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Sun, June 15, 2008 9:02 am By James Coolridge  Printer friendly version
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 What if you are in the middle of an island, enjoying your vacation and your cell phone’s battery is running dead? I am sure you are not gonna get a power plug anyways! So it’s the time to take out your new key chain size solar charger from Brando.
This gadget uses the Sun light to re-charge your mobile. It comes with an AC Adaptor or USB port. This charger is a cool back up solution for your PDA, MP3 and MP4.
The package content include a USB cable, one A/C Adaptor, an extended cable, five connector adaptor for charging devices including Sony Ericsson Fast Port, Samsung, Mini USB etc.
USP? Of course, it is its environment-friendly usage of Sun’s rays to charge your gadgets.
The price tag for Brando’s key chain size solar charger is $22.
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Wed, June 11, 2008 11:33 am By James Coolridge
 You are well familiar with heart-to-heart talk, isn’t it? Have you ever heard about heart-to-heart reading? If not, read on.
There is a lovely microSD memory card reader in the stores which definitely appeals the love birds. The credit goes to its heart-shaped looks. About the gadget- this device also doubles up as a USB flash drive. A very handy thing, the dimensions are 31mmx22mmx7mm. This device also supports microSDHC format as well.
The USB heart-to-heart microSD card reader is available in black and red colors and the price tag is $10.
Tags: You are well familiar with heart-to-heart talk, isn’t it? Have you ever heard about heart-to-heart read, read on.
Tue, June 10, 2008 10:27 am By James Coolridge
 The all new Griffin’s “Clear Boost” case for your iPhone has an in-built antenna to maintain connection with the cellular network with more stations and less interference from signal reflections.
The built-in camera captures more of the available wireless signal and sends it to the internal antenna of your iPhone. This help get better signals in border areas. This also enhances the coverage area and enables faster downloads when browsing through your cellular connection.
Griffin Technology’s ClearBoost ($35), therefore, is a major stand-out. Described by the company as an “antenna-boosting case,” which “improves reception as it protects your iPhone,” ClearBoost is the first iPhone case with an integrated, stub-like antenna at the top, as well as the first that measurably improves iPhone cell reception—under certain conditions.
Clear Boost phone case is made from plastic. The clear glossy full face screen protector leaves the ear speaker and Home button open, but covers the rest of iPhone’s glass front. The antenna is small and neutral. Like all hard plastic iPhone cases, you will notice the additional thickness.
The retail price of Clear Boost iPhone case is $35. It is worth every penny because of its protection of your iPhone from bumps and scratches.
Tags: Clear Boost iPhone case, built-in antenna, wide coverage
Thu, June 5, 2008 5:27 am By James Coolridge
Sony launched its all new 27-inch OLED prototype with almost a one million-to-one contrast ratio. The screen resolution is 1920×1080. The panel is less than 10mm deep. If you pile up three credit cards, you will find the thickness equal to the OLED screen!
So, go and get your hands on this sleek, compact and stylish prototype.
The price tag is $2500.
Tags: Sony, OLED TV prototype, flat screen, 27-inch
Sun, March 30, 2008 5:31 pm By James Coolridge
 The all new Ultreo electric toothbrush uses ultrasound technology for cleaning teeth to make your teeth pearl white! The Ultreo brush head will tell you the difference.
Ultrasound technology is used by this Ultreo electric toothbrush to clean the teeth. The middle of electric brush’s head is made up of tiny orange and white bristles. The brush’s bristles seem to be not in contact with the teeth and gums, but they clean them thoroughly.
All in all, the Ultreo electric brush fairs well among its rival brands because it’s also light in weight, user-friendly shape and style with extremely gentle bristles.
The Ultreo electric toothbrush is a must-buy to remove plaque and other various types of germs in the gum and if you are trying electric toothbrush for the first time, this will be your perfect choice!
Tags: Ultreo electric toothbrush, ultrasound technology.
Sun, March 30, 2008 5:29 pm By James Coolridge
 Wanna switch your allegiance from the regular Palm Operating System to the new Symbian OS? If you are among many PDA users, this will be a tough choice for you to make.
