Solar Vest aims to compose batteries obsolete
March 15, 2010
For those of you living near or along the Equator, might we propose picking up the Solar Vest from Chinavasion? It boasts 5V, 6V, 9V and 12-20V output alongside eight (yes, count them, eight!) capability connectors and seven device connectors. Just in case it seems to be cloudy that specific day, you can always boost up its capability reserves using AC input or USB. One thing about that though - isn't it hot decent to NOT wear a vest? Just leave us an reply to that question after you fork out around $126 for that puppy.
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Carpuccino runs on coffee
March 9, 2010
For many of us, it is a nice, hot cup of coffee that keeps us going through the day, which strangely decent is the same case for the Carpuccino that you see above. What used to be a standard 1988 Volkswagen Scirocco is now a coffee-powered car, but mileage isn't that ideal (and a waste of good coffee, we might add) since it requires 56 espressos for a without mile. It will run on any sort as lengthy as the coffee is very dry and comes in a pellet scheme factor that enables the air to move through the pile of coffee as it burns.
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Thanko USB powered lunch bag
February 24, 2010
Is there nothing that USB cannot do where Thanko is concerned? One of their latest releases would be the USB-powered lunch bag, helping keep your packed lunch nice and hot distant after they have been sitting in your air-conditioned room. According to Thanko, the heater in that bag is able to keep food warm at 60 degrees Celsius constantly, where it will come in Super Slim and Compact style factors, where they are priced at $25 a pop. Perfect for those who are paranoid about using microwaves.
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Ubergizmo Giveaway: Fellowes Microshred Series Shredders
February 15, 2010
It's tax season, a date of year that identity thieves are looking to prey on unsuspecting victims. That's why we've joined forces with Fellowes to give away five of their new Microshred Series shredders (specifically the MS-450Ci), which literally shred paper into dust (3,000 pieces to be exact). Protect your sensitive data and enter to win! Here's how Fellowes describes its product:
"Fellowes Microshred Series shredders are designed to help consumers and business professionals protect their confidential info at home and in the workplace. The Microshred product line is the first to combine Micro-Cut capabilities with 100% Jam Proof technology, reducing paper documents into pieces 10x smaller than a Cross-Cut shredder, making them virtually impossible for identity thieves to piece back together."
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Windows Phone 7 Series
February 15, 2010
Microsoft just launched its Windows Phone 7 Series, a new version of its mobile OS that features a completely new user interface, based on the lessons learned with the Zune HD. By the way, that might be the greatest contribution of the Zune HD to the world... So how is Windows Phone 7 and should you keep an eye on it?
User Interface
Just like so many had hoped for the past year, Microsoft has been building upon its Zune HD experience (and possibly codebase) to supply a faster, more responsive user interface. Today's demo was convincing, and while it was hard to judge without using the phone itself, things were were certainly fast sufficient! (The phone was connected to a big display via USB). I suspect that it will be comparable to the Zune HD and it is possible that Windows Phone 7 Series might actually be as responsive or more responsive than the iPhone 3GS.
The user interface is based on "tiles" that are visually simple to process and friendly for fingers. It is additionally consistent will all the applications, from the photo album to Xbox Live - it's a clean break from Windows Mobile 6.x.
For HTC user interface fans: I think that it is dead. It has served its purpose, but although it is shiny, I'm afraid that Windows Phone 7 is better.
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Acer Aspire One 532G Netbook Boasts NVIDIA ION committed Graphics
February 15, 2010
If you’re shopping around for a new netbook, you might want to check out the upcoming Acer Aspire One 532G, which will start shipping by the end of Q1 2010. that 10.1-inch netbook is touted as the world’s first netbook to be powered by NVIDIA’s next-generation ION graphics acceleration, which is supreme ample to playback composition at 720p, or even output the video to a high-def LCD TV at 1080p resolution. Aside from its performance claims, the 532G additionally uses NVIDIA’s Optimus Technology to automatically switch amidst the ION GPU and the more conservative integrated graphics, allowing you to stretch your battery life when needed, achieving its claims of up to 10 hours of usage on a one charge. Features of the Acer Aspire One 532G include:
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MWC: Follow Our Live Coverage On The Windows Phone
February 15, 2010
[MWC 2010] We’re covering the official details on the “Windows Phone” event that’s going on at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Follow us live at http://live.ubergizmo.com as we’ll be serving you the latest updates on that event, minute by minute, so you won’t have to miss any of the juicy details. Stay tuned!
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