Ever thought of having a 42” television at home? Then Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV is just ideal for you. Equipped with advanced features, this Plasma Television from Pioneer, one of the world’s leading electronic manufacturers. You can easily set the picture settings using any of the 9 options given in Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV. Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV features Intelligent Mode, Side Mask Detection, Game Control Preference, Advanced Picture-In-Picture and Auto Size.
If you are planning to purchase a music system, then do consider the smart piece from JVS. Offering you a great music experience with iPod, mp3 player, computer and other traditional source, JVC NX-PS1 Digital Music Speaker System is a highly compatible device. JVC NX-PS1 Digital Music Speaker System comes with 3” full-range speakers and separate 6-5/16” subwoofer in order to offer you a high-quality and crystal clear music. Features Connection for ipod lets you connect, control and charge your iPod. USB Audio Input for receiving signals from PCs. Display Dimmer. Clock/Time with sleep. USB Hosting – All digital connection with a digital audio player. MP3/WMA Playback. (Read the full post about ‘JVC NX-PS1 Digital Music Speaker System’…)
IronKey has released the 8GB IronKey secure USB drive. In case you didn’t know, the IronKey is a rugged, waterproof and tamper resistant USB drive that comes equipped with always-on hardware encryption which cannot be disabled, strong authentication, and ultra-fast memory. All user data on an IronKey is encrypted with high-speed military-grade hardware encryption. The 8GB version retails for $299. [Source] Tags: home cinema, mobile phone, buyers guides, AAC (Read the full post about ‘8GB IronKey Secure USB Drive’…)
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Right then. Let’s get down to some serious nuts and bolts. One never knows when one might need a good spanner, as my old Grandmother,used to put it. And how right she was.
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Fujitsu wasn’t all that specific about pricing or release details when it announced its new U810 and T2010 tablet PCs earlier this year, but it looks like both have now finally made their way out the door. In case you missed it, the big addition this time around is the inclusion of a built-in HSPA modem (and rather obvious antenna), which will run you an extra $200 on top of the $999 and $1,499 base prices for the U810 and T2010, respectively. Otherwise, you can expect the same 5.6-inch and 12.1-inch displays as before, along with the usual 800MHz Intel A110 processor on the U810 and a decidedly speedier Core 2 Duo 7600 processor on the T2010, among other specs not too different from the previous models. (Read the full post about ‘Fujitsu lets loose U810, T2010 tablet PCs’…)
Sezmi Corporation has just rolled out a next generation TV offering which takes first place in many categories. It will also be working on trials in pilot markets in preparation for commercial launch with broadband service providers and national retailers later this year. With the internet taking on a Web 2.0 shape, it is no wonder that TV is also heading towards version 2.0 as well.
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Now display your favorite photographs on a digital frame and place it appropriately on a tabletop or on a wall with the new stylish Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame. It comes with a 16:9 wide screen that features KODAK Color Science for a vibrant color and crisp detail. Its handy remote control lets you use it with convenience. So, bring home Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame and give it a designer look. Features Optimized with KODAK Light Management Film to provide a bright, clear display with excellent viewing angle. Easy to use and lets you connect to a PictBridge-enabled printer to print pictures without a computer. Selectable viewing hours featuring automatic on/off settings. (Read the full post about ‘Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame’…)
Worried about the integrity and security of your pesonal data when it’s time to rid yourselves of them? Let the Hard Disk Crusher help you out.
The device you see above is the Hard Disk Crusher device by EDR Solutions. The Hard Disk Crusher which weighs almost 6 stones can crush HDDs at the rate one per 10 seconds. It runs powered by electricity through a standard outlet and has the capacity to crush 100,000 hard disks without the need for servicing. The caveat: it costs 5,750.
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Do we really need another way to rot our brains? Yes, yes we do — and live TV on our phones is just the ticket. The latest effort to get the boob tube on a mobile device is AT&T’s Mobile TV with FLO (Forward Link Only), and it’s surprisingly good. Coupled with the LG Vu phone, it’s a match made in couch-potato heaven. The MediaFLO service uses an unusual, nonstandard bit of spectrum to ensure that the streaming of your favorite flicks is uninterrupted. Instead of downloading the data over AT&T’s 3-G network, the Qualcomm-developed technology operates primarily on the old UHF television band, though it does tap into the 3-G network in order to get started. (Read the full post about ‘Review: AT&T Mobile TV — Media Flows Like Greased Lightning’…)
One of the attractions of the upcoming Maker Faire is all the displays of terrifying pyrotechnic art. Like this massive, 20-foot-tall sculpture of a woman made out of 10-inch pipe, scrap metal, and lots and lots of fire.
In this Wired.com video, artists Dan Das Mann and Karen Cusolito demo their 6-ton sculpture, Epiphany at their Oakland, California, industrial-arts space.
Gadget Lab will be at Maker Faire all weekend long, posting news, photos and video from the world’s largest gathering of do-it-yourselfers. If you’ve got news or tips about the Faire, send them to Wired.com reporters Jenna Wortham and Alexis Madrigal.
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