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bidhere.com- A cool site to bid 28 Oct 2009 5:07 AM (15 years ago)

Hi All,I am very sure that you all must be knowing, that e bay was the top auction site in the world so far. But, ebay is rather boring auction site as you know. We must bid with the high price and wait until the time reach it's limit. But, there is a site that feel more interesting and as well as more cheaper than ebay. There is Bidhere.com. BidHere is a good and unique auction site when you want to find what and all you need. Especially for electronic tools. Really a very good opportunity for the auction or the live auction. New ways offered for auction by the BidHere.com. You just need to buy some point and you will not believe with what you see in it.

This BidHere.com is an auction room, where the bolt of new products like the Nintendo, Apple i-Pod, win , laptops, some digital SLR cameras and LCD TVs are the daily auction block and sold at very crazy price. What are they? They offer the hottest gadgets and also much more in demand at reasonable prices. That is the latest offering from the new consumer electronics, watches and other consumables from leading manufacturers necessary. The Bidhere is a unique auction on the Internet. But, you can also buy now these item with the normal price.

Like most people, this Bidhere was a very attractive and don't need a lot of internet speed connection. So ,Bidhere is a nice place where products auction Penny as the new Nintendo Wii, Apple i-Pod, leaptops, digital cameras and LCD televisions, which sell at a lower price. Try this and enjoy !

Nokia 6263 13 Jul 2009 4:11 AM (15 years ago)

Hi this is the new mobile from NOKIA .This t -mobile had many facilities that will be attractive.The bad news about this mobile is that they still don't have a 3G network available for their customers to use them on. The newest addition to this product line for the missing service is the latest one called Nokia 6263. Eventually, the phone will support 1700MHz UMTS network. The Samsung T 639 was the first phone in this product line. Really a great advantage right ? .It's a clamshell with music features and dedicated controls. It also has stereo Bluetooth, an FM radio, and a micro-SD for added capacity. The phone should be available from T-Mobile any day any where, but they have yet to put a price on this piece. As for the 3G network, we should finally see it roll out early in 2008. That should be just in time for the company to fall behind the rest of the companies again as other companies get their 4G networks rolling strong. Hope you will like this mobile

BIG BANG PROJECT -LHC IMAGE 11 Jul 2009 12:05 AM (15 years ago)

THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER AT CERN

SOME CONFUSING GRE WORDS 10 Jul 2009 10:44 PM (15 years ago)

Misapprehension - mistaken belief...... (Apprehension on GRE means feeling of worry or fear, other meaning for apprehension is understanding which is considered when considering the meaning of misapprehension).

Enervate - weaken; cause someone to feel drained of energy.

Deference - humble respect ..... (Defer means to put something off to a later time; OR humbly give in to....the latter verb form is kept in mind for the meaning of it as noun).

Confound - confuse

Fatuous - silly and pointless..... (adj form of noun fatuity which means foolishness)

Reproach - accuse of; express disapproval of or disappointment with.

Exorcise - drive an evil spirit from a person or place.

Cleave - stick fast to; become strongly involved with; divide or split .... (Cleaver on the other hand is a noun which means a tool with broad blade, used for chopping meat).

Invigoration - give strength.

Decried - publicly declare to be wrong.

Probity - honesty and decency.

Plaintive - sounding sad and mournful.

Complacent - uncritically satified with yourself. e.g - We must not be complacent about our achievements; there is still a lot to be done.

Complaisant - ready to please; obliging.; willing to please others or to accept their behaviour without protest.

Commensurate - corresponding or in proportion.

USB Mouse - To monitor your typing speed 8 Jul 2009 5:34 PM (15 years ago)

Hi every one, Typing can some times get very boring especially if you are working on a long document in your office. Now with this USB Mouse you can have some fun while typing. What you do is simply connect the Mouse to the USB port and start typing your document. The faster you type, the faster he pedals! The LCD display will show how fast you are typing it. Now you can find out who really is the fastest typer in your office! Amazing right ?

