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Who’s on Crack in Tech: 07.03.09
Welcome to this week’s edition of Who’s on Crack. This week was overflowing with what clearly was drug-induced euphoria. Maybe we can blame it on summer vacations? Maybe we can blame it on the torrential rains in the east. Maybe we can just blame Milli Vanilli. Whatever the blame, we’ll march these chosen examples right off to rehab. This week: Twitter your pulse out. Sony’s Walkman finally runs out of batteries? Stealing images is just…
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Panasonic’s iPod compatible HDTV, the VIERA X1 (with video)
iPod integration is absolutely everywhere and hooking up an iPod to a television is pretty much a trivial task. However, controlling the iPod may not…
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Hands on with the EyeClops Mini Projector
Click for a larger image. The Jakks Pacific EyeClops Mini Projector is being marketed as a toy, but for $99, it’s worth a second look. …
Testing out the Panasonic portable Blu-ray player, the DMP-B15
$800 for a portable Blu-ray player may seem crazy, but it’s really a step to make Blu-ray discs more prevalent. One of the complaints about Blu-ray is “I can’t take it with me, so I’ll get a regular DVD instead.” The portable player looks to take away that problem. Gadgetell… Continue Reading »
Sony announces budget Blu-ray notebook line
Sony has announced the new NW line of VAIO notebooks, which will now be its entry-level Blu-ray notebook. Starting at $880 for the Blu-ray models , the notebooks sport a 15.5” 1366 x 768 widescreen display for watching your Blu-ray content on the go and an HDMI out so you… Continue Reading »
MLB At Bat app to support live game streaming
The new iPhone 3.0 software gives a lot of extra functionality to apps. As a result, MLB plans to use the iPhone’s streaming capability to allow for full game streaming straight to your iPhone or iPod Touch. Basically, owners of the $9.99 app could listen to an audio feed, watch… Continue Reading »
Flip Video software gets an upgrade, iPhone app
You’ve probably heard of Flip, the little camcorder that pretty much launched the pocket camcorder market. While their cameras are pretty cool, Flip has just upgraded FlipShare, the software that comes with their cameras. So what can the software do? You can now share video with certain groups of people… Continue Reading »
Cernium announces new Archerfish; designed to keep your house under 24/7 surveillance
If you live in a bad neighborhood, where those darned teens like stealing your patio furniture, investing in a home surveillance system may be just the solution. However, such a rig is pretty expensive to set up, and then it is hard to monitor, as you can only monitor it… Continue Reading »
Amazon description of Zune HD reveals possible game and app support
Amazon has a tendency to write up listings of announced, but unavailable products. Sometimes they let a few features slip, which always pleases the public but probably drives the company crazy. Today, it was noticed on Amazon’s listing about possible game and app support. Take a look at the description… Continue Reading »
Panasonic releases first portable Blu-ray player
Panasonic has just released information on the upcoming release of the DMP-B15, the world’s first portable Blu-ray disc player. Included with the DMP-B15 will be almost a nine inch LCD screen, Internet access and a SD memory card slot. The only catch is that don’t expect to get the DMP-B15… Continue Reading »
Fall iPod showdown taking shape with Zune HD official
I hate surprises. This year, it looks like a showdown of portable music players is being leaked early and I, for one, am thrilled. No more watching keynotes to see what is coming down the line. Today we can reveal one confirmed product and one that looks to be very… Continue Reading »
iriver confirms US availability for the P35 portable media player
Without putting much thought into why this news seems to have taken so long, iriver has confirmed, or at least offered a nice teaser for the US availability of the P35 portable media player. Unfortunately, the release will not be until sometime “this Fall.” Not to mention, the pricing has… Continue Reading »
Sanyo releases information on two new Gorilla GPSs
The Japanese based Sanyo has recently introduced two new in-dash navigation systems that look to lead the Gorilla GPS lineup. The two GPS models include the NVA-GS1609FT and the NVA-GS1409DT, both of which feature similar specs, but the main difference is the fact that the NVA-GS1609 boasts 16GB of storage,… 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.
