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5 hours and 44 minutes ago
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//div pNot all digital photo frames are created equal, and a
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model/a might come with a relatively small 2.4" display but it packs the ability to connect to the
computer via USB, displaying information such as weather conditions by pulling it directly from the
Internet. You will be able to check out on weather conditions from 5 other cities worldwide to know
whether your Aunt Bertha should hang her clothes outside tomorrow in Germany and Little Timmy in
Australia should put on an extra layer of clothing or not. This diminutive digital photo frame also
allows you to stream photos from your Flickr account. An integrated alarm clock with a 2-watt
speaker rounds off the list of features. I suppose the metal guitarist stickman behind is just
there for an artistic statement. You can pick up this nifty desktop addition for A
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5 hours and 50 minutes ago
centerimg title="Samsung Updates BD-P1500 Blu-ray Player" style="MARGIN: 0px" alt="Samsung Updates
BD-P1500 Blu-ray Player" src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/samsung-updates-bdp1500.jpg"
border="0" //centerbr / pSamsung has issued an update for its BD-P1500 Blu-ray player that will
feature Live-capable firmware. In order to update the firmware, you can do so through the player's
graphical user interface or via a
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website/a. Needless to say, there is much more work involved in the latter route as you will then
need to burn the downloaded update onto a CD before BD Live can be enabled. A BD Live-equipped
Blu-ray player for less than $300 might help boost Blu-ray sales, although I think that the PS3
will still be the main mover where players are concerned./p pa
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5 hours and 53 minutes ago
centerimg title="DEOS Blings Up Earphones" style="MARGIN: 0px" alt="DEOS Blings Up Earphones"
src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/deos-diamond52.jpg" border="0" //centerbr / pI guess
the bling culture is here to stay, with London-based DEOS rolling out earphones bright enough to
blind one with all the glitter on them. Should you be running on a virtually unlimited bank
account, then settle for the diamond-studded earphones, while those on a tighter budget can always
look forward to Swarovski crystals. As for the ordinary Joe on the street who want something nice
without breaking the bank, there is the aluminum encrusted model so that you won't feel left out. A
stratospheric $60,000 is the asking price for the diamond-encrusted model, although do expect more
down-to-earth prices with the other two./p pa
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5 hours and 57 minutes ago
div style="FLOAT: right"img title="Cylindrical Solar Panels From Solyndra" alt="Cylindrical Solar
Panels From Solyndra" hspace="5"
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//div pSolyndra has developed cylindrical solar panels that are touted to generate more energy and
is much easier to install on roofs and big buildings. What makes the form factor all the more
desirable is the fact that you can have an array of solar cylinders within a smaller built-up area,
increasing the energy output considerably compared to using traditional flat solar panels. This is
made possible using curved solar panels constructed from thin semiconductor sheets fixed to a glass
tube./p pa
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5 hours and 57 minutes ago
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Non-Transferable" src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/non-transferable-points.jpg"
border="0" //centerbr / pWhy must Nintendo be so uptight and frigid in the way they do things?