YouTube, Google Videos & other videos on mobile 7 Jul 2009 7:25 AM (15 years ago)

Search your favorite video on mobile phone is as easier as desktop PC with Avot mV. It seamlessly searches the video clip you want. watch unlimited number of videos with intuitive user interface. Watch what you want! organize your favorite videos by creating a myFavs playlist of your favorite videos which you can watch anytime you want!
Avot mV offers you a great mobile experience that allows you to search and play your favorite video clips directly,excellently and seamlessly from various video sharing sites. The Avot mV solution allows users to browse through the aggregated video channels and directory of billions of videos from video sharing sites. Also, the users have the option of organizing video playlists using Avot mV making your mobile phone a video jukebox on the go.
You can go to the website and can download the mobile browser and from that browser you can watch videos from all over the internet. you can organise your playlists,favourites etc here using the mobile browser.
More over Avot.mV is free to use. The download charges purely depends on your network provider.other than that there will be no charges from Avot.mV, it's cool right?

The Squircle 5 Jul 2009 5:27 PM (15 years ago)

Oh, this is the Squircle. Not only the product with the lowest score on the CNET.co.uk, but the product one we felt less love for than all our televisions editor feels for his PC. This MP3 player, is complete with zero megabytes of internal memory and lump of design, had the power to sit on shelves asking for money.

This MP3 player uses some SD cards to store music. If you don't, don't shout just yet. While an MP3 player running on removable media sounds moderately useful, bear in your mind it sounds about as pleasant as a baby seal being clubbed to the death. Why such a product even exists is utterly beyond our combined comprehension.This is one among the terrifying tech products for the past 100 years .Meet you soon with another cool terrible tech product..bye

Fujitsu Siemens thinks green 4 Jul 2009 8:45 PM (15 years ago)

Hi friends , the Siemens is currently working on a prototype 22″ LCD monitor that comes with built-in solar panels working in tandem with a capacitor and special relay to reduce power usage when on standby. Heck, theoretically it ought to be able to operate in zero consumption mode for five days on standby. When it is active, this prototype LCD monitor takes up a mere 0.6-0.9W of electricity. Fujitsu Siemens is hoping that this new green technology will be used in TVs too, as it prepares to do some roll out with an improved, consumer-ready version of its prototype sometime in Q2 2008.

PALM CENTRO-RED 3 Jul 2009 6:18 AM (15 years ago)

The BEST: The Palm Centro sheds some of the weight and bulk of Palm Treo to make for a more compact smartphone. It also carries an attractive price tag and offers a lot for the money, including Bluetooth, EV-DO support, push e-mail, and a suite of productivity apps.

The WORST: The Centro's QWERTY keyboard is extremely cramped and the hardware feels a bit toylike. The phone's speaker is on the weaker side, and it lacks Wi-Fi.

The bottom line: The Palm Centro isn't the innovative product we were looking for from the company, but with its slimmer size, ease of use, and affordable price tag, the Centro is a good option for those looking for their first smartphone.

Specs: OS provided: Palm OS 5.4.9; Wireless connectivity: IrDA,; Bluetooth; Talk time: 210 min

WORLD'S SMALLEST CAMERA............ 1 Jul 2009 7:02 AM (15 years ago)

Hi all, It may have some competition for the title, but Taiwan's Misumi seems willing to take its own chances and has gone out and also claimed that its new MO-R803 camera is, in fact, the world's smallest. While that distinction seems unlikely to stick for long, the camera is certainly tiny, measuring just 4.4 mm in diameter and 15 mm in length, with a cool bendable "snake" attached to it to keep you from losing it. Of course, you all will have to make do with a 320x240 resolution, but you will get your choice of standard or wide-angle lenses. No words on what it costs, but those willing to order 'em in bulk it can apparently get in touch with Misumi for a quote. So try this once.

