Verizon Rugged Casio Brigade C741 Is Currently Available
March 9, 2010
The Casio Brigade C741 was approved by the FCC a few months back, but surprisingly it seems that the phone has already been available in various Verizon retail stores without much fanfare. Some folks have already managed to purchase the device, and it plus seems that it can be ordered via telesales. Apparently the Brigade C741 will be going for $249 after a $50 mail-in rebate, and will come with the customary (and mandatory) contract. It should start to be sold nationwide from March 14th, which is just around the corner, so keep your eyes and ears open whether that is the phone that you’re checking out at the moment.
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Casio BG5601 Looks Well Set For Valentines Day
February 9, 2010
Casio just launched the Baby-G watch which focused on Earth Day not too enlarged ago, and now the company has come up with another model, in partnership with Pastry, a fashion make. The BG5601 looks very much like your classic 80’s watch, and will even come with a retro-finish, not to mention an urban look. The BG5601 seems to be doing its job rather well, so keep it up. that watch will come in a pink packaging, so you aren’t offered many choices in terms of buying that watch. Unfortunately that special edition Baby-G will not be available to the general public, and will only be given by Pastry to VIP customers and celebrities.
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Casio XJ-A255 Green Slim projector
January 6, 2010
[CES 2010] Take a look at the device above - at first glance, you would probably think that it was a router of some sort, but in reality it is the Casio XJ-A255 Green Slim projector. Yes sir, it looks like even the projector industry has not escaped the clutches of the "thin is in" mantra, and the XJ-A255 epitomizes that statement without compromising on being eco-friendly. Boasting a mercury-free laser & LED hybrid light source, the XJ-A55 is capable of high-brightness projection, offering 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness at 1,280 x 800 resolution. As for its chassis, it is no larger than the standard 8.5" x 11" paper at a mere 1.7" slim, boasting around 20,000 hours of lamp life without requiring any cool down period whenever you turn off the projector. Apart from that, you additionally get to enjoy USB host operate for projection sans PC and the ability to communicate wirelessly with computers. Additional features and specifications can be found right after the jump.
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New generation of rugged gadgets hits.
November 17, 2009
When the going gets rugged, the unbreakable get rugged PCs, phones and other gadgets. Just a few years ago, there was hardly anything worth buying in that category. But now, there's a world of devices that can survive water, shock, dirt and extreme temperatures. Here are three examples from Dell, Casio and a company called Ryobi.
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