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Marantz adds Blu-ray 3D, internet streaming features across 2010 Blu-ray, audio line
Marantz has unveiled its 2010 line of high end receivers, amplifiers, pre amplifiers and Blu-ray players, and naturally the headlining upgrades should do with streaming internet video access, Blu-ray 3D and HDMI 1.4 compatibility. You may look into the click releases for all the main points, but we\'ll highlight the UD7005 ...
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Norco BIS-6620 III a small package that packs a punch
Don’t let the Norco BIS-6620 III fool you – it might be small in size, but it certainly doesn’t lack any punch, at least for the average computer user. Within its chassis, you will find an Intel Atom processor from the Z5xx range, coupled with integra…
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Little mailbox tells you when you’ve got mail
Oh, Brando, is there anything you can’t sell? This $18 USB device is basically a little mailbox that lights up when your friends email you. Why? Who cares! It’s $18!
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Apple’s Invasion of China Begins With This Shanghai Apple Store
There has been a lot of talk the last couple of days with Apple’s stance on the gigantic Chinese market. The Lenovo’s chief and founder stated “We are lucky that Steve Jobs has such a bad temper and doesn’t care about China. If Apple were to spend the same effort on the Chinese consumer as we do, we would be in trouble.” Well, good sir, your troubles might soon begin.
Apple plans on opening three stores in Shanghai and is considering more locations in other first and second-tier Chinese cities as well. The first Chinese Apple Store opened in 2008 in Sanlitun, Beijing but these new locations mark a strategy shift for Apple. In fact, The Oriental Morning Post stated this morning that Apple plans on having as many Chinese retail outlets as Louis Vuitton – that’s over two dozen.
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Hitachi Introduces Its New LifeStudio Series Of External Hard Drives
Hitachi has come up with a rather interesting line of LifeStudio portable hard drives, which the company boasts will redefine external storage. These drives feature a rather modern glossy design, and the mobile version sports a 2.5-inch notebook hard …
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Hitachi unveils LifeStudio content-aware external hard drives, we go hands-on
If we said Hitachi’s got a new line of external hard drives, you’d probably walk away — but what if they were the smartest bricks of magnetic memory you’d ever seen? That’s how Hitachi is billing the new LifeStudio array of drives, which feature not …
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The e-book reader price war continues, with Sony joining the fray
With the prices finally starting to drop on e-books, it’s not a surprise that Sony has decided to jump in as well. Recent changes to the Sony website show price changes across their product line. This fits in with Amazon’s dropping the price on the Kindle, and B&N dropping the price on the Nook.
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3D display created with help from water
The Carnegie Mellon University is a true blue breeding ground for great ideas, and this time round we have this project that transforms a trio of water walls into a 3D display screen. The whole system will rely on three lines of needle thin droplets t…
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Stribe: Easy to Integrate Social Network for Websites
After 6 months of private beta, Stribe, a finalist at TechCrunch50 2009 and the winner of LeWeb 2009 startup competition, is opening its social network platform. According to the company, over 10,000 sites requested to beta test the Stribe service, an…
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Rover Computers has interesting line up of tablets
Rover Computers of Russia has just underlined its intent to make a splash in the tablet market with a range of tablets (obviously) that ought to cater to just about every market demographic. The most basic model from them would be the Air G70 that run…
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T-Mobile axes Sidekick line
T-Mobile has killed off its Sidekick line, which comes a short while after Microsoft announced that they will also be canning the KIN range. It is interesting to note that the KIN phones were developed in part using Danger’s staff and software after M…
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TAG Heuer Meridiist GMT hopes to make you more punctual
The TAG Heuer Meridiist line of cell phones have always been crazy expensive despite not being at the cutting edge of technology, simply because it rides more on the pretigious brand name of a luxury piece of tech instead of a functional one. The TAG …
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Walkman Outsold iPod in Japan During August [Apple]It's party time for Sony, as the planets of consumerism aligned to earn it a unprecedented win over Apple's iPod music-playing range. It's the first time Walkman has outsold Apple's music players inside the region since iPod arrived in 2001. Sony had to make a number of sacrifices with the intention to win back musical market share, though, aggressively under-cutting the cost of its rival.![A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]](http://nexgadget.com/images/A-DualBooting-Tablet-Running-Android-Sounds-Barmy-Viewsonic-Tablets_tuTo-_0.jpg)
A Dual-Booting Tablet Running Android 1.6 Sounds Barmy, Viewsonic [Tablets]After warning us last week of their impending dual-booting tablet, ViewSonic has now spilled the beans on the ViewPad 100 's specs. I don't think anyone shall be impressed by the Android 1.6 flavor, even supposing Windows 7 's also there too. I can't consider many the explanation why someone would need a dual-booting tablet, but obviously dual-booting laptops (running something like