The Logitech Tablet Speaker

Let’s face it, tablet PCs don’t have the best speakers. So why not make them louder with the new Logitech Tablet Speaker.

The Tablet Speaker might look like it is only made for the iPad, but it is actually good for any tablet, thanks to the rubberized clip. So if you have a Galaxy Tab, Motorola Xoom, or any type of Android tablet, you should get it.

The Tablet Speaker uses a 3.5 mm audio cable connection, so it will work on smartphones, laptops, or any other type of device with a headphone jack. As for power, it has a built-in rechargeable battery that is good for about 8 hours worth of sound via USB charging.

I wonder if I could use it on my laptop, or would the weight of the speaker weigh my screen down until it is bent over flat. I guess that I would have to try it out in order to see what the result would be. Whatever the case, something tells me that we will be seeing a lot more tablet accessories like this in the future.

I’m not certain when the exact release date for the Logitech Tablet Speaker is, but you can pre-order it for a price of about $49.99.

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Toshiba announces Exceria line of high-speed SD cards

Toshiba's Exceria SDXC and SDHC flash-memory cards

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Toshiba has announced new SDXC and SDHC cards that support the UHS-1 high-speed interface--and the new Exceria brand name to go along with them.

The Exceria name is meant "to reflect a combination of 'excellent' and 'experience,'" Toshiba said in a statement this week, but I wouldn't have guessed that without being told. Too bad Sony got there first with Xperia.

The new cards come in three varieties. At the top of the heap are models that will arrive in July with read speeds of 95MBps and write speeds of 90MBps; they'll come in 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB sizes.

In the middle of the pack are 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB models arriving in August. They read at the same rates but are slower at writing at 60MBps.

Finally come models with 90MBps read speeds and 30MBps write speeds. The 8GB and 16GB are scheduled to arrive in April and the 32GB model in May.

Toshiba, which is a major power in flash memory manufacturing, didn't announce prices.

Source : CNET

PORTABLE DICTIONARY ALLOWS YOU TO KNOW THE MEANING OF A WORD ANY WHERE

Quicktionary TS Premium offers a portable dictionary that does more than just provide meanings 



            The Quicktionary TS Premium is also more than capable of scanning printed text and transferring it over to a PC for future or later reference. According to Wizcom Technologies, their products are developed using unique expertise in linguistics and image processing. This has led them to achieve ‘best-of-breed’ milestones in the fields of microelectronics, electro-optics and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) algorithm engines, hence leading to the birth of the Quicktionary TS Premium.

    The Quicktionary TS Premium itself can be customized using the Wizcard, which in essence is an extension card that enables additional content to be added to the Pen, including dictionaries, OCR languages and text-to-speech components. If you so desire, you can easily switch between the Wizcard and original flash card in order to take advantage of the wide range of content that are available.
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The Projecting Camcorder

PROJECTING CAMCORDER
   This is the HD camcorder that lets you instantly share videos by projecting them at up to 65" diagonal. A press of a button switches on a built-in projector that uses a 12-lumen lamp to display super-sized renditions of videos and images on a wall in a darkened room at 640x480 resolution. The camcorder's 5 MP sensor captures video at up to 1280x720 HD resolution and still images at up to 8 MP. Its fixed focus lens, 5X digital zoom and a built-in LED light assure optimal results in any setting with point-and-shoot ease.

 Footage is stored on a microSD card up to 32 GB (4 GB microSD card sold below holds up to five hours of video). Content can also be previewed on the camcorder's 2.4" LCD screen, uploaded to a computer via USB (cable included), or viewed on a standard TV (composite AV cable included) or an HD TV (requires HDMI cable). A four-hour charge from the included AC adapter provides two hours of operation. 5" H x 2 1/4" W x 3/4" D.
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SAMSUNG DEVELOPS DDR4 RAM

Samsung Develops DDR4 Memory With Better Bandwidth And Upto 40% Lower Power Consumption Than DDR3

While CPU's are getting faster other components of the overall computing infrastructure also needs an upgrade to provide better speeds, taking the lead Korea based electronics majorSamsung has announced it's DDR4 RAM Module capable of achieving data transfer rates of 2.133 gigabits/second (Gbps) at 1.2V - the good part is it consumes upto 40% less electricity in comparison to predecessor DDR3 technology which uses 1.35V and 1.5V supplying speeds of up to 1.6 Gbps.

Samsung Develops Industry's First DDR4 DRAM, Using 30nm Class Technology

Ion Twin Camcorder – The world's First Dual view camcorder

Ion Twin Camcorder – Because the look on your face is priceless too..

