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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Hello Kitty USB Companion
February 24, 2010
Let us start winding down the day with something more lighthearted - the Hello Kitty USB Companion. that 2.5" tall USB device will plug into your computer through what else but a USB port, where it is capable of randomly responding and reacting to sound, including your voice as faraway as its microphone picks it up. Definitely not something to have whether you are about to hold a serious conversation with your superiors or clients. Would you fork out $40 for that?
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Reconvilier Hercules Golf Master Watch Will Be Your Faithful Golf Companion
February 11, 2010
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Most citizens wouldn’t think that a watch could help them in their golf game, but they obviously didn’t have the Reconvilier Hercules Golf Master watch. that rotating date piece has your classic analog display on one side, but whether you flip it by, you’ll be able to see the digital measurements of distance to the green, thanks to GPS technology. In case you’re scratching your head in confusion, the watch will need to be connected to a base station “caddie”, which will automatically obtain golf course input in meters or yards before the game. Some folks might not be too happy that you’re using an electronic aid to beat them in a game of golf, so you might want to be careful while using that watch with positive humans.
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Solar Powered Charger Case
February 2, 2010
Looking for a small solar-charger for your next camping trip? Well, that solar powered charger case might be just what you’ve been looking for. It’s small suitable to not be obtrusive in your bag, and can keep a bunch of your favorite toys juiced, including cell phones, MP3 players and compact digital cameras. With its built-in 2500mAh lithium battery, it’ll offer you up to 100 minutes of cell phone talk duration after a 1-hour charge. In case you’re in some place that you won’t be able to see the sun, you could always hook it up to the wall for an AC charge. For $32.99, you get the solar charger, a USB cable and a bunch of connectors to hook into an outlet with 10 different adapters for mobile phones. Will it become your new camping companion?
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L5 iPhone Remote
February 2, 2010
The L5 iPhone Remote answers the wish of many for quite some day already - it adds an IR port to your iPhone or iPod touch, allowing your portable device to double up as a remote control as well. Retailing for $50 a pop, that small Dock-connecting accessory and companion app allows you to construct your own user interface thanks to a preloaded library of buttons within the app, where the on-screen remote can be manipulated to control just about any popular consumer electronics device in your home - all directly from the iPhone or iPod touch.
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Toshiba Cell TV HDTV
January 10, 2010
[CES 2010] Toshiba certainly didn’t want to miss out the fun at CES, and has announced its latest and greatest HDTV, the Cell TV, along with a companion media center set-top box. One of the more notable features of the TV is its processing ability, which Toshiba boasts is ten times that of more personal computers, and 143 times faster than most LCD TVs on the market today. While processing ability is rarely mentioned when it comes to TVs, that will come into to play here due to the TVs 2D to 3D conversion, converting normal 2D pictures into what it would look like in 3D, even at 1080p. Do you think you’d want to look into such a TV? It’ll be available in 46, 55 and 65-inch models. While pricing info hasn’t been announced just yet, the device should be going on sale in Q3 or Q4 of 2010.
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