1. LATEST GADGETS
Compact color projector is very tiny
Monday, August 4th, 2008
Just how small do you think projectors will get in
due time? Well, chances are nanotechnology will help us make large strides, but
at this point in time we’ll have to be content with what Nippon Signal has to
offer - a SVGA compact color projector so small, it resembles a cigarette box.
Now that’s really tiny, although you do have to make do with the 800 x 600
resolution which won’t win points with audiophiles who want the latest and
greatest. Still, portability is a huge asset here as everyone knows, lugging around
a really large projector whenever you head out of the office will cause nothing
but shoulder aches and a worried persona (you never know who might just
make off with that $10k projector anytime).

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LG BD300 Blu-ray player offers Netflix streaming
Saturday, August 2nd, 2008
It is rather surprising to see that nobody has covered this piece of news yet, but
LG’s latest Blu-ray player, the BD300 is able to support Netflix streaming
through the TV, where customers will be able to access the Netflix instant Queue
as it appears on the TV. Of course, this opens up a whole new world of
possibilities where entertainment is concerned, but how many of the movies on
Netflix are recent enough to keep people interested? Granted, there are over
12,000 movies available in its back catalogue, but we don’t really need to watch
the entire Star Wars trilogy (the original one before George Lucas put money
before ideas) one more time just to experience the “wonder” of movie streaming,
right? Anyways, I digress. More on the LG BD300 and the Netflix service right
after the jump.
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3. T-Mobile Sidekick, plain and simple
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
After much speculation on what the latest Sidekick device from T-Mobile will be
called, the carrier decided to just name it Sidekick, plain and simple. There won’t
be any other code name attached to it, bringing us back to the basics. You will be
able to choose to fit one out of two shells that come with each Sidekick purchase -
black and metallic green. There will also be a wide range of pre-designed shell
patterns and colors for you to pick up at T-Mobile retail stores or online, and I’m
pretty sure we won’t have to wait for long until someone with an excess amount
of Swarovski crystals and super glue decide to bling up their Sidekick. Granted,
other luxury labels might also think of blinging this up with diamonds and
precious jewels, but that’s another story for another day. For now, we will look at
the features right after the jump.
LATEST GADGETS
Nokia E71 arrives in the US
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
The US version of the Nokia E71 is one highly anticipated handset, although it
won’t command as strong a following as the recent iPhone 3G release. Still, this
business centric cell phone is touted to be the slimmest QWERTY device on the
market, measuring a mere 0.39″ in thickness. It is currently available to the
general public via a range of consumer electronics, wireless and online retailers,
and at the Nokia Flagship Stores in Chicago and New York. More of the E71 can
be garnered if you read past the jump.

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Cuil from ex-Google engineer
Monday, July 28th, 2008
Google could end up bitten in the back by their ex-engineers as a group of them
have founded a new search engine which is touted to cover three times as many
Web pages compared to the monster known as Google. Man, and to think that
we just celebrated the milestone of Google having indexed a trillion pages - it

5. will be amazing to see how this start-up manages three trillion. The new
company is known as Cuil Inc., will be launching it’s search engine today and
hopes to deliver much better results compared to other major search engines.
How does it do so? The answer lies in searching across more Web pages and
studying them more accurately, leaving Yahoo! and Microsoft something to
ponder upon. Perhaps they should now start talking to each other again about a
merger if they are to survive the coming onslaught.
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Duracell offers pocket-sized chargers
Saturday, July 26th, 2008
Folks who travel frequently on flights often know the dreaded feeling of running
out of juice on their favorite gizmos - and you will feel the effect to be more
pronounced if you’re on a long haul journey. The inflight entertainment don’t
really make the cut these days, and there are only so many pages in a newspaper
that you can flip through. Duracell hopes to solve your power problems in your
travels with a couple of portable power solutions - the Duracell My Pocket
Charger and the Duracell PowerSource Mini. They are both small and versatile,
making it an essential traveling item to pack while reducing the weight of your
luggage as it does away with the need for additional cords, chargers and device-
specific batteries.

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IVYSKIN offers new range of iPhone 3G Cases
Friday, July 25th, 2008
Most owners of a new iPhone 3G will definitely be on the lookout for a
protective case - that’s only natural. After all, you wouldn’t want to scratch that
precious new toy of yours, do you? Since cases come in all shapes (not too much
in terms of sizes), it would be prudent to discover which shape fits you and your
personality best and you chat away on Apple’s latest rage. IVYSKIN is here to
help you by offering a plethora of solutions that will be described in further
detail right after the jump, but for a quick preview, we have the Xylo, XyloDuo,
and XyloT3.
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7. Kingston revamps DataTraveler line of USB flash drives
Thursday, July 24th, 2008
Kingston Technology has further expanded its old standby product line, the
DataTraveler range by offering a few decent arrivals to the popular DataTraveler
400 with MigoSync software and DataTraveler 100 lines with 16GB models. In
addition the recently introduced DT101 drive also comes pre-loaded with
security software and is available in bold, fashionable colors to offer something
for everyone. More detailed specifications are available after the jump if you
want the nitty gritty on these new USB flash drives.