   The Twin Video has a front and back camera, dual microphones so as to maintain proper audio for each side and you can toggle between rear and forward views with the touch of a button, in real time. The Twin also features a 3x digital zoom and front and rear LED lights, so it is perfect in low light conditions.

The Ion Twin comes with a remote, along with a miniUSB port and a TV out.

   The Ion Twin has an internal, rechargeable battery, or it can be plugged in using an optional AC adaptor. It connects via USB to virtually any Mac or PC for easy video transfer. Say Cheese!

Available now for around $130.00 from www.amazon.com

Source: www.ionaudio.com

Print directly from your iPhone

World’s first iPhone printer – Print directly from your iPhone
 Highlights of Bolle Printer: Print photo's directly from the  iPhone Charges your iPhone when docked 4 x 6" (A6) photo printing with easy Handling Select different partitions to add multiple images to one picture Print off multiple copies Compact and reliable design This printer is available at MobileFun for £119.99. and you can Order Yours Now!

Kingston launches next generation SSDNow V+ solid-state drive

Kingston launches next generation SSDNow V+ solid-state drive

   Kingston is a name which is synonymous with flash memory, and it is no surprise to see the company roll out another next generation SSDNow V+ solid-state drive which will come in the form of the Kingston SSDNow V+100. What does this new thingamajoc offer? Well, you can more or less be sure that it will offer superior performance over its predecessors, where the V+100 will target corporations instead of regular home users with a viable solution to extend the life of currently installed client systems without compromising on user performance expectations. In a nutshell, Kingston will not offer something that skimps on performance figures, and yet is reliable enough for an enterprise set up.

   What makes the new SSDNow V+100 so special? For starters, it will feature enhanced garbage collection which will not depend on the operating system at all, making it a solid upgrade path to extend the life cycle of older client systems. As for the V+100’s drive performance, Kingston has managed to eke out another 25%, resulting in more efficient data transfer over the previous generation. Not only that, with a new 96GB capacity (something rarely seen these days) model being made available to the family, enterprise customers now have more choices when it comes to selecting just the right solution for backing up a plethora of data in their organization.

Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

   Let there be light – at least, that is what you will be saying to yourself when you bring home the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. Why so, you ask? Well, this is the first device of its kind – it is a light powered keyboard. This unique peripheral will juice itself up whenever there is light, even when indoors (so you don’t have to bake yourself and get a nasty tan when using your computer), doing away with battery hassles of the past. Being the next big innovation where keyboard technology is concerned, even when you leave the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 in total darkness, it has enough juice to work for up to 3 months before requiring some sunshine to replenish its reserves.

   To make it all the more greener, the K750 is also PVC-free when it comes to its construction, boasting a fully recyclable packaging in the process in order to minimize its footprint. There is an integrated solar panel to collect all forms of light, so you won’t need to worry about toting around power bricks or additional charging cables.

   From November 15th onwards, you can download a solar power app which is a lux meter that helps you obtain the necessary light to keep it going, making it a snap to retrieve essential information concerning battery levels at a glance, while being alerted whenever its juice starts to run low.

   Logitech’s first solar keyboard can also be powered via indoor light, while an integrated power-indicator light does away with any surprises. It measures a mere 1/3-inch thick, and looks pretty good with its rounded edges and thin profile. Boasting Logitech Incurve keys, its concave design will support the shape of your fingertips, while helping guide your fingers to the right keys. Connected wirelessly via 2.4GHz technology, the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750 is tipped to hit the US and Europe this month for $79.99.

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MP3/iPod Wireless Sound Pillow

MP3/iPod Wireless Sound Pillow



   If you want to listen to your favorite tunes all around at night without having to go throgh the trouble of disturbing your loved one who is snoring away so soundly right beside you, then you might be interested to check out the £24.95 MP3/iPod Wireless Sound Pillow. Now available for pre-order, it is expected to be delivered when November 5 rolls around, which isn’t too shabby when you think about it since that is less than a couple of weeks away. This is the perfect tool for tuning in to your iPod or MP3 player in bed to have a little “alone” time. Since it sports wireless connectivity, you are able to transmit audio from just about any source, where the TV is not exempted either. Audio will be transmitted via the pillow at a comfortable listening level, and it will play nice with any audio source that relies on a 3.5mm audio cable. Powered by a couple of AA batteries, this should be able to last for a fair number of hours before running out of juice.


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Transcend Goggles give you your skiing stats

GOGGLES GIVE YOUR SKIING STATISTICS DATA

   These Transcend Goggles come from Recon Instruments and Zeal Optics.  They come with GPS and a display on the inside of the goggles.  That display will tell you things like your coordinates, outdoor conditions, speed, altitude, total distance, the temperature and number of runs.  You can even use it as a stopwatch and a clock.  It’ll even keep track of your progress.  To get all of that fancy technology placed right in front of your eyes you’ll have to pay up $399.  That is unless you’d like the fancy set with photochromic (automatic transitioning) lenses, then it’s $499.

