One of the more interesting aspects of the (reasonably priced) earphone market is the speed with which the Chinese have become major players worldwide. More surprisingly is how fast these manufacturers have been able to match – and in some cases exceed – the build and audio quality of their Japanese and American competitors. One […]
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The CardSharp is an ultra thin knife that conveniently stores in a credit card slot in your wallet. It has a stainless steel surgical blade and a polypropylene handle that only requires three quick folds to transform it from rectangular credit card shape to a super sharp knife. The CardSharp is $25 from Iain Sinclair.
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The forthcoming Amazon tablet is now officially leaked thanks to MG Siegler’s (TechCrunch) hand’s-on look at the device. It’s going to be a 7-inch color touch-screen with no physical buttons running Android…well, sort of. Amazon has elected to use a version of Android prior to 2.2 (Most new Android-based tablets are running 3.2 or the
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MobileEdge ScanFast briefcase. Checkpoint and Environment friendly. (this is a 2nd opinion review of bag that we featured last year) I really hate flying. I’ve never been a big fan. I hate the high prices, the long lines, the rules, the regulations, the baggage fees, what you can carry on and what you
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Now here’s a product I hope I never need! The RDTX Pro Radiation Detector from Scosche is an iPhone/iPod touch accessory that measures ambient radiation. The RDTX Pro has a solid-state design to accurately measure gamma radiation without calibration. It can be used alone as radiation alarm; it is powered by a 96-hour battery in
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Lately, most of the tablet talk has centered on HP and the TouchPad/webOS soap opera. The drama continued today when various tech news outlets reported that HP may be making as many as 1,000,000 more TouchPads to fulfill commitments with their supply-side vendors. At an estimated loss of almost $200 per unit I’ve got to
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Are you old enough to remember mood rings – the color-changing plastic rings that supposedly could tell your mood by the temperature of your hand? RF Laserworks is offering a Heat Sensitive iPhone 4 Backing that sounds like more fun than those rings. At only 0.005″ thick, you’ll hardly know anything is on your phone.
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The Stylus + Pen + Laser Pointer from Griffin combines three tools into one. The stylus end has a soft, rubbery tip that works with any touchscreen. The opposite end contains a built-in laser pointer so you can point out details of your presentation as you use the stylus to control the show on your
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Packing two 17″ Full HD screens, an Intel I7 processor, 8GB of DDR1333 Ram, Webcam, 500GB Hard Drive, NVidia discrete graphics, HDMI, Super DVDDrive and Magnesium Alloy lid-frame, the gScreen SpaceBook is aimed at those users who need a portable workstation for video, photography, web design and anyone who requires a dual screen powerhouse. Weight
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I love my Droid X, with its 4.3 inch screen. I initially worried it would be too big, but quickly acclimated myself to the size. When I had the opportunity to use an iPhone 4 for two weeks, I could not get over how tiny the screen was, I had made the transition to large
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