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Linksys CIT200 Skype Phone (Verdict: Loaded)

The Linksys CIT200 Skype phone for the home has been reviewed and it’s looking pretty decent. The phone itself is sexy and loaded. Not too many home phones have a color screen with built-in menus and the added luxuries of a backlit keyboard, caller ID, and a DECT 1.8-1.9Ghz bandwidth (not that we have any…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Oct 11

Lenovo ThinkVision C400 Wireless Projector

Lenovo, makers of Thinkpad, has just announced its first wireless projector, the ThinkVision C400. Primarily aimed at business professionals, the projector is integrated with 802.11b/g wireless technology so it doesn’t need to be hooked up to a computer for it to display your latest business presentation (though you could if you wanted to). There’s also…

Gadgets Gizmogo Oct 11

XBox 360 Hands-On

Well, folks, it’s on. The XBox 360 officially exists, it works, and it rocks. I left a little early because I knew I was just going to sit there and play Call of Duty 2 all day and that wouldn’t have been good for anyone. First impressions: the next four years are going to kick…

Tech News Johnb Oct 11

The Week in Cars: The Best of Jalopnik

This week in Jalopnik: As Tokyo readies itself for the city s upcoming motor show—one of the industry s majors—later this month, automakers are in high-tease mode. As custom dictates, they ve spent the past few weeks issuing advance images of the concept vehicles they hope will attract both crowds and column inches (in pubs…

Tech News Noah R Oct 11

Gateway CX2600 Series Convertible Notebooks

Gateway launched a new family of convertible notebooks (that’s Tablet PCs to the rest of us) that are aimed to be more affordable and accessible to the general public. The CX2600 Series notebooks will have a 14″ display, five hours of battery life, a Pentium M processor, a 5-in-1 card reader, 3 USB ports, 1…

Tech News Gizmogo Oct 11

Toyota Takes an i-Swing at Segway

Among Toyota’s announcements for the 39th Tokyo Motor Show is the concept “vehicle” called the i-Swing (we are going to stubbornly assume the naming of this had absolutely nothing to do with a certain Apple product). This seems to be Toyota’s own personal take on the Segway, The I-swing has two wheels like the Segway…

Gadgets Tgrumet Oct 11

Ebay Deal of the Day: Classic Vintage PC Collection

If you’ve got thousands of dollars, lots of storage space, and a fetish for old, musty computers, then this is the auction of your wet dreams. Check it. 6,000 pounds worth of vintage computer goodness. The auction is from Dave Freeman, founder of the Freeman PC Museum. Looks like Dave is just dying to get…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Oct 11

Airtime

Get The Picture By Carlo Longino Lots of mobile operators and content providers are convinced that mobile television is the next big thing for cell phones. While the phone isn’t likely to dislodge the plasma screen as anyone’s TV set of choice soon, the anytime, anywhere access mobile television promises has a lot of people…

Tech News Noah R Oct 11

Sony Does Fashion Color Vaios

I don’t know why it’s taken so long for computer or CE companies to splash some color into their products. I think the iPod Mini proved that people will pay for (and actually want) a different color chassis. Motorola is finally making a Pink and Blue RAZR, and now Sony has introduced a line of…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 11

Stealth Surfer USB Flash Drive

This is a product that caters to the extremely paranoid, but nevertheless it is a pretty damn good idea. This USB flash drive comes loaded with everything you need to prevent the man from catching you hax teh Gibson or maybe prevent your boss from discovering your fetishes. StealthSurfer is a Windows PC compatible key-sized…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 11

Handheld Person-Finding Radar Device

Oyo, a Japanese research firm will be releasing a handheld radar system that is capable of finding people trapped underneath rubble and debris. The system works by detecting electromagnetic waves that are reflected back to the device from moving chests of humans. Antennas are placed around the area that distributes the electromagnetic waves. Very helpful…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Oct 11

Canon, Konica-Minolta, Fujifilm, Sony, Puts Out Service Advisories

It happened quietly, but Canon, Konica-Minolta, Fujifilm, and Sony, have all published service advisories admitting that certain models of their digital cameras and digital camcorders are defective. Signs that this could be happening are blurry images and unnatural colors on the LCD display when the camera is in camera mode (example pictured above). This affects…

