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Gizmondo, She Is Dead

Our blood brother over at Kotaku made a few pithy, pithy comments on the Gizmondo, which appears to be faltering. Interestingly, when I started making my calls I began getting odd reactions to my questions. It sounds like the U.S. pr firm for the Gizmondo release, is no longer handling press for the device. And…

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Zen Vision Coolness Round-Up

I’ve been waiting for this moment. This is kind of like prom night, only I’m involved this time. See, I’m in love with something—the Zen Vision. It has everything I could ever want and more and it’s now available. We’re going to get married. You can’t stop us, Dad. Here are a few stories about…

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Casio Intros Three New Exilim Zoom Cameras

We mentioned the new Casio Exilim EX-Z500 earlier, and now we’ve just heard Casio dropped three more new Exilim cameras today: The Exilim Zoom EX-Z120, Exilim Zoom EX-Z110, and the Exilim Zoom EX-Z10. All three have Casio’s “Anti-Shake” technology that reduces blurry shots when your hand is shaking, probably from the nine shots of tequila…

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The Mighty Mouse Dissected

No sooner than it came to save the day did ArsTechnica decide to rip the poor bugger apart. As you may have suspected, the Mighty Mouse does not contain any biological components. Instead, there is a circuit board, some switches, and the little “squirrel ball” which we should all call the “nipple” from now on.…

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Help! This is a Public Service Announcement

Someone, for the love of God, point me to a spam filter or script or WHATEVER that can filter out this specific image. If I have to look at it again, I’m going to scream. I think it needs to be some sort of OCR system because I suspect the image changes slightly with every…

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Japan: WTF, yo? Part Deux

Ok. First mushrooms that sing like the murmuring waters, now a mecha with a huge dick. It seems like every couple of months you get a rash of these strange images from Japan and you kind of wonder if most of the time the citizens of Japan are hanging out doing normal stuff and then…

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MacIntel in a VMWare Session

I don’t know why I’m so fascinated by MacIntel haX0rz, but I am. It’s just so nice to know that one day soon I’ll be able to wipe my drive clean of all my tainted XP installations and run sweet, beautiful Aqua all day long. It’s like a computer user’s paradise where Einstein and Gandhi…

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Vapir Herb Vaporizer

This is pretty old, but they have a new catalog available and I think everyone out there is open to vaporizing a few herbs. I’m thinking a little oregano, maybe some thinly sliced garlic, a bit of basil. It’s like a pizza party in your nasal passages. The Vapir website is a little harsh on…

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S-Board Two-Wheeled Skateboard – Don’t Say We Didn’t Warn You

You saw what happened to Wallace Packard down the street. He’s paralyzed! From head to neck! Don’t you correct me. He’s hurt from that crazy skating you’re doing. And this is even worse. Two wheels? Well, Mister, you can’t even pick up your clothes off the floor and you’re going to ride on two wheels?…

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Sony Ericsson Plans On Location-aware Phones

Sony Ericsson is planning on selling phones that will change their behavior depending on time and location. At the basic level, this would mean the phone wallpaper changing depending on the time of year; autumnal leaves in fall, a Christmas tree in December, etc. Ring tones could also change depending on where you are… the…

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Orazio Home Cleaner

Not sure on how new this thing is, but it’s the first time I’ve ever seen it. If you think the Roomba is fancy, you ain’t seen the Orazio Home Cleaner yet. Not only does it vacuum, it also wipes the floor with either a dry or wet cloth, thus polishing the floor so clean…

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Sony Librie e-book Hacks

Sony has taken some stabs at giving e-books more popularity with the Librie e-book reader that was only released in Japan. The Librie uses some uber technologies to make reading the e-book as natural as possible. The main issue plaguing the e-book world is the issues of piracy. Sony has been trying to fight piracy…

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Casio Exilim EX-Z500

It was barely two months ago when Casio released the Exilim EX-S500, and they’re already announcing the EX-Z500… in Japan anyway. We’re not too sure why, since they don’t seem too different from each other. The 5 megapixel EX-Z500 has a 2.7 inch display, 3x optical zoom, 8MB built-in memory, an SD card slot, and…

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Firefly Grenade Camera

Firefly is a disposable camera that is shaped to fit your standard M203 grenade launchers (Now available at CostCo!). Load this thing into a grenade launcher and shoot it wherever surveillance needs to be done. During flight the Firefly captures recon pictures and sends them back to a PDA before hitting the ground and exploding.…

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Intel Trademark Battle

According to the Microsoft Word spellchecker, Intel doesn’t even exist! Ha, take that! This is important, you see: a Chicago freight company, named Intel-Logistics, is fighting to keep it’s name in the face of a storm of Intel lawsuits. The Federal Trademark laws say that the word must be “famous and distinctive” to fall under…

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LG’s 5-Megapixel Cameraphone Won’t Bulge Your Pants

Five-megapixel cameras aren’t anything to get too excited about in South Korea, with models available from a few vendors for a while now. But most of them have been fat photo-taking silver bricks that happened to have a cellular radio shoehorned in. But LG’s Dica phones it will sell there come in at just 18.4mm…

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Lee Press-On Nails and, Oh Yeah, A Phone

Time and time again, mobile phone makers have talked about how they see handsets as important fashion accessories, on par with tying a red bandanna around your knee. Well, maybe not that cool, since most of these fashion-first phones (remember Xelibri?) have failed miserably. But Taiwan’s BenQ has taken an interesting approach by including HOT…

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Japan: WTF, yo?

I remember sitting through the TV miniseries Shogun a long time ago, something like 10 hours about an English guy that made it to Japan in the 1500s and made his way through feudal society to become Shogun, or something (I pretty much went back to my Dukes of Hazzard playset after the first 10…

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Megavoice – The Word of God, Encoded

I’m all for God and all that stuff, but can’t He make His PR images a little more appealing? I mean staring down some Jehovah’s Witness with pink-eye is not my idea of a good sales tactic. Aesthetics aside, the Megavoice aka the gPod is an audio device that contains the entire Old and New…

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Gizmondo, She Is Dead

Zen Vision Coolness Round-Up

Casio Intros Three New Exilim Zoom Cameras

The Mighty Mouse Dissected

Help! This is a Public Service Announcement

Japan: WTF, yo? Part Deux

MacIntel in a VMWare Session

Vapir Herb Vaporizer

S-Board Two-Wheeled Skateboard – Don’t Say We Didn’t Warn You

Sony Ericsson Plans On Location-aware Phones

Orazio Home Cleaner

Sony Librie e-book Hacks

Casio Exilim EX-Z500

Firefly Grenade Camera

Intel Trademark Battle

More Good from Gawker

LG’s 5-Megapixel Cameraphone Won’t Bulge Your Pants

Lee Press-On Nails and, Oh Yeah, A Phone

Japan: WTF, yo?

Megavoice – The Word of God, Encoded

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