Archive for: September 20, 2007

Filed under: Displays
Not convinced with just the TV watching crowd getting their fix nowadays, ViewSonic additionally introduced a plethora of monitors for the gaming and budget-minded sets. Up first is the 19-inch VX1940w ($249), 22-inch VX2240w ($349) and 19-inch VX1932wm ($249), all of which spo…

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Gadgets

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Filed under: Handhelds
Intel just keeps banging out the hits from IDF. After the handful of McCaslin “next-quarter” and “coming-soon” UMPCs we saw from the chipmaker (and associates), Intel started busting out prototypes from its forthcoming Menlow chipset, using smaller, 45nm Silverthorne CPUs, and…

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Filed under: Portable Audio
It’s been a tick since we’ve heard any peeps from Slacker, but nowadays it announced that it not only inked a deal with a few “top indie labels,” but it managed to sign up the likes of EMI, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group, too. Additionally, “as part of the …

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We’re still trying to figure out precisely who is buying up these gaudy 3D goggles, but apparently, the market is still lucrative. Consequently, Kopin and SENSIO have teamed up to deliver a new set of 3D eyewear, which “combines Kopin’s BDM-922K binocular optical engine with SENSIO’s S3D-220 dec…

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Displays, Wearables

Toshiba’s newfangled SpursEngine chip could soon be used to “work alongside a microprocessor to process video streams, recognize and process images, and tackle other multimedia chores,” and while we’re not precisely certain what kind of hit that will take on battery life, the prototype version i…

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Handhelds, Laptops

We’ve seen a couple monster laptops with internal RAID arrays before, but Alienware is the first manufacturer we’ve seen to load its machines up with two 2.5-inch 320GB drives — letting you lug around by half a terabyte of notes. “Lug” is definitely the operative word, of course — only the 17-…

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Laptops

Firefox users had a recent impolite awakening about a vulnerability in the way Apple’s QuickTime plug-in interacts with their Web browser. Far from grumbling, however, Mozilla supporters say their patch for the vulnerability says increasingly about Mozilla’s strengths than its browser’s weak…

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Linux

Apparently, robot designers are worried that they’re not creating automatons that are creepy suitable, considering a team of engineers at Virgina Tech have put something together that will give even the toughest of men chills. The robot in question is the three-legged STriDER (Self-excited Tripe…

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Gadgets, Robots

To be honest, we’re not certain whether Boston Dynamics decision to not include a head on its so-called “LittleDog” makes the bot increasingly or less creepy, but it certain is pretty darn impressive either way. It’s claim to fame, and the conclusion of $1.5 million in funding from DARPA, is i…

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Gadgets, Robots