Tokyo Flash Pimpin Watches For Men
October 16, 2008
Tokyo Flash makes timepieces like no other, and its original Pimpin stainless steel LED watch will accessorize your modern couture with a touch of futuristic design.
The face of the watch has six vertical rows of orange LED lights that show the current time, with the left-most vertical row indicating hours (with an Arabic numeral scale going from 1 to 12 along the side).
The five remaining lights in each horizontal row each depict one minute, and the right side of the watch has a 5-minute graduated scale going to 60 minutes.
The Pimpin Watch also offers a unique auto light-up feature, where all the LEDS spiral on then off every 2 minutes from 6 PM to 1 AM. It has a tall-profile stainless steel case that measures 35mm (1.38 inches) that’s accented with a sleek black ionic plating, and it’s matched to a black rubber strap with perforated detailing.
It also features a black ionic-plated stainless steel buckle and water resistance to 30 meters (100 feet)–enabling it to withstand splashes and accidental dunks into the water, but not suitable for swimming.
Source : gadgets.infoniac.com

Touch HD From HTC
October 16, 2008
The official site of HTC presented photos and specifications of the new conceptual smartphone HTC Touch HD.
Ofcourse, we’ll never see the real HD in smartphone, however, large 480 x 800 WVGA touchscreen (3.8 inches) - an excellent option for portable gadgets. Touch HD with Windows Mobile 6.1 with a brand interface TouchFLO, equipped with GPS, Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 b / g), HSDPA, Bluetooth 2.0 with support for A2DP.
In addition, the gadget has 2 Cameras, one of which - 5 mp with autofocus - designed for photos, and the second - for the video. Internal memory (512MB) can be expanded with the SDHC slot, for those who loves music HTC has built-in FM-radio, 3.5mm audio output and speaker.
Memorex MVBD-2510 Blu-ray player
September 21, 2008
Good news for movie fans. There is a new Blu-ray player in town and it is cheaper than PS3. Memorex MVBD-2510 Blu-ray player complete with a full line of BD cleaning and storage accessories, is retailing at $269.99. This package contains Blu-ray playback technology crammed in a sleek design that boasts brushed metal accents as well as a white LED display that adds to the sophisticated look which will definitely bear compliments from whoever drops by your living room.
Other technical features include 1080p as well as video frame rates of 24p and 60p. you also get to enjoy the Bonus View 1.1 feature, enabling special functions such as Picture-in-Picture viewing to let you watch additional content while the movie is being played. Audio playback features found on the Memorex MVBD-2510 consist of Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD High Resolution Audio decoding and bit stream output. You will also get Master Audio bit stream output. It also supports many other formats besides Blu-ray which include BD-ROM, DVD+ROM, DVD-R/DVD-RW, DVD+R/DVD+RW, CD-ROM, CD-R/CD-RW and JPEG on DVD/CD recordable media too.
Slide 2 PC: An all in one photo archiving solution
September 20, 2008

Ion has become one of my favourite gadget companies. They have introduced alot of cool and unique gadgets in the market.
They are introducing SLIDES 2 PC which allows photographers having boxes of slides and negatives to digitize and archive generations of photographs and turn them into 5 megapixel digital stills. And do it at single touch of a button.
It has the ability to connect directly into a computer via USB. The Slides 2 PC uses a special rail which houses multiple 35mm slides or a strip of negatives which can be read, scanned and saved one at a time. It uses a four glass optical element and automatically compensate for exposure and color correction. The cost of this gadget is very affordable $100.
Terminator, DVD player
September 17, 2008
Everyone knows about Terminator - the movie and the serie. One of the most famous and more innovative in the movie world with Arnold Schwarzenegger (in spite that he is in the politic, according to some rumors, he can make a come back in the movie Terminator Salvation, coming out in 2009 !!!).
Well fans of Terminator, there is one gadget for you !!! A DVD player with the head of Terminator, the cyborg. From right now at home, you will be able to mix the reality with the fiction with this skull.
The DVD or CD is put by opening the skull, his eyes are turn red when the player starts to play if not there are off and his smile has something diabolic.
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Speaker in Mickey ears form
September 10, 2008
In Disney shop or in their web site disney, you can find original speaker with design of Mickey Mouse ears. Those speaker is used to plug in your MP3 player or other audio players and it has a subwoofer with a potencial of 6 watts.
Cricket EZ: Phone Review
June 2, 2008
I was in desperate need of a cell phone when I first started driving (in case of emergency). My fiance also needed a phone too, when his stopped working with no warning. Because we’re trying to save money to get our own place, when we heard about the $40 Cricket EZ, we jumped at the offer.
Upon receiving the phone, I noticed that it was nice and small. However, when I started looking through the phone, I realized that it had none of the features that the other phones I’ve owned had. No voice memo, no games, no access to the internet, no speakerphone, and no vibrate option. To be honest, it was horrible.
I’ve had numerous problems with this phone. On occasion, when I answer the phone, all of a sudden it becomes extremely loud (as though it’s on speakerphone) despite there being no speakerphone option. It nearly blew my eardrum a few times. Also, my text messages sometimes take hours to send.
Another thing that bugs me is that there are contacts in the phone that cannot be deleted. They are all Cricket contacts, but it still aggravates me (I might be a little obsessive, but who cares?)
On an important note, this phone was recalled due to audio problems during 911 phone calls.
All in all, I’d say that the phone is perfect for people like me who only need text messaging and the regular phone plan (also good for kids). However, it nowhere near compares to the Motorola SLVR L7 that I owned before this one (my sister dropped it in the toilet, thanks Ash!).
If I were to rate this phone on a 1-10 scale (10 being wonderful), I’d have to give it a sleazy #4. Sorry, Cricket. Stick to selling phones, not making them.



