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Samsung SGH-S380 MP3 Cell Phone

Nokia hit the ground running with their MP3 cellphones and now LG and Samsung are taking the rear flank. Specs: 50MB of internal storage, a flash card slot, 1.3 megapixel camera, and Jogdisk, which isn’t quite a jog wheel, apparently. The SGH-5480 should be around $400, if it ever comes to these shores, and I’m…

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Sharp IT-32X2 LCD TV, Integrated WiFi

Sharp’s new “IT-32X2” LCD TV is loaded to the teeth with functionality. I am leery of any product with “32X” in its name, but Sharp appears to be on the right track with this one: it features integrated 802.11a/b/g wireless or wired LAN for connection to digital media files, a USB hub for connecting your…

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IE Gets Tabbed Browsing, Maintains Suckitude

Call me a big OS X/Linux hippie or whatever but come on—aren’t they about ten years too late? Consider the fact that while Mozilla/ Firefox/ Monkeytooth and Opera and everyone else in the entire world has had tabbed windows since 1937, IE has been stuck in the Dark Ages. Overall, this doesn’t help my opinion…

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Creative Zen Vision PMP

Looking good, Creative. The new Zen Vision PMP holds 30GB and uses what appears to be a non-Windows Portable Media Center OS. Looks like there’s quite a bit of added excitement as it is a definite improvement over the original PMC-120. Interestingly enough, it supports MPEG4, WMV, DivX, and XviD as well as an CF…

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World’s First “Tasting” Robot

ITmedia reports on the world’s first “tasting” robot, developed by NEC System Technologies in cooperation with Sanjuu University. Since actually slapping taste buts on a slobbery, robotic tongue would probably be far too difficult, the company opted to install an infrared sensor in one of the robot’s “hands.” When you put a piece of food…

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Nikon D70s – D70 Update

An update of the D70, the D70s—the s is for Super!—improves the UI and includes a nicer battery. The specs are pretty standard: 6.1 megapixels, compatibility with Nikon Nikkor lenses, and RAW aka NEF mode for hi-res hotness. Generally, this is a mid-level pro camera with lots of nice post-35mm features and sure looks pretty.…

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Vodafone V501T, V501SH Announced

Vodafone has announced the “V501T” and “V501SH for the Japanese market. The picture above is of the V501T and one of its many “costumes.” There are a total of 12 such costumes available for the phone, making anything I could say about its actual specifications unimportant. Wait, that’s not what I meant. We should have…

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Seagate Drive In Xbox 360

Remember those Seagate hard drives we talked about yesterday? Oh, well neither did I. But I was kindly reminded of them this morning when I read that one series of the drives — the LD25s — will be used in the Xbox 360. In fact, Seagate even prepared a fantastic press picture with a reflection…

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Casio Exilim EX-S500

It’s 5MP, from Casio, and orange. Or at least one of the models is; Casio today announced the “Exilim EX-S500.” There are upgrades (you may remember the EX-S100) all around, but the notable ones are the “Anti-Shake DSP” and enhanced video functionality. You get two different recording buttons on this unit — one for stills…

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Furby Come Back!

Omygodomygodomygod! Not since I pulled my original Furby, Squizzlepoots, out of his box have I been so happy. Squizzlepoots fell in the sink when I was washing his fur and his batteries corroded inside of him and then he caught fire but these new Furbi are to be released June 13 (OMYGOD!) and have Emoto-Tronics,”…

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Sony DCR-DVD403 Review (Verdict: Splendid)

Camcorderinfo is jumping with joy about Sony’s DCR-DVD403 DVD Handycam, since it is reportedly the best DVD camcorder ever. They give it high marks all across the board, saying that it really only falls short in one area: manual controls. I’d be willing to bet that most people who buy DVD camcorders aren’t into hardcore…

