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Umbuster Umbrella Will Have You Doing More Than
Just Singing In The Rain

post from OhGizmo! on 14 August 2008 08:31:58 AM. © OhGizmo!

By Andrew LiszewskiWhile not as subtle as the Unbreakable Umbrella, there’s a good chance this Umbuster Umbrella will do a better job at keeping you out of trouble through intimidation alone. The umbrella’s handle is basically a set of brass knuckles, though instead of being made from brass, you have your choice of a wood [...]

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MotoPOD Stashes A Motorcycle Under Your Light
Aircraft

post from OhGizmo! on 14 August 2008 08:02:49 AM. © OhGizmo!

By Andrew LiszewskiIt’s not uncommon for people who travel across the country in a large RV to tow a smaller car so that they can leave the RV parked at a campsite while still making day trips. The same problem exists for pilots who fly around the country, except that they have no choice but [...]

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Gateway Launches Affordable P- 7811 FX Notebook

post from I4U News on 14 August 2008 08:02:16 AM. © I4U News

Gateway has introduced a low-cost gaming notebook for the back-to-school season called the Gateway P-7811 FX notebook. In addition to gaming, Gateway says the new notebook is perfect for digital entertainment and editing digital media like photos and video...

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Radiopaq Rp5 lets you take your internet radio
from desk to den

post from Shiny Shiny on 14 August 2008 08:00:00 AM. © Shiny Shiny

Radiopaq reckon they've harnessed the Power of Radio today, with the launch of the Rp5. It's an all singing, all dancing internet, DAB and FM radio, which allows you to pause, rewind and fast forward programmes. They're pushing the search feature, since previous internet radios have been a navigational nightmare.

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Amazon Green Product Shopping Guide

post from I4U News on 14 August 2008 08:00:00 AM. © I4U News

Amazon.com has launched Amazon Green, a cross-category program that includes a list of products that customers have selected as the best green products offered by Amazon.com and a place for customers to discover Amazon's entire green product selection. ...

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WEEL Technologies enriches Interactive Fashion
design

post from talk2myShirt on 14 August 2008 07:57:26 AM. © talk2myShirt

WEEL Technologies, one of the world?s leading manufacturers of Wearable Electronic launched their new website targeted to designers and developers of Fashion, Action Sports, Fitness and Health apparel as well as soft goods (bags).The wearable electronic[...]

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Etsumi Digital Camera Pouch

post from Ubergizmo on 14 August 2008 07:22:00 AM. © Ubergizmo

Etsumi Digital Camera Pouch

Etsumi of Japan has just rolled out this Digital Camera Pouch that not only keeps your precious purchase safe from knocks and scratches, it also features a built-in stand that will work with just about any other hot shoe cameras in the market. Pity you can only choose from black or pink colors - then again, digital cameras aren't well known to come in a wider variety of colors either. The Small sized pouch measures 60mm x 25mm x 90mm while the larger Medium sized pouch measures 60mm x 32mm x 93mm. Make sure you get the right measurements of your digital camera before making a purchase. They retail for approximately $37 each.

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Wall-E DVD Mod

post from Ubergizmo on 14 August 2008 07:17:51 AM. © Ubergizmo

Wall-E DVD Mod

The teary-eyed Wall-E robot is officially the cutest robot I've ever come across in my books, and you can be sure that he being a tech-related being, he will surely undergo plenty of mods and DIY projects by fanboys all over the world. Enter the Wall-E DVD mode that stuffs three DVD optical drives into Wall-E's belly. You can check out the action of this custom-made Wall-E in video here.

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PSP-3000 A Reality

The PSP-3000 rumor is not a rumor after all, after the FCC has listed the device. Unfortunately, this FCC filing does not confirm any of the previous PSP-3000 spyshots that were floating around the Internet, so it remains to be seen just what aesthetic improvements this revision will hold. I also wonder what are some of the specifications that will be changed? Perhaps Sony will throw in a much better battery life in addition to an integrated microphone and webcam? The presence of an internal flash drive or hard drive will also go a long way in winning over new fans.

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Lian Li PC-XB01 Launched

I find it interesting that the first Xbox, which originally had parts of computer and crammed into a console form factor, will now return to its roots in the form of the Lian Li PC-XB01 chassis that houses the Xbox 360 innards within. Made completely from aluminum, the PC-XB01 features plenty of room inside for cool airflow, while the 120mm rear fan is able to channel heat from within to without in a silent and elegant manner, greatly reducing the risk of the console overheating as it is wont to do. Individual Xbox 360 ports are hidden behind dust covers for both aesthetic and convenience reasons. Will you be getting this when it is released?

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