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Deals of the day

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 07:10:00 PM. © Ubergizmo

$64, PQI 4GB USB Flash Drive
$79, Maxtor 300GB Serial ATA
$199, OLYMPUS 7.1 Mega-Pixel Digital Camera
$394, MAGELLAN NAVIGATION ROADMATE 700 GPS
$749, Sony PremierPro SDM-P234/B LCD Monitor

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Mac Pro vs PowerMac

post from Fosfor Gadgets on 18 August 2006 05:48:27 PM. © Fosfor Gadgets

No one doubts that the Mac Pro is faster than the old PowerMacs - but exactly how much faster is it? Check out this 20-page article over at AnandTech: Apple’s Mac Pro - A True PowerMac Successor [anandtech.com]via [gizmodo.com]

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Palm announcing new Treo in UK on 9/12

post from Daily Gadget on 18 August 2006 05:05:36 PM. © Daily Gadget

Palm will unveil a new Treo next month in the UK. The unit, which will run Windows Mobile, will operate on Vodaphone's 3G network.Palm is to launch the new handset to Vodafone customers in a number of European countries including the U.K., Germany, Spain, Italy and NetherlandsAny of our buds from across the pond [...]

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Selling you the next gadget: The Adverts That
Make TV That Bit Sweeter

Vero Vero Pepperrell writes...

In recent years, advertising in the UK has grown into an industry spending over a billion pounds a year on trying to sell us all sorts of stuff. There have been some gems for all sorts of products, but some of the cleverest, and some of my personal favourites, have got to be technology ones.Geeks are hard to convince, so while seeing an advert won't necessarily break that hard nut, it'll make us salivate and wish our birthdays and Christmases would come sooner (as an aside - less than 130 days until Christmas, start writing that letter to Santa asking for something shiny!) and make us notice the gadget that bit more when we next see it on a shelf or online. Cue the credit card burning a hole in your pocket...

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Morpheus ambient lighting module

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 03:22:19 PM. © Ubergizmo

The Morpheus ambient lighting module is a neat addition to any living space. It looks and functions like any ordinary lamp with a caveat - the Morpheus utilizes custom hardware and software to provide the kind of ambient lighting that you prefer. The choice of lighting greatly influences how a room feels and looks like, so why not use the Morpheus to create an instant ambience. You can even use it to highlight certain architectural details at your home before the guests arrive. The Morpheus module will rack up another $160 in your expenses should you choose to own one.

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XPin MX-430 Mobile Infotainment System

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 02:50:20 PM. © Ubergizmo

DK EMD will be releasing the new XPin MX-430 portable navigation system in Korea at the end of this month. Also known as a Mobile Infotainment System, the XPin MX-430 is equipped with the highly accurate SiRFStar III GPS chipset while the inclusion of AV-in connectivity and an external DMB antenna port turns the MX-430 into a truly portable entertainment solution. You can view everything on the Samsung-manufactured TFT LCD display touchscreen, while the use of flash memory is a wise choice as road bumps aren't too kind on hard drives. The 2GB XPin MX-430 will retail at the recommended retail price of $570.

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8-foot Inflatable Theater with Speakers

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 02:37:28 PM. © Ubergizmo

Having an expensive home theater system has its fair share of cons, as your heart misses a beat each time the kids kick the ball about in the living room. Why not save the heartache with this Inflatable Theater with Speakers that measure a whooping 8 feet diagonally? Constructed from commercial-grade PVC, the inflatable frame comes with ultrasonic-welded seams while the commercial-grade amplified 100-watt speakers boast moisture-resistant cones, making it suitable for outdoor use. It takes just minutes to set up and can be connected to any projector. Not only that, you get to store it once you're done, providing more living space in your home. The Inflatable Theater with Speakers retail for $899.99 at Smart Home.

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Shuttle XPC-based car information system

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 02:23:38 PM. © Ubergizmo

Shuttle has expanded its product line by introducing a prototype in-car PC that functions as an information system. A Mercedes S-Class was the beneficiary of a Shuttle XPC SN21G5 mini PC at the CarTronics show in Taiwan. This in-car PC boasts features like GPS-based navigation, voice control, entertainment services, and communication using VoIP services via 3G wireless modem technology. All this is made possible by an AMD Athlon 64 3700 processor and 1GB of RAM with Windows XP Professional as the operating system of choice. The system boasts 3 LCD displays in total as well as a quartet of webcams. Input devices include a couple of keyboards and a single trackball. Shuttle will push its in-car solutions before the year is over.

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Nextar MN2707 GPS navigation system

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 02:12:55 PM. © Ubergizmo

The new Nextar MN2707 GPS navigation system is apparently a bestseller in Canada with most shops posting "Sold Out" notices. At $360, the Nextar MN2707 offers a pretty good deal when you take the generous 7" touchscreen and 30GB hard drive into consideration. Equipped with the SiRFStar III GPS chipset, you can be assured that navigation has never become easier - plus, there are no more road maps for you to fold! Features include turn-by-turn voice prompting, USB 2.0 connectivity, and over 2 million pre-loaded points of interest for you to check out. More features are available after the jump. • Large 7&Prime touch sensitive colour screen (800 × 480 pixel resolution)
• Detailed street level Canadian mapping & major US highways (expandable to include detailed US mapping)
• USB 2.0 and USB host ports
• Turn-by-turn voice prompting
• Two million pre-loaded points of interest
• Automatic routing to your destination
• Easy-to-use suction cup mount
• 30GB internal hard drive
• Navteq mapping
• Hard drive allows for MP3 playback (with built-in speakers) and jpeg viewing

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USB Seat Cooler

post from Ubergizmo on 18 August 2006 02:00:06 PM. © Ubergizmo

Working at your desk for hours on end is great to earn brownie points with your superior, but take pity on your derriere. Trust the Japanese to invent a USB-powered Seat Cooler that takes in air from the surrounding via an intake valve to provide a constant stream of air to cool the seated person. Just plug it into any available USB port and you're good to go. Such a product is already available for car seats, but those are powered by the cigarette lighter. The USB Seat Cooler will retail for approximately $41.

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