Friday, January 8, 2010

Sanyo Dmp-692 Dual Dock Music System



Sanyo has introduced their DMP-692 Dual Dock Music System which will target those who rely on their favorite music tracks to get them up and awake in the morning - and if you don't have anything new to listen to, the DMP-692 can still tune in to the local airwaves and let the regular morning show DJ's banter help you open your eyes. This Dual Dock Music System will feature an AM/FM Digital Stereo Tuner with dual programmable alarms, meaning you can choose to have it play songs from either your...
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I.tech Dynamic Solarvoice 908 Arrives In The Us



8Oct/090i.Tech Dynamic has unveiled their latest SolarVoice 908 solar-powered Bluetooth headset in the US market, letting you take the green route without having to worry about polluting the environment further by charging it through a traditional power outlet. This model will feature background noise reduction for crystal clear phone calls, utilizing an advanced suite of digital signal processing software that will go some ways in reducing background noise and distortion. It will also support t...
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Sony Vaio X | Geeky Gadgets



The Sony Vaio X is an ultra portable laptop that weighs in at 1.6 pounds, it measures 7.29 inches by 10.95 inches by 0.55 inches, and features an 11 inch LED-backlit screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768. Continue reading from the original source: Sony Vaio X | Geeky Gadgets...
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Memory Chips Used As Image Sensors



Digital cameras have moved over the years from being something that only the rich could afford to being a tool of the masses. Prices for the average models can be afforded, and only the top-notch ones remain untouchable for the common people. But experts have been looking for a way to make even cheaper image sensors – the most expensive part of a camera – ever since the devices first appeared. Now, a group of scientists believes it may have found the solution – replacing the sensors with memory...
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Thursday, January 7, 2010

Absolute Batman: hush



Hush is apparently a love-it-or-hate-it arc. There seems to be no middle ground. Either it’s a compelling exploration of Batman’s insecurities featuring a worthy new opponent for his rogues’ gallery or it’s a hackneyed poorly-conceived mystery which plays too much with the way things are instead of working within those constraints. I can see both sides of the argument and – while I won’t argue that it’s a prestige masterpiece in the mould of Year One or The Long Halloween – I must confess that I...
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Billy Mays – The 5 Selling Magic Secrets Of Billy Mays



Filed in Hot Right Now on Oct.08, 2009Billy Mays, who sadly passed away at age fifty, was a pot-bellied, black-bearded Atlantic City carnival barker in a blue long-sleeve shirt and a white undershirt.He had a loud, shrill and annoyingly exuberant voice. And he seemed to lean forward, through the TV screen, and put his nose in your face, the way only pitchmen do.Madison Avenue style brand marketers who believe asking for an order even once, unless it’s in small grey type, is undignified, contempt...
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Prepare For Christmas Now With Hampers And Cards



Christmas is everyone’s favorite time of the twelve months. Giving gifts on that day has been a long time custom because we all know that it makes a persons Christmas holiday brighter. But then, not all people can give a gift to their dear ones like Xmas hampers, liquors, flowers, cufflinks and electric gizmos because of the lack of time or too much distance. Give thanks for the established Christmas cards though, that always bridges the spread between the distance. All these Christmas gift...
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