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Toshiba introduces methanol fuel cell charger
Toshiba has announced the launch of a device using direct methanol fuel cell (“DMFC”) technology. Dubbed the Dynario, it’s a charger for small gadgets like cell phones, mp3 players and digital cameras and will go on sale today on Toshiba’s website. Methanol fuel cells produce electricity via a reaction between water, air, and methanol, with harmless byproducts like water vapor and carbon dioxide. This makes it a greener, cleaner energy source than traditional chargers and…
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Who’s on Crack in Tech: 10.16.09
Here are the moves that make me suspect narcotics might be involved in the world of tech: The great Sidekick meltdown of ‘09, WikiReader announced, relying on the Sun is a dangerous game, and the FCC picks on Google Voice.
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LG unveils a solar powered ebook reader
Ebook readers are becoming more and more commonplace and it seems that just like everything else that trends, it eventually moves over to being able…
Recession-O-Rama deals for the weekend 10.10.09
It is beneficial to purchase electronics whenever good deals are available, therefore it is important to search the web for the best possible deal on that new laptop, or HDTV. But don’t worry, we did the search for you. Today, Gadgetell has a few deals ranging from laptops, video games,… Continue Reading »
Nuclear batteries coming soon to power your gadgets?
Researchers from the University of Missouri are now working on bringing nuclear powered batteries to the masses. The goal of the engineers is to create batteries that are longer lasting, lighter, and smaller. These new batteries will use liquid semiconductors instead of traditional solid semiconductors. According to Jae Kwon, assistant… Continue Reading »
Go green by recycling your tech with uBid
If you’re looking to get rid of some of your gear, you can check out this excellent Gadgetell Guide on how to stay on the bleeding edge of tech. If you’re feeling a different type of green, you can also recycle your gear. There is a new program called “The… Continue Reading »
New Energy Star standards stricter for TVs
Thinking about buying a new TV? Well, new Energy Star certification standards for 2010 and 2012 will make it harder for TV manufacturers to get the Energy Star sticker on their product. The new standards will demand 40 to 65% greater efficiency in power consumption, respectively. In particular, TVs over… Continue Reading »
Mercedes to get new tech, partners with Harman
Harman will be providing car tech for Merceds-Benz thanks to a new deal between Harman and Daimler AG. What can you expect in your next Mercedes? Of course there will be navigation and wireless connectivity, but there is also Internet access. The system will be hard drive based and you… Continue Reading »
Library in Boston prep school replaced by ebook readers
It seems like a far off dream that one day libraries will be replaced by ebook readers such as the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader. However, in some cases it’s looking more and more like the the current state. Amazon is looking into the textbook sales with the Kindle DX… Continue Reading »
New technologies open up wireless electricity to consumers
Witricity, a wireless electricity developer, predicts that televisions and computers may stop relying on their power cords for operation within the year. Witricity is on the verge of releasing technology that powers light bulbs wirelessly from a wall socket placed several feet away. Witricity works by converting electric power into… Continue Reading »
The Amazon Kindle is actually more eco-friendly than books?
At first glance, it is hard to imagine a piece of electronics to be more energy efficient and environmentally friendly than something we have been using for centuries - books. Right off the bat, the Amazon Kindle is not better than books, but under the right conditions, these eBook readers… Continue Reading »
Gadgetell visits with TechVi to talk about the new Sony Readers
Sony introduced some new eReaders with some interesting features. They are clearly gunning for Amazon’s Kindle. Randall Bennett had myself and Jason Perlow of ZDNet on to talk about today’s news on his program, TechVi. Watch more episodes [TechVi] Read Jason Perlow’s work: [ZDNet] Continue Reading »
Gadgetell Review: Ecogear Black Rhino laptop bag
Ecogear has released a new series of environmentally friendly and functional laptop bags, including the Black Rhino. The bag is produced from sustainable materials, such as PVC free nylon and non-toxic dyes. The Black Rhino bag has a MSRP of $60. The price seems steep; is it worth the price? … Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
