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Radiator Heat Wave Gives a Warm Look to Your Walls and You, Too

Droog Design cranks up the heat with Radiator Heat Wave, a piece of wall art that actually generates radiant heat. Made of concrete and aluminum, the whole thing is held together with glass fiber and is available now. Droog Design says a water version of the Heat Wave is on its way in 2007. There…

Tech News Charlie White

Gateway Offers New PCs

Right after Gateway s CEO Wayne Inouye walks out the door, the company rolls out a few new desktop PCs, and all are available now. Targeted at consumers and small businesses, Gateway now offers the DX110, DX210, and FX510 for your computing enjoyment. The DX series consists of two lower-priced configurations, with the DX110 starting…

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HBO Wants No Recording of Shows—Ever

Looks like HBO is trying to use a broadcast flag to ban us from recording any of its programming on our DVRs. The company has recently filed with the FCC, saying its shows—and all “Subscription Video On Demand” services—should be labeled as “Copy Never.” This means simply, if enacted, that we could never record its…

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Playstation 3 = Next Dreamcast?

With the Xbox 360 already here and Nintendo Revolution coming soon, where does that leave Playstation 3? Who knows, it could easily flop or it could surprise everyone and excel beyond all expectations. However, the Playstation line is one of Sony’s strongest assets, if the PS3 flops could that possibly deal Sony a killing blow?…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Samsung SC-DC164 DVD Camcorder

Samsung introduced the FC-DC164, yet another DVD-based camcorder at CES, and will ship it March 1. Even if your mind is wandering toward those camcorders that use hard disks or even flash drives, or those more-advanced shooters that venture into HD territory, go with one like this if you’re looking to save some money. That’s…

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DS News Galore

Homedogs, Kotaku, are reporting on a couple of announcements about services the DS will soon offer. The first is a download service for the DS. Owners will be able to go to participating retailers and download game demos and other content directly to their DS from the store. Secondly, Metroid Prime Hunters will see the…

Tech News Travis Hudson

First Working PS3 Could Be in Taipei

We’ve certainly seen the PS3 before, both at E3 last year and at CES in Januray, but we have no idea if either of those times the devices were thoroughly working models. It’s said that though graphics were being generated from these boxes, they were just rolling demos. Now there are rumors that the first…

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Gizmodo Video Review: Honda Civic Hybrid, Part 2 – iPod On Board

Here s part 2 of our 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid review, where Gizmodo s Charlie White shows you the iPod-compatible components that are part of the DVD-based navigation system inside this newly-redesigned hybrid vehicle. There s now an optional iPod Music Link installed, and you ll see how that works along with the rest of…

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Nintendo DS lite: Pictures and First Look Manual

Our gaming brethren at Kotaku are all over the new Nintendo DS lite. Not only do they have brand new pictures—inside and out—but they’ve also gotten ahold of a copy of the unreleased portable’s manual. They’re also running a contest to give away a Japanese DS (it’ll work fine in the US) if you can…

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Fujitsu LifeBook N6410: Dual Core Media Center Laptop

Fujitsu announced its LifeBook N6410, with an Intel Core Duo processor inside with Windows MCE (Media Center Edition) on board. Its 17-inch widescreen is driven by a 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1400 graphics controller, and the laptop is also equipped with a built-in stereo system and—get this—an integrated subwoofer. A built-in TV tuner with remote…

Tech News Charlie White

Guerilla Theater In a Box

You’ve seen those inflatable yard snowmen for Christmas, and you’ve perhaps stood in the shadow of those huge inflatable beer cans blown up with fans that tower over street festivals, but probably never enjoyed an inflatable home theater screen that’s 20 feet wide and 12 feet tall. The centerpiece of this set is the VersaStretch…

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NEC 61RX4: 61-inch Plasma HDTV

When it comes to flat panel TVs, we all know that bigger is better. (Especially when we aren’t paying.) So many thanks to NEC for giving us this upcoming 61-inch 61RX4 plasma HDTV, with a 160-degree viewing angle and a 870:1 contrast ratio, as well as support for resolutions up to 1080p—but not a true…

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Evesham Mbox Media Storage and Streamer

Using WiFi and 2 hard drives, the Evesham MBox looks like a great way to store and push all your multimedia files from your PC to the rest of your home. The Mbox comes with a MBridge network music player and (this I like) back up software for any disasters you may encounter. Just download…

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Sony Sets Blu-ray Pricing

If you’ve been wondering what a Blu-ray disc is going to cost you once it hits the markets, Sony has deigned to let the world know. As the first studio to put forth a price (as well as a marketing strategy), Sony revealed that it will also bundle formats together for better flexibility. A catalog…

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Panasonic Announces Two New Compact Wireless SD Projectors

The TH-P1SD and the TH-LB60NT are two new compact wireless SD projectors set to be released by Panasonic. The TH-P1SD is designed for both professional and personal use. On the business side of things, the TH-PS1SD allows you to project your PowerPoint presentations and picture files directly from an SD card. For personal use, you’re…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Replicating Starship Voyager Causes Bankruptcy

Believe it or not, transforming an entire apartment to look like the Starship Voyager from Star Trek costs a bit of money. Tony Alleyne started transferring his apartment after his wife left him, and $175,000 worth of maxed out credit cards later we can safely say he is a tad obsessed. The apartment is full…

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Rubik’s Cube Furniture

The Cube Table takes its inspiration from classic board games. It actually reminds me most of a Rubik’s cube, but it’s unfortunately non-functional. It’s made from 1/8-inch thick acrylic, measures 16-inches wide, deep and tall and goes for $500 per cube. Product Page [Via Uber-review]

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Motorola 5-Inch Carbon Nanotube Display

If you didn’t watch the Super Bowl on a flat panel TV, but have been eyeing them up at your local Circuit City, here’s a little something to think about. Certain circles are talking about a breakthrough technology in flat panel TVs from Motorola. The company is said to have unveiled a working flat screen…

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Sieger Design Fireplace Collection

If you’re looking for a fireplace but don’t have room for a chimney, here’s a hot-looking unit from German designer Peter Maly. Part of the Sieger Design Fireplace Collection, the Plaza Ventless Fireplace can be installed in a free-standing configuration or mounted on a wall, and burns a unique alcohol gel that radiates heat without…

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Hitachi HDDs To Be Used in LG DVRs

Looks like LG’s newest RH7800 series DVD-HDD recorders will be using Hitachi Deskstar 160GB hard drives to store up to 220 hours of digital video content. The LG recorders measure just 2 inches and use Hitachi’s Smooth Stream technology for a better video streaming experience. The drives are based on he ATA-7 AV streaming feature…

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Radiator Heat Wave Gives a Warm Look to Your Walls and You, Too

Gateway Offers New PCs

HBO Wants No Recording of Shows—Ever

Playstation 3 = Next Dreamcast?

Samsung SC-DC164 DVD Camcorder

DS News Galore

First Working PS3 Could Be in Taipei

Gizmodo Video Review: Honda Civic Hybrid, Part 2 – iPod On Board

Nintendo DS lite: Pictures and First Look Manual

Fujitsu LifeBook N6410: Dual Core Media Center Laptop

Guerilla Theater In a Box

NEC 61RX4: 61-inch Plasma HDTV

Evesham Mbox Media Storage and Streamer

Sony Sets Blu-ray Pricing

Panasonic Announces Two New Compact Wireless SD Projectors

Replicating Starship Voyager Causes Bankruptcy

Rubik’s Cube Furniture

Motorola 5-Inch Carbon Nanotube Display

Sieger Design Fireplace Collection

Hitachi HDDs To Be Used in LG DVRs

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