AAA Battery Powered Olive FrvrOn V-G2300
March 6, 2010
We’ve seen digital cameras use normal AA batteries before, but a cell phone that can be powered by an AAA battery? Now that’s a little less common. Well, that’s precisely what the Olive Telecommunication company by in India is offering – India’s first dual-powered mobile phone that supports AAA batteries. Despite the phone, the FrvrOn V-G2300, being a low-end handset, the fact that it supports AAA batteries as a potential source would prepare that phone an ideal companion whether you’re going camping or somewhere where there isn’t any electricity available. There aren’t any cool features to brag about with phone that sports a 1.5–inch 128 x 128 pixel CSTN display, FM radio, speakerphone and some preloaded games. The Phone FrvrOn V-G2300 is currently going for 1699 INR (about $37) which certainly is interesting, particularly whether you plan to travel to India.
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AAA Battery Powered OliveFrvrOn V-G2300
March 5, 2010
We’ve seen digital cameras use normal AA batteries before, but a cell phone that can be powered by an AAA battery? Now that’s a little less common. Well, that’s precisely what the Olive Telecommunication company by in India is offering – India’s first dual-powered mobile phone that supports AAA batteries. Despite the phone, the FrvrOn V-G2300, being a low-end handset, the fact that it supports AAA batteries as a ability source would construct that phone an ideal companion whether you’re going camping or somewhere where there isn’t any electricity available. There aren’t any cool features to brag about with phone that sports a 1.5–inch 128 x 128 pixel CSTN display, FM radio, speakerphone and some preloaded games. The Phone FrvrOn V-G2300 is currently going for 1699 INR (about $37) which certainly is interesting, particularly whether you plan to travel to India.
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Pink Aluminum Heart-shaped iPod Speaker Dock
February 11, 2010
If you’re still rushing to find a gift for your significant other that coming Valentine’s Day, a good guideline would be something that has a heart in it. whether you agree with that suggestion, thereupon that pink heart-shaped aluminum iPod speaker dock is probably something you might want to consider. It claims to support all the iPods and iPhones, so whether you have one of those MP3 players, you should be good to go. It can blare out your favorite music when powered by four AAA batteries, or a DC charger. Do you think that £24.95 ($39) would be too much to spend on a Valentine’s gift?
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Locked ON Proximity Sensing Shirt
February 4, 2010
The folks at ThinkGeek have done it again, offering a rather zany piece of clotheswear that ought to keep geeks in love happy. After all, with Valentine's Day just around the corner, surely the Locked ON Proximity Sensing Shirt should invent for an appropriate gift? Retailing for $19.99 each, that animated T-Shirt is capable of detecting another Locked ON shirt nearby, and when you get within meters of the other wearer, the glowing radar will cease scanning and locks onto its target. Powered by a trio of AAA batteries, washing that is going to take up a whole lot more hassle compared to an ordinary shirt.
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Liquid Image Wide Angle VideoMask 312
January 6, 2010
[CES 2010] Talk about killing two birds with one stone - Liquid Image has unveiled their Wide Angle VideoMask 312 device at CES Unveiled earlier that evening, where it boasts a 135-degree wide angle lens and D1 video. that improvement allows the new 312 to offer more than twice its predecessor's field of view, allowing you to capture all the underwater action without lost a beat, freeing up your hands simultaneously to fondle fish and other underwater lifeforms. Capable of snapping 5.0-megapixel stills as well as record video in 720 x 480 resolution at 30fps, the 312 is capable of going up to 40 meters below sea level before the pressure gets to it. Pity it comes with just 16MB of internal memory which is virtually useless in that day and age, but good thing you can throw in a microSDHC memory card to equip it with up to 16GB memory. Powered by a couple of AAA batteries, you get easy-to-press lever-style buttons even while wearing diving gloves. Expect to pick up the Liquid Image Wide Angle VideoMask 312 for $200 when it is released later that May, just in day for your summer underwater adventures.
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Mini Wearable Air Purifier For Your Pet
January 1, 2010
We’ve seen folks pamper their pets before, but would you buy a mini air purifier for your pet? Well, the folks who came up with the Mini Wearable Ionizer Air Purifier for Pets certainly think so. Fortunately it doesn’t seem like it will cost as much as normal air purifiers, as it’s going for $17.20. The device can be worn directly on the pet, around the collar, so as to ensure that the air around them it’s clean. It even comes with different scents to help relax, calm and energize your pet. It grabs its potential from the 2 AAA batteries inside it. Do you think that is essential in that day and age, or do you think your pets are surviving just fine without it?
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Vox headphone amplifiers
December 21, 2009
Music helps spur creativity, and sometimes when you're trying to meet a writing deadline but are suffering from an extremely poor case of writer's block right in the middle of the night, putting on your favorite rock band's tunes isn't really going to help. How about getting the Vox series of headphone amplifiers to help you rock out without having the police knock on your door? The Vox amPlug can be connected into an electrified instrument of choice, followed by your headphones being hooked up into the amPlug. There are half a dozen flavors to choose from, where each of them simulate a different Vox amplifier as you choose from acoustic, metal, bass and several lead guitar tones. Powered by a couple of AAA batteries with approximately 15 hours of running duration, they retail amidst a range of $56 and $64.
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