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Wharfdale Hi-Fi stereo system

post from Ubergizmo on 30 August 2006 02:38:56 PM. © Ubergizmo

The layman still balks at having a computer in a home theater setup, so Wharfdale decided to ease such persons into the next era of home entertainment by encroaching such territory slowly but surely. Their new Hi-Fi stereo system is equipped with a 40GB hard drive that can store an estimated 8,000 songs. You can add new songs to the hard drive by importing them via USB or ripping CD audio tracks into the MP3 format there and then. This Wharfdale unit boasts a pair of speakers with a power rating of 30 watts. Other rudimentary features include an AM/FM radio, a LCD display, and CD-R/RW playback. Unfortunately, the $380 price tag attached to it makes for an unattractive buy.

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Xantrex PowerSource Mobile 100

post from Ubergizmo on 30 August 2006 02:26:52 PM. © Ubergizmo

More power is always a good thing, and the Xantrex PowerSource Mobile 100 offers notebooks an extra 2 hours of power in an instant when plugged in. Still not impressed? Imagine getting 12 hours of additional gaming time on your Sony PSP, or 3 days' worth of airtime on the iPod Nano. This device is can be recharged by plugging it into any available AC outlet. The Xantrex PowerSource Mobile 100 can charge via the two available USB ports or through the AC outlet. Pick one up today for $129.99 before you head off for the camping trip. More features are available after the jump.

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USRobotics Cordless Skype Phone

post from Ubergizmo on 30 August 2006 02:13:29 PM. © Ubergizmo

USRobotics Cordless Skype Phone The new USR9630 Cordless Phone for Skype from USRobotics is a neat device that is capable of handling Skype calls through a standard landline or on a PC via the USB port. You can connect up to four USR9631 Accessory Handsets with the USR9630 base station, ensuring that each family member has a fair chance of speaking via Skype. The main advantage this setup has over other devices in a similar vein is the ability to receive PSTN calls when connected to a landline, albeit being unable to store voice mail. The USR9631 Accessory Handset looks pretty plain by today's standards and comes with a measly monochrome screen.

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Rudimentary But It Worked

post from Techie Diva's Guide to Gadgets on 30 August 2006 02:08:00 PM. © Techie Diva's Guide to Gadgets

I'm not crazy about the design of this site but the offerings are FREE and I proved it to be so before doing this review. I found the site via a PR email and the ePOSTIT site didn't impress me...

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Call up Lassie with PetsCell

post from Ubergizmo on 30 August 2006 02:04:47 PM. © Ubergizmo

Call up Lassie with PetsCell Talk about pampering your pets - the PetsCell does exactly that, keeping you in touch with your favorite mutt. This voice-enabled device is fully waterproof and is meant to be attached to a dog's collar. There is a special number assigned to each device, so you can call it anytime you like and soothe him should he feel lonely prancing around restlessly in the wee hours of the morning. The auto-answering device even comes with a built-in GPS unit that can be tracked either online or through a 3G cellphone. I guess that means he has to listen to your whines and complains about the neighbor whether he likes it or not – does that constitute as cruelty to animals?

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Hearts For Your Ears

post from Techie Diva's Guide to Gadgets on 30 August 2006 01:58:00 PM. © Techie Diva's Guide to Gadgets

Nice! Six choices of styles with white or black base color/wire color with the ear pieces gilded with diamond like crystals on the sides. Weighs 3 grams so they are light enough to enjoy your music in style. Only 13x25x12mm...

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NEC Versa range expands

NEC has added a couple of models to the Versa notebook range, with the Versa M160 and M360 models boasting an improved battery life and a lovely 15.4" WXGA widescreen display. Both notebooks are powered by Intel Centrino Duo processors that offer enough muscle to handle today's demanding business applications, while data security is attended to by NEC's very own Biometric fingerprint security solution. You can customize each notebook according to your preference before making a purchase. The Versa M160 and M360 can be purchased via NEC channel partners at prices starting from £381 upwards.

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Ubergizmo in German!

We’re very proud to announce that Ubergizmo is now available in the German language. 100 million people in the world speak German, including a lot of gadget lovers. Ubergizmo was the first Gadget Blog to go global in December 2004 with the French version. Today, it exists in English, French, Spanish, Chinese and German, covering a total of 2.1 billion potential readers. A very warm welcome to our German readers and thanks to all for coming back day after day.