than the brand new computer I bought back in 2000. It’ll feature a 312Mhz XScale CPU, 128MB on-board memory, 802.11b WiFi,…

Tech News Noah R

The Keytar Attack

The keytar revolution is among us. Soon every band in the world will have a dedicated keytar player. The guys behind this amazing musical device just got the Keytar Inc website going and they also purchased a factory in Arkansas to manufacturer these keytars. Oh, I forgot to mention what the hell a keytar is…

Tech News Travis Hudson

The Revolution Controller…finally

It appears Satoru Iwata got his hands on the DIY Potential Nintendo Revolution Controller and was able to design this gem. The controller was unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show in Iwata’s keynote at roughly 10:45 EST last night. https://gizmodo.com/diy-potential-nintendo-revolution-controller-116243 Check out more details and pictures after the jump. Here is the lowdown, get ready…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Da CRAAAW Part Deux – IED Disposal Truck

Our friends at DefenseTech take a look at the Buffalo, a massive bomb disposal truck with a claw that can grab and destroy IEDs in the field. The best part? It’s air conditioned. However, even though it is heavily armored, it is still not 100% safe. I talked to several soldiers who had Buffalo-riding buddies…

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New Sony Notebooks

A500-Series Sony is upgrading three different lines of their notebooks. They are sounding pretty damn sexy so far. These updates are slated to be available in the coming months. Full dirt after the jump. This A500 series laptop is a powerhouse machine, good for people doing high-end computer work and wanting a desktop replacement. Highlighting…

Tech News Travis Hudson

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Space Cycle

Puke Cycle is more like it. This device is designed to create gravity-like resistance for exercising in space. As anyone who has spent time in the inky blackness of the cosmos or has TiVo will tell you, the muscles of the body atrophy when not met with regular resistance. The Space Cycle will spin around,…

Space & Spaceflight Johnb

Nintendo Revolution Controller News Roundup

Sprint Releases PPC-6700

Gizmodo Gallery: Roger Ibars

TerraTec USB TV Tuner

Gizmodo Ink

Samsung Drops Fashion Phones

Saitek Wireless Headphones

NSA Cellphone – Stop Looking at It! Stop It!

Sunglasses Prevent Heatstroke, Go Well With Slacks

I-Mate JasJar Reviewed (Verdict: Won’t Ruin Star Wars)

Sanyo GRAFINA Liquid Crystal Projection TV

iPod nano Altoids Case

Maru the Robot

Palm Tungsten X: Coming Soon

The Keytar Attack

The Revolution Controller…finally

Da CRAAAW Part Deux – IED Disposal Truck

New Sony Notebooks

More Good from Gawker

Space Cycle

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