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GadzookiWe love our Sennheiser gear at Gadzooki, and have already covered the MM 400/450 series Bluetooth headphones, and now here are some more quality Bluetooth headphones: the MM 100s.
Stereo Bluetooth music and phone headset with full A2DP compatibility can be paired with up to two BT devices at once, and feature a lightweight neckband and semi-open acoustic design.
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Logitech shows off new Wii music game controllers
Posted by Andy as Computer Peripherals, Consoles, Gaming, Nintendo, Wii, Wireless
Logitech has today announced two new music game controllers designed for use with music games on the Nintendo Wii.
The Wireless Guitar Controller for Wii is constructed with a maple neck, rosewood fingerboard and metal frets, so it both looks and feels more authentic.
It features a noise-dampening design and fret buttons, plus a touch-sensitive slider on the fret board.
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Wires: who needs them? They're so twentieth century which is why audio equipment manufacturers are embracing Wi-Fi in order to stream music around the home.
Take the latest Squeezebox music players from Logitech, which connect up to Internet radio stations, digital music files stored on PCs, and music subscription services.
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Samsung shows off new multi-wireless and multi-LCD compact cameras
Posted by Andy as Bluetooth, Cameras, Wireless
The days of having to plug in all your peripherals to exchange data are long gone, as Samsung proves today with what it claims is the world's first "multi-wireless" compact digital camera.
The ST1000 (not to be confused with Nikon's Coolpix S1000pj announced last week) features built-in GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allowing for geotagging goodness and connection to any open wireless network for picture exchange.
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Coverage… It’s All About Coverage
Posted by Atasha as 3GSM, Apple, Cellphones, Cool Stuff, PDA, Phones, RAZR, Wireless
Though most carriers have expanded their coverage areas, it is still wise to compare cell phone coverage areas for the best deal. Though dead-spots may never be eliminated, the larger the area coverage, ...
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Australia Censors The Net
Posted by Mr Butterscotch as Software Features, Tech Companies, The Web, WirelessComments (0)
Surf the Internet with Pileus (It’s an Umbrella!)
Posted by Sophia as Cool Stuff, Gadgets, Hardware and Gadget Features, The Web, Wireless
Pileus is an umbrella connected to the Internet to make walking in rainy days fun. Pileus has a large screen on the top surface, a built-in camera, a motion sensor, GPS, and a digital compass, and it provides two main functions; [sic] A Social Photo-sharing and A 3D Map Navigation.
The "social photo-sharing" part is actually with Flickr, while the "3d map navigation" part is powered by Google Earth. Pileus started out as a research project by Sho Hashimoto and Takashi Matsumoto at Keio University's Human Computer-Interaction (HCI) Design Lab.
Here's a short ...
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Move over iPhone! Microsoft has done you one over. The hype over the iPhone has fizzled (and reportedly the iPhone will be released to the public this June). But now there's something even better. And it's from Microsoft.
The first time I saw this video, I thought O!
The oPhone is supposed to be the ultimate in mobile telephony. It's supposed to beat the Apple iPhone in terms of usability, entertainment capability, and enjoyment. Watch the video to see how great the oPhone is. You'll surely say O!
[via Yugatech]
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Gaming In The Future
Posted by Mr Butterscotch as Consoles, Gaming, Hardware, NextGen, Online Gaming, WirelessComments (0)
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