HD-DVD gets support

Just when you thought HD-DVD was down and out. Two of the industries heavy hitters come to its aid. Giants Microsoft and Intel pledged there support for HD-DVD.

via theinquirer

Apple admits problem

Maybe Apple learned from past mistakes(battery issue). Today Apple admits some nano's may have defective screens which will be replaced by Apple for free.

via techspot

Widemondo

The Giz gets wide with announcement of a new model of Gizmondo that will be potentiallly released Q2 2006.

via theRegister

GPX2

The long awaited followup to the GP32 has arrived and its name is GPX2. Current specs are murky at best but from what i can gather it sports Dual CPUs running at 200mhz, 2d graphic accelerator for games, runs linux, and playback for MPEG, MP4, Divx, Xvid, WMV, MP3, OGG, and WMA. For more info check out the official site here

via GP32x

Motorola introduces mobile sunglasses

Motorola and Oakley come together to announce RAZRWIRE Bluetooth eyewear. The sunglasses will utilize Bluetooth technology for talking on cellphones. Estimated price is around $300 and expects to be release around August.

via PhysOrg

iOps JOCK Mini-PMP

Is it me or does this mini pmp have a mini ipod feel to it? The iOps JOCK is a jack-of-all trades player that plays MP3, WMA, Ogg Vorbis,WMV, MP4, and Divx. Too bad the screen is so small 96x64 that it would be a pain to watch videos on it.

via dapreview

iZone 300 in Ipod White

Seems like everyone is jumping on the ipod bandwagon by piggybacking on its success. iZone 300 is no exception with a curiously ipod white look to it. The digi camera will sport a 3.2MP, 3X digital zoom, meager 16mb of internal memory and sd slot for expansion. For more info check out Polaroids page here

via MobileMag

Linux Instant Messenger

This is quite cool for the teens out there who needs to be always chatting up with there AOL, Yahoo, and MSN buddies. The Aeronix Zipit, a $99 Linux IM appliance which is available in five colors and can purchase at Target as well as TigerDirect.

via LinuxDevices

Cellphone for kids now available

Firefly creators of a mobile phone gear toward the 8-12yrs old crowd are now available nationwide at any Target store. Also available online at fireflymobile.com at $99.99


Via MobileTechNews

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