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Google to Buy Simply Hired [Digg]

post from Gizmostuff on 08 May 2007 09:43:22 PM. © Gizmostuff

Google is stepping up its efforts to buy VC-backed SimplyHired. The job search engine most recently[...]

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New Google Analytics! [Digg]

post from Gizmostuff on 08 May 2007 09:31:09 PM. © Gizmostuff

Google has unveiled the new version of Google Analytics. This version will be activated on all[...]

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Guess which is the worlds best selling item
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post from Gizmostuff on 08 May 2007 09:12:16 PM. © Gizmostuff

If you were to guess which is the world?s best selling item? what will it be? You may never guess[...]

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Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse: A Quality Microsft
Product, Seriously!

post from Mr.Gadget Australia on 08 May 2007 08:10:07 PM. © Mr.Gadget Australia

As a Mac user, I can say two good things about Microsoft. They're great at PC games and they make great mice. I'm sure there's other great things about them, it's just eluding me at this moment. So when these two are combined, it makes for a great gaming mouse: the Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse. Powered by Razer, this gaming mouse is one for the semi-pro to pro-gamer. But we're all pro anyway right? So I guess this one is for everyone. Quick sensitivity switching, fast response time, ultra-smooth gliding feet, all housed in an ergonomic body. The Habu is not for noobs.

Features of the Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse:
- Customizable Buttons
Two removable side button panels give you options for different hand sizes or preferences, and all seven buttons are programmable-store up to five profiles in mouse memory.
- High Speed Sensitivity Switching
Adjust mouse sensitivity on the fly-up to 2000 DPI - for controlled sensitivity. The default is 800 DPI but is adjustable from 400, 800, 1600 to 2000 DPI with the toggle buttons.
- High-speed motion detection
Gamers get their speed on with movements up to 45-inches per second, 20-G acceleration and more than 7080 frames per second.
- 16 bit Data Path and 1000 Hz Ultrapolling
Habu has a 16 bit data path for increased bandwidth with high-sensitivity mouse activity. Increased data path improves response time.
- Superior Response Time
With an always-on laser that delivers near-zero-lag response time.
- Mouse Glide
Habu has ultra-slick Teflon to provide smooth and quiet gliding.
- Ergonomic Design
A right handed comfort design allows slip-resistant grip with rubber-coated buttons for improved comfort for long hours of gaming.
- Wired Mouse
Wired for faster performance.

Order your Microsoft Habu Gaming Mouse here at Mr.Gadget Australia today!

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Sony Ericsson T650

post from Fosfor Gadgets on 08 May 2007 05:56:57 PM. © Fosfor Gadgets

The second phone of the day from Sony Ericsson is the new T650. It’s a thin 3G phone available in green and blue colors, and although it’s only 12.5 millimetres thin it features all the expected goodies. A personal letdown was that they only have included the ‘cheap’ 3.2 megapixel - the one without [...]

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Sony Ericsson P1

post from Fosfor Gadgets on 08 May 2007 05:44:27 PM. © Fosfor Gadgets

The 5th generation Sony Ericsson smart phone is now official news. The successor to the P990i is 25% smaller and features improvements in functionality, design, speed and battery performance. My biggest concern with the P990i was that it was quite hard to use, and really, really slow so I really hope that Sony Ericsson [...]

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Pacemaker pro portable music player

post from Ubergizmo on 08 May 2007 03:30:43 PM. © Ubergizmo

Pacemaker pro portable music player While you might be content with your iPod when it comes to satisfying your musical appetite during travel, the Pacemaker is a professional portable music player that features the full functionality and possibilities of two decks and a mixer, enabling users to create mixtapes, share music, and hold impromptu performances without missing a beat. Features include fantastic sound quality, support for MP3, WAV, AAC, WMA, and FLAC formats, a 120GB hard drive, and a vast array of manipulation capabilities which range from crossfader, bend, and pitch to DJ pause, cue, loop, and EQ. The Pacemaker will be available in stores when fall rolls around at a yet undisclosed price.

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USB Key Business Card

post from Ubergizmo on 08 May 2007 03:28:51 PM. © Ubergizmo

USB Key Business Card

Even in this day and age where electronic information rules, the plain business card still holds a special place in the hierarchy of things as they do tend to tell a lot about the company and person behind this card. SolidAlliance has taken the idea to another level by introducing the USB Key Business Card. Pretty much self-explanatory, this is one business card that you won't want to hand out without ever giving a thought to what the recipient would do to it once your back is turned on him/her. No idea on how much they cost, but it should retail for a slightly higher premium to offset the printing costs when compared to regular USB flash drives of the same capacity.

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Screen displays video on both sides

Screen displays video on both sides This unique home outdoor projection display is capable of reversing its image for viewing from either side in an instant, giving anyone attending a BBQ cook out in your backyard an equal chance to watch the big game without missing out on the action. This motorized 11-by-7 foot screen uses Draper rear-projection screen material and works great with the SharpVision Z3000 video projector that is capable of flipping the image for rear-projection viewing. Interesting idea, but definitely a household appliance that remains in the realms of the rich. We plebians will just have to settle for a flat display while sitting within the few viewing angles that are recommended by the manufacturer.

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Microdia pushes the envelope

Microdia pushes the envelope Microdia has taken the initiative to release a 16GB SDHC memory card that features a Class 6 speed of 160x. This unique memory card is a vast improvement over the 8GB SDHC cards that you see on the market since it is waterproof, dust proof, and works perfectly fine under extreme temperatures. Hence, if a device fails to read the 16GB SDHC card from Microdia, blame the device before the card first. One potential major drawback that will face many who want to bump up their SDHC card collection - the Microdia 16GB SDHC card is rumored to retail for a whopping $3,500 a pop. Not sure whether that is true, but the more economical method would be picking up several smaller cards at much cheaper prices. The photo on the right is meant for illustrative purposes only.