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Asteio D22 Shows Us Her Living Room Media Skills

It takes the right mix of parts for a Media Center PC to truly impress us, but if we had the money, we’d be asking the Asteio D22 out on a date right this moment. The D22 is a Core 2 Duo-based Media Center that’ll come with dual TV tuners, HDMI, component and DVI ports.…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Nov 2

Gizmodo Gets Hands On With The Zune

Microsoft was kind enough to provide us with some hands-on time with all three flavors of the Zune today. We’re still digesting the Zune-osity, but here are some shots (full gallery to follow later) to hold you over while we process our review. Pop the trunk and hit the jump to see more pics. Lots…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 2

Dealzmodo: $29 1st Gen iPod Shuffle

Apple finally got around to shipping out their shiny & tiny 2nd Generation Shuffle. So what does that mean for you? Insanely cheep 1st Gen Shuffle’s. Apple is selling the 512mb for $29 & the 1gb for $59. That’s an average savings of over 66%. Not too bad for something that will actually play Fairplay…

Tech News Ben Longo Nov 2

Microsoft Changes Vista Licensing Terms

You may know the official ship date of Vista (for corporate customers), and you may know what the packaging will look like, but do you know Microsoft’s licensing scheme? Originally, Microsoft was going to allow only one transfer of Vista between devices—not good for people who frequently upgrade computers. https://gizmodo.com/official-microsoft-vista-ships-nov-30-211919 Enough people complained to convince…

Tech News Jason Chen Nov 2

Cool Tool: Ethernet LinkCheck Tester

Plug the Ethernet LinkCheck tester into a standard RJ-45 Ethernet port and its three little lights will indicate whether you’re dealing with a 10Mb or 100Mb connection, or no connection at all. It’s pocket-sized at 3.5 inches long and weighs less than an ounce. Just yesterday, we were wishing for something like this; it could’ve…

Gadgets Charlie White Nov 2

Elica Lamp to User: Blow Me

You’re not the only one who gets turned on when you’re blown—that’s how you switch on the Elica Lamp, too. It’s interactive, it’s emotional, it likes being blown. We can relate. But its $190 price might just blow the budget. Product Page [Progetto25zero1]

Gadgets Charlie White Nov 2

Gizmodo Theme Song Contest: Day 4

This is a quick reminder that our Gizmodo Theme Song contest is still going on. Follow the link to find out what you need to do to win, and what prize we are giving away. Thanks to Kevin for his entry below—nothing wrong with some good old fashion softcore porn background music. https://gizmodo.com/gizmodo-theme-song-contest-211415 Thanks to…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

PS3 Web Browser First Look

Sony’s been throwing a PS3 fest here in New York and along with Gawker’s video guru, Richard Blakeley, gave us a first hand look at the PS3’s web browser interface. Typing URLs with the controller is somewhat clunky as you can see from the video itself (luckily you can plug in a USB keyboard), but…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Nov 2

Official Apple Document Refers To “Touch-Screen” iPod

German spies combing through Apple’s developer support documents have made an interesting little discovery: an official mention of a touch-screen iPod! OMG! Yup, the developer docs mention “touch-screen” models. I’ve gotta tell you, there’s nothing better than reading technical manuals looking for rumors to spread. Granted, a super secret Apple higher-up already told us that…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Nov 2

Man Stuff – The Best of Uncrate

This week at Uncrate: We fry up some Twinkies with the Snack-Size Deep Fryer, imagine watching the LOST smoke monster on the Pioneer PDP-6070HD 60-inch Plasma HDTV, and find out what headphones and earphones Uncraters are using. We also check out the Reservoir Dogs 15th Anniversary Edition DVD, show you how to get a Palm…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Wendy’s Signs Deal with Sirius for Satellite Radio Enabled Frosties

Not really, I freaking wish, though. Actually they signed a deal that involves all Wendy’s restaurants nationwide to pump Sirius tunes throughout their stores. Now you can rock out to commercial-free music from Sirius while downing Jr. Bacon Cheeseburgers This is part of Sirius’ SiriusBusiness campaign to install satellite radio in business establishments. Making it…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

RunAway = Nike+iPod/Nike

For anyone who wants to get running with the Nike+iPod Sport Kit but is disinclined to drop a hundred bucks on a new pair of special Nike+ kicks, comes the RunAway AnyShoe adapter. This $8 weatherproof sensor holder attaches to your running shoe’s laces and has an easy-to-access button to turn the sensor’s wireless signal…

