Another cheap iPhone case by DealExtreme. This one being a crystal case for $3.95 plus FREE SHIPPING.
Check it out HERE
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Transparent Crystal Case for iPhone $3.95 Free shipping
Another cheap iPhone case by DealExtreme. This one being a crystal case for $3.95 plus FREE SHIPPING.
Check it out HERE
Cowon A2 Firmware version 1.91
Cowon is one of the best mp3 maker's that continues to support even their older models. Case in point the Cowon A2 which just got a new firmware version out.
Improvements include
- fixed issue with VBR bitrate MP3s
- improvements to the Musepack decoder
- additional file extensions supported: mp+, mpp, mpc, mp+ and mpp
- A fix/addition to the text viewer
- improved photo viewing
Get it HERE
via iAudiophile.net
Iphone Rival - Meizu M8 not till next year
PMPToday contacted the PR department at Meizu and learned that the Iphone Rival will not be released till early next year.
via PMPToday.com
Maxian 850 PMP Announced
Having reviewed the Maxian M800, I look forward to the next version which improves on its features. The main difference seems to be touchscreen and the OS now WinCE 5.0 based. No mention of wifi though?
via PMPToday.com
Woot - Logitech MX Revolution Rechargeable Laser Mouse
Woot of the day is
Logitech MX Revolution Rechargeable Laser Mouse
$34.99 + $5.00 shipping
via Woot.com
via Woot.com
Friday, June 29, 2007
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Don't pay more for an Iphone case
When purchasing an item. The accessories are usually what kills you in terms of adding on to the price. For $2.36 with free shipping you can get a Silicone Case for Iphone in white or black.
Silicon Case for iPhone (Black) HERE $2.36 with FREE Shipping
Silicone Case for iPhone (White) HERE $2.36 with FREE Shipping
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Nokia 770 Internet Tablet $139.99 with free shipping at Buy.com
If you missed out on the woot offering. Your in luck as Buy.com has the Nokia 770 for a mere $139.99 with free shipping. If your a new google checkout user that brings the price down to $129.99 with free shipping. Even less than the woot offer.
USA Today’s video review shows off iPhone retail packaging
The RoadWired PDA/Phone Organizer, from Skooba Design Reviewed
We take a look at the ultimate all-in-one solution for your pda/phone, The RoadWired PDA/Phone Organizer, from Skooba Design.
Check out our review here
iLounge breaks down 2 year iphone costs
Interesting reading at iLounge. Check out what it will really cost you to buy an iphone with 2year contract. Bare minimum appears to be $1,975 with 4GB Iphone or $2,075 with an 8GB iPhone.
via iLounge
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Meizu Music Card M3 review coming soon
After reviewing the Meizu Miniplayer M6 8GB player. Our next Meizu player review will focus on the Nano-Killer Meizu Music Card M3.
To get your very own Meizu players in the U.S. head over to JTCElectronics.biz
Venus JXD951 PMP Gets Specs and Price
PMPToday reports on this Chinese player the Venus JXD951. Specs look very good.
The JXD951 boasts a 4-inch 720 × 480-pixel TFT screen with 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio. It is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera, microSD extension and an FM tuner. It plays video at 30fps and compatible with with DivX, XviD AVI, ASF video, MPEG-4 and Flash Player. It has audio compatibility with MP3, WMA and WAV. Form factor is 118 × 73 × 13.3mm, weighing 95 g. Price is 859 yuan ($113) for the 1GB player and 899 yuan ($118) for the 2GB.
via PMPToday
Meizu Mini Player M6 8GB Reviewed
We review the Meizu Miniplayer 8GB flash mp4 player. Check out our review now
http://tgsreviews.wordpress.com/2007/06/26/meizu-mini-player-m6-8gb-review/
This player does it all! Plays video, FM Radio, MP3, WMA, WMA DRM, FLAC, and so much more. Huge 2.4″ Crystal Clear LCD! It does more than an iPod nano, for much less money.
