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Overview

Apple iPhone, as the name suggests, is an amazing combination of an iPod and a cell phone. Sporting a stylish 3.5-inch widescreen display, Apple iPhone comes packed with a variety of innovative features. Just like Apple iPod Nano, Apple iPhone is both slim and sleek in shape and design. Come and redefine yourself with the trendy Apple iPhone.

Features

• Built-in Sensors.
• Intelligent Keyboard.
• Touch screen.
• ipod functions.
• Enables SMS Text Messaging.
• 2.0 mega pixel camera.
• Up to 5 hours of talk time.

A perfect cell phone cum iPod for music lovers, Apple iPhone lets you hear your favourite music with just a touch of a finger. Its cool display of album artwork lets you use Cover Flow for browsing the music library by album network. With Apple iPhone you can easily sync all your contacts from an Internet device, PC or Mac. If you like multi-tasking, then Apple iPhone is especially meant for you.

Box content

The box comprises of Apple iphone, Dock, Dock Connector to USB Cable, Stereo Headset, USB Power Adaptor, Cleaning Cloth and Documentation.

Price

Apple iPhone is available at a price of $ 399.99.

Source: Apple

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Gift your kids with a digital watch that your kid would love to wear this birthday. Sporting a sweet pink color, Casio BG1220-4AV Watch is truly an ideal watch for kids. Apart from being just a cute watch, Casio BG1220-4AV Watch for Kids is a solid watch with all the advanced features.

Features

• Hourly Time Signal.
• Auto Calendar.
• LED Light with Afterglow.
• Shock Resistant.
• 4 Daily Alarms and 1 Snooze Alarm.

You can easily watch out for time of 29 time zones meaning 48 cities on the beautiful Casio BG1220-4AV Watch for Kids. This watch for kids works just fine even 200m under water. Casio BG1220-4AV Watch for Kids comes in 12/24-hour formats and a battery life of 3 years. Kids can easily wear this wristwatch weighing just 42 g.

Box content

The box comprises of Casio BG1220-4AV Watch for Kids and Warranty Card.

Price

Casio BG1220-4AV Watch for Kids is available at a price of $ 79.00.

Source: Casio

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Yesterday we talked about the iKICK iK500, the new dock made by Kicker which has above the average specifications when it comes to sound quality. Today, the topic is anther ipod dock, this time made by Copulare and entitled iCoral.

What makes the iCoral stand out is mostly the material used in the conception - artificial coral - and also the original design elements. On the other hand, the price can be a bit expensive for such a simple device - 1,200.

Technical features of the iCoral include a USB connection, S-Video output, and stereo analog outputs for headphones.

Cone feet and the coral helps to reduce resonances.

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Oh no. The European Commission said Monday that they plan to allow airlines to offer cellphone calls to passengers across the EU. This may sound like good news to cellphone carriers, airlines (who probably stand to gain a cut), and overzealous businessmen, but not to my ears. People (at least on the flights I’m on in the States) are already obnoxious enough on the tarmacs with their mobiles. Perhaps with some guidelines and/or rules, it may not be terrible, but I’m not holding my breath as airlines have done nothing to curtail those loudmouths, the same ones who don’t turn their phones off when they’re supposed to.

Now, I’m not against midair Internet access, mind you. Can’t get enough of that, and although the FCC voted to allow that over 3 years ago, we’re yet to see much of that in the States. Drag.

Posted in Miscellaneous, Phones

Pioneer has is now bringing it’s Kuro product range into other display technologies with the Kuro LCD and the Kuro projector. The Pioneer Kuro KRF-9000FD projector has been especially designed for cinephiles who want the biggest viewing area for use in their home cinema room.

The Pioneer KRF-9000FD front projector can produce an image from 60-inch all the way up to a massive 200-inches (diagonal). The Pioneer KRF9000FD has signature Kuro styling, and supports advanced calibration, and most importantly, the Kuro quality deep black levels and rich colors.

LCOS 1080p technology is uses in the KRF-9000FD producing the highest native contrast ratio. It’s based on 3 x 0.7 inch D-ILA, features twin HDMI 1.3 inputs, and a wide lens shift capacity.

The Pioneer KRF-9000FD runs at, 1920×1080p at 50Hz, and will be avaliable from April. So expect to see it very very soon.

I’m sure that some of you use a phone with a touchscreen. I’ve had at least three different phones that required a stylus, which meant that I’ve lost more than a couple of styli. Sure, you can always buy more, but wouldn’t it be better if you had a stylus that was actually attached to the phone? That’s exactly the idea behind the Triforce.

