If you are looking for a compatible headset for your PC then go for Sharkoon Headset HS10. Fitted with a 3.5mm stereo plug, Sharkoon Headset HS10 can be easily connected with a PC, laptop, HiFi Set and television. You can easily wear this headset and use it for a longer period without any discomfort.
Sharkoon Headset HS10 comes with a flexible microphone that cancels all noise distractions. Suitable for all digital sound sources, HS10 delivers crystal clear sound with a dynamic range.
by Thomas Ricker, posted May 2nd 2008 at 5:10AM
Get a load of what just arrived at the doorstep of our European HQ — the world’s smallest 1080i camcorder, Sony’s TG3E. Otherwise known as the TG1 in the US, this pup is small and sturdy and definitely looks the part of a Full HD (as it’s defined for camcorders) 1080i shooter. Hell, Sony somehow managed to turn that boxy design into something sexy to hold. However, Sanyo’s 720p Xacti DMX-HD700 (in red) still trumps the TG3E in size and weight. Unfortunately, it gives up significant lines of resolution in the process and uses inferior materials to boot. (Read the full post about ‘Sony TG3E: world’s smallest 1080i camcorder unboxed, sized-up with 720p champ’…)
Alcatel has introduced an entry level candy bar phone, the OT-S211. Having the most basic functions, it comes with a basic storage of 250 names and numbers. A T9 dictionary will help speed up SMS typing on it’s small, but functional rubber keypad. Despite its seeming budget range, the OT-S211 still comes bundled with a calculator, alarm clock functions, as well as a game for simple entertaintment.
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Ever thought of having a 42” television at home? Then Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV is just ideal for you. Equipped with advanced features, this Plasma Television from Pioneer, one of the world’s leading electronic manufacturers. You can easily set the picture settings using any of the 9 options given in Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV. Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV features Intelligent Mode, Side Mask Detection, Game Control Preference, Advanced Picture-In-Picture and Auto Size. This model belongs to the highly anticipated and appreciated KURO line up by Pioneer. Features High Definition Resolution – 1024 x 768. 4 Independent HDMI 1.3 Inputs. Deep, Intense Blacks for Unmatched Contrast. (Read the full post about ‘Pioneer PRO-950HD Plasma TV’…)
Fujitsu wasn’t all that specific about pricing or release details when it announced its new U810 and T2010 tablet PCs earlier this year, but it looks like both have now finally made their way out the door. In case you missed it, the big addition this time around is the inclusion of a built-in HSPA modem (and rather obvious antenna), which will run you an extra $200 on top of the $999 and $1,499 base prices for the U810 and T2010, respectively. Otherwise, you can expect the same 5.6-inch and 12.1-inch displays as before, along with the usual 800MHz Intel A110 processor on the U810 and a decidedly speedier Core 2 Duo 7600 processor on the T2010, among other specs not too different from the previous models. (Read the full post about ‘Fujitsu lets loose U810, T2010 tablet PCs’…)
Now display your favorite photographs on a digital frame and place it appropriately on a tabletop or on a wall with the new stylish Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame. It comes with a 16:9 wide screen that features KODAK Color Science for a vibrant color and crisp detail. Its handy remote control lets you use it with convenience. So, bring home Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame and give it a designer look. Features Optimized with KODAK Light Management Film to provide a bright, clear display with excellent viewing angle. Easy to use and lets you connect to a PictBridge-enabled printer to print pictures without a computer. Selectable viewing hours featuring automatic on/off settings. (Read the full post about ‘Kodak EASYSHARE SV1011 Digital Picture Frame’…)
Metronomes are meant for budding musicians to keep the beat while playing a tune, and the BodyBeat Metronome is certainly out of the ordinary as it is an electronic version that clips onto your fingertip, letting you feel the beat of the music instead of listening to it. Dubbed the Peterson BB-1 BodyBeat, it sends tiny pulses down the wire to your fingertip, providing you with a silent way of learning how to concentrate whenever you play a tune on your keyboard or piano. Sure as heck beats the irritating tick-tock tick-tock of a regular metronome. The Peterson BB-1 BodyBeat retails for a shade less than a Benjamin. (Read the full post about ‘BodyBeat Metronome’…)
Everyone seems to love robotic toys these days - after all, these are the future of childrens’ toys as the current generation require more than just a LEGO brick to keep themselves entertained. The Ultimate Wall-E robot toy boasts 10 motors to provide it with a greater degree of movement and animation. The inclusion of a remote control makes it a snap for children to program the Wall-E’s movements, and Wall-E can be easily directed by making simple patterns on the remote’s touch pad. Other features include voice activation as well as a follow-me mode that follows the sound of a human voice whenever it detects a human entering the room. (Read the full post about ‘Disney unveils Wall-E Robot’…)
Get the ease of navigating and staying connected using the all-new HP iPAQ rx5915 Travel Companion. Produced by HP, world’s leading manufacturer of electronics, HP iPAQ rx5915 Travel Companion is a stylish navigation system with a variety of advanced features. Apart from enabling you to navigate fast, this device lets you watch out current weather, time, measurement conversions and currencies. Simply plug it and play the installed GPS navigation software in it to see the maps for reaching any place. Features rx5915’s Premier GPS Navigation System. Navigate fast with the HP Quick Launch Feature. Ensure a strong connection without flip-up or external antennas with the integrated SiRF starlll GPS receiver. (Read the full post about ‘HP iPAQ rx5915 Travel Companion’…)
by Donald Melanson, posted May 1st 2008 at 3:49PM It looks like we’ve got a bit of intercontinental solar power action today, with Silicon Valley start-up SUNRGI and the University of Tel Aviv both recently boasting of some advances in the field, which they each unsurprisingly say could change things in a big way. For its part, SUNRGI claims that its “concentrated photovoltaic” system (pictured above) can produce as much electricity as much larger solar panels thanks to its use of lenses that magnify sunlight 2,000 times. That, they say, could allow the system to produce electricity for as little as 7 cents per kilowatt hour, or roughly the same price as coal — and as soon as mid-2009, no less. (Read the full post about ‘SUNRGI, University of Tel Aviv boast of solar power advances’…)