With the growing abundance of PDAs and smart phones there can be seen a corresponding increase in the wireless devices.
The Symbian OS which is developed by Symbian Ltd was an application founded by Ericsson, Psion, Nokia and Motorola in 1998 by adopting Psions’s OS - the EPOC - as the original format. The main reason why EPOC evolved to Symbian was because the developers felt that there ought to be a standard OS for advanced devices like PDAs and mobile phones. According to these companies, it was becoming more difficult to use existing OS applications especially among consumers of that era. This idea pulled off the Symbian OS which has since taken over the market in new and impressive ways.
Tags: PDA, Symbian OS.
Sun, March 30, 2008 5:24 pm By James Coolridge
 One of the oldest and most thrilling games known among teens is the Game Boy. The classic and enjoyable game also referred to as Game Boy; ruled the world of gaming for some years.
This was followed by another version named the Game Boy Pocket. This model had all the features except that it had a black and white display.
Then the Game Boy Color (GBC) was launched with a super processor. This model had infra red port that enabled transfer of wireless data between two systems.
After 12 years, GBC was followed by Game Boy Advance (GBA). The successor GBA spurned more fun and provided users with a new and exciting activity that surpassed what they were used to. It was built with superb graphics, excellent speed, and greater quality. Everything that a gamer would wish for was offered the GBA.
This Game Boy model was soon succeeded by Game Boy Micro. The Micro is slightly smaller than a normal iPod. It provides the gamer with unlimited space in its fun-world. It can also be said that it is world’s smallest game system as a unit which plays the full arcade of GBA games.
Tags: Game Boy Video Game series
Fri, March 28, 2008 9:45 am By James Coolridge
Blackberry is once again in the limelight with its latest multi-purpose smart phone BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8110. Let us have a brief review on the Blue Slate gadget.
This fully loaded handset puts together cell phone features and Internet functionality options. It comes complete with advanced phone features, multimedia, digital camera, video recording, built-in GPS and expandable memory. One of the favorite features of the Pearl users is its unrivalled email experience.
The prestigious but affordable Pearl puts Research In Motion (RIM) firmly in the business and phone-consumer market. It also offers the best of its older BlackBerry phone features in this new handheld device.
The company’s innovative potential has no doubt been unveiled in the BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8110.
Tags: BlackBerry
Wed, March 26, 2008 12:20 pm By James Coolridge
 The high-end Sony Play Station 3-Game Console is a worthwhile alternative to older versions. All games are played in high-definition. Its classy look is quiet appealing. It plays high-definition Blu-ray movies. Free online play with 80 GB hard drive, it plays most of the Play Station 2(PS2) and Play Station 1 (PS1) games.
Despite those improvements over the cheaper PS3, however, the 80GB version still suffers from the same problem currently afflicting this entire generation of PlayStation hardware: a lack of compelling games. While the console offers a handful of great exclusives War Hawk, Resistance: Fall of Man and Heavenly Sword it doesn’t look like the PS3 will have some real system-sellers until 2008 and beyond, when Metal Gear Solid 4, Killzone 2, Gran Turismo 5 and God of War III eventually arrive.
Tags: Sony PlayStation 3 (80 GB)
Fri, March 21, 2008 10:26 am By James Coolridge
If you love music and movies you will love this. The CinePlayer PDP100 is the smallest and the slimmest player DVD in the world with a mere 18 mm height (163×150x18mm) and state-of-the-art design. This is a really stylish DVD player and it is very mobile. The manuals are user friendly and the slot-in loading type provides the perfect stability and silence.
 It supports any format ranging from DVD/ DVD?RW/ DVD?R/ DVD?R DL/ VCD/ CD/ CD-R/ CD-RW to MP3/ JPEG / MPEG4 / DivX. Along with this it also receives normal audio and video I/O. This new generation DVD player has a built in advanced SPDIF/ YPbPr for better digital audio and video output. All in all, it is a good buy and something that’s worthwhile.
Tags: Smallest DVD Player, Cineplayer PDP100, Mobile DVD Player
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