No, I’m not making some obscure Zelda reference, that’s the name of this interesting little phone accessory. It is simply a small piece of plastic with two points, each of which can be safely used as a stylus. This is attached to the end of a strap, which is attached to the phone. You’ll never have to worry about losing your stylus again. The Triforce should be available later in the month for an undisclosed price.

Source: GeekAlerts

Posted Apr 7th 2008 12:31AM by Ryan Block
Filed under: Desktops
Everex is popping off a new gOS powered box tonight, given the unfortunate monicker of MyMiniPC. While $500 is way more than enough to get you started on a low-end Windows box (and even most of the way there toward a mac mini), the MyMiniPC comes equipped with a 1.86GHz Pentium T2130 and 512MB RAM running gOS “Space”, a 120GB drive, DVD±RW, firewire, four USB 2.0 ports, DVI and S-Video out gigabit Ethernet, media reader, and standard audio ins/outs. Everex is all playing up the whole space theme and MySpace integration, segueing that into avatar-based help experience called “Dave” (i.e. use the Ask Dave function to get help). So, what, does that make us all HALs? Too meta, Everex. Larger interface shot after the break.

Even though most people are addicted to ipod earpieces, there are some that want some bigger and better headphones. Like those ear cushioned headphones that we had to use back in the seventies.

The Aurvana Live! (exclamation point required) is one of the latest headphones from Creative. They have optimally contoured earcups in order to minimize internal sound distortion for accurate playback. These headphones can seal off all external noise and has a composite bio-cellulose diaphragm for “crystal clear and detail highs, coupled with deep, rich bass”.

I got a chance to try them out, and man, they played very, very well. I put in Transformers, and I was totally shut out from the rest of the world. I wouldn’t be wearing the Aurvana Live! listening to my iPod while crossing the street in New York City, but this is the perfect way to block out the rest of the world with your entertainment experience.

Not only does the Aurvana Live! sound good, but they look good as well. The design has a high gloss finish, and a gold-plated plug. All of these elements combine to form some quality headphones. You should be able purchase them off of the Creative website for £89.99.

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Its always nice to see a happy outcome, a Cuban blogger, who recently had her own site blocked by the Cuban government has won an award for that very site. Yoani Sanchez who writes the Generacion Y blog as a journal of her daily life in Cuba was given the Ortega and Gasset prize for digital journalism. This prize comes as an annual event that is presented by the Spanish newspaper El Pais. According to the paper, Sanchez was awarded the prize for “shrewdness in overcoming hurdles to freedom of expression in Cuba, her vivacious style and her drive to join the global space of citizen journalism.”

According to reports she hosts her blog on servers in Germany and was able to attract 1.2 million hits this past February. But perhaps more important than the award, Sanchez who spoke with Reuters via telephone was quoted as saying that “this is great encouragement for Cuban bloggers who are still at an embryonic stage.”

Thankfully the Cuban government has been getting a little looser lately when it comes to ‘modern’ freedoms such as cell phones, computers, DVD players and toasters. Hopefully some of this new found ‘freedom’ will find its way to the Internet access, which is currently still controlled by the government and we can only hope that Yoani Sanchez does not receive any unwanted attention courtesy of her blog, award and new found attention.

Read [Reuters]

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Everex has just announced their new mini PC, the MyMiniPC and have dedicated it to the “+100,000,000 MySpace users of the world.” The limited edition of the gPC mini (MyMiniPC) is running a special edition of gOS, called gOS Space 2.9 that has built-in support for MySpace. Aside from the built-in support for MySpace users Everex has also included some pretty solid features, which includes a 3D desktop and OS X style dock with a stacks like feature. Similar to other versions of gOS, the system is still pre-loaded with a mix of software such as Firefox, OpenOffice and Skype, but now also includes a more media-centric dock with “expandable icons” that include links for MySpace, News, Photos, Videos, Music, TV and Movies, Work and Fun.

Aside from the operating system the MyMiniPC features a 1.86GHz Intel Pentium Dual Core processor, 512MB RAM, 120GB hard drive, a DVD+/-RW drive, as well as the usual array of ports which include; Ethernet, DVI, S-Video, Firewire, USB 2.0 (x4), headphone/speaker, microphone and a 2-in-1 card reader. The MyMiniPC retails for $500 and according to Everex is available in limited quantities.

Read [Everex]

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