Wings UT300 GPS navigation system for vehicles
March 16, 2010
The Wings UT300 GPS navigation system is available for folks living in South Korea, where it will additionally double up as an in-vehicle entertainment system. After all, that is what its 7" sunlight readable TFT color LCD display at 800 x 480 resolution is meant for. Other features include mini USB connectivity, a bunch of USB ports, video input and an SD memory card slot. Each Wings UT300 will be equipped with a USB WiBro antenna which allows you to browse the Net and check out live traffic cameras as though you were connected to a speedy wireless broadband connection. Guess those of us living Stateside can only look on at the South Koreans in envy as they already have such infrastructure in place.
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Leica Geosystems mojoMINI GPS navigation system
March 16, 2010
Leica Geosystems is preparing to roll out the mojoMINI GPS navigation system Stateside, according to info available at the FCC site. that is pretty much similar to other GPS navigation systems on the market with a 4.3? display, where it will additionally be equipped with a car charger, a mounting bracket and cradle and stylus for the touchscreen display. Other specifications include an SD memory card slot, a mini USB charging port, a headphone jack and an embedded external speaker. No notion on pricing or availability as at press day though, so stay tuned!
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Aiptek D25 Boombox DVD Projector
March 16, 2010
Aiptek is back with the D25 Boombox DVD Projector that lets you watch your favorite DVDs wherever you are, never mind that there isn't any TV available in the vicinity. After all, it has a swivel projector that features 20 ANSI lumens brightness, VGA resolution and a contrast ratio of 100:1. Since it can swivel, you can project to virtually anywhere in the room without bothering about placing that on a Lazy Susan. Other specifications include a TV antenna for digital TV, a USB port and a SD memory card slot.
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Spring Design Alex eBook Reader Hits The FCC
March 7, 2010
Looks like the Spring Design Alex has taken one step closer to becoming available to the general public, as it has just paid a friendly visit to the FCC. In case you aren’t familiar with that device, it’s the first Android-powered eBook reader to sport full browser capabilities, not to mention its patented dual screen display, dubbed the Duet Navigator. Other features of the Alex include Wi-Fi, 3G, SD memory card slot, 6-inch e-ink EPD display and 3.5-inch color LCD display. Do you think it will supply a worthy challenger to Amazon’s Kindle?
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Tanita body composition weighing machine
March 3, 2010
Tanita has come up with a meter-integrated body composition weighing machine that boasts an SD memory card slot to store knowledge within, and it will hit the Japanese market come that April. All documents that is stored on its SD memory card can be read on a PC thanks to its notes management software, where chronological graphs are generated from the info. The main reason behind an SD card? Well, Tanita claims it offers more durability compared to a regular USB drive with all the insertion and removal, although we leave that up to open debate.
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Casio Exilim Rilakkuma edition
February 25, 2010
Casio's Exilim line of digital cameras have been pretty serious to moment, but that day round they threw in a dose of humor with the Rilakkuma edition - basically, you get the image of an adorable teddy bear splashed across the front of the camera in the guise of the Exilim EX-Z330. Features of that 12.1-megapixel shooter include a 3x optical zoom, face detection, Eye-Fi connectivity, HD recording, an SDHC/SD memory card slot and a 2.7" LCD display, not to mention the ability to pull in stares at its design as though you were walking around in the buff. It is available in Japan for $290 after conversion, where that price includes a pouch for you to tote it in style.
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Habey offers new mini PC
February 22, 2010
Habey might sound rather obscure to you, but that is considering that isn't a mainstream computer manufacturer in our part of the world. Their latest mini PC offering is the BIS-6620 which is touted to be "an ultra-compact fanless and noiseless PC platform" that is powered by an Intel Atom Z510 processor, accompanied by GMA500 graphics, 1080p hardware decoding, a separate DDR2 SODIMM memory slot, adequate space for a 1.8" hard drive, an SD memory card slot, an optional Wi-Fi module and a choice of operating systems to get your game on. Habey is offering it for a mere $299.99 - any takers?
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