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Lenovo Funded eBox Gaming Console Renamed iSec
The system this week reintroduced to the world as Apple-esque iSec (Sports Entertainment Center), highlighting centric approach to gaming, with martial arts, skateboarding, and good-old fashioned monster fighting titles having already been demoed. The console will also support wireless controllers of some sort, for those sick of all pesky exercise. The iSec is set to…
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Spotted
The Chinese website My drivers.com has now scored what appear to be the very first in the wild shots of Lenovos new super slim ThinkPad X1. You can see that on the picture above, and few more shots after this news. The laptop is thin 21.5mm or 0.85 inches thick, but Lenovo still found room…
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Other OS++ Brings Linux Back To PS3
The team at Gibrew.org have returned Linux to cell based gaming console with otherOS++, it features number of benefits over Sonys official stab supporting other operating systems. Linux is no longer relegated to a performance-degrading virtual machine has full access to PS3 hardware, it works on both old school fat and slim ones. This install…
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Fanscooter Is The Worlds Slowest Sport
The latest project from fighting robot builder / MIT Engineering student Charles Guan, brought the world this one last summer. What the DIY vehicle lacks in the ominous ever-forward creep of its predecessor, it makes up in actual vehicular ride ability, marking the return of Guans HFF propeller. The whole thing is topped off by…
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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Delays Due To Demand
There is been a plenty of rumors going around ASUS Eee Pad Transformer in the gadget sphere. ASUSTek spokesperson David Chang is weighing in on the matter. According to the Netbook News, the company has been overwhelming the demand for the device, and its currently planning to put 100,000 units on streets in May, followed…
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Real Or Fake: Dell Streak Can Make Phone Calls And Runs Gingerbread
The Dells Streak 7 tablet KIRF version has some few advantages over the real deal, it can make phone calls, got a 3000mAh battery, features Android 2.3, runs at 1.2GHz processor and seems to be cheap at under $180 unsubsidized. It also features 7-inch WVGA screen, relies on resistive technology on touch input, got only…
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Bluetooth Keyboard Apes Backflip From AHX Global
AHX Global is back with a product a thumb friendly Bluetooth keyboard. No capacitive touch screens here, just backlit QWERTY keys and a patented rear facing touchpad. You can order the inventively named Thumb keyboard now at the source link for 79.99 (approx. $132) but having only seen renders and considering the companys track record,…
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Creatives New Bluetooth Speakers
Creative is well known for its speakers adding one more on its list today. The new wireless one-piece D80, which for more intents and purposes, is identical to its another colourful sibling D100, the lower price tag at $50 and a loss of battery power. The $300 ZiiSound D5x, looks an awful lot like its…
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Samsung SENS-240 Navigation Tablet
Samsung SENS-240, a hybrid car navigation system, and a tablet that plays nice with your Android-powered Samsung smartphone or the tablet. Akihabara News says that the SENS-240 uses Bluetooth to take your voice, data and voice search and video features from your smartphone when driving. You can then control the SENS-240 using your smartphone or…
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Sprint And Motorola Intros Two New Android Devices: XPRT And Titanium
The Sprint and Motorola introduces two new Android devices for business, Motorola XPRT and Motorola Titanium. The Sprint dubbing its version XPRT, with same 3.1-inch HVGA touchpanel, full QWERTY keyboard, 1GHz CPU, and Android 2.2 loaded. The price will be $129.99 on two year contract from June 5th. The Titanium gets Android 2.1 on the…
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Sony Ericsson Announces New Gen Of Xperia Mini and Mini Pro
Sony Ericsson has announced a new pair of compact Xperia smartphones. The new Xperia Mini features Android Gingerbread(2.3), 3-inch multi-touch, scratch resistant display, with Sony Bravia Engine with Reality Display. The some other specs are 1GHz Processor, access to Android Market, home screen customizations, improvement in 30 percent of battery life, 720p video recording HD,…
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Creative Debuts Zen Style M300 PMP, Features Bluetooth And Compact Design
The Creative debuts its new Zen Style M300 PMP, it packs with built-in Bluetooth2.1 support so you can use the wireless headsets with it. You can also expand the PMPs memory beyond its basic 4GB, 8GB or 16GB capacities with a microSD card slot. You wont get a touchscreen here, got 1.45-inch display is there…
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Continental Launches Stereo Camera System For Seeing Cars
Continentals new stereo system spots people, pets and other objects in a vehicles path and measures their height, distance from the vehicle, and how they are moving. This Continentals ContiGuard safety system uses difference in the lenses optical paths to make these calculations. The company also says the cameras are sharp enough to detect partially…
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Cisco Cius Plays Bad Cop On NCIS
Los Angeles is golden standard of real-world gadget application; the Cius tablet phone is going to revolutionize interrogation. I aint telling you nothing copper, not noth oh is that a Cisco Cius you have there?! Yeah Okay, I did it. Is the technology really fabulous? See the video by yourself and decide.
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Nintendo Drops Wii Price to $150 From May 15th
Nintendo has just made an official announcement to drop the suggested retail price of Wii down to $149.99, and includes a copy of Mario Kart and Wii Wheel peripheral with all the purchases of the device. They will replace the current bundle of Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort games. The Steering Wheel, with the…
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Samsungs Galaxy Tab 10.1 Hits The FCC
Samsung s 10.1 inch Galaxy Tab hits the FCC, dont mistake it as thicker 10.1v sibling that is gradually rolling out across Europe and Australia. The older Honeycomb tablet bears GT-P7100 code name, this FCC filling and a Wi-Fi alliance certificate show off the GT-P7510 for this Wi-Fi only 10.1incher. The drawing of the backside…
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Nintendo Wii Vitality Sensor Still Coming
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata addressed the Vitality Sensors conspicuous absence during a financial presentation, chalking the delay up to differences in biological information in humans. The peripheral is still coming, according to Iwata, but it wont be released until the company can make it work well with 99 percent of consumers a tall order indeed.