Features/Specifications
# SP Version
# Supports DRM10 and Microsoft MTP
# 2.4″ 260K-color QVGA (320×240) large and vibrant TFT-LCD screen.
# User-defined EQ, adjustable bass boost Hi-Fi treble & bass compensation system
# Various EQ modes Including: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, POP, Bass, Disco, User1, User2, User3
# Unique design and Super Mini Aluminum alloy body
# High speed USB2.0 interface.
# High capacity USB flash storage for mobile disk.
# Clock setting.
# Screen Saver Settings
# Super FM stereo radio function, supports auto searching tune channels and channels management as well as FM Recording (with 30 preset channels)
# Built-in Microphone supports high quality recording, up to 9 hours of recording time
# Calculator function,
# Stopwatch function and Game function
# Headphone supported (3.5mm)
# Dynamic graphics menu.
# Human user operating interface.
# Supports various music formats, MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, etc.
# Movie playback supports AVI format.
# Dynamic Playlist supported.
# Synchronized Song Lyric Showing.
# TXT View Photo album + Slide show: BMP, JPG, GIF formats
# Long playback time Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery, plays up to 20 hours (The playing time may be shortened if visualization is used.)
# Innovative power supply design, reducing interferences and noise.
# Precise electronic components coupled with 8 layers PCB ensure the clearness of sound quality.
# Enhanced Integrated Navigator,
# Jog lamp ON time control
# Play/Pause, Stop/Power OFF, Recording Next Track/Previous Track Fast Forward/Fast Rewind, Scroll speed.
# Infinite Loop Resume function.
# Auto Power OFF.
# Hold function
# Value-added Service, Software Upgradeable. Free driver. USB connector
# SN Ratio: >90dB
# Frequency range: 20Hz~20kHz
# Weight: 55g
# Compact size: Approx. 79mm*48.2mm*10mm(H*W*T)
# Product info display (Software version, Memory Usage)
# Windows98 SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac and Linux OS
# One year Manufacturer warranty
80GB Iphone mistake or things to come?
If you watch the iPhone's AT&T activation video you will notice the 74.40GB capacity. Could this be a mistake or will there be a future Iphone in the making with 80GB hard drive or flash?
via Engadget
Iphone rate plans less than expected
Many had thought that data and voice would be separate. But finally we learn that they are nicely bundled together. Pricing stars at $59.99 which is not too bad. And less than the minimum $100-$150 that some were saying it might cost per month.
Woot! of the day Razer Pro|Tone m250 Earphones – 2-Pack
Not as great as the previous two woots. But still worth picking up. Today is 2 for Tuesday. Which included two Razer Pro|Tone m250 Earphones. Specs below.
Two-Tone Pro|Tone
Ebony and ivory sold together with one low shipping fee
Side by side on 2 For Tuesday, hey hey, why did we?
We all know that people are the same wherever we go
They like cheap, not-bad earphones
You need to hear, with your own ears
Each set of these Razer Pro|Tone Earphones
Ebony and ivory powered by Razer ProBass technology
Please note they’re not actually made of ebony or ivory
We all know that the bass sounds bad in these Pro|Tones
That’s “bad” as in “good”, we’re saying, see?
So let it rip, they’ve got a clip
Over each ear so they can survive together alive
Ebony and ivory sold together with one low shipping fee
Side by side on 2 For Tuesday, hey hey, why did we?
Warranty: One year
Features:
- Street-Style Clip Earphones
- Rubber-coated clip arms combine with high quality metal casings for an aerodynamic secure fit
- Ultimate in style, comfort & portability. Solid clips ensure a firm grip during active usage
- With light & compact construction, the sleek metal discs cling effortlessly to the curvature of the ears
- Powered by Razer’s own ProBass™ Technology
- protone™ m250 send out deeply enhanced bass specifically engineered for digital players
- Providing greater sound output and a more accurate music reproduction
- Noise isolation is further maximized through ergonomic design
- Custom-designed carrying case
- Includes a jet-set adaptor for air travel providing total convenience in storage and portability
Specifications:
- Frequency Response: 50-20,000Hz
- Dynamic Transducer
- Impedance: 32 ohms
- Max Sound Pressure Level (SPL): 105dB
- Cable Length: 1.15/ 3.77ft
- 3.5mm connector plug
- Max Power Rating 50mW
- Weight 38g (with cable)
Monday, June 25, 2007
GearDiary reviews Rocketfish Twister Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse
Over at GearDiary they took a look at the Rocketfish Twister Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse. Here are they positives and negatives on the review
What I Like: Twists flat for travel and slips in its included pouch; the scroll panel is a neat feature; all buttons are configurable and choices are explained; price is comparable to other notebook mice - you aren’t paying a premium for the unique design
What Needs Improvement: This doesn’t necessarily need improvement, but I thought I should mention that the blocky shape may feel “weird” to anyone that is very used to a more contoured, dome shaped mouse
via GearDiary
No Iphones for Alaska
Apparently the Iphone will be available everywhere in the U.S. except Alaska. The Iphone is only available in the lower 48 states and Hawaii. So no Iphone for you Alaska. They don't consider you to be worthy.
