Zoom G2Nu And G2.1Nu Guitar Pedals Offer USB Recording
March 15, 2010
Guitar fans out there who are embracing the digital revolution will certainly be glad to construct out that Zoom has introduced the G2Nu and the G2.1Nu guitar effects pedals, both that feature 100 preset guitar sounds, 20 of which have been approved by Steve Vai himself. The main difference amidst the two pedals would be the inclusion of a built-in expression pedal on the G2.1Nu. There’s plus a 1.9-inch display to help keep you in touch with the pedal, but more importantly, both units sport integrated USB ports, allowing you to record directly to your computer via these pedals. Too poor there isn’t any official pricing or release data just yet. Is that going to be the latest thing on your Christmas wish list?
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Verizon Nexus One To Offer Sense UI And Will Only Be Sold Online?
March 12, 2010
While there was a rumor going around before that that Google’s Nexus One might be sold through Verizon Wireless’ stores, whether that latest rumor is true, soon after it will certainly quash the previous one. According to a leaked screenshot that has surfaced online, the Nexus One will still only be available through Google’s phone store, though the surprising bit is that the phone might actually come with HTC’s popular Sense UI. The original Nexus One shipped with just the stock Android 2.1 user interface (UI), and didn’t feature any fancy UI, but whether Verizon’s Nexus One does sport Sense UI, it’ll be interesting to see whether HTC has revamped it for the Nexus One. Word is that Google and Verizon might be announcing the Nexus One (for Verizon) on March 23rd at CTIA, though there isn’t any official confirmation on that just yet. Will the inclusion of the Sense UI help you construct the decision to get that phone, or is it just another gimmick to you?
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T3-B Multi-touch Table From Digital Touch
March 10, 2010
It looks like companies are busy trying to turn the humble coffee table into something way more interesting. Despite there already being other options and designs being worked on, Digital Touch seems confident in its T3-B table, which is a coffee table sized unit that has a built-in 26-inch LCD, as well as Wi-Fi, allowing users to browse, choose and interact with various options on screen. The inclusion of an orientation switch should be fairly useful, as it allows you to view your composition from any side of the table. The table can additionally be hooked up with an optional receipt printer, credit card reader and TV tuner, making it perfect for settings such as a hotel environment or restaurant. The T3-B is currently featured in a handful of the top 100 venues in the US, so whether you’re ever in one of those posh areas, keep an eye out for such a table.
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Motorola Cliq XT Unboxed With Live Pictures
March 9, 2010
With the Motorola Cliq XT hitting the news recently, it’s good to see a leak that shows the phone being unboxed and pictured live. According to the source, the Motorola Cliq XT is powered by Android 1.5, and sports Moto Blur, though there is a high possibility that it will be getting an Android 2.1 update in the future. One of the more interesting features of the Cliq XT is the inclusion of the Swype input system, which allows you to “type” out messages by swiping your finger by the letters instead of pressing them. The phone additionally includes a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. Is that the Android-powered phone that you’ve been dreaming about, or is that not the Android device that you’re looking for?
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iPad parts photos point to camera
March 9, 2010
We know that the iPad has already undergone rife speculation concerning the inclusion of a front facing webcam, and here's another piece of the puzzle that might just confirm that. The iPad frame you see here features holes to hold a webcam, and while it doesn't seem as though it will be able to use current iSight modules, that could point to a different kind of webcam which will be implemented in due day. What do you think of all that? Could a webcam be part of the iPad's second revision, and the manufacturers of its bezel are trying to save money by preparing for the future so that they don't have to come up with two kinds of bezels?
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MD700 is Android-powered MID
March 8, 2010
Mobile World Wide Web Devices (MIDs) like the MD700 you see here does not look as though it and its genre is going to catch on anytime soon, but we do know that the inclusion of an Android operating system might just change the tide. Features of the MD700 would include a 7" touchscreen display, 32GB of internal memory and a HDMI port. Does that mean the MD700 handles HD playback with aplomb when connected to a HDTV?
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Samsung Go netbook updated
March 8, 2010
Looks like the folks by at Samsung have decided to grant the Samsung Go netbook an update. While the new version looks like a Siamese twin of the original Samsung N310 from the outside, the real change comes underneath the chassis - we're talking about the inclusion of an Intel Atom Pine Trail 1.66GHz processor. Other specifications include Intel GMA 3150 graphics, a 10.1" display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, 1GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, Wi-Fi support, an SDHC memory card slot and the usual connectivity options. additionally known as the Samsung N315, that updated netbook is going for $429 for a pre-order.
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