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Hitachi Network-Ready LCD Projector

Hitachi’s new CP-X443 compact, networked LCD projector weighs in at only 8.4 pounds and measures 13.3 by 10.4 by 3.7 inches. And for such a small product, it’s got above average brightness, good color balance and four 3-watt speakers that are pretty sweet (at least for a front projector). And because it can be added…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 26

Dell Drops XPS M140 Notebook and Dimension E310 Desktop

Dell announced a couple of new personal computers with a home entertainment bent today, the XPS M140 notebook and the Dimension E310 desktop. The notebook weighs less than 5.5 lbs, is 1.5-inches thin, has a 14.1-inch high-definition widescreen, has a 5-in-1 media card reader and a Dell MediaDirect button for quick access to digital photos,…

Tech News Gizmogo Oct 26

Socket Communications Releases Cordless Ring Scanner

Socket Communications has announced the release of a tiny Cordless Ring Scanner that transmits scanned bar code data via Bluetooth to PDAs or laptops. Meant primarily for healthcare and industrial uses, hands-free scanning devices have been around for awhile now, as they make handling a large volume of data or products more efficient. The Cordless…

Gadgets Gizmogo Oct 26

Yet Another PSP On TV Product: Blaze PSP to TV

So we mentioned the Team Xtender PSP 2 TV accessory some time ago, and then there’s this PSP On TV pyramid thing we mentioned today. And now there’s this Blaze PSP to TV projector that’s in the works. Clearly there’s a market here for people who want to be able to play their PSP games…

Gadgets Gizmogo Oct 26

Porn Purveyors Keeping Distance from iPod Video

It’s pretty well known that when a new video format comes a ‘knockin, the porn guys are eagerly awaiting the chance to make it even more popular. Why do we have VHS rather than Beta? Porn, of course. So when the new iPod Video came out, you’d think the pornographers would be chomping at the…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 26

Spray On A Computer

Perhaps this will allow graffiti artists to become helpful in one way or another, but a spray-on computer is being developed at the Universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh, St Andrews and Strathclyde as a joint effort to create tiny specks that can peform computations and communicate somehow with applications. These “specks” as they’re being called, will…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Oct 26

iShare Mini

The iShareMP3 Mini is an interesting looking MP3 player that also doubles as an FM radio and voice recorder. But what makes it so cool is its ability to transfer files using infrared IrDa functionality. So you’ll be able to swap whatever files you want (be it music or voice) from device to device easily…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 25

Fanny Pack Stealth Audio Recorder

If James Bond ever went full on whiskey tango, with mullet, cut-off t-shirts, cheap beer and even accessory wife-slapper, he would use a device like this. Some smarty pants decided to integrate a pair of omni directional electret condenser microphones into a leather fanny pack and connect it to a digital audio recording device. Apparently…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 25

Samsung SCH-V700 PMP Phone Coming Soon

The Samsung SCH-V700 will be Korea only because people in the US don’t get good phones. The screen rotates 90 degrees to become a little widescreen thing. But if that’s not hot enough for you, you’re in luck because this sucker packs TV-out. Yes, TV out so you can connect your phone to the TV…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Oct 25

Unborn Baby IQ

If you’ve been dying to commune with your unborn baby more meticulously, take a note from the Koreans and pick up Daeyang’s new Baby IQ, which will soon be available here in in US. Cutely resembling a baby bottle, the point of this product is to amplify the sounds of your baby’s kicks, hiccups and…

Gadgets Tgrumet Oct 25

FrontRow Works on Everything

I was just tooling around the back alleys of the Interweb when I stumbled upon a twee’ and fey 2MB file containing FrontRow for OS X. Installation was easy as pie and now I have a Mac Mini with Front Row. Kind of slow on my machine, but that’s not quite the point. I won’t…

Tech News Johnb Oct 25

DAP Delights for October 25

Today’s DAP Headlines: Creative teaches us the virtues of Mp3 and DRM, some college students don’t like iPods, and Samsung’s Yepp players get rebranded like no one’s business. Also, one last Zen Vision review for the masses. We can usually trust the gang at Creative for a laugh, or in this case, a lesson. A…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 25

Less Fat, All the Great Taste!

Why does reader Jason rock? Because he rocks.

Tech News Johnb Oct 25

PC Pads For Everyone

So you shelled out the $50 for Halo back in the day for your PC only to realize it’s more fun playing it with the Xbox controller? No problem, we understand. So does Elecom, who’s released 2 new controllers in both silver and black finishes for the PC. Complete with 12 buttons each, both strike…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Oct 25

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

This week at Treehugger: Forget about “legacy” taxis and limousines, OZOcar is the high-tech car service of the 21st century: each vehicle comes loaded with satellite radio and long-range high-speed wireless internet access through a iBook; check out compressed air engines, the too-often-forgotten really cool (they even run underwater) alternative to internal combustion engines; anyone…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 25

Climbing Light Makes Great Conversation Piece

Though this really does rate high on the cool-factor scale, it’s just kind of revolting to me. Of course, you’ll have to make your own judgement when it comes to the Climbing Light, a lamp that screws onto your wall and looks like a large bug. The silver top (that looks like the bigs head)…

Gadgets Tgrumet Oct 25

IR Phone Blocks Germs

Ok, this one is suspect, but I gotta’ cover it anyway. Pantech and Curitel are claiming to have introduced a new cell phone that sends out far infrared rays with anti-baterial and deodirising properties. And to give it a little more backing, it seems to have gotten the coveted FI mark (Far Infrared mark) from…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 25

Canon Invests in Fuel Cell Future

As portable electronics become more accessible, prolonging battery life is the number one industry problem. Whether its cellphones, laptops or digital cameras, we’ve all been caught holding dead pieces of equipment, wishing we had some extra juice. To assuage this, Canon has announced that it will begin developing tiny fuel cells that will eventually replace…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 25

Laptop Screen Protector Picks Odd Name

ShaggyMac. That’s the name for a new Laptop Screen Protector that seems to have caught the imagination of laptop schleppers around the world. It’s not such a strange concept, just a very, very soft microblanket that protects the screen when your notebook is closed. But if you’ve been obsessing about your keyboard scratching up your…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 25

IBM Cranking Out Xbox 360 Chips

Time is of the essence for getting out those precious Xbox 360s in time for every kid’s holiday dream, so IBM has ramped up production of its custom-designed microprocessors for the new Microsoft gaming box. The chip itself features three of a customized version of IBM’s 64-bit PowerPC core, each one with two simultaneous threads…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 25

Hitachi Network-Ready LCD Projector

Dell Drops XPS M140 Notebook and Dimension E310 Desktop

Socket Communications Releases Cordless Ring Scanner

Yet Another PSP On TV Product: Blaze PSP to TV

Porn Purveyors Keeping Distance from iPod Video

Spray On A Computer

iShare Mini

Fanny Pack Stealth Audio Recorder

Samsung SCH-V700 PMP Phone Coming Soon

Unborn Baby IQ

FrontRow Works on Everything

DAP Delights for October 25

Less Fat, All the Great Taste!

PC Pads For Everyone

EcoModo – The Best of Treehugger

Climbing Light Makes Great Conversation Piece

IR Phone Blocks Germs

Canon Invests in Fuel Cell Future

Laptop Screen Protector Picks Odd Name

IBM Cranking Out Xbox 360 Chips

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