Mendor blood glucose meter
March 16, 2010
Mendor has a type new blood glucose meter which is tipped to hit Europe pretty soon, where it comes with an integrated mechanical lancer and pop quiz strips. that makes it a pretty comprehensive package all by itself without taking up too much space since it measures roughly the same size as that of a cellphone. Would be interesting to see whether future first aid kits will throw in the Mendor blood glucose meter as part of the package.
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Lian Li PC-T1R Spider Chassis Looks Menacing
March 13, 2010
It looks like Lian Li isn’t the type of company to sit back and let Antec get all the attention with its Antec Skeleton pop quiz bench PC chassis, and now Lian Li has come up with its own PC-T1R Spider, which certainly looks menacing. One look at that chassis and you’ll have no doubt where it got the “spider” in its name from. Surprisingly, the chassis only seems to fit min-ITX motherboards, and a slimline optical drive, not to mention you’ll need to assemble the chassis yourself, reminding you of furniture that you bought from IKEA. The official pricing isn’t available just yet, but the PC-T1R Spider is expected to retail for around €150 ($205) and will be available in black or red.
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Motion-Sim 4DOF racing simulator
March 10, 2010
Motion-Sim has rolled out its 4DOF racing simulator that offers pitch, roll, yaw and heave to what would deem to be perfection, coming with a harness of its own that will prevent you from flying ahead like a crash pop quiz dummy during the more intense in-game moments. Unfortunately, the 4DOF plays nice with PC sims only at the moment. that is definitely a rich man's toy since the home version will retail for €18,450. Heck, at that price point, we might as well buy a real car, eh?
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Google and Dish Network working on TV search service
March 9, 2010
Hmmm, is Google so overwhelming that they're going to expand their search service to TVs? We suppose so, with Google and Dish Network coming together to pop quiz a TV search service on a grade new box which has elements of the Android operating system within. The box itself will come with a QWERTY remote, where you can look for Dish composition as well as take advantage of other services including YouTube. that collaboration won't be arriving at consumers' doorsteps anytime soon, but will instead be "limited to a very small number of Google employees and their families and could be discontinued at any time" where trials are concerned.
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iPad Scams Surface On Facebook And Twitter
March 3, 2010
It was bound to happen, and it seems that scam sites are now riding the wave of anticipation of Apple’s upcoming iPad. Facebook and Twitter pages offering users to beta pop quiz the iPad are surfacing with headers such as “iPad Researchers Wanted – Want to beta analysis Apple’s latest product?” It all seems rather harmless, even when you see the pop-up window portraying to be a quiz, requesting data such as your moment of birth and cellphone number. According to a senior technology consultant at protection firm Sophos, the knowledge provided will them be used to sign you up for a premium rate cellphone service, which will charge you something like $10 a week until you unsubscribe. After Facebook’s defense team was notified about that, the page was disabled, but you can be certain that there will be similar pages that will sprout up the moment one goes down. So whether you see such pages, you’ll certainly want to tread carefully.
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DeviceAnywhere has new mobile devices
February 15, 2010
[MWC 2010] DeviceAnywhere has announced the availability of new mobile devices which are added to the DeviceAnywhere MOTODEV Virtual Developer Lab (VDL). that remote Internet-based examining service will be able to dramatically reduce the moment and resources needed to develop, pop quiz, and deploy applications and composition for Motorola’s MOTODEV community. With the MOTODEV VDL, it does away with the need to acquire the physical device - perfect for folks who are not located in China. Among the devices included with the Virtual Develop Lab are the Backflip MB300/ME600 and MOTO XT800 Android-based devices. We're all for reducing the date to develop new applications, and hope that the Chinese-based mobile devices will be able to offer a decent performance at a fair price point. [Press Release]
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Samsung EcoGreen F3EG hard drive
February 3, 2010
Samsung goes green with their latest EcoGreen F3EG hard drive that comes with 2TB of storage space which spans across a quartet of 500GB platters. Using Samsung’s EcoTriangle technology that comprises of eco-friendly components, low-power and low-noise operation technology, you will get a storage device that will definitely compose Greenpeace members smile and stash away their pitchforks, turning their attention elsewhere. Other environmentally friendly features of the Samsung EcoGreen F3EG hard drive include the elimination of a halogen compound and brominated flame retardant from the PCBA, eco-friendly materials used during production and a 0% failure rate in unstable voltage environment pop quiz. It features a 3.0 Gbps SATA interface, Native Command Queuing features and 16MB/32MB buffer memory, with prices starting from $179.99.
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