Source: Technabob

TAPS SHOWS THE AMOUNT OF WATER FLOWN

TAPS SHOWS HOW MUCH AMOUNT OF WATER FLOWN FROM IT.

   This  concept known as the “No More No Less”. It allows the user to specify the amount of water that you get before you even turn it on.

   So you know how you have recipes that call for certain cups of water? You will be able to get that amount from the faucet itself, without ever using a measuring cup. Considering I have a way of losing measuring cups, I wouldn’t mind having this on my faucet.

   By the way, this faucet is able to control the temperature of the water as well as the amount. All of this control is possible with an LCD display.

   In case you are wondering what is powering the display. Consider it hydroelectric. Somehow, all of the water gushing through this faucet can power up this screen

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Photo Album Story Teller

THIS DEVICE TELLS ABOUT THE STORY OF THE PHOTOS

    Usually I write down the history of a photo as I put it in an album.  That way if I forget or someone else seeing the album wants to know, it’s easy for them to glance at it and know.  However, if you’re just not big on writing or would prefer to leave your voice behind instead, this Photo Album Story Teller will let you record the story behind each and every picture.

   The great benefit is that you can have your Grandmother tell the story on some old pictures and you’ll get to hear it from her perspective.  With each picture you put on a little sticker and the device scans that sticker.  It will then play the story that goes with it out loud.  The kit comes with 500 stickers, so you do have a limit on the amount of pictures you can do this on.  Just in case the device gets compromised you can back up your recordings on your computer.  You can purchase it for $99.95.

Source: GeekAlerts

THE WORLD'S FIRST GPS CAMERA

Casio EXILIM EX-H20G Hybrid GPS-- The World's first GPS Digital Camera

        Casio scores another world’s first with the EXILIM EX-H20G Hybrid GPS digital camera, making it the ideal traveling companion. Why do we say so? Well, the integrated Hybrid GPS system will deliver ultra-precise location data for the geotagging of photos and videos. Sounds normal, but you would be stoked to know that this is also the first camera that is able to geotag indoors. Yup, we’ve said it – you can even go into your home without missing a beat, snapping away happily while having those images tagged. Apart from that, you can also view your location on the camera itself thanks to a pre-loaded map on the EX-H20G.

     Geotagging has certainly been made all the more popular these days thanks to the introduction of photo-sharing Web sites, and consumers do take the effort and time to do more with their images. The Casio Exilim EX-H20G intends to take the geotagging experience to a new level, whereby it will incorporate exciting technologies to make the entire process fun, easy and completely seamless. How does it work indoors, you ask? Well, that is why it was dubbed the “Hybrid GPS system”, merging GPS with autonomic positioning, where it is made possible thanks to an internal motion sensor. This allows the EX-H20G to track a user’s last known satellite-acquired position against map data stored in the camera’s internal memory, no matter if you are indoors or not. Not only that, the camera itself comes pre-loaded with information regarding 10,000 sightseeing photo spots worldside, and each time you are within range of one of these photo spots, the EX-H20G will automatically alert you, letting you know that you’re standing on the site of a point-of-interest.

    This might just change the way you snap photos as you will probably want to make full use of the Hybrid GPS system, changing the way you travel and plan your holidays. We wonder whether this consumer level feature will ever make its way to the DSLR market, or would DSLRs remain within the realm of serious folk who do not want something like a GPS system interfere with its final results? Only time will tell, but we know that this 14.1-megapixel shooter will hit the market later this November for $349.95.

Kensington bluetooth keyboard case for iPad

Kensington bluetooth keyboard case for iPad

       If you are a regular PC or laptop user, and you recently bought an iPad but it’s hard for you to enter text with a touch, then Kensington know what you need. Kensington introduces a new case for iPad, which comes with a bluetooth keyboard. So with this case, you are getting protection and ease, and it turns your iPad into a laptop. There are also some hotkeys on the keyboard. The keyboard comes with a powerful Lithium Ion battery. The case is going for $99, so if you are interested, then get one.


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Smart Finger measures without tape

SMART FINGER MEASURES WITHOUT TAPE       

    This might be a sign that we’re all getting just a little spoiled when it comes to our touchscreens.  All of this just moving around your fingers to enlarge an image is just too much luxury for the human race.  Now people are even getting to the point where they don’t want to bother with measuring tape.  Instead you just pick up a couple of finger covers and they’ll do the measuring for you.  No tape necessary.

