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Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 available in the US for $849, after $150 off as part of a special offer
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 has just been released in the US, for $999. It comes with a 5.6” multitouch display, features an Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor, 2GB RAM, a 62GB SSD, GPS and it runs on Windows 7 Home Premium. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth. The LifeBook UH900 weighs at just a little over 1 lb, sporting a Lithium ion 2-cell polymer, 7.2V, 1800 mAh battery. No words on its battery life,…
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Free tax help: TurboTax team tackles tax trouble on Twitter
As tax time rolls around here in the US, TurboTax has jumped on the Twitter bandwagon and will answer questions tweeted from taxpayers. TurboTax is…
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Millions of Kindles sold. Q4 revenue takes a jump
With the economy recovering, this year has been good to many, especially the eReader community. And with the Kindle at the forefront of this clique…
iPad pits geek vs. geek
Apple’s announcement of the iPad has created quite a stir. Many of us have had the time to reflect on how we might use or not use the new tablet. For a look at two opposing views, I asked our editor Robert Nelson to point/counterpoint with me. Are you going… Continue Reading »
Geo-location meets the Dating Game: Urban Signals smartphone app
Many folks navigate the urban landscape with their heads down, interacting with the smartphone. Now thanks to Urban Singles, those folks might be scanning the area for dates that meet their profile in a mash up of geo-location, online-dating, and social networking. It seems the day when you could walk… Continue Reading »
Are your bank accounts safe?
Can you tell the difference between the two card readers above? There is no way I could. This card scanner was found on an ATM in Woodland Hills, CA; and it is designed to scan your card for its account information and watch you type in your PIN number. Unfortunate… Continue Reading »
CES Hands On: Demy the digital recipe device
Demy is the digital splash-proof, kitchen safe recipe device that has some geeks interested. Sporting a color touchscreen, the Demy can save up to 2500 recipes and syncs to the keyingredient.com website via USB. The device is out now and costs $199. Demy has an accelerometer so it can be… Continue Reading »
Copia announces not one, but six models of eReaders
eReaders were the most popular item this Christmas, so it’s not surprising that more and more companies are jumping on the bandwagon. But DMC Worldwide more-or-less jumps in front of the bandwagon with its Copia announcement. They are announcing eReaders like HP was announcing laptops yesterday. Most companies only have… Continue Reading »
Unveiled: Sony Dash - a Chumby for grown-ups
While we have a soft spot in our hearts for Chumby, Sony’s coming out with a competitor that, as our Editor Robert Nelson says, “a Chumby for grown-ups.” The Sony Dash, coming this April for a reasonable $199 will do many things Chumby set out to do, namely act as… Continue Reading »
Light Touch: A projector-based touchscreen
Light Blue Optics has just announced their product called the ‘Light Touch’, which is a laser-based projector that turns virtually any flat surface into an interactive touchscreen! It works somewhat like a laser keyboard, except that the Light Touch projects coloured images. The Light Touch is capable of projecting WVGA… Continue Reading »
Freescale Smartbook Tablet for under $200
Freescale may be on the verge of setting a new trend, somewhat like when ASUS began the netbook fad a some time in 2008. Freescale has just designed a tablet that can be manufactured at a cost of $199. However, manufacturers may inadvertently price it differently according to their own… Continue Reading »
A Credit Card Reader for your iPhone?
Keep your eyes peeled at the coming CES 2010 for a gadget that may revolutionize credit card-based payments. Mophie, a renowned retailer of Apple iPhone and iPod accessories, will be revealing their new iPhone credit card reader, dubbed the “Credit Card reader”. There are not much information regarding the Credit… Continue Reading »
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