Now you can watch TV in the tub with this portable waterproof TV released by Sanyo. The LVT-WD40 goes for about $450. As of release date or features are unavailable at the moment. So you’ll just have to wait to purchase this one!
Whether you’re the type of nerd that hangs out at Coffee shops or even in class, meeting, or whatever the DVP-120CP portable DVD player is ideal. It supports DVD-RAM, DVD DL, CD, MP3, WMA, MPEG, and CD JPEG. Along with a 2.5 battery span this is all you need for those long Monday mornings at a snoozefest of a lecturer.
Nokia today released the N810, which is the company’s first Internet tablet with an integrated GPS receiver and antenna in the US market. The gadget supports Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g connectivity. The N810 is smaller and faster than the previous N800 model. It features a slide-out qwerty keyboard, 4.13-inch full touch wide screen, stereo speaker, FM transmitter and a light-sensing screen dimmer. The Nokia N810 is now available for $480.
Cowon Japan will release its new iAUDIO 7 in the Japanese market. This 16GB MP3 player comes equipped with 1.3-inch TFT-LCD with 260,000 colors and swing touch button. The player also support EQ filter allowing users to adjust bandwidth and frequencies of each sound band in the Equalizer, FM radio, voice recording, text and image viewer. The player retails for approx. $330.
audiojunkies provides us an information about the Mobius MKII loudspeakers that looks like a gadget from Alien world. The speaker stands at 38 inch tall and houses four drivers in its 8 inch bipolar array that rests comfortable on top of the speaker to produce 360 degrees of sound. The orb houses two 1 inch silk dome tweeters and a pair of 6 inch midbass drivers with neodymium motors mounted back to back. The Mobius MKII is able to play up to 20kHz of audio. It will be released in spring next year with the price range between $10,000 to $15,000.
QuickSilver has created a new phone concept which looks like PacMan. The mobile phone has QVGA display, GPRS and EDGE connectivity, a microSD memory card slot, and a USB port. The idea of this concept is interesting. However, there is no word on when this concept phone will go into mass production.
We have been telling you about the impending release of the Playstation Eye for some time now, but for those of you who have trouble remembering what month we are currently in, much less the release date of highly anticipated gaming peripherals, you will be happy to know that the Playstation Eye is now available. The device will come bundled with the Eye of Judgement card game with EyeCreate, the video capturing and editing application available as a free download via the Playstation network.
Yamaha has recently released its new CD-S2000 SACD player and A-S2000 preamplifier that are capable of outputting SACD/CD and MP3/WMA audio with 190 watts per channel over a frequency range of 20-20,000 Hz. Both devices will be available in December for $3,400.
Don’t you hate the way some digital cameras are bulky and heavy? Or how they usually come in just plain old black or silver? Here’s something that might brighten you up, literally. The Sony Cybershot DSC-T2 makes buying a camera alot more exciting. This compact yet durable camera comes in bright green, blue, pink, white, and black. With that said, it features the usual digital camera features such as 8-megapixel specs, 1/2.5-inch CCD; 4GB of storage, memory stick pro duo expansion, 30k pixel touchscreen LCD; ISO 3200 max sensitivity, Sony’s famous “Smile Shutter” and face detector, and 3x Carl Zeiss zoom with optical image stabilization. Don’t worry, this cam comes just in time for the holidays when you can finally get a good shot of your hot neighbor;). $350
I know most of you aren’t satisfied with your flash USB drives. Am I right? Well here’s something that might make you change your mind about USB drives altogether. The Sansa TakeTV Video player features an 8GB flash drive, plugs into any USB dock from a TV outlet, can decode DivX, XviD, and MPEG-4 video files up to 720 x 576 and 7Mbps for TV playback. Unfortunately there’s no price or release date yet from Buy.com, so you can’t get one at the moment!