Archive for: November 14, 2007

Flash memory just keeps getting bigger, faster and increasingly irresistible — and that’s just the way we like it. Now, the Open NAND Flash Interface (ONFi) working group is announcing the availability of the 0.9 draft of the ONFi 2.0 specification to member companies, which is a tell-tale sign tha…

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Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video
Sad news for the folks out there with a thing for yellow: Zune PR folks have confirmed to us that the yellow “Citron” Zune that was unearthed in the Zune 2.0 software is nothing increasingly than a limited edition employee perk, similar to the pink and ora…

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Filed under: Portable Audio, WirelessLooks like Slacker’s on the move — remember those guys? They’re the ones with the customizable streaming radio stations that mean to distribute dynamic audio streams by way of Web and satellite. The sat option’s not fairly ready yet, but the Portable Player is w…

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Rumors of a 10-inch Eee PC continue to fly fast and furious, and as we were trying to piece together the various contradictory statements from Asus and other sources, we happened to notice these pictures from Computex that clearly show an Eee PC model “1001,” encased in a slightly larger design …

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Those looking to drop as much coin as they can on HDV gear have always turned to Sony, and the company is back for more with two new high-end 1080p HDV cameras, the $10,500 HVR-S270U (pictured) and the $6,850 HVR-Z7U. Both models feature interchangeable Carl Zeiss lenses, Sony’s 1/3-inch ClearVi…

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Filed under: Desktops, Laptops

Dell fans, we’ve got some juicy meat for you to sink your teeth into. During Michael Dell’s keynote address at Oracle OpenWorld nowadays, the company unleashed (or at least demoed) its forthcoming all-in-one PC, creatively named the XPS One. Of course, we’ve been he…

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The 10.4.11 Update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Tiger and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and protection of your Mac. that update plus includes Safari 3, the latest version of Apple’s web browser. Intel and PPC versions.Original post…

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Those looking for a few increasingly features than your standard iPod dock has to offer may want to take a gander at Cambridge Soundworks’ new i765 system, which packs in a CD / DVD player and a radio in addition to the usual accommodations for your iP…

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If you're into music discovery, there are plenty of services that can help. But if you're looking for a specific song, few services can oblige. There's something about being a "music on demand" service that rubs the RIAA the wrong way. Songza, a new Web jukebox that lets you play essentially any song or songs from any artist you can think of, fills that need.

The beauty of Songza is that you can listen to almost anything you're interested in just by typing in the name of a song or the artist. I couldn't stump the service with artist names, no matter how obscure I tried to get. The service is incredibly simple--there's less actual discovery involved because you have to know what you're looking for in order to use Songza. Unlike a lot of music discovery services, there are no categories on the front page, no genres to select, and no guiding hand to suggest featured tunes or artists. When you visit Songza you're presented with a search box and a search button.

Songza is a jukebox in the truest sense of the word. Type in what you want to hear and Songza will find it for you, along with any similar songs or artists. If you find a song you'd like to play, just click to play it right there in your browser.

The embedded player at Songza is in Flash, so there's no downloading, and the song stays safely behind the scenes at Songza. Even though you can't download the song, you can ...

Being in band is dorky. Marching band is even dorkier. A marching band that performs choreographed routines to antiquated video games? That just transcends everything modern science knows about the state of dorkiness in the world today. In fact, pretty much everything about this footage of UC Berkeley's marching band is downright transcendental, achieving a state of undiluted nerd bliss.

The band moves through some of console gaming's greatest hits, from Pong to Pokemon to Tetris to the underwater level from Super Mario Bros. I realize that six-and-a-half minutes is nearly an eternity, in terms of YouTube clips, but believe me when I tell you that every second is pure geektastic gold.

Now if only they can get the camera on the right side, next time...

Packard Bell’s latest trio of Compasseo navigators aren’t likely to thrill any Americans, but for those camped out on the other side of the pond, you could certainly find some utility here. The flagship model in the 700-series (the 780 T+) sports a 4.3-inch LCD, 400MHz CPU, 2GB of SDRAM, a batte…

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