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Worried parents can track children with GPS locator watch (35)
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Free Nine Inch Nails albums top 2008 Amazon MP3 sales charts (57)
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Nine Inch Nails' Ghosts I-IV topped Amazon's digital download charts in 2008, despite being offered to fans free of charge. Creative Commons touts the project as a new model for music.Read More...Shared by adam (1516) Alberto (982) Ali M Latifi (6) alin andrei (78) AmyVernon (1417) Arslan Zahid (78) Babychen Mathew (328) Bradley Goetsch (237) Brian (14) Carlos Rodriguez (16) cgsheldon (117) chris (394) CJ (76) Clint Maher (1312) Colin (29) Darrin Snider (36) Dave Park (66) Deborah Petersen (652) dhirender (1075) Dudu P (21) Erwin Tang Yew Hon (174) Floris Fiedeldij Dop (2) guy (237) J.D. Rucker (1074) jason o (286) Jeff (396) joe (26) Jon Phillips (12) Joshua Lovejoy (13) Justin (28) Kalle Määttä (4) kamandal (473) kepp (26) Kevin (22) Kobi (23) Leena (1150) lovemorgul (476) Matthias (1) MeghnaK (1087) Mike Linksvayer (8) Miriam (31) Mr. BabyMan (444) Muhammad Saleem (788) okorioth (2) richhand (50) rony john (318) ryanshepherd (118) Sean Rasmussen (1716) sean808080 (28) Steve (6) Steve Brennan (280) Stewart Heys (57) Tal Siach (256) Trevor Wermund (229) Tsudohnimh (67) wolffkrieger (49) Yatin Vadhia (502)Contribute comment -
Verbatim trots out OS X-friendly 8GB Store 'n' Go retractable USB drive (2)
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Verbatim doesn't really make a lot of racket during the year, but come Macworld / CES, it pulls out all of the stops. Alongside a new family of delectable ExpressCard SSDs, the company is also introducing an 8GB Store 'n' Go Retractable USB Drive (Windows version shown) that caters to the OS X crowd. Verbatim's pushing two main selling points here: for starters, the capless, retractable design means that your USB socket will always be ...Shared by Kimberely (14) Yatin Vadhia (502)- Kimberely said: Big deal. I bought one for 18,000 won that goes on my keychain and is literally the size of a peanut.
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Shure debuts colorful new $99 SE115 earphones (2)
onIt's not exactly the first time Shure has dipped into sub-$100 territory with its earphones, but it looks like its new SE115 earphones could well attract a bit more attention than the company's other budget offerings, and not just because they're available in four snazzy colors. According to Shure, these sound-isolating phones make use of a new "breakthrough" dynamic driver that promises to deliver better sound than was previously possible in such a small form ...Contribute comment
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A Look Inside China's Game Addiction Treatment Centers (30)
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D-Link's DCS-1130 WiFi monitoring camera sends footage to the web (2)
onYeah, it's kind of creepy, but we're sure D-Link had the noblest of intentions when crafting the DCS-1130 802.11n Wireless Network Camera. Said device offers paranoid homeowners the chance to login from practically anywhere and view live streams of their camera, and the 16x digital zoom is sure to give you a totally pixelated look at whatever stranger happens to meander around in your yard before moving on. Better still, those who simply can't go ...Shared by Ingemar (35) Yatin Vadhia (502)
- Ingemar said: Here kitty kitty! Lets see what you do when we're gone!!!
