The Pill MP3 Player measures 2.7 inches long and is 1 inch in diameter. To access the controls of the Pill MP3 the user needs to pull apart the player. To skip tracks the user needs to twist the player either backwards or forwards depending on which way the skip needs to be.
It’s an odd looking MP3 player. Unfortunately there are no details on what it can store, what the battery life is like and how music can be transferred to it. I assume there will be somewhere to connect a USB cable to so you can drag and drop music to internal memory.
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Pill MP3 Player
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Archos 10s “MiniPC” Makes An Official Debut
This has been in the pipeline for months, and based on the original press release it’s actually a bit delayed, but Archos has finally unveiled the Archos 10s “MiniPC” alongside the just announced Archos 9 UMPC Tablet. The Archos 10s netbook is an updated version of the Archos 10 netbook, sporting a slightly slimmer and lighter case than its predecessor, constructed from Aluminium and magnesium.
The Archos 10s features a 10.2-inch (1024 x 600 resolution) screen, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard disk and Windows XP Home. Of course, there’s built-in Wi-Fi, Ethernet, 1.3MP webcam, choices between 3-cell or 6-cell batteries and the usual number of free netbook ports and jacks. It will be available later this month but the price still hasn’t been specified.
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Ecofriendly Wood Music iPod Dock
The Wood Music is an iPod Dock made of wood. It’s aim is to be ecofriendly and give a little change in your office or home. It is made of salvaged timber and has holes drilled in the sides to make way for speakers and other various electronics needed to make it work.
As with other iPod docks, the iPod sits in the docking station on top of the unit and you will find what appears to be 4 or so buttons on the front of the dock which I guess control volume, power etc…
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Psystar Owes Apple $75K According To Bankruptcy Filing
A couple of weeks ago, troubled Mac clone maker Psystar filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Now, as part of the filing in Florida, federal court documents have revealed that Psystar owes Apple $75,000.
Computerworld notes that under “Schedule F — Creditors Holding Unsecured Nonpriority Claims,” Psystar listed Apple Inc., said it owed $75,000, and also had the phrase “Litigation Pending” in the section where Psystar was to provide “consideration for claim.”
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Review - Kindle DX
Another month, another version of the Kindle. I’ve been using a Kindle since it was shaped like a very thin doorstop and I’m delighted each time I see a new version. The latest version is the DX, a monstrous 9-inch version of the smaller Kindle 2 that supports direct PDF reading without conversion.
Why am I interested in the Kindle? Well, I already have a first-gen Kindle so I’m not too keen on upgrading immediately. But I’ve been waiting for Amazon to solve something with the Kindle DX that has been nagging me for quite a while. You see, I have a problem. I don’t want to read the New York Times on paper anymore but paper seems like the only logical way to read it. Reading the newspaper on a gadget is rude and dangerous - especially with toddlers around the house.
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Samsung GX-30 DSLR Or NX Series To Launch On July 7th?
A rumor coming out of the Pentax Forums indicates that Samsung could be ready to launch the successor to the GX-20 DSLR, the GX-30. Last month similar rumors emerged with a June launch for the GX-30, but we have yet to hear anything official from Samsung. Others are speculating that it could be the vaunted NX series camera that Samsung announced at PMA. One commenter on the forum, Xian, states that Samsung will announce the GX-30, NX3 and two compact cameras.
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TomTom For iPhone Coming Soon
TomTom has always been a brilliant sat nav system which gives detailed 3D or 2D turn by turn navigation. It was recently announced that it will be coming to the iPhone as a new application to launch this summer for the iPhone 3G S. As well as the iPhone getting TomTom, a new mount with charging capabilities will also be made available.
The TomTom mount is capable of being attached to your windshielf and uses a twist and lock mount that is foldable ready for carrying around. The twist function allows TomTom to be used in either portrait or landscape mode.
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Smartfish Tru - Motion Mouse
The Tru:Motion mouse is built by a company named Smartfish Technologies. It’s different to your average mouse because it sits on top of a small pedestal that allows the mouse to be dipped from side to side (wiggled) while you use it. It’s kind of an odd idea but the company says that as you slide the mouse backwards and forwards, side to side, as you normally would a mouse, the extra pivoting motion makes it more comfortable to use.
The downside is that it does have another moving part, so the only real hope here (assuming it all works as described) is that they make it strong enough to last several years which is about the normal lifespan of a mouse.
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Amazon Sells Out Of Kindle DX After Two Days
Just days after shipping on Wednesday, the Kindle DX e-book reader is already sold out at Amazon, with another shipment expected by June 17th. The $489 device, sold exclusively through Amazon, apparently sold out on the first day, also thanks to pre-orders.
The DX is the largest Kindle device to date, sporting a 9.7-inch, 1200×824 resolution e-ink display as well as PDF file support, unlike the original Kindle and its successor, the Kindle 2. It can hold up to 3,500 books, periodicals, and documents in its memory and downloads this content via a no-charge 3G data connection. A tilt sensor will change the orientation of the screen as needed.
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