via MyItablet
Woot! of the day Nokia 770 $129.99 +$5.00
Woot has a great deal today. For $130 plus shipping you can get a Nokia 770 internet tablet. This woot isn't going to last so I would advise to hurry if you want one.
woot.com
Sunday, June 24, 2007
i-Mate announces release date for Ultimate Series
The release date is apparently September 2007:
i-mate is due to launch a series of new devices in September including the Ultimate, Urban and Jama ranges, however Morrison refused to disclose how many models there would be in each range. He said that the Ultimate's "big selling point" would be its power and high bandwidth,
via msmobiles
First third party app for Iphone
Scenario Poker, the first third party app for the IPhone is now available for preview.
Check out their website for more info HERE
via Myitablet.com
Get Chumby soon...
Chumby is an alarm clock looking device that packs in a 350mhz CPU, 32mb ram, 64mb rom, wifi, 320x240 touch screen, speakers, audio output, microphone, and two usb port. It also features motion and squeeze sensors.
It comes with a slew of widgets from sites like Flickr, customers are encouraged to take advantage of their Chumby by hacking and modifying it to their hearts content.
The final version is coming out soon so look out for it.
Website
via CrunchGear
Woot! of the day Prime Pilot 600 Portable GPS
If your looking for a cheap GPS system then you may be in luck. The woot for today is a Prime Pilot 600 Portable GPS system. It appears to be decent having the SiRFStar III technology along with video, audio and photo capabilities.
$149.99 + $5.00 shipping
via Woot.com
Engadget source tells all about Iphone
Over at Engadget a trusted inside source who has been testing the Iphone says it not all that great.
- The keyboard was simply described as "disappointing". Keyboarding with two thumbs often registers multiple key presses (two or three at a time) resulting in a lot of mistakes. The best way to type is with a single finger (as shown in most of Apple's demos), but two thumbs is supposedly very difficult. After trying it for a number of days our source gave up using their thumbs.
- The text auto-correction only works well for simple words, but doesn't work for proper names. We can only assume this bit will get better with time as Apple fills out its predictive text dictionary.
- "It won't replace a BlackBerry. It's not good for text input. It's just not a business product."
- The touchscreen was said to, in general, require somewhat hard presses to register input, and needs some getting used to.
- In addition to its dock, the iPhone comes packaged with a polishing cloth (the thing's supposedly a fingerprint magnet, no surprise) and the usual smallish power adapter.
- The Bluetooth headset will debut in the $120 range, and will come with its own dock for charging both the phone and the headset. The headset will feature a miniature magnetic charging interface á la MagSafe.
- The Bluetooth headset has a hidden LED and is supposedly a very small and elegant device. Sound quality is said to be "typical". There is no clip; like many headsets you're expected to just let it hang out of your ear, as previously shown.
- The browser "worked well" but page load speeds on EDGE were just as slow as expected. It sounds like 3G users will have a tough run with this.
- Users must scroll through the address book (or use the alphabet-drag on the side) -- one cannot bring up the keyboard and type in a name, as many of us are used to.
- Shocker: YouTube over EDGE didn't work well at all, and will basically necessitate use of WiFi.
Saturday, June 23, 2007
Latte Neon7 hits ebay
sfcitycellular is now selling the Latte Neon7 on ebay for $269.99 plus $11.99. I have previously reviewed the Latte Boom and Slim11b but haven't had a chance to check out the Latte Neon7 as of yet. But from the looks of it, it may be the best Latte phone yet!
