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Dealzmodo Supplemental – Trendnet Wireless-G Router For $2.99

This Trendnet Wireless-G router is available for only $2.99 after a $40 rebate. IF the rebate works for you, it’s a pretty darn cheap way to get your home network online and file sharing like the rest of us. At $2.99, it can work for a few months, die, and still be worth the price.…

Tech News Jason Chen Aug 25 '06

Introducing Weekend Editor Mark Wilson

Keep a lookout for Gizmodo Weekend Editor Mark Wilson. He’s done fantabulous work for us, like our number-crunching TomTom One Frankenreview. He’ll be dropping Gizmodo posts for us Saturday and Sunday, while the rest of us are still hungover. So grab yourself a bowl of cereal, kick back in your PJs, and read yourself some…

Tech News Brian Lam Aug 25 '06

FairUse4WM Removes DRM From WMA Files

There’s a new program on the loose that removes the digital rights management (DRM) from Windows Media files. Called FairUse4WM, the Windows program strips the DRM’d from the targeted Windows Media file. There’s a number of checks in the program designed to prevent it from being used to abet piracy (kind of like what hymn…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

Samsung SC-DC164 10,000 Word Review Spoiler: it’s teh suck

Here’s a review of the low rent Samsung SC-DC164 camcorder. It’s the base model that records to little DVD discs. Ordinarily, that would be the end of the story. But David Kender of Camcorder Info knows his stuff. He gives this camera the gadget equivalent of an invasive body cavity search. The resulting review is…

Gadgets Brian Lam Aug 25 '06

Acer MP-340 Media Player Has Sudoku

Oh Sudoku, how I love you so, except for Fridays when you are so damn hard I want to commit seppuku. Acer is curing my never-ending thirst for Sudoku with a digital audio player that comes fully loaded with the number puzzle. The Acer MP-340 has a 20GB hard drive, SD expansion, 10-hour audio playback…

Tech News Travis Hudson Aug 25 '06

First Generation Microsoft Zunes Are Toshiba OEMs, Second Generation Not-So-Much

Crunchgear has a scoop from a source that confirms the first generation Zune is an OEMed Toshiba Gigabeat, combined with some added on features and functionality made just for Microsoft. Microsoft had to contract Toshiba to build this first unit so they could rush the player out in time for Christmas 2006, probably before the…

Tech News Jason Chen Aug 25 '06

Desktop volcano

Looking for all the thrill of a volcanic eruption on your desk? The Nature’s Fire Volcano is a $30 desktop mountain of doom that uses multi-colored beads to simulate flaming blobs of lava and LED lights to illuminate the chaotic scene. Enjoy all of the joy of a volcanic eruption without your house and family…

Gadgets Richard Baguley Aug 25 '06

Canon LV-7575 Projector: Blinded by the Light

It may be a bit much for your living room, but the Canon LV-7575 may hit the spot if you’re looking to fit out your full size home cinema or to set up your own mobile movie drive-in. The $8999 projector pumps out an eyeball-singing 5500 ANSI lumens (while a typical projector produces 2000 or…

Tech News Richard Baguley Aug 25 '06

Samsung Demos a PMP With AMOLED Screen Technology

Samsung showed off a portable media player at an expo in Korea recently that uses an active matrix on LED screen. The AMOLED screen is better at replicating the NTSC gamut (100 percent of it vs. the usual 68 percent with conventional TFT-LCDs). Bottom line? The screen will look better, that is, better brightness and…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

Marantz SA-7S1 SACD Player: People Use SACDs?

Marantz is launching the SA-7S1, which promises to be the Dreadnought of Super Audio CD players. The gold-colored player’s main claim to fame is the built-in anti-vibration electronics (or so says the machine translation). Otherwise, it plays Super Audio CDs, “regular” CDs and burned CD-R/RWs; no MP3 support here, I’m afraid. The Super Audio CD…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

Mac Mini Changes on the Way?