Tech News Matt Schneiderman Nov 2

iPod Shuffle v2.0 Dissected

It may have only been a few days since the second generation iPod shuffle was officially released, and somebody has already managed to take the little bugger apart. What did they find in it? A small circuit board, obviously. All that is needed is some tiny tools and delicate hands. Follow the linkage for the…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

First Grope: Panasonic PT-AX100U HD Projector (Verdict: Quiet as a Mouse Fart)

We first told you about the Panasonic PT-AX100U HD projector back in September, but I finally got my hands on this projector to try out on my own. https://gizmodo.com/exclusive-panasonic-pt-ax100u-lcd-home-cinema-projecto-200345 Jump for photos, and my impressions of the automatic brightness adjuster. This projector is beautiful. It is one of the better, more reasonable ($3,000) HD home…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Maxell Noise Canceling Headphones Block Out The Sounds of Life

Maxell is the latest company to come out with a pair (two, even!) of noise canceling headphones so that you can block out the annoying sounds of life while you’re listening to Cold War Kids and their washing machine song. The two headphones are supposed to reduce noise by up to 90 percent—that’s almost 100…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Nov 2

Stick-On Rechargeable Buttplug Lights

These stick-on rechargeable lights are kind of like the LED throwies that we have mentioned in the past, but a little bit bigger, likely more expensive and definitely more like self anal pleasure devices. https://gizmodo.com/led-throwies-harmless-way-to-make-your-mark-154993 Stick ’em anywhere you way, they are completely wireless and rechargeable. The bottom-mounted suction cups give these lights the ability…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Nov 2

Cingular Dials Up XM for Phones

Yesterday we first heard word about Cingular’s Music service. Today, more details were unveiled about this service including one item that was not mentioned yesterday. Cingular will also be teaming up with XM satellite radio to offer streaming satellite radio content on mobile phones. https://gizmodo.com/cingular-planning-cellphone-music-download-service-211777 On November 6 Cingular will begin offering XM Radio Mobile,…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 2

Low End Theory: Coalition of the Skinflints

Whatever happened/To Tuesday and so slow Going down the old mine/With a transistor radio When a whiskey-addled Van Morrison first belted out the above lyrics in 1967, he was trying to come to terms with a long-ago love—a brown-eyed girl obliging enough to give him quickies behind some East Belfast stadium, apparently. Yet Van was…

Gadgets Brendan I. Koerner Nov 2

iDisguise Hides Your iPod in Mint Tin, Does Wonders For Your Masculinity

In case getting jacked for your iPod on a New York City subway car isn’t exactly your idea of a fun time, have a look at the iDisguise. Cleverly named, the iDisguise hides—disguises, if you will—your iPod (first or second generation nano and first generation Shuffle; more models to come later) from prying eyes inside…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Nov 2

GMail Mobile Rushes E-mail to Your Phone

Google’s recent updates to GMail Mobile are making it easier and faster to check your GMail from your cell phone. The app (which can be downloaded from Google for free) pre-fetches your e-mail automatically and lets you view attachments like PDFs, images, and Word files from your cell phone. The folks at MobileCrunch gave it…

Tech News Louis Ramirez Nov 2

Asteio D22 Shows Us Her Living Room Media Skills

Gizmodo Gets Hands On With The Zune

Dealzmodo: $29 1st Gen iPod Shuffle

Microsoft Changes Vista Licensing Terms

Cool Tool: Ethernet LinkCheck Tester

Elica Lamp to User: Blow Me

Gizmodo Theme Song Contest: Day 4

PS3 Web Browser First Look

Official Apple Document Refers To “Touch-Screen” iPod

Man Stuff – The Best of Uncrate

Wendy’s Signs Deal with Sirius for Satellite Radio Enabled Frosties

RunAway = Nike+iPod/Nike

iPod Shuffle v2.0 Dissected

First Grope: Panasonic PT-AX100U HD Projector (Verdict: Quiet as a Mouse Fart)

Maxell Noise Canceling Headphones Block Out The Sounds of Life

Stick-On Rechargeable Buttplug Lights

Cingular Dials Up XM for Phones

Low End Theory: Coalition of the Skinflints

iDisguise Hides Your iPod in Mint Tin, Does Wonders For Your Masculinity

GMail Mobile Rushes E-mail to Your Phone

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