WHITE HAT HACKERS.............. 30 Jun 2009 7:07 AM (15 years ago)

Hackers that use their hacking skills for good are referred to as "white hat" hackers. Often referred to as Ethical Hackers, these non-criminal hackers are hired by companies to examine and test the integrity of their systems. Other white hat hackers, operate without company permission by bending but not breaking the laws and int progress have created some very cool features. This article examines and selects the Five Best Non-Criminal Hackers and the innovations and technologies that they have developed:

1. Stephen Wozniak

Nicknamed Woz, he is often referred to as the other Steve of Apple. Wozniak and Steve Jobs, co-founded Apple Computer. Woz started his hacking making blue boxes, which are devices that bypass telephone switching mechanisms enabling users to make free long distance calls. Woz and Jobs sold these blue boxes to their classmates in college and even used a blue box to call the Pope while pretending to be Henry Kissinger.

Wozniak dropped out of college and invented the compute that made him famous. Jobs had the idea to sell the computer as a fully assembled PC board. The idea was conceived and developed in Jobs garage. Wozniak and Jobs sold the first 100 of the Apple I to a local dealer for $666.66 each.

Woz currently focuses on philanthropy and no longer works full time for Apple. "Wozniak 'adopted' the Los Gatos School District, providing students and teachers with hands-on teaching and donations of state-of-the-art technology equipment."

2. Tim Berners-Lee

Berners-Lee is credited with being the inventor of the World Wide Web. Berners-Lee has been honored with numerous recognitions incuding the Millennium Technology Prize.

Berners-Lee was first caught hacking access codes with a friend while a student at Oxford University. He was then banned from the University computers.

Berners-Lee realized that hypertext could be joined with the Internet. Berners-Lee recounts how he put them together: "I just had to take the hypertext idea and connect it to the TCP and DNS ideas and – ta-da! – the World Wide Web."

Since his creation of the World Wide Web, Berners-Lee founded the World Wide Web Consortium at MIT. The W3C describes itself as "an international consortium where Member organizations, a full-time staff and the public work together to develop Web standards." Berners-Lee's World Wide Web idea, as well as standards from the W3C, is distributed freely with no patent or royalties due.

3. Linus Torvalds

Torvalds fathered Linux, the very popular Unix-based operating system. He calls himself "an engineer," and has said that his aspirations are simple, "I just want to have fun making the best damn operating system I can."

Torvalds got his start in computers with a Commodore VIC-20, an 8-bit home computer. He then moved on to a Sinclair QL. Wikipedia reports that he modified the Sinclair "extensively, especially its operating system." Specifically, Torvalds hacks included "an assembler and a text editor…as well as a few games."

Torvalds created the Linux kernel in 1991, using the Minix operating system as inspiration. He started with a task switcher in Intel 80386 assembly and a terminal driver. After that, he put out a call for others to contribute code, which they did. Currently, only about 2 percent of the current Linux kernel is written by Torvalds himself. The success of this public invitation to contribute code for Linux is touted as one of the most prominent examples of free/open source software.

Currently, Torvalds serves as the Linux ringleader, coordinating the code that volunteer programmers contribute to the kernel. He has had an asteroid named after him and received honorary doctorates from Stockholm University and University of Helsinki. He was also featured in Time Magazine's "60 Years of Heroes."

4. Richard Stallman

Stallman's fame derives from the GNU Project, which he founded to develop a free operating system. For this, he's known as the father of free software. His "Serious Bio" asserts, "Non-free software keeps users divided and helpless, forbidden to share it and unable to change it. A free operating system is essential for people to be able to use computers in freedom."

Stallman, who prefers to be called rms, got his start hacking at MIT. He worked as a "staff hacker" on the Emacs project and others. He was a critic of restricted computer access in the lab. When a password system was installed, Stallman broke it down, resetting passwords to null strings, then sent users messages informing them of the removal of the password system.

Stallman's crusade for free software started with a printer. At the MIT lab, he and other hackers were allowed to modify code on printers so that they sent convenient alert messages. However, a new printer came along – one that they were not allowed to modify. It was located away from the lab and the absence of the alerts presented an inconvenience. It was at this point that he was "convinced…of the ethical need to require free software."

