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Here are the latest updates for adstiger.mail@blogger.com - The most realistic robotic dog
- MPIO MG 200 portable media player
- LG V50 touch cinema MP3 player
- LG KF600 InteractPad phone announced
- Pioneer's MEP-7000 Multi Entertainment Player
- Nature-Themed Amusement Parks
- The Zcam device allows you to play video games just by waving your hands
- Samsung i900 5-megapixel Windows Mobile touchscreen phone
- Dell's laptops jolts you awake at times
- Sony DCR-SR220 HDD camcorder
- Yamaha YSP-3000 sound station
- Monster Hunter PSP from Capcom
- Princeton Mobile speaker
- Zune 80 GB in Red exclusively for Valentine's Day
- 2009 BMW M3 Convertible is real for sure
The Dream DX showcased at the Tokyo Toy Forum is a result of strong demand for a robotic dig. Unlike its counterpart the 'Aibo' it is very realistic, it can move its eyes, open its mouth, go back and forth and wag its tails. It has an audio recognition feature so it will cutely wag its tail when you say 'good boy'. The video will give you an idea of how realistic it actually is. It will be available...
The MG200 from MPIO will be available from this month onwards. The player comes in three capacities; 1GB, 2GB and 4GB. It supports MP3/WMA, WM DRM 10 and video. Earlier the player was available only in black but now you can pick it up in white as well. It comes with a SD slot on-board for 8GB SDHC card. It comes with 'MTV Video converter' which resizes and optimizes videos for playback on the unit's 128 x 128 260k color...
The LG V50 touch cinema MP3 player features a 2.2-inch full touch screen and supports video playback, image/text viewer and FM radio function. The player was showcased at the CES this year. The specs also include LG 3D sound effect, Mobile XD Engine and on a full charge you can view 4.5 hours video playback and listen to your music fro 24 hours non-stop....
Breaking the confines of being China-only, LG KF600 phone has been officially announced and will be available worldwide. While speculations were rife whether they would intro it to the rest of the world, after all LG Venus (a similar phone) is already here in the States. The dual-screen "touch navigation" slider is far from entry-level and features InteractPad, 2.5G GSM/GPRS/Edge connectivity, 3-megapixel camera, main 240×320 QVGA display, 3-megapixel camera with autofocus, media player, Bluetooth and USB 2.0....
Pioneer is introducing their new MEP-7000 player with the SEP-C1 Software Entertainment Controller. Aimed at the mobile DJ and bar market, the MEP-7000 plays almost everything except vinyl. It lets you play MP3, WAV, AIFF and AAC files, from any source, including hard drives, CD, DVD, USB keys and computers. The system can also be setup to playback and mix music automatically using playlists, allowing the system to entertain when no DJ is present. It even features a 4.3-inch color...
At the rate we are going, natural rain forests and open spaces will be a thing of the past. The only way we will be able to tell the future generations about them will be through nature-base amusement parks. Finnish artist Ilkka Halso also believes in this theory and feels nature will be on view in amusement parks only. Hit on jump to catch a few more glimpses on what our future theme parks will be like....
I'm sure you must have not forgotten how Tom Cruise manipulated documents and the likes in the movie Minority Report. Well if you want a similar experience, you won't need to head over to a sci-fi movie set, but instead head over to your gaming console because very soon a system will be out that will allow you to control characters by simply moving your hands. The Zcam device uses a small 3D camera which sits below the computer...
The next big thing in the gadget world is the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Samsung is gearing up to showcase the Samsung F490 full touchscreen and Samsung P720 DuoS handsets. But besides these two new ones, Samsung is gearing up to show their new high end Samsung i900 smartphone. Italian mobile magazine Cellularmania has some hot pics on the phone. Samsung i900 specs include quad band GSM/UMTS, 7.2 HSDPA connectivity, Windows Mobile 6.1 OS, 3.5″ 240×400 pixel touchscreen,...
The last thing you expect your laptop to do is shock you…literally. The CNET team learnt it the hard way; they realized that the tingling sensation at their fingertips was not a bout of some medical condition but the result of an electric shock from their Dell lappie. The charge varied from "a gentle tingle to a sudden jolt." Apparently not all Dell lappies shock you but brushed-aluminum finished ones namely the XPS M1330 and XPS M1530 are the culprits....