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Steve Jobs, 1 Year Apart (PIC) (84)
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The Daily Show: Jon Stewart On The Gaza Conflict (66)
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Toshiba Matsushita Display teases handheld, high res, no glasses 3D (4)
onWe swore we wouldn't fall for tech demos of Toshiba Matsushita Display's sexy optically compensated bend LCDs and their CRT-like ultra wide viewing angles and high refresh rates ever again but by adding autostereoscopic 3D (read: no glasses necessary) we're falling in love all over again. By adapting a 3D film for use with 3- and 9-inch displays, this year's CES demo promises simultaneous 2D and 3D viewing on the same display in high res. ...Contribute comment
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NEC delivers 26- / 30-inch LCDs with SpectraView color calibration sensor (1)
onIf you thought NEC's LCD2690WUXi² was a mouthful, you ain't heard nothin' yet. Debuting today at Macworld are the MultiSync LCD2690W2-BK-SV (26-inch) and LCD3090W-BK-SV (30-inch) displays, both of which come bundled with the SpectraView color calibration sensor and software. Of note, NEC's also taking this opportunity to launch the aforesaid kit as a standalone product (SVII-PRO-KIT; $329) for those who could use it, and it's fully compatible with both Windows and OS X-based systems. Oddly ...Shared by Yatin Vadhia (502)Contribute comment
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First photo of Sony's VAIO P ultraportable (14)
onChicklet keyboard, check. Tiny pointing nub, check. Looks like this is Sony's Vaio P series ultraportable on display at CES. By on display we mean, on display as these shots were taken off the display monitors here at CES. Engadget was first in the world to reveal the P from the FCC specs so it seems only fitting that we bring you the first authenticated pictures dontchathink? The Sony Picturebook... it lives again at CES!Gallery: ...Shared by akihito (2) Amu (36) Antonis Lilis (75) Ben (152) drew shobbrook (16) ehu4ever (154) Goktug Gedik (42) Keef (60) Laurent (36) nick (38) Paul Miller (8) Satya (25) Ted (1) Yatin Vadhia (502)Contribute comment
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The Stooges Guitarist Ron Asheton Found Dead At 60 (21)
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WD pumps out My Passport for Mac / My Book Mac Edition (3)
onWe'll wager you didn't know Macworld was going on today, did you? Pathetic jokes aside, Western Digital has lined up a pair of launches today in San Francisco to coincide with Apple's final Macworld keynote, as we're treated to the My Passport for Mac portable HDD and the My Book Mac Edition. Truthfully, the only real difference between these drives and their vanilla counterparts is the pre-format process; with these, they both come "pre-formatted for ...Contribute comment
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Video: NEC CRVD display hands-on (9)
onWe first saw Ostendo's sexy curved DLP display all dressed up in Alienware garb at CES last year, but NEC had a version as well, and it looks like it's going to be the one to finally bring it to market. Branded as the CRVD, there's really nothing new inside the slightly slimmer case, but the 42.8-inch, 45-pound screen is still eye-popping in person, with a 2880 x 900 resolution, .36mm pixel pitch, and sub-.02ms ...Shared by Air Win (14) irishandrew (58) Mark MacLeod (15) Priit^ (48) Rehat (32) simonvreeman (50) Trey (37) usrbingeek (15) Yatin Vadhia (502)Contribute comment
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TechCrunch Redesign, More Ads, Less Blog (71)
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Video: SMART Table 50-inch multitouch Interactive Display Panel (6)
onThe last time we ran into SMART Table, they were demoing a very sturdy multitouch table to a group of schoolkids in Chicago, but they're here at Macworld with some sexier tech -- 50-inch and 65-inch multitouch plasma screens that interface with any OS X machine. The tech allows you to use the screen just like the built-in multitouch trackpad on newer MacBooks, so it works in basically any app, and while it's super-pricey (they ...Shared by Aaron (62) Alejandro Inostroza P. (22) Alex Ruthmann (8) DC (41) Michael (76) Yatin Vadhia (502)Contribute comment
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Thank you SGI, for freeing the GNU/Linux 3D desktop! (35)
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A device that mimics one of nature's key transport machines. (29)
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Revision3 Launches Search, Improves Website (64)
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Happy New Year everyone! When we last spoke, I mentioned we had some great things planned for 2009 for Revision3.com and today we’re happy to present to your the first of many. It’s been wildly requested by our audience and insanely useful now that we have it in place: Search functionality for Revision3.com! We’ve got some cutting edge technology in place that allows us to index both our site’s content as well as the content ...Shared by Aaron (17) Adam Gothard (15) Adam Hoornbeek (8) Alex Flint (119) Alex France (218) Alisha (718) Allen Sentance (367) Allen Sentance (402) Andy (1) Ben Snyder (17) Brian (53) Bryan Webster (71) Bryce (8) Charl (44) Christian (28) Clint Maher (1312) Danny (22) David O'Halloran (9) Douglas Beard (6) Dylan Thomas (29) Eli Foner (138) Evan Ryan. (1) Fee501st (19) Gilbert Trejo (9) Greg (2) igmuska (55) Jason (1) Jeff Rizzo (6) JiM (101) Jim Williams (54) John Grinde (81) Jon Victorino (18) Jonathan (72) Jonathan (40) Jorrin (1