With this inspiration, he began work on GNU. Stallman wrote an essay, "The GNU Project," in which he recalls choosing to work on an operating system because it's a foundation, "the crucial software to use a computer." At this time, the GNU/Linux version of the operating system uses the Linux kernel started by Torvalds. GNU is distributed under "copyleft," a method that employs copyright law to allow users to use, modify, copy and distribute the software.

Stallman's life continues to revolve around the promotion of free software. He works against movements like Digital Rights Management (or as he prefers, Digital Restrictions Management) through organizations like Free Software Foundation and League for Programming Freedom. He has received extensive recognition for his work, including awards, fellowships and four honorary doctorates.

5. Tsutomu Shimomura

Shimomura reached fame in an unfortunate manner: he was hacked by Kevin Mitnick. Following this personal attack, he made it his cause to help the FBI capture him.

Shimomura's work to catch Mitnick is commendable, but he is not without his own dark side. Author Bruce Sterling recalls: "He pulls out this AT&T cellphone, pulls it out of the shrinkwrap, finger-hacks it, and starts monitoring phone calls going up and down Capitol Hill while an FBI agent is standing at his shoulder, listening to him."

Shimomura out-hacked Mitnick to bring him down. Shortly after finding out about the intrusion, he rallied a team and got to work finding Mitnick. Using Mitnick's cell phone, they tracked him near Raleigh-Durham International Airport. The article, "SDSC Computer Experts Help FBI Capture Computer Terrorist" recounts how Shimomura pinpointed Mitnick's location. Armed with a technician from the phone company, Shimomura "used a cellular frequency direction-finding antenna hooked up to a laptop to narrow the search to an apartment complex." Mitnick was arrested shortly thereafter. Following the pursuit, Shimomura wrote a book about the incident with journalist John Markoff, which was later turned into a movie.

OPEN FRAME.....A LANDLINE WITH IPHONE 3G FACILITIES ! 28 Jun 2009 10:57 PM (15 years ago)

Sony Ericcson W960i.......... a music phone player 27 Jun 2009 5:33 AM (15 years ago)

Sony Ericsson has made a lot of improvement on its products; a 3.2MP camera is being a standard to its entire product. Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® music phone, which is available for WiFi support, is a walkman version of Sony Ericsson P1i smart phone. Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® phone will be available in Vinyl Black from Q4 2007.

Sony Ericsson W960i Walkman®: Music Marathon Player Phone

Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® comes in a super stylish vinyl black colored casing. Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® is definitely a music phone with 3G capability support, fully provides users with high-speed technology and highest quality music features. I am very impressed with its features, touch display and 8GB memory. Imagine it; you can put all your favorites’ music inside this phone.

The Sony Ericsson W series has a popular range name, which is adored by all music loving cell phone users, Sony Ericsson call this feature as Walkman® feature, that fully focusing its products for music maniacs. You can do your music marathon up to 700 albums (about 8,000 songs can be stored on the 8GB memory of the Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman®). You can easily manage your own tracks, transfer up to 1GB of data in less than 3 minutes from your PC to the cell phone.

Sony Ericsson W960i Walkman®: Advantage Features for Music Maniac

Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® comes with the new Stereo Bluetooth™ Headset HBH-DS220; you can dance much more than the night away. Music companion is a standard for all Sony Ericsson W series, which is definitely makes it user enjoy a truly portable and fun music experience.

Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® also comes with a useful music feature, which is supporting music recognition feature know as TrackID™. TrackID™ is powered by Gracenote mobile music, this feature is quick and easy use that allows the user to record a few seconds worth of a song that they like, and then will be sent to TrackID™ which will provide the user with the name of the song, artist or band name and the album name within a few seconds.

Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® also comes with PlayNow™ feature, which is allowing it user to buy or audition ring tones in three clicks of a key, which is the fastest way to download the latest ring tones to their cell phone.

Mega Bass™, which is the feature that allows the Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman®’s user to enjoy high quality bass frequencies through the cell phone’s speakers or when using the headphones. Finally, Sony Ericsson W960 Walkman® includes Disc2Phone software, which allows its user to drag and drop music transfer from their CD’s to their handset.