Ebay Auction HERE
Friday, June 22, 2007
Gottabemobile reviews AblePlanet's Clear Harmony Linx Audio Headphones
GottaBeMobile.com who usually focuses on UMPC's and Tablet PC were given the chance to review AblePlanet's Clear Harmony Linx Audio Headphones.
Here is their conclusion -
Conclusion
Little things like the in-line volume control and the fact that the headphones can operate with or without batteries begin to add-up to a great experience. With a comparable listening experience, a competitive price, and the advantages that I outlined above, if I were buying a pair of high quality noise-canceling headphones today, I would give AblePlanet's Clear Harmony headphones the first look.
SteriPen Adventurer
Product Description
New for 2007! At a mere 4 ounces, the SteriPEN Adventurer water purifier is ideal for backcountry hiking and camping trips. Utilizing the same technology used to purify water in municipal treatment facilities, hospitals and water-bottling plants, the Adventurer destroys viruses, bacteria and cysts, including Giardia and Cryptosporidium, by using high-energy Ultraviolet (UV) light. The Adventurer is easy to operate and purifies water quickly and efficiently without the need for chemicals or pumping. The Adventurer makes purifying water a cinch. Simply fill a 16 oz. or 32 oz. glass, plastic, ceramic or metal container with clear water, push the activation button once for 32 oz. or twice for 16 oz., dip it in the container and stir slightly to agitate the water. Ultraviolet light is invisible to the human eye, but a visible blue light indicates that the Adventurer is working and shuts off as soon as a full dose has been delivered. The Adventurer purifies 16 oz. of water in 48 seconds and 32 oz. in 90 seconds! The UV light breaks down the DNA of viruses, bacteria and cysts, rendering them harmless. Because the penetration of UV light can be limited by discoloration, solids and debris, it is important that clear, unfrozen water be used. The SteriPEN Water Bottle Pre-Filter (sold separately) can be employed to filter particulate-filled water before UV treatment takes place. The Adventurer is powered by two CR123 rechargeable batteries (included). The Adventurer's electronics are designed to activate only as long as there is enough battery power available to produce the required UV dosage, so there is no risk of an inadequate dose as batteries run low.
$109.95
Buy it HERE
via Uncrate
PMP Watch Concept
Crunchgear's quick look at the Microsoft Reclusa gaming keyboard
Crunchgear had chance to check out Microsoft's gaming keyboard the Reclusa. Here are their intial thoughts.
Just got the Microsoft/Razer Reclusa in to play with and I’m happy to report it looks pretty cool. It has backlit keys and a full set of programmable keys up and down the sides for macros and other functions. There are two dials, one for volume and one programmable one and the key size and response time isn’t killer but it feels much quicker than my Apple keyboard, so there’s that. It’s almost like they keys have a hair trigger, which I suppose is what you’re supposed to feel.
Product Page HERE
via Crunchgear.com
LED ear light (Hands Free Light) reviewed
If you are planning on purchasing the Sony Reader you have to read my review of the LED ear light as it is an essential accessory for the reader.
LED ear light review HERE
Learn how to make money online for your blog at John Chow dot com
If you have been looking to make money online for your blog but didn't know how to. Then you should take a look at John Chow dot com, a blog that helps you make money. If you post a review of his blog then he will link back to you and bring you more traffic.
Chamelius X3 Black Polarized Sunglasses Review
Reviewed by K.C. Kim
Price: $19.95
http://stores.ebay.com/Chamelius-Sunglasses
CHAMELIUS sunglasses are world renowned for their quality, style and affordability. This is our latest X3 Black Polarized design. We improved on our X3 POLARIZED technology with increased visibility and comfort.
Intro: I have been looking for a pair of sunglasses that are inexpensive yet of the same quality as the $100-$200 sunglasses. I believe I found that in the Chamelius X3 Black Polarized Sunglasses.
Design: These sunglasses have similar look to say the Eye Jacket and Straight Jacket sunglasses of a certain company. They are a medium unisex design to fit most faces. The sunglasses provide UV 400 or 100% UVA, UVB and UVC protection.
