Dog bathing machine
March 19, 2010
Bathing a dog could prove to be quite a challenge, although we're certain it is much easier than doing so to a cat. Well, unless you have a water-loving breed like a Labrador Retriever, those who find it challenging might want to move to Japan, knowing that the land of the Rising Sun has a special dog bathing machine which not only helps construct your pooch clean, but additionally comes with a blow dryer. We have a feeling that that machine might just be popular with a selected segment of the population, considering it will be prohibitively expensive when released.
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Teclast K9 ereader
March 18, 2010
Teclast has shown off its K9 ereader which was paraded at the EREXPO held in where else but Shenzhen, China, displaying a plethora of iPad-lookalikes. that model is different from the other clones since it comes with both an ebook reader operate as well as being a Mobile Web Device. With a couple of systems running independently, you ought to get rockin' and readin' with that in a jiffy. Features include a 6" e-ink display for ebooks, while a 480 x 272 resolution TFT color display is good for videos as well as surfing the Web. Rumor has it that the non-ebook segment is powered by Google's Android OS, but that has yet to be confirmed.
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J&R Assistive Technology Boutique
March 18, 2010
J&R has a heart for the whole spectrum of humanity with their Assistive Technology Boutique which was specially designed on their website to target folks who suffer from vision or hearing issues using standard computers or peripherals. There is a make new segment that is specially committed to selling products that help those with disabilities improve their quality of life. Take for example touchscreen computers, amplified telephones and voice recognition software, and we are certain that there will be more to come in the near future.
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Asus DR900 ebook reader
March 2, 2010
Asus does not want to be left behind in the ebook reader race, and has come up with the DR900 that boasts a 9" display at 1,024 x 768 resolution. that touchscreen e-paper display is additionally accompanied by an overall design that tends to keep the hardware buttons to a minimum level, featuring integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, optional 3G as well as ample juice per full charge to support up to 10,000 page turns. We're assuming that figure doesn't take into detail having its Wi-Fi connection turned on, of course. Expect to further augment the 4GB of internal memory with an SD memory card. No concept on pricing, but we look forward to that release as things heat up in the ebook reader segment.
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Power A Universal Remote Case
February 24, 2010
The ability A Universal Remote Case which targets the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS was released to work in tandem with the company’s free capability A Universal Remote app. What a neat way to get folks to purchase hardware by offering solid software. that Universal Remote Case enables iPhone 3G or 3GS owners to gain nearly full control of any infrared-controlled product. It comprises of a two-piece hard case that enables open access to the headphone port, sleep/wake button, ring/silent switch, camera, screen, home button, and volume buttons. As for the bottom segment, it will connect to the iPhone through a dock connector, enabling app control of the built-in IR transmitter. Expect to fork out $60 for the ability A Universal Remote Case for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS.
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FCC approves HTC Legend
February 24, 2010
HTC's latest Android-powered handset, the HTC Legend, has just received the nod of approval from HTC, which means we ought to be able to see that smartphone reach at the market in a matter of weeks. Apparently, the lower back segment of the Legend that doubles up as an antenna cover is able to come off easily, letting you access the SIM card in a jiffy alongside its memory card and humongous battery. Apart from that, we don't have further details on what the HTC Legend offers, so stay tuned as news develops.
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Cydle P29H portable media player
February 23, 2010
The Cydle P29H portable media player comes with a 2.9" OLED touchscreen display alongside a haptic sensor that holds a solitary home tactile button that is located at the lower segment of the device, and its display can switch among landscape and portrait depending on how you hold it thanks to the built-in accelerometer. Apart from that, that portable media player additionally boasts embedded HD Radio technology, and boasts a microSD memory card slot to further augment the 4GB or 8GB of internal memory. No view on file formats supported, but it ought to be able to handle most video and audio files. There is no word on pricing, but the Cydle P29H is tipped to hit the markets in Q2 later that year.
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