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Datadots help prevent gadget theft

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 02:38:15 PM. © Ubergizmo

If you are hesitant to grab the latest gizmos due to fear of theft, Datadots might have the solution to ease your worries. The Datadots DNA kit comes with a bunch of tiny dots that are suspended in adhesive that you smear liberally over your gadgets. Each dot in the kit comes with a special serial number that is registered at the Datadots site. The police can then trace the device back to you after recovering it. Most thieves won't want an ugly gadget, so stealing a pimply device is just not worth the effort, not to mention ending up with a scarred gizmo after scraping all those pesky dots off. The basic Datadots kit is going for $19.95 while the advanced version costs $34.95.

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New full-HD Bravia models from Sony

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 02:30:08 PM. © Ubergizmo

Sony's Bravia line has expanded with the introduction of 6 new models ranging from 32" to 46" in size. These flat-panel LCD TVs boast superior picture quality as well as provide a high-definition experience that has more than 5 times the amount of pixels when compared to those found in enhanced-definition plasma TVs. Both the 46" KDL-46XBR3 and 40" KDL-40XBR3 Bravias feature native 1920 x 1080 panel resolution and cost $5300 and $4300 respectively. The XBR2 Bravia models feature the same native resolution with less features at a marginally cheaper price. You can purchase these new TVs from sonystyle.com.

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Belkin PureAV HDMI Interfact 3-to-1 Video Switch

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 02:21:03 PM. © Ubergizmo

Belkin PureAV HDMI Interfact 3-to-1 Video Switch

The Belkin PureAV HDMI Interfact 3-to-1 Video Switch is actually a hub that supports up to a trio of HDMI devices plugged in while connected to a single HDMI port. It is HD-ready as well, with the PureAV box supporting resolutions up to 1080p. The PureAV HDMI Interfact 3-to-1 Video Switch comes with a remote control as well as a 2-metre long HDMI cable. Do look out for it in stores this summer for around $200. Looks like remaining obsolete in TV land sure costs a bomb.

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Philips VOIP433 phone

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 02:14:35 PM. © Ubergizmo

The Philips VOIP433 phone is compatible with Windows Live Messenger, enabling you to make VoIP calls on it as well as landline calls. A shortcut key on the phone conveniently connects to Windows Live Messenger, displaying your contact list on the LCD screen in the process. Installation is painless - just plug and play the USB connection into your PC and you're good to go. You can purchase it from any Comet stores.

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This flash drive will self-destruct in 5
seconds...

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 02:06:43 PM. © Ubergizmo

This flash drive will self-destruct in 5 seconds... Taking a leaf from Mission: Impossible, Kingston has sent 5,000 Data Traveler Elite Privacy Edition USB flash drives that can self-destruct when necessary to U.S. troops. The data in these drives are encrypted with 128-bit hardware-based AES encryption for added security. This move came about after stolen U.S. military flash drives showed up in Bagram, Afghanistan.

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Samsung SPH-B3200 Does 3D Games and DMB TV

post from I4U News on 02 June 2006 02:00:00 PM. © I4U News

Samsung introduces in Korea the SPH-B3200 DMB mobile phone with 3D game graphics support. The Samsung SPH-B3200 features a 3D graphics accelerator chip and tactile feedback via vibration (licensed from Immersion Technologies). Directional game butto...

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Public encouraged to spot illegal crossings

post from Ubergizmo on 02 June 2006 01:58:14 PM. © Ubergizmo

Public encouraged to spot illegal crossings The state of Texas plans to allow web users all over the world to keep an eye over the Texas-Mexico border and to call the authorities upon spotting an illegal crossing. These cameras will focus on the most probable areas as well as common routes of illegal entry. The total cost for the cameras that span the 1,000 mile border are in the region of $5 million. Any calls made to the authorities are free of charge. This is a pretty smart move by the government from an economical point of view.

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LG's CCTV camera to come with 27x zoom lens

LG's CCTV camera on display boasts an astounding 27x zoom lens that offers up to 10x digital zoom. The LVC-C313HP is equipped with a 0.25" Super HAD CCD, a day and night function, 480 TV lines of horizontal resolution, an On Screen Display, and a minimum illumination of 0.005 Lux in Night mode. It also can be used as a motion detector in a security set up. If only the LVC-C313HP was motorized - that will greatly enhance its effectiveness.

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Make Skype calls with Belkin WiFi VoIP phone

You can now make Skype calls via the Internet at any WiFi hotspot without the need for a PC, thanks to the Belkin WiFi VoIP phone. Designed to display the multi-tasking function of the Belkin N1 wireless router originally, expect the final design to be changed before launch to cater for a more enjoyable end-user experience.

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SOIOS 55-Cam 360 offers unique viewing angles

The SOIOS 55-Cam 360 would have been the perfect webcam if it came with a better sensor. Still, it is a very interesting addition to the saturated webcam market with its ability to provide up to 3 different vision angles - 360 degrees, 270 degrees and a conventional webcam viewing angle. Unfortunately, the 0.35 megapixel sensor registers only VGA images that takes some shine off its features. You can connect the SOIOS 55-Cam 360 to your PC via FireWire and it is an affordable home security solution whenever you're out and about.