The Sony DCR-SR220 is a HDD cam with SD resolution video recording featuring a 60GB HDD. With this beauty you will be able to record animated pictures on the memory stick PRO duo. The recorder supports MPEG-2 format, it features, 15x Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T optics, 4-megapixel digital still capture, 2.3 megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor, Face detection technology for video and photos (maximum of 8 faces), 41 hours of video, Hybrid movie recording on Memory Stick PRO Duo media card...
Yamaha is coming with some new gear in the digital sound projector range. The YSP-3000 digital sound projector features HDMI input/output terminal with VIERA and REGZA and Wooo. Inside single large frame, the body houses small-sized speakers and they compliment slim TVs in the 32" range. The new YSP-3000 offers great new features such as 1080p-compatiable HDMI, iPod compatibility and a wide variety of beam settings including My Surround for true multi-channel surround sound enjoyment from a single component. Next...
Capcom in partnership with Sony has announced the Hunter G Pack. To be available in limited quantities the bundle will include a PSP, Monster Hunter Portable 2G, Wrist strap, battery and power adapter. The Hunter G pack will sell for 25,800 Yen ($240) from 27th March in Japan. (One more image after the jump)...
The Princeton Mobile speaker is handy companion to have around. The PSP-MSSP hooks onto your portable music players and also has a stereo mini- output. The speakers lock onto the player holding it secure in it's and is easy to slide it into position. The speakers use a neodymium magnet driver and amplifier belts out 2W×2ch of sound. You can charge the speakers via a USB connection or via the AC adapter....
After Santa, its Saint Valentine's chance to try to alter almost all the prevailing stuff to red or pink. Lately, Microsoft has also been inspired by the Saint of love and decided to offer the 80GB Zune in Red. Inspired by the themes of love and sharing, an exclusive collection of 20 new laser-engraved designs will be available to consumers for a limited time. Also Zune Marketplace will feature Valentine's Day playlists that can be shared with friends or loved...
Continuing to roll out its M-badged performance variants of the latest 3 Series, BMW has unveild the fourth-generation 2009 M3 Convertible. Although this latest drop-top wasn't supposed to debut until March at the Geneva show, BMW decided to treat us with its official press release. Like the Coupe and Sedan, the Convertible is powered by a 4.0 liter V8 producing 420 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. The drop-top's main competitors are the Audi RS4 Convertible and the Mercedes...
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Here are the latest updates for adstiger.mail@blogger.com - Vista Plus Pack coming on Feb 15th
- Bioshock now a movie!!
- QinetiQ Millimeter wave system, making waves.
- Microsoft now patents 'SPY' Software.
- Sanyo S1 Palmtop simplicity
- 33 mega pixel Super Hi-Vision as new broadcast standard for Japan.
- Grocery Carts latest gadgets featuring Video screens.
- HECToR SUPER computer unveiled in Britain.
- Sharp theater rack to match its Aquos TV
- Subway rings let the women know you are not a pervert
- JVC's Everio GZ-MG740 has 10GB more space
- OneLessDesk,' showcases your Mac perfectly
- New 40 Hour Laptop Battery designed by Stanford Scientists
- MacBook Air is not the slimmest after all! Mitsubishi Pedion is
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Microsoft seems to be preparing to release an unusual "Vista Plus Pack" on February 15th. Based on the provided box art, the Plus Pack appears to be a collection of four casual games that are "Enhanced for Windows Vista". The listing for the software was found on Future Shop's online catalog FEATURES: # By integrating search throughout the operating system, helps you quickly find and organize large collections of documents, pictures, movies, videos, and music. # Includes Windows Tablet...
There's an ongoing debate in the community over whether or not linearity is a good thing in a game. I for one am a firm believer in flexible linearity - giving the players a chance to experiment and explore without having to break away from the central plotline. BioShock caters to this kind of preference. The story is a strictly linear affair; you can very easily follow the gold arrow indicator from one objective to the next and tromp...
Travelling today can be termed as a job in itself. You need so much of patience to get from one place to the other, security hampers the speed of travelers in any mode. The Transportation Security Administration has purchased a dozen cameras that use millimeter wave technology and sophisticated algorithms to screen crowds of rapidly moving travelers for weapons from up to 20 meters away. The SPO threat detection system made by QinetiQ measures waves naturally emitted by human...