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HP iPAQ hw6515 Reviewed (Verdict: Underpowered)

infoSync World has posted their review of the iPAQ hw6515, and they conclude it is a “Ferrari powered by a Wolksvagen (sic if you’re not German) motor.” While the integrated GPS, EDGE support and other features are certainly nice to have, they are greatly crippled by a non-responsive thumbboard, slow CPU, and short battery life.…

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The Pod

It comes in a variety of colors but the most popular version is white. It is small, portable and pretty basic in design. Not an ipod. It is The Pod, a towable living quarters for two. The pod measure 5 wide, 10 7 long, and a short 4 10 tall, but this is easily enough…

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XenoFreaks PIX Sports Light Reviewed (Verdict: Get Lit)

You know you’ve got your hands on a good piece of gear when a company called XenoFreaks makes it. This thing is basically a big LED light that can show messages and indications and acts as a flashlight. The utility is slightly hampered by the difficult UI but apparently this is bright as the dickens…

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Seagate 500GB HDs, Encrypted Too

Seagate missed the opportunity to announce this yesterday right when Maxtor did, but they also have a 500GB hard drive on the horizon. But instead of that, we’ll mention the “Momentus FDE,” a 2.5 inch drive from the company that can encrypt data. The encryption is hardware level, and you’ll need some sort of key…

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DOG+THUMP=RAWK

Oh yeah. We put a bead on this one and we got our man. Here we see DOG driving and wearing the Thump. Why doesn’t he turn on the radio? Well, he’s too “product-placementy” to do that. Now, however, we see the one, true reason for Thumps to exist—they, like many other Oakley products, go…

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PQI mPack P800 PEC Reviewed (Verdict: RAW)

The P800 has all its parts in the right place: 40-80GB hard drive, 3.5 LCD screen, mono speaker, headphone jack, etc. There are some features, however, that set this bad boy apart. Photographers rejoice: the P800 is able to read RAW images, so rather than looking at your pictures through the tiny 1 screen of…

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T-Mobile is T-Bestest

J.D. Powers and Associates has given T-Mobile a big gold star in Wireless Customer Care Performance. While T-mobile may not have the best nationwide coverage, their customers are happy overall. The award was given because T-mobile answers customer s calls promptly and resolves customer issues, often during the first call. Verizon’s phone was dead so…

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APB – Shot of Dog Wearing Oakley Thump

Attention Gizmodo readers. This is an all points bulletin—reader Matt has spotted the Oakley Thump MP3 player in the wild. Where, you ask? On the ursine mug of Dog “The Bounty Hunter” on AE last night. Anyone with a screenshot of Dog sportin’ the short-long and the Thumps gets our undying love and gratitude. And…

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AMEX, Chase Intro RFID Credit Cards

The only good I can see out of this is a series of hysterical news stories on street gangs who are now Wardakking (short for War-RFID-Jacking) by walking past unsuspecting passers-by and stealing their credit card numbers, identities, and immortal souls. Chase actually had a card with RFID in it back in May, but suddenly…

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Samsung SGH-S380 MP3 Cell Phone

Sharp IT-32X2 LCD TV, Integrated WiFi

IE Gets Tabbed Browsing, Maintains Suckitude

Creative Zen Vision PMP

World’s First “Tasting” Robot

Nikon D70s – D70 Update

Vodafone V501T, V501SH Announced

Seagate Drive In Xbox 360

Casio Exilim EX-S500

Furby Come Back!

Sony DCR-DVD403 Review (Verdict: Splendid)

HP iPAQ hw6515 Reviewed (Verdict: Underpowered)

The Pod

XenoFreaks PIX Sports Light Reviewed (Verdict: Get Lit)

Seagate 500GB HDs, Encrypted Too

DOG+THUMP=RAWK

PQI mPack P800 PEC Reviewed (Verdict: RAW)

T-Mobile is T-Bestest

APB – Shot of Dog Wearing Oakley Thump

AMEX, Chase Intro RFID Credit Cards

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