Sony Ericsson W960i Walkman® specs include :

• Tri Band: UMTS 2100-GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 connectivity
• 2.6 inch screen - 240×320 PX, 262K color display (touch screen)
• 3.2MP camera auto focus, 3x digital zoom, photo light, video recording
• Walkman® Music Player, Mega Bass™, TrackID™, PlayNow™, FM Radio RDS, Bluetooth® Stereo (A2DP)
• Java™ Games, 3D Games, Embedded Games, Downloadable Games
• 3G, Bluetooth®, USB, WLAN
• Internet: Opera™ Web Browser, RSS Feeds
• 8GB internal memory phone
• Size: 109 x 55 x 16 mm
• Weight: 119 gram
• Ring tone types: Polyphonic, MP3, AAC
• 9 hours talk time, 370 hours standby

IPHONE...... 23 Jun 2009 9:44 PM (15 years ago)

IPHONE: IPOD + PHONE

The long-awaited Apple iPhone, which hits store shelves on June 29, marks Apple's formal entry into the cell phone world.It's a phone with an ipod or an ipod with a phone. Steve Jobs announced the iPhone at Macworld 2007 to a frenzied reception and the handset has continued to attract wide interest since then. A full iPod MP3 player with a wide screen, the iPhone also packs in a version of OS X, true push e-mail via Yahoo Mail (plus compatibility with your office e-mail), a 2-megapixel camera(but 5 mpx cameras were introduced in mobiles already), and a 3.5-inch display with higher resolution than any current iPod. But with only one physical controller and only a touch screen for a keypad, some critics predict that the iPhone will be harder to use than fans might like. The iPhone will be available in 4GB and 8GB configurations for $499 and $599, respectively, and will be carried by AT&T starting on June 29, 2007.

The iPhone, as Jobs proudly dubbed the device to thunderous applause, will be three devices in one: a cell phone, a wide-screen iPod with touch controls, and an Internet communications device. Cingular is the lucky carrier (apparently the companies have patched up their relationship following the Motorola Rokr bust).

As usual with Apple gear, the iPhone breaks some design boundaries. Say goodbye to traditional cell phone buttons-the iPhone is all touch screen, all the time. With only one hardware control (a "home" key), iPhone's real estate is dominated by a huge, 3.5-inch display. From what we call tell, the device looks beautiful with a resolution of 320x480x160 pixels per inch (the highest iPod resolution yet, according to Jobs). The videos and photos look great, and we love that the "smart" screen shifts automatically to a landscape orientation when you start to play a video. One giant touch screen controls the phone, and no stylus is needed. Use your fingers to type messages and e-mails on an onscreen keyboard--Jobs promises onscreen typing will be faster than on a standard smart-phone keypad, but we'll believe that theory when we actually get a device in our hands.

Of course, such a large display makes for a large phone: the iPhone measures 4.5x2.4x0.46 inches. No, it won't slide into smaller pockets, but it joins the similarly sized Palm Treo 750, and its weight (4.8 ounces) is mostly standard for a handset of this size. Of course, the slim profile is noteworthy as well. We're a tad surprised Apple has jumped on the thin phone bandwagon, but trim design, after all, is the cell phone trend of the day. As Jobs made clear, iPhone is thinner than both the Motorola Q and the Samsung BlackJack.

Pen-shaped wireless mouse 23 Jun 2009 6:44 AM (15 years ago)

There is no need for explaining the importance of mouse as a controlling device to any PC user. It is hard to imagine that there may be an alternative to this well-known device that we have got accustomed to. Yet, it's not the fact that the traditional shape of the mouse is the most convenient and also an efficient one. Thus, some designers think that there is a possibility to change the way mouse looks.
The proposed gadget being a wireless mouse looks like a standard pen. Actually this unique control device functions as a simple pen as well enabling you to put down everything you want, but when you de tach the receiver and insert it into your own USB port ,the pen functions as a mouse.

