Archive for July, 2008
Hannspree HT11 Portable TV
Hannspree’s well known for their line of quirky TVs, and that date round the HT11 portable TV takes the road less traveled. It comes with a 5:4 aspect ratio which is way different from all those 16:9 TVs that we see flood the market these days. Of course, 5:4 is the equivalent of most computer moni…
MP3/Aromatherapy Entertainment Pod
Check out that concept of an MP3/Aromatherapy entertainment pod that would do well to help you wind down after a hard day’s work with tunes from an orchestra as well as your favorite aromatherapy scent. All you need to do is pop off the end cap, place the selected scent tablet and you’re good to go…
Windows Mobile Licenses up 80%
Microsoft might not be in the spotlight with Windows Mobile these days, but it doesn’t mean that they can’t sell licenses. In fact Windows Mobile has shown a growth of 81% when compared to last year and it is likely going to continue growing. And certain, Windows Mobile is a little slow…
Dell Vostro 2510 has a good value
Dell has a very interesting upcoming laptop. It was featured in the Aug 8 Dell business flyer and it is not yet on Dell.com at that moment (update: Vostro 2510 page). It look stylish, with the speakers resembling those of the MacBook Pro and from the photo, it looks fairly thin too. The real good n…
Possible Hydrogen Production Breakthrough
Hydrogen, is the most abundant material in the universe that we could use to potential a bunch of stuff… whether only we could produce it cheaply. That’s the problem that an MIT researcher is hoping to solve. Daniel Nocera has a way to break water molecules at room temperature using a …
Rumor: iPod Touch to get 64GB, GPS?
We’re already told you that Apple will refresh its iPod line soon, which isn’t precisely unexpected anyways, but there is mounting speculation that the iPod Touch will get 64GB and possibly a GPS. Both seem plausible, as an increase in storage is nearly mandatory and it fits into the se…
Firefox close to 20% market share
Firefox fans, rejoice: the browser is close to getting a 20% market share, which is huge. I helped a company build their website recently, and I have to say that after such a project I come to dislike IE with a passion a little bit more. Firefox 2 was a little slow and bloated but I’m really …
