Now get the power of flexibility with the new Motorola WT4000 Wearable Terminal. Offering you great comfort in mobile computing, scanning and operational efficiency, this new wearable computer from Motorola is an innovative product. Sporting a large 2.8” color QVGA display with backlight, Motorola WT4000 Wearable Terminal offers an excellent readability in almost any lighting condition. Its ergonomic design ensures great user comfort and worker safety for an increased productivity and decreased possibility of injury. Features High-performance platform. IP54 sealing, 4ft/1.2 m dropspecification across entire operating temperature range. 802.11 a/b/g WLAN. Hands-free design. (Read the full post about ‘Motorola WT4000 Wearable Terminal’…)
Ouch! A group of bloggers attempt to put some scratches on the HTC Touch Diamond. This is when you named something “Diamond”, on a HTC press event in Singapore, the HTC representative was asked to prove if the Touch Diamond is named correctly. [ Source ] Tags: buyers guides, hi fi, wi-fi, CD (Read the full post about ‘HTC Touch Diamond Stress Test’…)
Here is a great idea. Take something that is normally an unwanted by-product from most industrial applications and then make electricity out of it. It’s a simple and common sense idea that green energy company, ElectraTherm, is hoping people will start utilizing on a regular basis. ElectraTherm is the maker of commercial waste heat generators and recently installed their very first 50kW “Green Machine” at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. The generator operates by taking wasted heat that would normally be vented outside, and instead, channels the heat inside the “Green Machine” to warm working fluid to create gas. (Read the full post about ‘Recycled energy generator makes power from wasted heat’…)
Industrial Computing has expanded its Guardian line of Windows CE 5.0-powered “military-grade” PDAs by introducing the dust- and drop-proof Guardian Model 135. It might not look as though it is up to the task when it comes to harsh environments, but it should be more than adequate for the average butterfingers who works in rather harsh environments. It complies with MIL-STD-810F and IP67 standards, enabling it to shrug off five-foot drops to concrete, being sprayed with water, or even being immersed. It will also outlast the average human in the heat, operating in temperatures of up to 140 deg. F. For more details on the specifications, check out the list after the jump. (Read the full post about ‘Industrial Computing Guardian Model 135 PDA’…)
Audi has already manged to work some LEDs into a few of its cars (concepts and otherwise), but the automaker has gone all out with its latest Audi R8, which employs LEDs for seemingly every lighting function. That includes the 24-LED running lamps the R8 had before, along with some brand LED high and low beam headlights, and LED turn signals, which add up to some 54 LEDs in all. Of course, given the prices that single LED bulbs demand these days, it should come as no surprise that this is quite the pricey option, with it adding a full €3,590 (or about $5,560) to the R8’s already lofty sticker price. (Read the full post about ‘Audi R8 boasts LEDs aplenty’…)
Iiyama has rolled out its new 22-inch lcd monitor known as the ProLite E2205WS in Japan which equipped two HDMI input system. The display boasts a resolution of 1,680×1,050 pixels in WSXGA+, color number approximately 1,670 ten thousand colors, speed of response 5ms, contrast ratio 1,000: 1, brightness 300cd/square m, and angle of visibility top and bottom 160 degree or left and right 170 degrees. The ProLite E2205WS will cost you for about ¥39,800. (Read the full post about ‘Iiyama ProLite E2205WS LCD Monitor’…)
Those grocery lists. We have to write them every week. Milk, eggs, butter, yada yada yada. But what if you could just speak into a mic and have something print out for you? That way you can make your list while on the fly without having the fridge open or sticking your head into the pantry and then writing stuff down. I hate writing stuff down! But with the Electronic SmartShopper Grocery List Maker, you have one less list to write. It really couldn’t be easier. With it’s voice recognition system, the shopper just records what they want the the Smartshopper not only prints out a complete list, but even organizes it by sections of the store. This makes shopping quicker and more efficient. (Read the full post about ‘Digital Shopping List/Recorder makes shopping h-itech and a lot easier’…)
Mozilla has just kicked out a clever marketing strategy for the upcoming release of Firefox 3. Using their power as a very popular free browser application, why not use your clout to get a Guinness record, right? So Mozilla is now asking us to support their campaign to make it in the Guinness Book of World Records with the most number of downloads in 24 hours. A lofty goal, but if anyone can do it, is just might be Mozilla. For us Firefox fans, all we have to do is pledge our support via a button at Spread Firefox. Mozilla will log your email so that you will be notified when the official roll out of Firefox 3 will be, as well as an update if Firefox breaks the Guinness record. Sounds fun? (Read the full post about ‘Firefox 3 aims for the Guiness’ most number of software download in 24 hours’…)
Amazing! Say goodbye to those mediocre energy drinks and experience the newest energy rush available. These chips are packed with flavor and the caffeine many people crave through out the day. This product is not only a great snack, but it will give the energy boost that is regularly needed to make it to the end of the very busy work day. These chips will change the way you snack for good. No more boring coffee turning to slug in an overheated coffee pot. Tired of having to constantly clean your coffee cup because of old stale coffee leaving a dirty ring around the center? Well not any more, these chips will add a little spice or twist to the afternoon break. This should go well with caffeinated soap! (Read the full post about ‘Caffeine Chips - Potato Chips with a Kick’…)
by Ryan Block, posted May 31st 2008 at 12:46AMLooks like Hutchison (aka 3) snagged the iphone for distribution in Hong Kong and Macau, which will be coming “later this year.” Like the rest, this was another one liner un-announcement with no real info, but you probably wouldn’t want to anger Steve before WWDC. (Read the full post about ‘Hutchison / 3 snags iPhone for Hong Kong and Macau’…)
