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OK, so the title is a bit of an exaggeration on our part, but the Clarity C4230 Phone is surely one loud puppy, capable of pumping out 50dB audio whenever there is an incoming signal, while letting you roam 30% farther when compared to your previous wireless home phone system. Apart from that, you plus get an additional 8 hours of standby battery life. There is plus an integrated answering machine which helps you filter through fundamental and spam calls when you’re back from a towering holiday. Heck, even slow-motion playback is thrown into the mix just in case you can’t quite catch what the other person is spewing. The asking price? $259.95 a pop.

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The SyncBox that you see here lets you transfer notes from an USB device to another without the need for a computer to operate as a middleman, for example sending photos from your camera by to a USB flash drive. Powered by a trio of AAA batteries, it retails for €31.90. Heck, it even supports full disk copy and designated folder copy for added flexibility, and taking just a separate button to operate, you can’t get any more idiot proof than that.

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The Harman Kardon SB 15 home theatre system, as you can tell by its name, is going to be more than just a decent performer due to its pedigree, despite looking slim as heck. that sexy piece of audio equipment can be connected to your HDTV, DVD/Blu-ray player or video game console, touting a wireless subwoofer that makes it easy to rearrange your living room space (or wherever you want to place the SB 15) while making certain you get pristine sound all the duration without having to bother with cable rearrangement and the ilk. Other features include 3D surround sound processing that ought to enhance your listening experience all the more.

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The Phecda netbook is yet another clone of the HP Mini 5102, which should get HP executives all bashful since imitation is the sincerest mold of flattery, no? Coming in a nice shade of blue, you get standard netbook specifications including an Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB RAM and a 160GB hard drive. No concept on pricing, but it shouldn’t break the $360 price point. Heck, throw in another 7 cents or so and it will even come with a HP logo – now how about that?

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Guess Fujitsu doesn’t only manufacture desirable netbooks, they have plus rolled out a prototype teddybear robot that aims to comfort the elderly while keeping kids happy by reading facial expressions on your little ones as well as their actions, and responding accordingly. Guess pulling the tail of the teddybear robot won’t aftermath in him biting you unlike Lassie, eh? A camera is located in the bear’s nose, where it will go about detecting human faces and actions while responding with by 300 actions, including giggling and laughing to waving its paws and taking a nap. Heck, to compose it more ‘human’, it even snores! Who would have thought that humans would turn to robots for comfort in the future?

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The world of Lego can get pretty complicated at times, and here we have DIY-fanatic johnnyT23 displaying his Lego iPhone case and stand which is made out completely of Lego bricks, boasting side grips for your thumbs while offering the opportunity for your iPhone or iPod touch to get juiced up when docked. Heck, Johnny must be pretty short on cash (and enlarged on time) since he is putting up the iPhone version on eBay for $12.99 a pop, while a larger iPad version is currently in the works.

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Folks who are contemplating on bringing home an Origin PC Genesis machine might want to consider throwing in the recently introduced NVIDIA cards – we’re talking about the GTX 470 and GTX 480 here. Heck, whether your bank explanation allows for it, why not purchase those in without, dual or triple SLI configurations? While you’re at it, might as well go for broke by including the 4.4GHz overclocked Core i7-980X Extreme Edition CPU.

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You know you’ve got a brilliant worker in the mold of the Possio GRETA 6-in-1 convergence device – after all, that is nothing short of amazing being a portable GSM phone, fax, scanner and copier all rolled into one. Heck, its built-in printing capabilities even allows you to print incoming text messages for posterity, while a triband GSM radio (coming in European and American versions) ought to help you stay in touch just about anywhere you are. Too poor the Possio GRETA seems to be available in the UK only at the moment, retailing for £628.63 each.

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At one glance, you can tell that the MSI MT-V551 portable media player is pretty much similar to a device that most of us are familiar with – the iPod nano. Heck, it is based on a Rockchip chipset known as RKnano, but won’t offer iTunes support for obvious reasons. Meant for music playback primarily, it is equipped with a 1.5″ CSTN color display (which won’t work well under bright sunight), supporting MP3, WMA, WAV, APE and FLAC audio file formats. While it can additionally handle MPEG-4 videos, that is not something we would recommend considering of the screen size. Apart from that, you are additionally able to browse images as well as read TXT files, but at that screen size, you might ruin your eyes faster than you might think. No view on pricing or availability.

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