    The Smart Finger is made out of silicon to make it possible to wear it with any finger size.  It manages to measure length, breadth and volume all through pushing a few little buttons.  Once it measures the distance it’ll display it through LED.  It measures by the basis of the time taken by the signal to beam from one finger to the other and back again.  Right now this is obviously a concept, but it is an insteresting one to say the least.

Source: Yanko

Sony rolls out new DSLRs

Sony rolls out new DSLRs

    Sony is back in the digital camera game, introducing new models which are powered by the world’s first translucent mirror technology that paves the way for simultaneous auto focus and capture in an interchangeable lens digital camera. These new models are capable of deliver continuous phase detect AF during 10 fps High-Speed Shooting and Full HD Movie Shooting moments. The two models that we’re talking about would hail from the Alpha range, where they are known as the SLT-A55V and the SLT-A33. Just what is Translucent Mirror Technology, you ask? More on that in the extended post.

      Translucent Mirror Technology basically delivers performance that was previously unattainable with traditional DSLR technology. Both the a55 and a33 models are able to continuously and quickly focus (with TTL phase-detection) while shooting stills and recording video, even when you decide to take the full HD route, letting desired moments to be captured in tack sharp focus, high-definition video. As mentioned earlier, they are able to shoot continuously at up to 10 frames per second on the a55 (the a33 can muster up to seven only though), making them the fastest shooting speeds in the industry for an APS-C size sensor-equipped interchangeable lens cameras that do not cost more than $1,000.

CAMERA CAPTURES 360 DEGREE VIEW

CAMERA THAT CAPTURES 360 DEGREE VIEW


    Just when you thought a simple photograph could no longer blow you away, along comes the Lomo Panoramic 360° Camera to put a whole new perspective on things – literally. Because despite utilising 35mm film and a manual rubber band drive, this jaw-droppingly unique camera captures trulypanoramic shots of the world around you. 

   Simply grab the handle, tug the ripcord and gawp as the idiot-proof Lomo spins on its own axis, snapping everything it sees for one breathtaking, super-wide, all-encompassing shot that’s four times longer than a standard landscape snap. It’s like having eyes in the back of your head. And the front and the sides. 




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Logitech aims to keep gamers happy

Logitech aims to keep gamers happy with new peripherals
    You love with playing games.. Of course every one likes to play games in there leasure time.. Check this below peripherals. LOGITECH has recently released this gadgets specially for Gamers... Use this peripherals play the games more easily..

Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930

     The Wireless Gaming Headset G930 will deliver 7.1 Dolby surround sound without the actual setup, amazing how technology can be compressed to recreate such an experience on a pair of headphones. This delivers a detailed, positional soundfield that lets you hear your opponents before they see you. With gaming-grade wireless technology which allows two-way, uncompressed audio streaming, you will be able to focus more on the game instead of being frustrated by typical wireless lag or interference annoyances.

Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700

   Do plenty of MMORPGs? The G700 is just the mouse for you, and it is also full well capable of extending its capabilities to cater to FPS fans. AFter all, with 13 precisely placed controls which can be programmed to perform single actions, or even complex macros using with a single click, you don’t need to look elsewhere for an equivalent. Boasting full-speed wireless connection (1000 reports per second), you gain gaming performance without par, sans lags that are normally associated with wireless peripherals. Doesn’t look as though it fits left handed folks though, bummer.

Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510

     The Gaming Keyboard G510 oozes of pure win, thanks to 18 programmable G-keys with three mode states, combining well to deliver up to 54 possible macro settings per game. These macros can be pre-defined to cater for different games, with the choice to create new ones for easy customization. With its GamePanel LCD display, you will also get real-time game stats and PC performance data.

The Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930, Logitech Wireless Gaming Mouse G700 and Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510 will retail for $159.99, $99.99 and $119.99, respectively.

Panasonic HDC-SDT750 camcorder goes 3D

Panasonic HDC-SDT750 camcorder goes 3D

        Stereoscopic 3D is a huge issue these days, and many companies have already rolled out full HD 3D-capable TVs at CES earlier this year, where many models have started to penetrate markets worldwide following the January announcement. Well, why wait for your local TV stations to offer 3D channels when you can create and store your own memories in 3D format? Panasonic offers this ability with the HDC-SDT750, which is touted to be the first consumer 3D camcorder in the world. It will be accompanied by a 3D conversion lens which allows you to shoot powerful and true-to-life 3D video content. Of course, just in case you are mulling over the idea of purchasing a 3D-capable TV in the future, you can always buy the Panasonic SDT750 and use it as a regular camcorder at the moment, where it does full 1080p High Definition (HD) in AVCHD without the 3D conversion lens unattached. Expect it to keep you and your audiences happy with a range of powerful features such as a 3MOS system, a Leica Dicomar lens and a 12x optical zoom.