First they a
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region compatibility/a with downloaded software for the a
href="http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2008/10/revamped_nintendo_ds_lite_confirmed_announced.html"upcoming
DSi/a, and now we learn that Wii Points, digital currency for the Wii platform cannot be
transferred to Nintendo Points that is meant for the DSi. This is a bummer since there are people
out there who have not touched their Wii Points in months due to many factors (uninteresting games,
being too busy in real life, etc) who might want to check out the DSi when it is released. You will
be able to purchase Nintendo Points cards in 1,000, 3,000 and 5,000 denominations, where individual
titles will be priced at 200, 500 or 800 points. According to Nintendo, the non-transferable policy
is there because Nintendo does not have a centralized bank system despite all the money they're
raking in this generation. /p pa
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6 hours and 6 minutes ago
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Sounds Weird But Works" src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/remock-lockey.jpg" border="0"
//centerbr / pNever mind the name, but the a
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remote-controlled lock that was designed to be installed within the door of the room you want to
secure, and the same door can only be opened using a small remote control shaped after a key. You
will be able to register up to 16 different remotes to a single lock. Good thing the unit is
powered by normal batteries purchased via the store, so there's absolutely no reason for you to
remain locked out due to dead batteries. Interestingly enough, the Remock Lockey will prevent any
locking action from happening if the battery level falls too low for comfort. The Remock Lockey can
be yours for $163, which is much more affordable than a dog./p pa
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6 hours and 9 minutes ago
div style="FLOAT: right"img title="TomTom Helps You Save On Gas" alt="TomTom Helps You Save On Gas"
hspace="5" src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/tomtom-gas.jpg" vspace="5" border="0" //div
pWith oil prices retreating from their all time highs a few months ago due to perceived lack of
demand, many of us are heaving a sigh of relief although the cloud of a recession still hangs over
our heads. TomTom goes the extra mile (pun not intended) with some of its models (GO-930, GO 920T,
GO-920, GO-730, GO-720, 330XLS, 330, 130s and the 130) being able to direct you to the cheapest gas
station in the area. Of course, you will still have to take into consideration the distance and
convenience factors, but then again for $14.95 a year for this service you ought to take full
advantage of it to recoup your investment./p pa
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6 hours and 24 minutes ago
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Robotic Suit For Rent Available" hspace="5"
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pJapanese will soon be able to rent a robotic suit that helps people with mobility problems to move
around independently, although the $2,200 monthly rental will probably put plenty of people off.
Known as HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb), this computerized suit features sensors that will pick up
brain signals that direct limb movement via one's skin. HAL's computer system is belted to the
waist, where it will capture brain signals and translate them to instructions for mechanical leg
braces to act accordingly. Several European nations have already expressed interest in HAL, but
there is no word about a US release just yet. Hopefully as it gets more popular, the rental cost
will come down as well./p pa
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stranger to gaming peripherals, and the Lycosa and Arctosa keyboards are the latest two models to
hit the market. The former is the Razer Lycosa Mirror Special Edition which boasts the addition of
a high-gloss mirror finish, retailing for $79.99 when it is out this December. As for the Razer
Arctosa as seen above, this is a more basic version of the Lycosa, so you can expect a fair number
of features to be missing in comparison, including a backlit keyboard for in-the-dark gaming
sessions. You will be able to pick up the Razer Arctosa in either silver or black colors this
November for $49.99./p pa
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6 hours and 38 minutes ago
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be an interesting Tokyo Game Show yet again this year with NeuroSky announcing a
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new brainwave-controlled game/a developed in collaboration with Square Enix. Of course, this would
mean adding yet another gaming peripheral to your already cluttered home in the form of the
MindSet. The MindSet looks like a pair of headphones, where a single electrode connected to the
user's forehead will read the player's brainwave information (EEG data), registering the commands
and letting players perform relevant actions within the game. Would you make a beeline for this
game, or do you think it is a gimmick at this point in time, rather preferring to wait for a second
generation version to be released before making the plunge?/p pa
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//centerbr / pSamsung has released a couple of portable hard drives in Korea known as the S1 and
S2, where the former holds a 1.8" hard drive while the S2 is able to accommodate larger 2.5"
models. Both of them will come in piano black, wine red, snow white and chocolate brown colors, and
good thing they will look good on just about any desk you place it on. The Samsung S1 has a maximum
capacity of 160GB while the S2 is able to carry up to 500GB of your data around. Both models will
hit Europe later this November, so hold off importing one for yourself at the moment./p pa