The next time you have a tiff with your loved one, come to work & anonymously send hate mail to your colleagues in frustration beware! Your office PC might be able to file a complaint to your manager & depending on the severity of your mood may file an application of leave or your resignation letter. Microsoft is developing Big Brother-style software capable of remotely monitoring a worker's productivity, physical wellbeing and competence. Technology allowing constant monitoring of workers...
Sanyo has unveiled the new S1 which values itself in being simplistic at CES2008. The phone is for those among us who want a simple phone that is reliable in getting connected for voice and basic email. The S1 by SANYO sports a robust 24mm speakerphone, integrated Bluetooth® wireless technology, large, colorful LCD screen and voice-activated dialing. Additional features include Wireless Backup to easily manage your phone's contacts list in the event that the phone is lost, stolen or...
The Government in any country works towards the up liftment of infrastructure, education, and other requirements of its countrymen. Does your Government invest in HDTV? OR even standardising broadcast resolutions? The Japanese government has announced plans to bring Super Hi-Vision (a.k.a. Ultra High Definition) to life as a broadcast standard by 2015. With its 33 mega pixel (7,680 x 4,320) resolution and 22.2 channel surround sound, challenges so far have included building a camera that can record it, and...
When we walk into a supermarket we are all overwhelmed at the choices we have to make while we purchase food items, & other stuff. But allow me to ask you this, Have you ever walked into a superstore & felt the need to ask your self " Do I need the Hand basket, the tiny trolley or the JUMBO cart maybe a cargo truck?? Alright I guess I went too far there but seems to me that the...
The saddest thing about Personal Computers are that after a certain point they all fit into the mould of the obsolete, sometimes sadly within six months of their purchase. Unless your one of the super few who can own THE HECTOR, this behemoth has the power of 12,000 desktop PCs, Its the fastest computer in Britain and one of the most powerful in Europe. It can make 63 million calculations each second, allowing scientists to conduct research into everything...
Sharp is coming out with the AQUOS audio AN-ACD2 rack, which can house its 42" and 37" Aquos LCD TV belonging to the AQUOS G/D series. The television rack and theatre system features a built-in 11.2MHz/1 bit digital amplifier. The rack measures 1,141mm wide and can even house a BD recorder and DVD recorder. The speaker and the sub woofer (2-channel) are also built-in. the speaker unit comprises of 2 way wide range woofers of 10cm and software dome...
Women who travel by public transport have to brace themselves for all kinds of weirdoes who take sadistic pleasure in groping at them. Well if you don't belong to that category and want to proclaim to the world that you don't belong to that tribe, you can get the Subway Ring. On those extremely crowded trains, just place your hands in one of these rings and you wont be mistaken for one of those perverts....
JVC has announced their new model in the Everio series, the GZ-MG740 in Japan. This 40GB beauty is akin to the 30GB GZ-MG730 and besides the extra 10GB space and Victor branding instead of JVC, little else is different. Both feature 7.38-megapixels and shoot 720 x 480 pixel video on a 1.3-inch hard disk....
So you got yourself the latest Mac PC and want to put in on a pedestal, just so you can show it off. That would be too flashy and crass, so get a bit sophisticated and bring in the OneLessDesk, which has been designed by Heckler Design. The contemporary design features two desks, of which the smaller one can be stowed under the bigger one. Besides the branding advantage of being a "Macintosh-specific" desk, there is little else it...
Good news awaits all lappie users, in the coming years charging your notebook or carrying cable for charging will be a thing of the past. Good fellas at the Stanford Tech are researching and developing a battery that will be able to keep you notebook powered for a whopping 40 hours! This new kind of lithium ion battery will be available in a few years time. Stanford Tech researchers including Professor Yi Cui and his team have brought alive...
We stand corrected and take back the slimmest title from MacBook Air. The title clearly belongs to the Mitsubishi Pedion which was released way back in1998. Clearing the cob-webs on our memory, we all have realized that the Pedion measured 18.4 millimeters thick, which comes out to 0.7244 inch thick. Although the Air gets to 0.16 inch at the thinnest point, the Air is 0.76 inch thick at its fattest portion, making it slightly thicker. The $6,000 notebook came...
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