IPOD TO IPOD TRANSFER DEVICE 20 Jun 2009 1:17 AM (15 years ago)

SAFE TYPE VERTICAL MOUSE 19 Jun 2009 8:17 PM (15 years ago)

The Safe Type Mouse provides the same neutral, thumbs up, hand shake position as the Safe Type Keyboard. This revolutionary product allows all of the muscles of the hand, arm and shoulder to effectively relax. Most users feel an instant relief when switching to this Safe Type Mouse. Available in Right Hand model only. Used together, the Safe Type Keyboard and the Safe Type Mouse. This will provide the most desirable ergonomic combination possible. The Scientific EMG measurement of muscle activity demonstrates a substantial reduction in stresses on all of the involved muscle groups and tendons. Buy this mouse and enjoy the gaming .

Nikon D80 Digital SLR Camera Review - It's First Impressions 15 Jun 2009 7:10 AM (15 years ago)

Basic Specifications
Resolution:	10.20 Megapixels
Kit Lens:	7.50x zoom 18-135mm (27-203mm eq.)
Viewfinder:	Optical
LCD Size:	2.5 inch
ISO:	100-3200
Shutter:	30-1/4000
Max Aperture:	3.5
Mem Type:	SDHC / SD
Battery:	Custom LiIon
Dimensions:	5.2x4.1x3.0in (132x103x77mm)
Weight:	20.6 oz (585 g)
MSRP:	$1,000
Availability:	09/2006

TERRIFYING TECH PRODUCTS-Sinclair C5 14 Jun 2009 8:22 PM (15 years ago)

A year never goes by without someone inventing something hilariously useless. Over the next ten pages, we'll take you on a guided tour of disastrous tech products, the gadgets and concepts we felt really surpassed themselves in being utterly crapulous. Many of these travesties aimed to reinvent the wheel, but were plagued by huge dollops of fail. Speaking of which...

Sinclair C5
Despite being an electric vehicle that respected the environment, the Sinclair C5 was a prodigious commercial flop. This battery- and pedal-powered three-wheeler was ahead of its time -- it was the first electric vehicle designed for mass production. Sadly it sucked beyond belief.

When released in January 1985, the C5 cost £399, back when the average house price in the UK was about £31,000. Designed by Sir Clive Sinclair, it was essentially a battery-assisted tricycle with handlebars for steering. Perhaps one of the reasons it never took off as a mode of transport was that its top speed was a crappy 15mph -- just twice the speed of one of those electric mobility scooters for old people.

Total sales figures vary from source to source, but the average is about 15,000 units sold. The main problems of the C5 include the fact that the driver was exposed to the weather, cold weather shortened its battery life -- well done launching it in January, Sir Clive -- the seat-to-pedal distance was unchangeable, there were no gears and it overheated going up hills. Uselessness of the highest order.

Nikon D80 Digital SLR Camera 8 Jun 2009 7:20 PM (15 years ago)

Hi all, The cool Nikon D80 has an 10.2 effective megapixel CCD sensor. It also has an automatic ISO mode which automatically adjusts the light sensitivity from ISO 100 to ISO 1600 giving cool and some excellent results in all light conditions. Like all digital cameras, it has seven different modes including Auto, Portrait, Landscape, Close Up, Sports, Night Landscape and Night Portrait) etc , for different situations.

PHOTOS TAKEN WITH NIKON D80:

NINTENDO WARNS OF SHORTAGE OF WII' AVILABILITY 2 Jun 2009 2:28 AM (15 years ago)

People all around the globe (maybe with a few exceptions) try to find a Wii - and as Christmas is coming, more desperately than ever - but Wii availability is still to low.

Back in April 2007 Nintendo made the estimation of 14m Wii consoles for yearly shipment but they raised it up to 17.5m units.

They will be shipping another 3.5m units globally for Christmas.

Nevertheless the company declared that it will not be guaranteed that every willing buyer will get his Wii this Christmas.

Here are some quotes of Nintendo spokesmen:

"The demand for Wii hardware globally has been unprecedented and higher than Nintendo could ever have anticipated..."