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6 hours and 49 minutes ago
div style="FLOAT: right"img title="Sonim XP3 To Arrive In The US" alt="Sonim XP3 To Arrive In The
US" hspace="5" src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/sonim-xp3.jpg" vspace="5" border="0"
//div pThe Sonim XP3 rugged cell phone is but an updated version of the a
href="http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2008/02/sonim-xp1.html"uber tough XP1/a, touted to be
the toughest handset on the market at this point in time. In fact, Sonim has brought its phone on
tour while encouraging spectators to do their worst in order to prove the legitimacy of Sonim's
claims to great success. The updated XP3 will be hitting the US market soon with the following
features :- /p p ul liQuad-band EDGE/li liGPS navigation/li liBluetooth connectivity/li li128 x 160
resolution display (what the?!)/li li3 megapixel camera/li liFlashlight mode/li/ul p/pJust how
tough is the XP3, you ask? Well, it comes with a 3-year no questions asked warranty and is able to
operate within an extreme temperature range of -4 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit, survive 6 to 9 foot
drops on concrete and is 100% waterproof. No word on pricing is available, although you can look
forward to it next March. pa
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6 hours and 54 minutes ago
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border="0" //centerbr / pVerizon might be making plenty of noise with the upcoming BlackBerry Storm
9500, but Vodafone decided to let their action do the talking by actually a
href="http://blackberry.vodafone.co.uk/storm/"announcing the device/a instead of just teasing us
with commercials like Verizon does. The UK carrier is confirmed to be offering the Storm, although
there is no word on a release date nor price yet. In the meanwhile, here are the specifications to
refresh your memory. /p p ul li3.25" touch screen display at 460 x 360 resolution/LI LI3.2
megapixel camera with autofocus and flash/LI LIAutomatic screen rotation/LI LI128MB RAM /LI LI1GB
internal memory/LI LImicroSDHC memory card slot/LI LIHSPA connectivity/LI/UL P/PWhat, no Wi-Fi? pa
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6 hours and 59 minutes ago
centerimg title="Two Lamps Design Is Smart" style="MARGIN: 0px" alt="Two Lamps Design Is Smart"
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practical - the Two Lamps design from LifeGoods sees it function as a bedside lamp when stationary,
and should you need to get out of bed to investigate strange noises in the living room, simply
remove the top portion of the lamp and carry the flashlight with you. This flashlight comes with a
rechargeable battery inside, so no worries about having it run out of juice at the most crucial
moments. Would be nice to see this concept hit the market as it merges both functionality and
aesthetics in a single appliance./p pa
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7 hours and 2 minutes ago
centerimg title="USB Lab Flash Drive" style="MARGIN: 0px" alt="USB Lab Flash Drive"
src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/usb-lab.jpg" border="0" //centerbr / pMany preachers
these days do carry a PowerPoint slide to augment their sermons so that the parish won't feel too
bored, and will be able to get their message across in a much more effective manner. a
href="http://www.gerardmoline.com/"Gerard Moline/a has come up with a conceptual USB flash drive
known as the USB Lab, and it comes in the form factor of a cross that usually hangs around the neck
of a pastor or a priest. As you can tell, it isn't able to ward off vampires or the undead, but
will carry a few GB worth of data easily. /p pa
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7 hours and 19 minutes ago
div style="FLOAT: right"img title="RennSport Wheel Stand Prevents You From Getting Carried Away"
alt="RennSport Wheel Stand Prevents You From Getting Carried Away" hspace="5"
src="http://www.ubergizmo.com/photos/2008/10/fanatec-stand.jpg" vspace="5" border="0" //div pWith
the advent of better graphics and audio, video games have gotten more and more immersive, and
driving simulators are extremely good examples of sending its player into a totally different zone.
Most gamers who love driving sims on their consoles will probably have a steering wheel setup ready
in the living room, but how many of these stay in place during an intense race? With the RennSport
Wheel Stand from Fanatec, it helps gamers play without worrying about pedals or steering wheels
moving out of position thanks to its lockdown feature that keeps the steering wheel in place while
your pedals remain firmly grounded onto a solid, non-slip base. You will be able to pick up the
RennSport Wheel Stand at the end of this month for $130./p pa
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//centerbr / pThe Dell Mini 9 has already been touted to be an utopia of sorts for modders thanks
to the tons of space within despite being a netbook. A MyDellMini forum user known as Tom Beauchamp
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//centerbr / pMost Bluetooth headsets do nothing but offer hands-free communications, right?
Apparently not. SouthWing has gone the extra mile with its SH241 Bluetooth headset which is able to
tap into ATamp;T's VoiceInfo news and information service at the press of a button, allowing you to
listen to the latest in headlines, travel, sports, news, and weather information as long as you're
hooked to a ATamp;T Bluetooth-capable cell phone (iPhone users, let out a whoop of joy!). Since the
system is voice-activated, all you need to do is speak your selections and you're good to go,
although I'm not sure how accurate the speech recognition system is. At least there is no need to
press further buttons to help you concentrate better on the task at hand. You will be able to pick
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