Sony Mylo 2 Gets Update
June 30, 2008
All you folks who actually bothered to pick up the Sony Mylo 2, despair not. Sony has released a minor firmware update that enables video recording thanks to its rear-facing camera, letting you take full advantage of your sillier, unguarded moments that could propel you to your 15 minutes of fame on YouTube. Just produce certain you’re within range of a working Wi-Fi connection and you’re good to go. In addition, that firmware update allows the use of 16GB Memory Sticks now with some tweaks done to the user interface. For those who do not know what a Mylo 2 is even after reading that far, head on to our definitive Sony Mylo 2 review.
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Nikon D700 Video
June 30, 2008
Yes, apart from the image leak from the German magazine concerning the new Nikon D700 DSLR, here’s a product presentation video (in French) that showcases the D700’s interface, menu system, flash, and even the battery port. Chances are that will be available sometime in July, retailing for approximately €2,600 – that’s roughly a gazillion US dollars whether your calculator’s broken. Actually, $4,000 will net you a 12-megapixel shooter complete with a sensor cleaning system.
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Hang with Mi Mac Mini Rack
June 30, 2008
The Mac Mini is already so small, you’d be surprised at the number of creative places you can stuff it in without disrupting the visual flow of a room. Instead of letting your Mac Mini sit/lie in an undignified manner under a pile of books, why not pick up the “Hang With Mi” Mac Mini Rack? that allows you to mount the Mac Mini anywhere you like, offering the added bonus of a front access 4-port USB 2.0 hub. After all, with the plethora of USB toys/gadgets available these days, USB ports are as fundamental to any self-respecting geek as an unlimited number of handbags and shoes are to a well-dressed lady. that rare Mac Mini rack will retail for a shade under $50.
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Niro Spherical Sound Surround System
June 30, 2008
Niro of Japan has unveiled a new 5.1-channel spherical surround sound system that boasts a subwoofer, bass speaker, top speaker, and built-in amplifier. Features include :-
- Three 90mm drivers
- 9? impedance
- 30W x 3 output power
As for the amplifier, it is compatible with Dolby Digital, DTS, AAC, and Dolby Pro Logic formats. You will need to fork out a rather hefty €600 for that puppy.
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FCC approves HTC Touch Pro
June 30, 2008
The almighty FCC has just approved a new HTC model that goes by the number “RAPH800″, boasting CDMA with EV-DO on 850/1900MHz bands. Unfortunately, being approved by the FCC is by no means any indication of the product’s actual launch date, so keep your fingers crossed that it will be sooner rather than later.
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FIFER Fish Feeding Robot
June 30, 2008
Sometimes, I think being a fish ain’t that poor after all – you get a nice pond to swim in and get fed at regular intervals. What happens when your master is out of town for a couple of weeks? Surely feeding on mosquito larvae and other insects just don’t quite cut it after being pampered for quite a while. Enter the FIFER Fish Feeding Robot – that floating feeder will calculate the density of fish in the water and release the optimal amount so that your filters don’t have to work overtime while your fish won’t overeat. Before it does so, it will send out sound waves to wide-awake the fish and draw them to it like a magnet does to metal. Too poor that is still a concept device – somebody go realize it already!
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Yamaha YSP-3050 Soundbar
June 30, 2008
Yamaha has a new soundbar in town -the YSP-3050.
The new YSP-3050 features 21 beam drivers, and two woofers, 23 corresponding digital amplifiers, three Cinema DSP programs (movie, music and sports), analog to HDMI video upconversion, high definition video upscaling to 1080i/720p and a 1080p (24Hz and 60Hz) compatible HDMI interface with two inputs and one output to facilitate pure digital connections with the latest home theater components.
Well, guess they’ve finally made the jump to the world of high definition, eh?
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