gadget

Android mini tablet from Hewlett Packard possible?

Published on: 16th January, 2010

Hewlett Packard’s Windows 7 tablet is only one of a larger line of similar devices the company has planned to release, according to some sources. A senior editor of a major magazine publisher claims that one of these devices would run Android and would be about twice as larger as an iPhone but at the [...]

DACport USB headphone amplifier by CEntrance

Published on: 16th January, 2010

CEntrance has presented a 24-bit digital-to-analogue converter, the DACport USB headphone amplifier, which combines an amplifier with its AdaptiWave USB technology and JutterGuard clock-management system. In order to connect headphones, a ¼-inch output is provided by the amplifier along with a 1/8-inch plugs adapter. Users can connect the amplifier to a PC, Mac or Linux [...]

Vibrating headset from Technocel – Ear Vibe

Published on: 13th January, 2010

Technocel has announced a new stereo headset specially designed to vibrate while music is listened to. The vibrations are emitted and timed to hits of the low-frequency bass. A microphone is integrated into the headset for hands-free voice calling. The Ear Vibe is compatible with many cell phones with music playback and MP3 players, including [...]

Vibe and Shake, portable speakers from Tunebug

Published on: 13th January, 2010

Also presented at CES, Tunebug presented two new portable speakers called the Vibe and the Shake. The producers stated that the two products are able to create sounds that can penetrate different surfaces. The first product, Shake is designed for skateboards/bikes helmets and can create a surround sound. The device can be connected to any [...]

WiiRelax trademark from Nintendo

Published on: 24th December, 2009

Nintendo has created a trademark for what is probably going to be named the Vitality Sensor. The name they want to use is WiiRelax and is going to be either the name of the game or of the gadget. This device along, with a special program will read the pulse rate of the user and [...]

Magellan Premium iPhone Car Kit can now be pre-ordered

Published on: 24th December, 2009

Magellan, the navigation device and related peripherals manufacturer, has launched the pre-order command for its Premium Car Kit for iPhone and iPod Touch. The company has also announced that the device will be shipping starting January 10th, 2010. The new kit is composed of a windshield mount with an own integrated GPS sensor, through which [...]

Sony’s Daily Edition e-book reader is already shipping

Published on: 23rd December, 2009

Sony has recently announced the shipment of its new flagship Reader Daily Edition. It benefits from a seven-inch touchscreen, especially designed for magazines and newspapers. Moreover, a 3G connection provided by AT&T’s wireless network is used for content download from Sony’s Reader Store. Reader Daily Edition will offer users unlimited access to the Wall Street [...]

Time Magazine: Motorola Droid is 2009’s best gadget

Published on: 22nd December, 2009

There have been lots of iPhone competitors, most of which have gone as they have been launched. There have been made efforts in order to surpass Apples mobile device. Some examples can be BlackBerry Storm and the Palm Pre, but these can’t be compared to the best competitor, which seems to be the Motorola Droid. [...]

Logic3 and USBfever have launched USB-based speakers

Published on: 15th December, 2009

Both Logic3 and USBfever have launched new speaker systems meant to be used with notebooks and MP3 players: the ScreenBeat USB and the Sonar Speaker, respectively. The ScreenBeat USB is an aluminium, cylinder-shaped speaker that produces 3W of RMS output. Although targeted for use with notebooks, the ScreenBeat is capable of functioning with any media [...]

BoomTune Bomb II Stereo – compact speaker for MacBooks, iPhones, iPods

Published on: 13th December, 2009

TuneWear has presented the compact speaker BoomTune Bomb II Stereo, meant to be used by iPods, iPhones and MacBooks, as well as other portable devices. The sound is projected in a 360-degree radius with 36mm drivers and the signal-to-noise ratio is 86dB. Input is brought through a 3.5mm stereo jack. When opening the top of [...]

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