"Nintendo is now in a position in which seasonality demand trends are being broken, therefore the demand for Wii hardware is constant throughout the whole year globally. Due to this phenomenon it is possible that the demand for Wii hardware may outstrip supply,"

Also there are rumors about the reasons for Nintendos shortage in Wii supply, Nintendo declares to do everything possible to satisfy the demand:

"The video games market is a fiercely competitive one and it is not in our interest to withhold stock from anyone"

Well, it seems there will be many dissapointed buyers that suffer from low Wii availabiltiy...

The HARMONY 1000.......a cool gadget 1 Jun 2009 7:34 PM (15 years ago)

Logitech introduces a cool gadget "harmony 1000" which is also called as an "advanced universal remote",which has a touch screen and can control upto 15 components which includes television,gaming,lights ,dvd and home appliances. it involves a simplesetup with your pc and can direct every thing in your home . it's cool right .
Also harmony 1000 includes 3.5" touch screen from which you can command anything in your house.it can also work with vista.so it's cool
It costs around Rs. 27,500 and it looks so cheaper as all these settings by any other method will cost around 2 lakhs ($5000)
So buy it and enjoy

The Rubik’s Cube MP3 Player 27 May 2009 1:17 AM (15 years ago)

The RUBIX had came up with a cool mp3 player called Cube mp3 player which is in the shape of a cube. This player is simply amazing and cool. This cube mp3 player is having a small speaker at the top and some cool features in it . With the memory of 2 GB in it and with advanced codecs this seems to provide some cool ipod quality audio. Hope it will rock

Mustek Unveils a cool Digital Video Camera 24 May 2009 3:27 AM (15 years ago)

Hi friends , The Mustek consumer electronics DV300T is the newest digital video camera joining the D-V series. The DV 300T is a 6 in 1 Multi-Functional Video Camera which acts as a Digital Cam-corder, Digital Still Camera, Digital Voice Recorder,Music Player, a Card Reader and also a Text Reader.

Mustek Dv 300T features a 3.1 Mega Pixel Interpolated Resolution by Security Standard VGA Sensor, 8 x dital zoom and 2.0″ LT-PS LCD. It comes with Digital Image Stabilization to provide some cool and clearer video recording caused by shaky hand. A 64 Mb ram internal ram is included and can expand by adding a SD card to its SD slot. No price and availability is known yet. Hope this gadget will rock you all !

Micro Stainless Steel Digital Camcorder...a cool gadget 20 May 2009 5:39 PM (15 years ago)

I would love to take more videos, but all the video cameras I’ve ever used are too bulky and heavy to handle for more than a few minutes. Thank goodness for new technology!!!

Think Geek offers the Micro Stainless Steel Digital Camcorder. It is TINY. It fits snugly in the palm of your hand and weighs a mere 179g (apx. 6.3oz). It’s also performs well as a regular digital camera with it’s 5.4 megapixel capabilities. (See full specifications below)

Videos/Photos are stored on an SD memory card (not included) but you can use up to a 4GB SD card which will hold more than enough of your photos and videos.

Pick one up over at Think Geek for $199.99.

Product Features:

• Stainless Steel Camcorder fits in the palm of your hand, shoots DVD quality video and takes 5.4 MP photos.
• Outer case is constructed from solid stainless steel
• High Resolution (600 x 425) 2.5 Inch LTPS LCD display
• DVD quality video with resolution up to 720×480 at 30fps. MPEG4 Video Format.
• Videos and photos are stored on removable SD cards (not included)
• Camera has 64MB built in storage and supports up to 4GB SD cards
• Built in flash and 8X digital zoom
• Optional digital image stabilization
• Included rechargeable LI battery lasts for hours of video recording and recharges via USB
• Plug in camera via USB and easily download photos and videos to your computer (PC, Mac, Linux)
• Included Windows software allows you to convert your videos for playback on iPod PSP or Cell Phone
• Connect to any standard TV for video and photo playback with included RCA cables