Archive for April, 2009
Mr. Brightside USB keyboard light illuminates your keys, taste in music
Have you ever found yourself furiously typing in the dead of night wishing your keyboard had its own personal light? Well, Mr. Brightside is here to help. that little guy is a USB keyboard light certain to take away your extremely minor lighting gripes, and it’ll look good doing it. Mr. Brightside …
MSI’s all-in-one Wind Top AE1900 gets dissected
MSI’s new all-in-one Wind Top AE1900 may look all neat and tidy on the outside, but it’s an expectedly different story on the inside, as the folks at Blogeee.net found out when they unceremoniously ripped one apart. Of course, there aren’t precisely a ton of surprises to be found, but it does look …
Doomsday wired: Net to become an “unreliable toy” in 2012
Okay, so first things first — we all know the world’s on track to end in 2012, so it’s not like that really matters. But if, just if it manages to survive (à la Y2K), you can pretty much bank on a mass reversal of culture as we all push aside our netbooks and return to the playground. Accor…
T-Mobile neither confirms nor denies Android 1.5 availability for G1
Ready for some totally prototypical corporate non-answers regarding the alleged release of Android 1.5 on T-Mobile USA’s G1s? Good. Here you go:”T-Mobile USA will confirm details of Android 1.5 availability for our T-Mobile G1 customers in the near future.”Doesn’t mean much to us — and it’s hard t…
Sony debuts connected BRAVIA Z5500 LCD HDTV line
And the hits just keep on comin’. Shortly after Sony introduced its connected BRAVIA W-Series to the world, in flies yet another trio: the Z5500 line. Arriving in 40-inch, 46-inch and 52-inch models, the set boasts Motionflow 200Hz technology, DLNA certification, the outfit’s BRAVIA Engine 3, its o…
Next Russian space capsule could land on a gentle cushion of fire
We’re all used to space vehicles making a fiery ascents into the heavens whilst sitting atop massive, earth-shaking rockets that fill the sky with light and hearts with awe. What’s a little more strange is a spacecraft that relies on the same technique form a gentle return trip. Ships landing under…
Chuwi M70’s 7-inch PMP reviewed, said to be large and in charge
Many PMPs are svelte, portable things that feel good in the hand and not too poor in a pocket. The same cannot be said for the 8GB Chuwi M70, a PMP packing a 7-inch, 700 x 480 widescreen LCD and not much else. In a review at MP4 Nation Blog that screen gets high marks, as does the ability to play v…
