Forget the Zune 80 this Christmas, they are impossible to get a hold of and go for the smaller, sleek and, ultimately, cuter Zune flash players. Amazon is selling a pink Zune 8 for only $157.74 plus shipping. Other Zune 8 colors are much higher priced at $184.99 or almost the Microsoft suggested retail price of $199. I rather like the green Zune 2, but remember when the original pink Zune first appeared and how popular there were?
Looks like Pasen has rebranded the Teclast C290 into the Pasen ShakeIT. Pasen does know how to make catchy names. They had previously had the Pasen iTouch which was a rebranded iphone clone Onda VX858. Read More »
The Memory Infinite USB flash drive features a USB male connector on one end while the other features a female connector, and was specially designed in this way to enable you to daisy chain a few of these together in order to increase the total storage. Imagine connecting a few of these together to build what is a wearable piece of tech jewelry. Theoretically speaking, you could end up with an unlimited amount of memory should your budget permit you to daisy chain many of these. Hopefully designer Vicky Wei will be able to find a way to produce these on a mass scale eventually, moving beyond the current concept stage. Read More »
You wouldn’t think you’d be able to fit a GSM phone, PDA (with stylus), and regular old “watch” functions into into a “stylish” package like the IMOBILE Flying C1000… but you’d be wrong. Dead wrong. Feast your eyes on the latest and greatest wrist-related marvel out of China — a tiny phone with a touchscreen, Bluetooth support, 60MB of RAM, a video / audio player, a mini USB jack, Read More »
Sony has revealed some new photos of their new Walkman NWD-B100 Mp3 players. The new Walkman device is a portable USB stick design, with a three line display and a lightweight 30g body. Read More »
If you can’t go without constantly having some sort of storage with you at all times, you might want to check out this snack sized gadget. Brando’s super tiny microSD card reader can literally fit in the center of your palm with its 25.5×12×4.5mm dimensions. Read More »
The Optimus Maximus Keyboard, previously just “Optimus keyboard”, is a keyboard currently in development, from the Art. Lebedev Studio, headed by Artemy Lebedev. Each of its keys is a display which can dynamically change to adapt to the keyboard layout in use or to show the function of the key. Pre-orders began on 20 May 2007 for limited production runs.
The design featured on the studio’s website received attention on the web when it was featured on Slashdot on 14 July 2005, and afterwards for a few weeks on other technology websites. Read More »
