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Solid Alliance the same company which churned out Sushi USB drives is back again with the USB engine hub. The three port USB hub is in the shape of a motorcycle engine, when connected to the PC it imitates the noise of the engine starting, when the kick pedal is pushed the sound changes to as you accelerate a motorbike with gear change along with the engine vibration and finally to a racing bike sound. The hub measures 116.5×90×120mm and weighs 240 grams, it is compatible with Windows and Mac OS X and will will be available in Japan for 5250 Yen ($ 42)

I like the beauty of life – but some prefer an intimate relationship between life and death. They like extreme sports, the adrenal thrill of challenging limits and cheating death, jumping of cliffs and planes. Read the rest of this entry »

Holux makes some cool GPS units, and the GR-239 is no exception. Sure it’s another SiRF Star III receiver, but it hosts some convenient features like plugging into your car’s cigarette lighter power port, and transmitting information via Bluetooth or a wired USB connection. At $120 the convenience doesn’t come cheap, but think of all the savings if it stops you from smoking. Read the rest of this entry »

The C740i (7 megapixel) and the C820 (8 megapixel) are the two new cameras from BenQ. Though they share a few common features but what makes them different is that the C740i features PASM, providing control over shutter and aperture settings, and has a high ISO of up to 1600. on the other hand, the C820can shoot in 16:9 or 3:2 modes, Read the rest of this entry »

Samsung‘s follow ups to the highly regarded BD-P1200 are here, and they are upgraded with audio format support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD. Everyone else looks pretty much the same, including this magic list: 24 frame support, HDMI 1.3, and ethernet. Except the 1400 doesn’t have that mind-blowing HQV video processor at $549 while the 2400 has it at $599 ($599 is the same price as the 1200, btw.) This slight improvement is ok, considering how great the previous model’s reviews and features were. Don’t mess with a good thing, just tweak it. Due in Sept/Oct respectively. Not necessarily worth waiting for over the current model, IMHO, if you have to buy now.

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Today at Christie’s Auction House in Manhattan, LG unveiled a new line of premium LCD TVs milk movie , the LBX series. The line will also be referred to as “Opus,” with absolutely no intentional reference to the accidental hero of Bloom County. All three will be 1080p sets, planned to roll out in September and priced just above the fray of Chinese-built LCDs: 42″ for $2,499, 47″ for $3,299, and 57″ for $4,499. Read the rest of this entry »