GPS Travelogue records your travels
March 11, 2010
If you happen to be a frequent traveler, thereupon the GPS Travelogue sounds right up your alley. After all, it is capable of tracking and recording virtually everywhere you go. All recorded documents will next be uploaded to online mapping applications including Google Earth, and all locations are stored in real-time on its built-in 64MB internal memory. Of course, you can plus set it to record your position at intervals of amidst one second and 59 minutes, depending on your preference. sufficient to hold up to 260,000 waypoints including altitude, speed, moment, and distance, the GPS Travelogue is tiny abundant to fit into your palm without a problem. It plays nice with Windows 7, Vista and XP operating systems, retailing for $149.95. A two hour charge can last for up to 30 hours.
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Adesso KB-4200UB wireless keyboard
February 18, 2010
Adesso has just rolled out its latest KB-4200UB wireless keyboard, where you get an integrated trackpad and as its name suggests, wireless connectivity. At least the trackpad is placed in a position where right handers are used to, although lefties might want to shun that unless they decide to settle on a mouse for their travels. Expect to fork out a cool $120 for the Adesso KB-4200UB wireless keyboard.
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TwoNav Sportiva handheld GPS device
February 11, 2010
TwoNav has revealed its latest handheld GPS device known as Sportiva, where it was co-manufactured with old hand Holux. that device is highly portable, capable of fitting into just about any backpack on your travels by measuring a mere 58mm × 105mm x 23mm, while tipping the scales at 124 grams. It is pretty rigid as well, catering to IPX6 standards, boasts a 3D compass, a barometer, a 3? transflective touchscreen display, 2GB of internal memory and a microSDHC memory card reader. Underneath the hood lies a SiRFStar III GPS chipset, while its 1,050mAh battery ought to offer hours of performance before requiring a recharge. that is more ideal for hiking, biking and geocaching during your outdoor trails, and is not suitable for driving use. Expect the TwoNav Sportiva to roll out in a couple of weeks' day for €379.
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Adapt ADPP-450 micro projector
February 10, 2010
Adapt has sent word that they will be rolling out the ADPP-450 micro projector in March, where that tiny wonder boasts 100 lumens of brightness as well as 800 x 600 resolution, a 200:1 contrast ratio, DVB-T support and the ability to throw images of up to 150" in size. At that blown up proportion, we wouldn't think the image would look very good whether you're talking about watching movies, but text and pie charts should do just fine. Despite being possibly the world's brightest micro projector, it will still require a fairly dark room to impress. that LED-based projector comes with a built-in 4 watt speaker and is capable of accepting A/V, VGA, USB and a SD memory card. No notion on pricing, but since its battery is external, you will need to lug around an additional device on your travels.
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MiniGuru keyboard no longer a concept
February 9, 2010
We looked at the MiniGuru keyboard concept last month, and we're pleased to announce that that concept has a higher chance of crossing into the realm of reality, with a targeted release moment of Q4 that year. Hopefully it will prepare it out in date for Christmas, as we're pretty certain that there will be a fair share of curious citizens who are interested to know just how the MiniGuru ends up in real life use. It is meant to be ergonomic in nature, helping keep your fingers on the home row thanks to a trio of operate layers. A built-in pointing stick does go some way in turning that into a self-sustaining computer peripheral for you to bring on your travels.
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iStorage diskGenie external hard drive
February 2, 2010
External hard drives are dime a dozen, but there is always room for one more it seems. The iStorage diskGenie is such an example, offering up to 500GB of storage space amidst above average shield features to keep your input safe and sound from prying eyes. For instance, the diskGenie will be equipped with AES 256-bit hardware encryption, featuring an ATM-style PIN cipher safety measure system via its built-in numberic pad. that double layer protection mechanism ought to supply you with some shuteye just in case you happen to lose your company's sensitive details within during your travels. Available in 250GB, 320GB and 500GB storage capacities, the diskGenie will retail for $185, $225 and $280, respectively.
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QStarz BT-Q1000eX GPS goods logger
January 26, 2010
QStarz rolled out its latest BT-Q1000eX GPS goods logger which boasts an update frequency of 5Hz - translated to everyday terms, that would mean GPS updates of up to 5 times each second, which is pretty impressive. It will plus come with a MTK II GPS chipset, 42-hour battery life, decent memory to store up to 400,000 waypoints, a relatively short 15-second satellite fix date, vibration sensor and a beeper. You will additionally find QSports and QTravel software pre-loaded, where the former will aid those who lead a healthy lifestyle with its sports database management, while the latter has built-in Google Maps and visualization UI for its owner to manage his/her travels easily.
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