Steve Jobs ain’t talking, but it looks like the Mac Mini may be up for some changes soon: one blogger wrote about how he wanted to order a large quantity of Mac minis, but wasn’t able to. That may indicate that they are going to announce a new model soon. Of course, it might also…

Tech News Richard Baguley Aug 25 '06

Iomega eSATA External Hard Drive

External hard drives don’t tend to be the most exciting things in the world: they just sit there and store stuff. But the new Iomega Desktop Hard Drive eSATA/USB 2.0 320 GB adds something new to the mix :an eSATA port, which connects to the external SATA port that’s appearing on many new desktop and laptop PCs.…

Tech News Richard Baguley Aug 25 '06

Vertu Constellation Luxury Cellphone, Supposedly More Affordable

Vertu is going to launch a line of slightly more affordable “luxury” cellphones sometime this fall, giving them the name Constellation. Three different cellphones will be released under the Constellation moniker, one covered in 18 karat gold (pictured here), and the other two in polished and satin steel. Luxury, baby! The GSM/EDGE cellphones, aside from…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

Lexus Self Parking Car Video and Review

Lexus invited Gizmodo along for a ride in the new LS 460 L super rich guy sedan. The thing is packed to the gills with tech. In fact, I’d call it the most geeked-out car evar, next to the Tesla. But even the Tesla car can’t park itself. Explanation of how the Advanced Parking Guidance…

Tech News Brian Lam Aug 25 '06

Dealzmodo: $19 GE Wireless Keyboard, Mouse Combo

Staples is having a one-day sale, today only. They are featuring a GE Wireless Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse for $18.99 out the door. No mail-in-rebates, just $18.99 directly from Staples.com. This combo normally retails for $59. Not too shabby. I’m sure GE doesn’t produce the highest quality computer peripherals, but this may be perfect for…

Tech News Travis Hudson Aug 25 '06

Samsung SCH-a870 Family-Friendly Cellphone With VibeTonz

Samsung and Verizon Wireless just unleashed the SCH-a870 onto the mobile phone market in the US. The clamshell is being marketed as a family-friendly cellphone, so don’t expect too many whizz-bang features here. What you will find on the SCH-a870 are some of the little nickel-and-dime services that Verizon Wireless is in love with nowadays,…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

First Look: PSP Camera, GPS Unit

Earlier this week we first heard about the PSP camera and GPS unit. We thought we we’re going to have to wait until the Tokyo Game Show next month to see it, but no-no. Here are some of the first pictures of these accessories. Hit the jump for more images. https://gizmodo.com/sony-to-introduce-psp-camera-and-gps-capabilities-next-196051 Click for full size.…

Tech News Travis Hudson Aug 25 '06

Madden 07 Goes Mobile, Likely Stinks

EA Sports have released Madden 07 for Sprint mobile phones. For $3.49 monthly or a one-time fee of $6.99 you can a crappy mobile football game with a great name backing it. The game is full fledged 11 on 11 football that features all 32 NFL teams, complete rosters, 50 available plays and live commentary…

Tech News Travis Hudson Aug 25 '06

Toshiba 1089 Cleared By FCC, Looks Just Like The Zune

The Toshiba 1089, USB 2.0 compatible, has a 30GB hard drive, and uses 802.11b/g WiFi. Hmm, does that sound familiar to anyone? Eh? Doesn’t it look familiar? With its 3.0-inch TFT LCD display and FM tuner? So Microsoft and Toshiba are probably working together after all. FCC [via Mobile Whack via Crunchgear]

Tech News Jason Chen Aug 25 '06

Asus R2H Officially Unveiled: Final Specs Underwhelming

We’ve spoken of the R2H before but now that’s it’s officially been unveiled, let’s the bubbly fly! Running on Windows XP Tablet PC Edition with Touch Pack software and centered around a 7-inch touch screen, the R2H boasts a couple of features that are appreciated, save for the paltry 256MB of RAM built-in. The UMPC…

Privacy & Security Nicholas Deleon Aug 25 '06

Dealzmodo Supplemental – Trendnet Wireless-G Router For $2.99

Introducing Weekend Editor Mark Wilson

FairUse4WM Removes DRM From WMA Files

Samsung SC-DC164 10,000 Word Review Spoiler: it’s teh suck

Acer MP-340 Media Player Has Sudoku

First Generation Microsoft Zunes Are Toshiba OEMs, Second Generation Not-So-Much

Desktop volcano

Canon LV-7575 Projector: Blinded by the Light

Samsung Demos a PMP With AMOLED Screen Technology

Marantz SA-7S1 SACD Player: People Use SACDs?

Mac Mini Changes on the Way?

Iomega eSATA External Hard Drive

Vertu Constellation Luxury Cellphone, Supposedly More Affordable

Lexus Self Parking Car Video and Review

Dealzmodo: $19 GE Wireless Keyboard, Mouse Combo

Samsung SCH-a870 Family-Friendly Cellphone With VibeTonz

First Look: PSP Camera, GPS Unit

Madden 07 Goes Mobile, Likely Stinks

Toshiba 1089 Cleared By FCC, Looks Just Like The Zune

Asus R2H Officially Unveiled: Final Specs Underwhelming

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