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Sandisk adopts Ducati brand for fastest flash
memory cards/drive

post from Ubergizmo on 18 July 2007 11:00:11 PM. © Ubergizmo

At a somptuous event (we'll have more photos and videos coming) in its Silicon Valley headquarters, Sandisk unveiled a new line of Ducati branded memory products, including a sleek USB Flash drive that ressembles the red chassis of a Ducati motorcycle, as well as 2 Ducati edition Extreme CompactFlash (4 and 8 GB) and a 4GB SD Plus card.

Read more and watch the video on Uberpulse

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Transformer Shoes : More than meets the eye!

post from Mr.Gadget Australia on 18 July 2007 08:07:11 PM. © Mr.Gadget Australia

Wow! Transformer Shoes are go. Not sure how comfortable they would be but they sure look cool.

I'm seeing if we can get some in.

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Discreet gadget charger

post from Fosfor Gadgets on 18 July 2007 07:30:04 PM. © Fosfor Gadgets

So your girl/boy-friend think you have too many gadgets, and that they are all over the place? Here’s a smart little product called the Bedford smart recharge station. It’s available in 3 colors and will cost you $79 at Pottery Barn.Bedford smart recharge station [potterybarn.com]Thanks Jeff.Copyright © 2007 Fosfor Gadgets. This Feed is for [...]

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Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000: Comfy!

post from Mr.Gadget Australia on 18 July 2007 07:16:44 PM. © Mr.Gadget Australia

The mouse in the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 is reason enough to grab one of these! If you've ever tried holding and handling Microsoft's ergonomic range, you'll really appreciate the great designs that they have come up with. You can really tell they have put so much emphasis on natural curves that your hands just naturally grab on to the keyboard or mouse. But that's not all they implemented on these peripherals. The mouse uses laser tracking (more accurate and easier to use than optical), long battery life, the keyboard also has a battery life indicator as well as hot keys and a host of other little features. It's hard to get excited about a keyboard and mouse but when you've held one of these in your hands, you won't want to let go!

Features of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000:
- 2.4 GHz Wireless Technology
- Revolutionary Ergonomic Design
- High Definition Laser Technology
- 4-Way Scrolling
- Instant Viewer
- Magnifier
- 6 months battery life
- Battery Life Indicator
- Five Customizable Buttons
- Comfort Curve Design
- Zoom
- Improved Number Pad
- Internet Hot Keys
- E-mail and Internet Hot Keys
- "My Favorites" hot keys
- Integrated Palm Rest
- Cutting-Edge Design

Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 available for ordering here at Mr.Gadget Australia next Monday!

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5 free from Toshiba too

post from Fosfor Gadgets on 18 July 2007 07:12:30 PM. © Fosfor Gadgets

Remember the blu-ray summer promotion we wrote about two weeks ago? You basically get to choose 5 blu-ray movies (from a list of 20) when you buy a blu-ray player. We predicted that the HD DVD people would launch something similar, and apparently they had a similar problem because today we got a message [...]

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LG Prada Phone (Short) Hands On

post from I4U News on 18 July 2007 03:12:42 PM. © I4U News

Last week at the AMD event, I attended there were all sorts of gadgets there that I didn’t know had AMD tech inside. One of the gadgets floating around the place was the Prada phone from LG.While there were, some phones sitting on the table for perusal at...

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Hello Kitty to the rescue!

post from Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women on 18 July 2007 03:09:00 PM. © Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women

It's so hard to put a happy face on a disaster. However: Danger, fear, and uncertainty will all melt away in the presence of this cute little emergency generator from Sanrio. We didn't really need any more proof that...

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ViaTalk signs thousands of Customers from
SunRocket

post from I4U News on 18 July 2007 02:40:21 PM. © I4U News

VOIP service provider announces that they have successfully signed thousands of SunRocket customers. The SunRocket demise is of course gold for other VOIP companies. As reported earlier today VOIP providers extend special deals for SunRocket victims....

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Optimus Prime grooves to your iPod

The Transformers movie has certainly won over its fair share of fans despite protests by purists who claim that this movie does not stay true to its cartoon roots. Nevertheless, merchandise that ties in with the movie is always cool, and here we are treated to an Optimus Prime that comes complete with his convoy. While Prime is capable of transforming, he drags along what appears to be an iPod dock that comes with controls located at the bottom right hand corner of the speakers. I presume this toy from Takara Tomy of Japan will retail for approximately $100 just like the Soundwave MP3 player that we saw earlier this week.

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IOCELL launches Castella USB computers

IOCELL of Korea has just launched the Castella T and Castella S series of USB computers, where Castella actually provides a platform that turns any MP3 player, USB flash drive, or other compatible mobile devices which functions as a second computer whenever it is plugged into a PC. In addition, users will be able to store their most frequently used software in the Castella device, effectively doing away with the need to lug around a notebook as long as there is a compatible PC in the vicinity. Castella devices uses the Chip On Board manufacturing process that makes it possible to be extremely small in size. Individual Castella devices will come in varying storage sizes of 1GB to 4GB. Sounds pretty much like the U3 platform to me, save that this is the Korean version.