Tech News Gizmogo Oct 11

PocketDISH Makes Great Travel Companion

If you’ve got Dish satellite TV, you’re gonna likey the new Archos-branded portable media devices. As well as recording your satellite programming, it can download and record content from a PC or Mac, digital cameras, mass storage devices, as well as other video or audio sources such as DVD players, camcorders and VCRs. A USB…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 11

Ritalin Is So 2004: MC Square

Hyper-competitive South Koreans have been using a light and sound machine to help them relax and focus on their studies—but the jury’s still out on the science of the device. The MC Square is not a hip-hop act, but a small Walkman-sized control unit that runs sequences of flickering lights and rhythmic pulsating sounds out…

Gadgets Noah R Oct 11

Gizmodo Ink

Dartmouth researchers have created the world’s teeniest robot (200 of them would fit on an M&M) while University of Pennsylvania scientists have developed a portable power plant for emergency workers and, more likely, commuters with way too many gadgets in their pockets. [New York Times (reg)] [New York Times (reg)] Almost 16 years after Crazy…

Gadgets Noah R Oct 11

The Death Of Privacy: Harry Potter Edition

Microsoft researchers are developing a clock that they acknowledge owes a debt of inspiration to the magical clock in the Harry Potter series that tracks the location of any Weasley family member at any given time. Designed for the (non-existent) family with no issues over personal privacy, the “whereabouts clock” will track the GPS signal…

Gadgets Noah R Oct 11

T-Mobile’s Branded Headset

If you’re a die hard T-Mobile customer, and demand everything be Zeta-Jones branded, this is probably happy news for you. T-Mobile launched its first branded bluetooth headset dubbed the SH305. Manufactured by Southwing, the headset comes with not one, but TWO color faceplates for showing off how unique you are. Will you pick red because…

Tech News Gizmodo.com Oct 11

Samsung’s Satellite Receiver Does Everything But The Laundry

Looks like it’s time for the Koreans to show their tailfeathers at the Korea Electronics Show, from today through Oct. 15. Obviously, we can expect lots of new, cool stuff from LG and Samsung, who are both headquartered there. And believe it or not, this will be the KEA’s 37th year. (Ah, those were the…

Gadgets Tgrumet Oct 11

Disney Camera: Another Great Way To Give The Mouse House Your Money

I have no idea why they say this digital camera is for kids. It’s pink, comes with a pink beaded necklace and has the name “princess” in it. Tell me, what’s better than that? But alas, it looks like the new Disney Princess Locket-Style digital camera is indeed for kids, the only real indicator being…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 11

Intel Closes in on AMD

Intel figured it was about time to show AMD who’s really boss in this whole processor tug-of-war, so it decided to make its own dual-core 64-bit processor (AMD brought out its version, the Opteron, in April). Code-named Paxville (I don’t even want to ask where that came from), this new XEON processor runs at 2.80…

Tech News Tgrumet Oct 11

Linksys CIT200 Skype Phone (Verdict: Loaded)

Lenovo ThinkVision C400 Wireless Projector

XBox 360 Hands-On

The Week in Cars: The Best of Jalopnik

Gateway CX2600 Series Convertible Notebooks

Toyota Takes an i-Swing at Segway

Ebay Deal of the Day: Classic Vintage PC Collection

Airtime

Sony Does Fashion Color Vaios

Stealth Surfer USB Flash Drive

Handheld Person-Finding Radar Device

Canon, Konica-Minolta, Fujifilm, Sony, Puts Out Service Advisories

PocketDISH Makes Great Travel Companion

Ritalin Is So 2004: MC Square

Gizmodo Ink

The Death Of Privacy: Harry Potter Edition

T-Mobile’s Branded Headset

Samsung’s Satellite Receiver Does Everything But The Laundry

Disney Camera: Another Great Way To Give The Mouse House Your Money

Intel Closes in on AMD

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