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Congratulations to Dan Reid, whose semi-obnoxious entry demanding we give him some Skype phones happened to be the winner (it was picked at random). Good for you Dan, and we hope you enjoy chatting over Skype with these IPEVO Skype phones.
That Levi’s cellphone (yes, the jean company) we told you about last October has finally been unveiled. To us it looks like a knockoff of a Sony Ericsson, complete with silver, black and brown trim and “shiny silver” and “shiny sand” editions. Unlike when fashion house Prada joined heads with LG and made the Prada Phone, Levi’s solution doesn’t look fashionable or cutting edge. Normally we’d complain about phones only being released in Europe and not the US, but in this case we’ll save our groans for another day.
[Source: Gearlog]
Don’t eat too much chocolate or else you will turn fat like the LG KU580. Yes, the new Chocolate phone from LG which is wider than other chocolates. Continue reading »
If you’re tired of getting pre-made digital photo frames that kinda work but kinda don’t, then give this RedPost Linux photo frame a shot. Sure, it costs $549, but comes with a 19-inch LCD monitor, a 200MHz CPU, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and is custom-built running Damn Small Linux.
We have earlier told you about Dual-Display notebook from Asustek and as much as we loved it, it seemed to be the only one around with a sub-display in the notebooks section.
Weighing much less than a stone, the Zen Stone Plus updates the Zen Stone with twice as much storage (2GB vs. 1GB), a blue OLED screen (cheers at being able to see), more format compatibility, FM Tuner, and half an hour less
battery life.
Sure, this 7-inch
portable Wii LCD screen contains its own IR sensor bar, but how fun is it to play Wii on a 7-inch screen? Can you imagine your family gathered around a campsite, huddled around a fire, smacking each other in the face when your mother swings back to serve? Luckily it’s only 14,800 Yen ($119), which isn’t too bad a price to pay for a 7-inch LCD. Plus, in Japan, everyone crowding around a tiny object is pretty much standard practice.
[Source: Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
There aren’t many details on the iRiver teaser site, but from what we can make out, this “Life Unit” will have DVD, TV, PMP capabilities, WAN/LAN connectivity (Internet streaming?), slot loading CD/DVD inside an auto-sliding door, an SD slot and will act as an access point/charging station for other iRiver players. Continue reading »
