July 1, 2008
Filed under: Storage
For budding audio / video editors that can't stand to leave home without a RAID setup in tow, you should probably give
Sonnet's incredibly mobile Fusion F2 a look. This portable SATA RAID solution now tops out at 1TB (a 640GB model is also available) and features an eSATA connector, fanless design and compatibility with Sonnet's Tempo SATA ExpressCard/34 card. Within the 1.22-pound, 5.9- x 6.2- x 0.72-inch enclosure, you'll find a pair of 2.5-inch 7,200RPM HDDs that are able to deliver 134MB/sec read and write rates. Word on the street places a $995 price tag on the 1TB edition, which is all set to ship "early this month."
[Via
Macworld]
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Gaming
var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/playstation/PS3_firmware_2_40_is_live'; Yeah, that's right -- you can get
it right now. In game XMB, trophies... the whole nine. Why are you still reading this?
[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Laptops
Even though the world at large is waiting on pins and needles for these
Wind delays to subside, at least one lucky individual in Italy has received one. Not that you haven't
already seen this netbook from
every angle imaginable, but things just look entirely more fluid on video. Three minutes (2:55, to be precise) in heaven await you after the break.
[Thanks, Marcello]
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Laptops
Even though the world at large is waiting on pins and needles for these
Wind delays to subside, at least one lucky individual in Italy has received one. Not that you haven't
already seen this netbook from
every angle imaginable, but things just look entirely more fluid on video. Three minutes (2:55, to be precise) in heaven await you after the break.
[Thanks, Marcello]
Continue reading MSI's Wind gets received by someone, unboxed on video
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Cellphones
Right, so it's not like we didn't know a CDMA version of HTC's hotly anticipated Touch Diamond
was headed to Sprint, but who can honestly argue with in the wild photos proving that said assumption is true? What we have here is a bona fide Diamond in Sprint garb, although eagle-eyed readers will likely notice the
mildly tweaked TouchFLO interface (which reeks of
Bold there at the bottom, no?). At any rate, you can peek one more (blurry, of course) image of this bugger in the read link.
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Cellphones
Right, so it's not like we didn't know a CDMA version of HTC's hotly anticipated Touch Diamond
was headed to Sprint, but who can honestly argue with in the wild photos proving that said assumption is true? What we have here is a bona fide Diamond in Sprint garb, although eagle-eyed readers will likely notice the
mildly tweaked TouchFLO interface (which reeks of
Bold there at the bottom, no?). At any rate, you can peek one more (blurry, of course) image of this bugger in the read link.
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Desktops, Displays
No, no -- this isn't the
Eee-branded HDTV. That's
another Eee monitor. Seriously ASUS, you deserve some kind of award, nay, banquet to celebrate this crowning achievement. You've single-handedly managed to drive a lust-worthy name six feet below the surface, and now the mere mention of "
Eee" just puts us in a foul mood. Nevertheless, we'll attempt to crack something of smile while taking a look at the Eee Monitor, which -- unless that assortment of ports 'round back is completely for show -- isn't just a monitor at all. Rather, this looks to be some sort of all-in-one PC, or a totally fruity docking station at the very least. As with every other ASUS product, there's no pricing or release information coming until who knows when, but you can burn the Eee logo even deeper into your brain by checking out the gallery in the read link below.
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Desktops, Displays
No, no -- this isn't the
Eee-branded HDTV. That's
another Eee monitor. Seriously ASUS, you deserve some kind of award, nay, banquet to celebrate this crowning achievement. You've single-handedly managed to drive a lust-worthy name six feet below the surface, and now the mere mention of "
Eee" just puts us in a foul mood. Nevertheless, we'll attempt to crack something of smile while taking a look at the Eee Monitor, which -- unless that assortment of ports 'round back is completely for show -- isn't just a monitor at all. Rather, this looks to be some sort of all-in-one PC, or a totally fruity docking station at the very least. As with every other ASUS product, there's no pricing or release information coming until who knows when, but you can burn the Eee logo even deeper into your brain by checking out the gallery in the read link below.
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment
We keep hoping that Toshiba will come to its senses and just let
this whole thing die, but no. Apparently insistent on keeping the last-generation format alive for as long as it possibly can, it seems the outfit is getting ever-closer to a
super-resolution DVD player that would reportedly upscale DVD content like nothing we've ever seen. The latest tidbit in this woefully depressing saga is a newly approved DVD Download DL logo, which was given the final thumbs-up by the DVD Forum Steering Committee last month. In reality, no one outside of Tosh's headquarters has any idea if this development is indeed intrinsically related, but at this point, we wouldn't be shocked one bit to find that it was. Then again, the June 11th meeting also saw specifications for
CH-DVD approved, so here's to hoping Toshiba isn't jumping on
that bandwagon fiery wreck.
[Via
TG Daily]
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July 1, 2008
Filed under: Transportation
Look, protecting the world from the terror of Jihadists is serious business -- which is why we're not sure that rolling up on a
Segway is the best way to get the Axis of Evil to drop its weapon / bomb / fanatic mindset... still,
Jackie Chan will be psyched. Our suggestion? the
electric unicycle.
"Stop! Step out of the vehicle and agree to be my friend."
Don: "Don't make me lean forward and come over there."
Chris: "Do it... do it now! Get to the human transportah!"
Josh F: "Snake? Snake?! SNAAAAAKE!"
Ryan: "Watch yourself, Frank, we're dealing with professionals. They've got a... car."
Darren: "So, um, is it safe to back away from this vehicle?"
Richard: "Yes, this would be more intimidating from a Humvee, but y'know, gas prices these days..."
Nilay: "Put the Roomba down!"
Thomas: "Quit calling me Ginger, I'm a day walker!"
[Thanks, Mike]
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