Here’s Mustek PF-i700, a digital photo frame with a 7" display. Besides supporting regular storage solutions like SD/xD/MMC and Memory Stick this one comes with an iPod dock, so just plug it in and let it play back your favorite videos and picture slideshows.
The PF-i700 is scheduled for launch in March 2008 to an estimated price of $129.99.
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Anyone who’s ever lived with someone in a compact apartment knows how easy it is to annoy your partner with mouse clicks while he/she desperately tries to sleep. The Buffalo Silent Mouse is designed to eliminate those click sounds, helping to make your computer session a whole lot less noisy (granted that you don’t have a keyboard with tactile keys).
Besides the ultra-silent click feature it’s a pretty basic and straight-forward optical mouse with 800dpi and USB 2.0 connectivity, available in black and silver.
AudioCubes: Buffalo USB Silent Mouse ($39.99)
The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch is able to tell you the wi-fi signal strength by the push of a button, eliminating the need to unpack the laptop to check if you can connect or not. The signal strength is shown as a number between 0 to 8 so you know if you need to move closer to the access point or not.
Besides the signal feature it sports a stainless steel case, rubber band, daily/single alarm, countdown timer and EL backlight.
ThinkGeek: The Wi-Fi Detecting Watch ($29.99)
I’ve covered alot of clocks and watches lately, but this is the Phosphor Ana-Digi, one of the first (affordable) watches to feature an E Ink display. This means that you get regular, analog hands and the possibility to change the background and dials by a simple press of a button. Go from a standard, minimalistic digital display on black background to a white background with numbers, etc. Pretty neat.
“The watch dial itself utilizes a revolutionary E Ink electronic paper display that possesses a paper-like, high contrast appearance in any mode.”
The Phosphor Ana-Digi is available on pre-order now, both the leather and polyurethane band models costs $250.
PhosphorWatches.com ($250.00)
LaCie sure does release different and stylish storage devices from time to time (you’ve seen the 500GB Golden Disk, right?). Here’s Hard Disk, a mirror-polished black external hard drive with blue LED ambient lights benath.
It’s powered by USB 2.0 and available in sizes from 320GB to 1TB. Design by Neil Poulton.
LaCie.com: Hard Disk by Neil Poulton ($119.00 to $399.00)
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Cellphones (and PDA:s for that matter) work hard these days. Why not take this opportunity to show your little device that you do care. A 5,5" nylon shell beanbag chair with styrofoam beads ought to do it.
“Scientifically proven to be the most comfortable cellphone chair on the market. Ergonomically designed to eliminate pressure points that can bruise or cause extremities to go numb, this beanbag chair rests your cellphone in the most neutral position possible.”
Here’s LG KU990 Viewty, LG’s successor to the Chocolate and Shine phones. This 3G device offers a 5 megapixel camera with image stabilizer, auto and manual focus, ISO 800 and SmartLight, high speed video recording (120 frames/sec) and a 3" full touch sensitive display.
Other features include Youtube integration, TV-out, DivX support, EDGE/HSDPA 3.6, FM-radio, Bluetooth and support for MicroSD cards.
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Nokia presented the 3110 Evolve at Nokia World in Amsterdam, a greener 3110 model designed for environmentally conscious consumers. This cell phone sports bio-covers made from more than 50% renewable material, presented in a package made of 60% recycled content and it while shipping with Nokia’s most energy efficient charger yet it still consumes 94% less energy than the Energy Star requirements.
No sun or wind charging abilities though.
Creative Asia announced the 32GB Zen yesterday and besides the obvious excellent storage capabilities it comes with a nice price tag as well; about $378. Cheap? Yes indeed. After all, you do get a credit card sized PMP with 30 hours of music playback (mp3, aac, wma), video (DivX, XviD, WMV, AVI, MPEG4 etc), photos, a 2.5" TFT display and a expansion SD slot.
There’s no word on when the 32GB model will be available globally, but the North American site does include it in the model dropdown (with an ‘out of stock’ mark), hopefully meaning it’ll be available soon.
Thodio sure isn’t the first company to try the wooden approach to iPod accessories, but despite its boring name there’s something about the iBox that intrigues me.
This solid, handcrafted iPod amp features a wooden, high gloss lacquered cabinet. The basic models are built in either oak, teak or mahogany but other woods can be used on request. The battery is rechargable and lasts for about 15 hours and the whole thing offers 2 x 25 watts output power.
Thodio Exclusive Audio: iBox (359 euros, about $526 US)
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