Polarized: Another great feature is X3 POLARIZED technology. Basically polarized glasses reduce glare.
Conclusion: The Chamelius X3 Black Polarized Sunglasses are well worth the price. You won't have to pay the high price for the name brand. The X3 by Chamelius can be had for a mere $20 plus shipping. And the quality and the amount of accessories available make this a good option for anyone. This summer make sure to grab a pair of Chamelius X3 Polarized Sunglasses.
Rating 9.5 out of 10
To purchase click HERE
(Pictured Chamelius's X3 Floating Sunglass Cord is designed for extreme sports. If you need your Chamelius sunglasses to stay on, this is the accessory for you. This cord will also float Chamelius sunglasses in the water. Great for boaters, surfers and anyone else out on the water!)
There also is tons of accessories/replacement parts available for the sunglasses here
http://stores.ebay.com/Chamelius-Sunglasses
About the company
Chamelius (pronounced ka*me"lee*us) was established in late 2002. Since then we have constantly made it a point to provide our customers with not only top notch products, but excellent customer service as well.
Since the beginning, our sunglasses have been designed with the utmost care and consideration for the customer. At Chamelius Inc, we strive to have the perfect balance of style, comfort, durability, and customer satisfaction. With thousands of customers served in over 60 countries, Chamelius has truly become a global entity.
Chamelius is constantly working to improve our products and customer service and experience. In addition, after receiving feedback from customers we will soon be offering new and improved models for 2007 and 2008.
Future Sonics Atrio M5 gets reviewed by Gear Diary and ABI
Both AnythingButIpod and Gear Diary had a chance to check out Future Sonics latest earphones the Atrio M5.
The Future Sonics Atrio m5s are an impressive set of earphones. I found them to be some of the most comfortable I have ever tried, and the sound produced was distinctly impressive. Let’s face it, $200 is a lot to plunk down on a set of earphones. But if the sound coming out of your player is really important to you, then making this particular sacrifice will be easily justified.
GearDiary.com
Without a doubt, the Future Sonics Atrios are my favorite in-ear monitors at the moment. No other IEMs I know of do so much right and so little wrong. They're not the most "pedantic" phones out there, but they're the most musical ones for my tastes. Almost like good full-sized headphones, they make the sound really enjoyable, and they get my feet tapping - no matter what style of music I'm listening to. They are punchy and precise without being fatiguing, they are quite spacious and still isolate a lot. The Future Sonics Atrio M5 are not the cheapest in-ear monitors around, but they're far from being the most expensive ones you can find. They're worth every penny, and they give the double/triple/quadruple balanced armature IEMs a run for their money. Highly recommended for people who love to listen to the music instead of analyzing single sine waves.
AnythingButIpod.com
LG KU-580 Google Phone
LG KU-580, it features Google Search, Google Mail and Google Map. The phone was created as a collaboration between LG and Google. It features LG Chocolate black n red style, along with 2 inch widescreen display, 3G, FM Radio, Mp3 player and more.
The Google phone is now available in France and Italy. German and other European countries should have it soon. Base on what I can tell from the pictures, Vodafone will be the carrier.
via MyItablet
Thursday, June 21, 2007
EXPOTV.com The Youtube of product reviews
An interesting website I just happen upon through google ads was ExpoTV.com. ExpoTv is a user submitted video review site. Basically people post their video reviews of consumer products and get paid $5 for each video review plus 1 cent for each video played. Will be interested whether idea takes off.
ExpoTV website HERE
iriver W10 revealed on teaser site
Iriver Clix 3 coming third quarter of this year!
From misticriver forums comes new that the next Clix may end up being release this year.
WOW!!!
Vice president , Moon Gyu, Choi announced that CLIX3 is coming out in the third quarter of this year!!! what a nice news is, isn't it?
http://club.iriver.co.kr/c_board_detail.asp?Page=1&SrchItem=&SrchString=&SrchType=1&idx=32146
via Misticriver
Preorder Raon Everun UMPC at Dynamism
Import site Dynamism is now taking preorders on the Raon Everun UMPC. Prices range from $1099.00 to $699.00 depending on specs.
Preorder HERE
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