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MacBook Pro with Transparent OLED Screen
Author: Markus Smith
Demo of new transparent oled mackbook pro
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Elocity A7 goes up for pre-order on Amazon with Android 2.2, Tegra 2, and a $370 price tag
Author: Brandon Zimmerman
Galaxy Tab? Who needs that overpriced prima donna? Here’s the tablet the economical among us have been waiting for. Alright, so the Elocity A7 didn’t elicit the highest of praise when it made its cameo on The Engadget Show, but let’s congratulate its makers on achieving a pair of feats. Firstly, StreamTV has managed to get its Froyo tablet listed for pre-order on Amazon — which is no mean feat in itself, just ask Notion Ink — and secondly, it’s done so at an even lower price point than promised, with an encouraging $370 tag. Even if you’re like us and not entirely blown away by its performance, you’ve got root for this little slate to complete the narrative and start selling — if for no other reason than that it might incite others to stoop to the same price point.
Elocity A7 goes up for pre-order on Amazon with Android 2.2, Tegra 2, and a $370 price tag originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:20:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Pentax Goes For The Bargain Market With The Optio RZ10, RS1000
Author: Alexander McQueen
Pentax just announced two new budget P&S cameras, both of which are quite reasonably priced and ready to go into your purse or pocket for taking snaps of the kids. The RS1000, is customizable based on the color or design you chose, with a removable face plate and free Skinit gift card. The RZ10 is a little more serious camera, with a chose between four different colors: black, white, lime, and violet, and a 10x optical zoom.
The RS1000 is a 14 megapixel, 4x optical zoom, ultra-compact camera with 720p video. Roughly the size of a credit card, the RS1000 is quite obviously aimed at the casual snapshot shooter. MRSP is $149.95 – If you want one, I say go for it, but keep in mind that the picture quality may not be the best.
The Optio RZ10 however, is aimed at a slightly more discerning audience. The RZ10 has a 14 megapixel sensor was well, and it has a much more reasonable 10x optical zoom, 720p video, shake reduction, and support for the Eye-Fi wireless memory card. The RZ10 also has some built in art features, allowing you to make changes to the image before you upload it to you computer. MSRP on the RZ10 is a quite reasonable $219.95, and you’ll be able to pick one up this fall.
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Nikon Coolpix S80 lets you draw right on your pictures with OLED touchscreen display
Author: Christen Arquette
Nikon Coolpix S80 lets you draw right on your pictures with OLED touchscreen display
Nikon’s S70 was already an easy-to-recommend luxury point-and-shoot, and it’s successor, the S80, doesn’t actually bring much new to the table. It still packs a lot of megapixels, it still has a touchscreen display and it still has mostly the same design. The difference between the two cameras is simply one of finessed augmentation: the [...]
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Philips plugs OLEDs into the mains
Advanced design should aid route to commercialization for OLED luminaires by doing away with need for power management circuitry.
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LG 31-inch OLED TV eyes-on [Video]
LG’s 31-inch OLED TV may not be the biggest set at IFA 2010 this week, but it certainly stands a chance of being the brightest and most color-rich. It’s just 2.9mm thick, and uses an OLED panel capable of Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution with a contrast ratio LG reckon is infinite. Video after the cut Of course, part of the way LG manage to make the set so thin is that they strip out the tuner …
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Get organized with Level Up gaming towers
Author: Tech Blogger
They clean up your act and are functional as well. At $69.99, there’s really no excuse. They help you keep your consoles, accessories and controllers in one place instead of all over the place.
Your housemates will thank you.
[Ubergizmo]
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Zotac introduces ID33 and ID34 Zbox mini PCs, complete with Atom D525 and Blu-ray
Author: Alexander McQueen
Now this is an HTPC worth gawking at. Zotac has just revised its long-standing Zbox line with a new duo, and we have to say — we’re digging the new look. Beyond the exterior improvements, the outfit has bolstered the internals by providing the HD-ID33 and HD-ID34 with Intel’s new 1.8GHz Atom D525 CPU, 2GB of DDR2-800 memory, NVIDIA’s next-gen Ion graphics platform, an HDMI output, 6-in-1 card reader, gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, a couple of USB 2.0 ports and an unexpected pair of USB 3.0 sockets. The only notable difference between the two is the inclusion of a 250GB hard drive in the ID34, while the 2.5-inch HDD slot is left open for DIYers in the ID33. Windows 7 is onboard, naturally, as is a slot-loading Blu-ray drive that the company is (rightfully) proud of. It’s not talking prices just yet, but we’re willing to overlook a modest premium to finally get BD support within a delightfully small package. Hit the gallery below for more eye candy.
Gallery: Zotac’s Zbox ID33 and ID34 with Blu-ray
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Zotac introduces ID33 and ID34 Zbox mini PCs, complete with Atom D525 and Blu-ray originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:57:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Wi-Fi Sync for iPhone: Syncing music tracks with no USB cable
Author: Markus Smith
I wirelessly sync some Aerosmith tracks to my iPhone, using Wi-Fi Sync. Apologies for the low volume! Media enquiries: enquiries@getwifisync.com
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Lloyd’s teams up with brokers for iPad trial
Author: Antonio Pierce
Lloyd’s teams up with brokers for iPad trial
ROOM Solutions is a provider of global software an … Kofax is the leading provider of document driven b …
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1.25in Color OLED MP4 Watch (Black 1GB with FM)
Author: Alexander McQueen
indiantechblog.com A cool MP4 watch with an OLED display.
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Verizon sweetens Samsung Fascinate deal with Buy One Get One Free offer
Author: Markus Smith
Yes, that fateful day is upon us, the Samsung Fascinate has made its debut on Verizon’s online store pages, and it’s arrived with a quite unusual (for a top tier handset) sweetener. When buying one Fascinate, you’re given the option to obtain a second one for free. Well, the hardware would be free, you’d need two-year commitments on both phones with a minimum monthly data plan of $29.99 a piece, but it’s still the nicest thing Verizon’s done for us since it started throwing out free Pixi Pluses with purchases of Palm’s webOS handsets. You should also bear in mind your initial outlay here is a quite lofty $400, with two separate $100 mail-in rebates bringing the cost down. So it’s free in pecuniary terms, but probably not free of headaches.
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Verizon sweetens Samsung Fascinate deal with Buy One Get One Free offer originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:31:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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