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Who’s on Crack in Tech: 3.5.10
Welcome to another week gone that you are not getting back. No matter how much we loathe the week, it’s in the books and no amount of illegal narcotics is going to change that fact. For these nominees, who I suspect are on crack, this week hasn’t been kind. Let’s get to it: Microsoft loses the keys; the F1 key Sony Walkman Phone imminent BlackBerry mixing up a new batch of phones? Google v. Apple;…
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Walmart cuts Nintendo DS Lite price by $31
Walmart is showing off their Black Friday deals and chief among them is a major price slash for the Nintendo DS Lite portable game system. …
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Gadgetell Guide: Must have travel gear - iPhone edition
As a frequent traveler, my focus has been to shed as much as I can. Here are my secrets to traveling light with enough tech…
Nintendo DS taps into e-reader market
One of the growing markets within the tech world at the moment is the e-reader, a futuristic answer to the book. Lots of manufacturers are getting in on the act following in the footsteps of the Amazon Kindle and the Sony Readers, it was only a matter of time till… Continue Reading »
You can help Intel, Asus design a PC online
Intel and Asus have just launched a site yesterday that allows everybody and anybody to help them to design a PC. WebPC is looking for collaborators to work together to help the two companies bring about a “community designed” PC. Their ultimate goal is to be able to actually market… Continue Reading »
Kinwei Technologies intros new GPS, plays games as well
Many GPSs can do things outside of displaying maps such as playing videos or music. However, many usually don’t come with the ability to play games, which is what makes this new GPS from Kinwei Technologies interesting and unique. The new KW-GM4306TG comes with a common 4.3 inch TFT LCD… Continue Reading »
Asus G50V 15-inch gaming notebook is good even for non-gamers
Considering the popularity of MMO games these days, there are many who want nothing more than to take their virtual RPG characters on the road. Gaming laptops tend to be on the expensive side, and many will cost a few thousand dollars. However, Asus has recently released the relatively inexpensive… Continue Reading »
Alienware launches Area 51 m17x gaming notebook
Gamertell’s Pulkit Chandna is reporting that Alienware has again pushed the envelope, producing one of the most powerful notebooks known to us Homo sapiens. The Area 51 m17x notebook is Alienware’s newest addition to its lineup and it surely will make its owner the subject of very pleasant geeky envy.… Continue Reading »
Can the Sony PSP still live on for 7 more years?
Sony has long been claiming that all its consoles have a 10-year life cycle. Its claims of console longevity seemed inflated at first, but once you take into account the life cycles of its past consoles, those claims hold some merit. In North America the PSP reached its third anniversary… Continue Reading »
Proof: Apple steering iPhone SDK to gamers
Apple has conned over a million people to watch its video on last weeks SDK announcement.Ok, maybe “cons” is a bit harsh. Apples video was up after most of us had already written about it and spilled the beans on what the video held. But that didn’t stop the 1… Continue Reading »
Fly Mobile that emulates Nintendo games
Let’s face it, most cellphones are now marketed with strange and wonderful features (making calls is barely even mentioned anymore), and the Fly MC100 is no exception. While you may have thought the games on cellphones have not advanced recently, this handset will prove you wrong. It is like no… Continue Reading »
Leapfrog releasing web-enabled Leapster2, new Didj handheld
Much like cartoons, most gadgets and videogames are really not meant for kids. Let your toddler play Grand Theft Auto for a while or mess with your iPod and you’ll probably not be too happy with the results. As a safer and more education alternative, LeapFrog Enterprises has been selling… Continue Reading »
Skype on your PSP
Sonys CES site has got the rumors up and running with mention of “a Skype client for the handheld console” which translated could mean Skype on your PSP. With the UK about to see a partnership between BT and Sony regarding VoIP it would sort of make sense for the… Continue Reading »
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Who's on Crack in Tech?
Gadgetell's own version of William Shatner, JG Mason tackles the seemingly bizarre moves in the tech world. Catch his Friday column to see who gets called out this week..
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