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Flexible Bluetooth keyboard

You might have seen one of those indestructible-looking, flexible, waterproof keyboards made out of silicon from Flexis that can be folded or rolled up or just generally abused. Not really the keyboard you’d want to type your novel on, but a good if you just want something portable for the road. Now Flexis, has a…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

A gigabyte on a Memory Stick

Sony has a one gigabyte memory stick coming out. The only catch: it won’t work in regular Memory Stick slots. It’s not backwards compatible, since it was impossible to get more than 256MB on the old format. So now we’ve got yet another memory card, Memory Stick Pro, to add to the ever confusing mix…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Could this be the first US Smartphone?

Microsoft’s new Smartphone operating system is already out in Europe, and due out in the US next year, but there’s still been no announcement of who the handset makers will be or what cellular service providers will offer it. One clue to what might be the first US Smartphone is the fact that just recently…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

Bridging the gap

Check out this new “media receiver” from Sotec called the Play@TV. It’s a box that you hook up to your TV, and then it connects to your PC, either over 802.11b or Ethernet, so you can watch all those movies you’ve downloaded using Kazaalite on your TV. Supports MPEG, WMV and Divx. Read [Translated using…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 12

What’s on your iPod? Madonna’s signature

Apple is selling a limited edition of the iPod that comes with a laser etched facsimile of Madonna’s signature on the back, and costs $49 more than a regular iPod. Is it really worth the extra money? Shoot, I’ll autograph your iPod for free. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

Canon flatbed scanner just $49.99

Canon’s CanoScan D1250U2 flatbed scanner, which has a resolution of 1,200 x 2,400 dpi, is on sale for just $49.99 over at Amazon. Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

iPAQ H5450 reviews roundup

Several reviews of HP’s new flagship Pocket PC, the iPAQ H5450, by Sprinklerhead, PocketPCPassion, and Infosync. The H5450, which has just hit stores, comes loaded with high-end features: a 400MHz processor, 64MB of RAM, built-in Bluetooth and 802.11b, a 3.8″ 16-bit transflective touchscreen, a Secure Digital I/O slot, and a biometric fingerprint scanner. Read –…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

Sony’s new flat screen falls flat

CNET pans Sony’s new 42″ plasma TV, the WEGA KZ-42TS1. With poor black-level reproduction and serious problems with its color decoder, its picture quality just isn’t that great. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

GPS stories

The Tablet PC has only been out for a month, and already people have figured out an interesting new use for it: geographically-based multimedia storytelling. Go to latitude 34 North and and longitude 118 West in Los Angeles with a GPS-enabled Tablet PC, where a group of artists have created a “GPS Controlled Interactive Narrative.”…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

Samsung’s Pocket PC Phone

Samsung has its own Pocket PC Phone on the way. The SPH-M400 has a 400Mhz processor, a 65,000 color display, and a few features that the other models of Pocket PC Phones lack, like built-in GPS, a TV tuner, and a text-to-speech engine. Comes out in South Korea early next year, no word on when…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

PDAs: The Year in Review

Brighthand on the past year in PDAs: Palm spins off PalmSource, Handspring decides to focus on mobile communicators, Dell enters the Pocket PC market, while Casio abandons it altogether. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 11

Inexpensive wireless repeater

Tom’s Hardware Guide review of the D-Link DWL-900AP+. The wireless access point has just gotten a new firmware update, which isn’t usually particularly interesting, except that now it can double as the first $100 wireless repeater. Usually repeaters, which let you extend the range of your wireless network, cost considerably more. Read Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

Handspring picks keyboards over Graffiti

Handspring is all but abandoning Graffiti in its handhelds; all of their models from now on will use built-in keyboards as their primary means for entering text. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

Networked digital projector

Not exactly within most gadget geeks budget, but Sony has a new networkable professional-use digital projector out. The SuperSmart VPL-FX51 can accept all the usual inputs: S-video, HDTV, digital TV, composite video, etc, but since it can also be controlled to the Internet or a LAN via its Ethernet port, it can be controlled using…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

Email is back up

My email is back up, so start sending all correspondence to [email protected] again.

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

World’s largest LCD HDTV

LG.Philips has introduced a prototype of a 52-inch LCD high-definition television, which is several inches bigger than was thought possible for a liquid crystal display. The bad news: production doesn’t even start until late next year. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

What’s wrong with the Pocket PC

Jorgen Sundgot of Infosync on what he doesn’t like about the Pocket PC: no landscape mode, no way to shut down applications, and no easily accessible battery status indicator. Read

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

Better sound on your laptop

The sound card on your laptop is probably crap. For most people it doesn’t really matter, but anyone who wants to hear what they’re missing should check out the 24-bit, 96KHz Indigo PCMCIA soundcard from Echo Digital Audio. Geek.com has a glowing review: “The best and cleanest sound you’ll get out of your laptop.” Read…

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 10

Email troubles

I’m having some problems with my email, so if you have any link suggestions or need to get in touch for any other reason, write to me at [email protected].

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 9

Palm pictures

Palm Infocenter review of the VEO SD Photo Traveler, a digital camera attachment that fits into the SDIO slot of Palm handhelds. The resolution is about what you’d expect (640×480), but apparently it takes pretty good pictures for an attachment. Read Amazon

Tech News Gizmodo Dec 9

Flexible Bluetooth keyboard

A gigabyte on a Memory Stick

Could this be the first US Smartphone?

Bridging the gap

What’s on your iPod? Madonna’s signature

Canon flatbed scanner just $49.99

iPAQ H5450 reviews roundup

Sony’s new flat screen falls flat

GPS stories

Samsung’s Pocket PC Phone

PDAs: The Year in Review

Inexpensive wireless repeater

Handspring picks keyboards over Graffiti

Networked digital projector

Email is back up

World’s largest LCD HDTV

What’s wrong with the Pocket PC

Better sound on your laptop

Email troubles

Palm pictures

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