Uber10: the greatest gifts, coming up on November
12

Yes, it's that time of the year again (we can't believe it!). Soon, you will run around wondering what to get for your loved ones -probably at the last minute. We can help by suggesting the 10 greatest gifts (under $500) for this holiday season. They are called the “Uber10&rdquo. Please help us select an 11th gift by voting on an extended list (coming any day now).

The Uber10 will be unveiled in a private event in San Francisco on November 12, thanks to our Platinum Sponsor Dolby and Gold Sponsor Intel. Dolby will build a surround sound setup at the event venue to show us what the Dolby Surround Sound Experience is all about. You may be able to experience it for yourself, if the Dolby Truck stops by your town. Check out the cool Dolby videos on Youtube.

Intel will talk about the new Intel Sponsors of Tomorrow campaign and their hilarious "rock star" videos: "Intel Star" TV ad and Intel's "Big Ideas" TV ad

At the private event in San Francisco, both sponsors will demonstrate the coolest gadgets with their latest embedded technology.

Check out the 2007 and 2008 Uber10 lists, This 2009 edition will be published at ubergizmo.com/uber10

We have a few extra tickets for the private event, go to this discussion page on our Facebook Fan page to know how you can get one.

Editor's note: this seems obvious, but we would like to make it clear that companies with products nominated to the Uber10 cannot be accepted as sponsors of the Uber10 event.

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Moblin Linux 2.1 now out

The latest Moblin Linux 2.1 is now available for all netbook users to check out, where among the many enhancements and new features will include :-

• Support for 3G data connections
• Bluetooth device management
• Updated browser with plug-in support
• Integrated application installer for Moblin Garage
• Connection manager now supports Ethernet, WiFi, WiMAX, and 3G
• Support for more screen resolutions

All of these features won't work perfectly at the moment though, for example, there is only one 3G modem supported at the moment which is the Ericsson MBM, although the team is working to throw in support for additional models in due time.

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T-Mobile 7.2Mbps HSPA could roll out now

Seems that T-Mobile has already started to roll out of its 7.2Mbps HSPA network that will make allowance for zippy mobile Internet browsing, and tests performed in listed cities including Chicago and New York did not point to any upgrade, but perhaps someone out there happens to fall under the 7.2Mbps HSPA signal. Do leave a comment if you're one of the lucky few.

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Toshiba Satellite A505-S6980

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http://rvgadget.in/toshiba+satellite+a505+s6980.htm

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Teclast C410HD portable media player

We're not too sure where Teclast is heading with their latest advertising campaign concerning the C410HD portable media player, but she seems pretty happy to own one of these instead of an iPod. The C410HD apparently supports up to 15 types of video formats, featuring a 4.3" LCD display at 1,366 x 768 resolution alongside 720p HD TV-Out support. No idea on pricing or regional availability of the device though. A hot chick looking at a video of another hottie, hmmm...

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Nokia drops new budget phones

Nokia has its fair share of high end handsets as well as entry level models that are the true money spinners for the Finnish cellphone manufacturing company, and they have recently announced five more handsets for the Indonesia market in the form of the Nokia 1280, Nokia 1616, Nokia 1800, Nokia 2220 slide and Nokia 2690. Of course, they will also be made available worldwide in due time, and we suspect emerging markets would see these handsets perform best. The Nokia 1280, Nokia 1616 and Nokia 1800 will cost €20, €24 and €26, respectively, featuring basic functions such as an integrated FM radio, prepaid tracker, flash-light, anti-scratch covers and dust-resistant keypads. As for the more expensive Nokia 2220 slide and Nokia 2690 (€45 and €54, respectively), you can handle email on the go thanks to Nokia’s Ovi mail software.

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Sony Style US offers discounts for Bravia XBR9
series

The holiday season will soon be upon us yet again, where you might want to think of new ways to spend your hard-earned bonus by splashing it on a new HDTV in your living room. If that's where your wallet is heading towards, Sony Style US is offering great deals on their Bravia XBR9 series of LCD TVs, allowing you to save up to $1,100 on selected models. For instance, the stunning 52? XBR9 is now $1,999.99 compared to $3,099 before, giving you the chance to spend the "saved" $1k plus amount on other Sony products such as a PS3 Slim. Are you aware of any other great deals in the market? If so, mind sharing them with us in the comments?

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R1 analog radio

The R1 analog radio design is pretty interesting since tuning it to the station of your choice is achieved by physically moving the radio from left to right, while its volume is controlled by rolling the radio forward or backward, depending on your hearing capability. Designed by Il-gu cha, the R1 analog radio looks extremely suitable for visually impaired folks with their more intuitive controls, although we would like to see a settings lock button or switch here lest someone accidentally knocks this over and send those carefully tuned stations out of whack.

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Olympus E-P2 ousts E-P1

Olympus has unveiled its latest Micro Four Thirds camera known as the E-P2, where it will take over the E-P1 by introducing a slew of new features including AF tracking and an electronic viewfinder. Old school enthusiasts will love the design that resembles a traditional analog camera, coming in a black chassis with silver accents. Olympus has slapped a price point of GBP849 for the E-P2, where it will hit the market sometime in January next year alongside a 14-42 zoom lens.

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Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint
noise-canceling headphones

Want a good pair of noise-canceling headphones? You might want to try the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint on for size, where each pair is touted to reduce background noise by up to 85% thanks to a closed-back design which houses large-aperture 40mm drivers with neodymium magnets. Capable of reproducing sound from 10Hz to 25.5KHz with a sensitivity of 109dB and a 300 ohm impedance, the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7b QuietPoint will be powered by a solitary AAA battery for up to 40 hours on average. Expect to fork out around $220 for the ATH-ANC7b.

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