Top 10 Mp3 Players
October 14, 2005
In the market for an Mp3 player? Well, PC World has a list of the top Mp3 players currently on the market. For large capacity players, the iPod Photo (30GB) and regular iPod (20GB) lead the way, followed by the IRiver H320, the Creative Zen Touch, and the Archos Gmini XS200. For mid-capacity players, the Rio Carbon, iPod Mini, Dell Pocket DJ, IRiver H10, and Creative Zen Micro made the grade. Click here for the full story.
Video iPod
October 14, 2005
In case you haven’t heard already, Apple has come up with yet another new iPod. That’s right—just weeks after the introduction of iPod Nano, Apple has introduced a new video iPod:
Apple Introduces Video IPod, TV Deals By MAY WONG, AP Technology Writer
Thu Oct 13, 8:38 PM ETAfter revolutionizing the way people listen to music with the popular iPod, Apple Computer Inc. is trying to do the same with video.
The company introduced a new iPod on Wednesday that is capable of playing everything from TV shows to music videos.
Citing a groundbreaking deal with ABC Television Group, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs said video offerings via iTunes will include episodes for $1.99 each of the hit shows “Desperate Housewives” and “Lost,” which will be available the day after they air on television.
The purchased video can be watched on a computer or taken on the road for viewing on the new iPod’s 2.5-inch color screen.
The much-anticipated new iPods, available starting next week, will replace Apple’s current 20-gigabyte and 60-gigabyte models. A 30 GB version will sell for $299 and a 60 GB version will cost $399. A 30 GB model can hold about 7,500 songs, 25,000 photos, or 75 hours of video, Apple said.
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Introducing My Gadgets - Our favorite gadgets that we own and love - Samsung i330 Palm phone
October 10, 2005
My Gadgets is a category of content here on HyperGadget where we share what gadgets we personally own and love. To kick it off, I’m going to tell you about my Samsung i330 Palm phone. This gadget has been a trooper. The finish is wearing off, I’ve dropped it a bunch of times, but I still love it.
I originally bought it on Ebay for around $220. It has a really neat touch screen — still is one of the largest that I’ve ever seen on a phone. This is a fully functioning Palm 3.5 device. I’ve loaded it up with free Palm applications from www.freewarepalm.com. I’ve read books on it, surfed the web on it, gotten email on it, played [a lot of] games on it, including my current two favorites, Pocket City (a Sim-City clone that plays on the phone! and SolFree, a free solitair game.
If I have to replace it, I’ll probably get a Treo 650 since it includes a camera, higher resolution screen and a little keyboard.
What gadgets do you own and actually use on a regular basis?
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October 10, 2005
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