July 13, 2006, 6:30 AM CT

Palm Ultralight Wireless Headset

Palm audio accessories is always the best for Treo smartphone users. They have just unveiled their new Palm Ultralight Wireless Headset which makes use of the Bluetooth technology. This ultra-lightweight yet sporting headset implements a Digital Signal Processing (DSP) feature which gives a big help in reducing transmitted background noise for crystal-clear calls. I'm pretty sure this Bluetooth-compatible headset features a compatible, in-ear design with the soft gel tips that comes in three sizes for optimal fit and an optional ear loop that provides added security. With just a touch of a button, you will be able to answer or end calls, get last number redial, mute and a lot more. Upon fully charged, you could talk on the phone for 3 hours with 80 hours of standby time. An AAA battery powered charger can extends talk time up to 9 hours. You can use your Treo smartphone AC adaptor to charge this headset and being 33 feet away from your smartphone is not a problem for a good reception. It is compatible with Treo 700p, Treo 700w and Treo 650 smartphones only. You can get one now at TreoStore with the price of USD129 and it comes with a sleek metal case.

• Bluetooth 2.0 compliant
• Digital Signal Processing (DSP) reduces transmitted background noise for crystal-clear calls
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July 13, 2006, 0:25 AM CT


O2 unleashes mighty Atom


O2 has launched a mysterious website with details of a new Pocket PC it'd like us to call 'the bomb' and 'explosive'. Yes, it's the Atom Exec.

As hype-stirring previews go, the site's generous with details, revealing the fact that the new Exec is a palmtop-phone with Windows Mobile 5.0, Blackberry-esque push e-mail and built-in Wi-Fi.

Heads will rightly be nodding in approval at this point, but there's more. The Exec sports a nippier 520MHz processor than its predecessor - which never made it to our isles - allowing it to juggle several Office applications at once. There's a bolstered 192MB memory and a 2MP camera too.

The main difference between the black-coated Exec and rivals like the forthcoming Motorola Q is the input system: instead of a QWERTY keyboard, you get a 2.7in QVGA touchscreen and stylus. Email addicts, it's time to choose your weapon.........

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July 11, 2006, 10:49 PM CT


Japan to open robot museum!


Japan's first bot museum is set to open this October in a refurbished auto showroom in Nagoya, of all places.

Once cleansed of cars and sales staff ("Nice robot here, one owner only!"), the site will become home to cast-off bots from the 2005 Aichi Expo and their industrial brethren. The 2,600-square-meter museum will also feature a shop and a cafe set in a "near future" environment where humans and robots coexist peacefully. The entry fee hasn't been fixed yet. ........

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July 11, 2006, 10:44 PM CT


Fabulous Design Table Fans



I have recently seen one of these fans when I visited my friend's office. This looks marvelous.

Love to have one for me.........

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July 11, 2006, 9:04 PM CT


Jelly Bean Flip Clock


I find this Jelly Bean Flip Clock fascinating - not because it's especially nice - it looks cheap and indeed is cheap in price. What's fascinating is that design-wise, it's almost identical to a Cifra 5 clock we own.

The Cifra 5 was an award-winning flipdown clock designed by Gino Valle in 1956 - and it's a design that's been copied repeatedly ever since. The original is a very heavy and stylish thing made of steel, with a wood base - but the look isn't far from this latter day copy.

The Jelly Bean Flip clock is available for £7.99. You'll pay a lot more for a Cifra 5 - but believe me, it's a worthy investment.

Find out more about the Jelly Bean Flip Clock.........

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July 11, 2006, 7:55 PM CT


MoGo Mouse Highlights


See what the MoGo Mouse looks like and get a feeling on how I like it with this Experience Mobility Preview Video.

The limitations of YouTube for video length (maximum of 10 minutes) only give me a few minutes to demonstrate and show you some of the unique characteristics of this device. But I think you will see how cool it is as well as how it will help you to Experience Mobility at a higher level.........

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July 11, 2006, 6:57 PM CT


Portable Finger-size Mouse


LG International is introducing its new portable finger mouse 'FINGER'. Top button works for the left button of a regular mouse while rear part works for the right button of the regular mouse. A wheel at the right side is used to scroll.

Does it look very comfortable to use?........

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July 11, 2006, 7:34 AM CT


DPP-FP35 Compact Photo Printer


Not to let Canon Selphy CP510 steal all thunder, Sony Korea has launched the DPP-FP35 portable compact photo printer boasting a print resolution of 300×300dpi.

This photo printer supports Supercoat 2, AutoFine 3, and Exif print functions and hardly takes a minute to print a postcard-sized photograph. It also features PictBridge that helps you print a photo directly from camera without the need for a PC.

Moreover, it will not put you out of the budget since DPP-FP35 comes for a reasonable price of $104 and that is a sound factor to buy one.........

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July 11, 2006, 7:31 AM CT


USB SwissMemory Army Knife


The Swiss Army Memory USB flash knife is an awesome tool for all you tech-weapons freaks. It is a combination of technology, practicality, wilderness, materials, sophistication and quality design. Well at a price of $140, all I can say is great product at a cool price.

The knife is available in 1 GB, 512MB and 256MB capacities and features Red LED light, ballpoint pen, knife, scissors, file with screwdriver and key ring. In addition, it has LED blinks to indicate read/write activity, the best part is that it's compatible with Windows 98/SE/2000/ME/XP, MAC OS 9.x or above, Linux 2.4 or above.

It measures 2.4×0.75×0.6? and is available in two versions: Regular and Travel. The ultimate USB SwissMemory army knife is highly recommended for back packers, hikers and out doors. Do not forget to check out its aluminum model.........

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July 11, 2006, 7:29 AM CT


Programmable Spinnable LED Fan


These funky table fans look really cute with illuminating LEDs. The illuminating LED lights will liven-up the interiors of the room by adding colorful touch to it. The table fan is available in a variety of colors including black, pink and blue. The only thing that pinches is that these are available only in Japan. The table fan sells for $35.

Cool!........

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