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Apple has recently sent invitations to some members of the
media for an event titled only “Let’s Rock” set for September 9th, San Francisco time. Apple,
who is known for such bombastic advertising stratagems, has in the past
launched such events that turned out to be product presentations. One thing is
discernable from the invitation though: the event is going to be about iPods.
Speculation is rampant among journalists as to exactly what
new products will be unveiled at the event, but some recurring themes appear
and these are Top 3 most plausible:
- A 64 GB version of the iPod...
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You may know iRobot’s because of this little bugger. What you
may not know is that iRobot produces not only cleaning bots, but also military
grade tactical robots such as the PackBot, which they have
already marketed to the U.S. Army.
However on Tuesday, iRobot made the announcement that the
contract they previously had with the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for
Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation for purchasing their more combative
line of robots – of which they have sold more than 1,700 already – has been
expanded to a figure up to $200 million and increased in...
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The Inspiron Mini 9 is Dell’s first foray into the mini
laptop field, a realm populated by such Lilliputian creatures as the ASUS EeePC
900, the MSI Wind, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10, the Acer Aspire One, or the 2133
Mini-Note PC. How does the newcomer hold up to its more established cousins?
Physically its measurements are 6.8 by 9.2 by 1 inches,
placing it between the Acer Aspire one and the EeePC 900. It weighs around 1.04
kg, about as much as the other pintsize PCs around. It has a shiny black
finish, a black keyboard and silver palm-rest, giving an old-school business
look. The...
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on
Thursday that they are working with Sony to pull a number of 73,000 TZ series
VAIO laptops from the market because of overheating problems and possible burn
danger.
The agency is quoted as saying that “Irregularly positioned
wires near the computer's hinge and/or a dislodged screw inside the hinge can
cause a short circuit and overheating. This poses a burn hazard to consumers.”
In fact there was one case of a user who did experience a minor burn, the CPSC
reports, in addition to fifteen other reported cases of...
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Nintendo Wii continues to lead the tops, but PlayStation 3
is starting to come out of the ropes...
Is there anyone left who hasn’t found out that the iPhone
can only bought with an AT&T...
Finding alternative sources of energy is one of the latest challenges
in science and technology...
At the Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany,
Microsoft Hardware introduced a new gamer’s delight...
This year’s Games Convention from Leipzig has witnessed Sony’s mea culpa towards Europe: lots of...
According to Financial Times, Apple’s partners for the European launch of the craved iPhone are O2...
For those of you who can’t live without their iPod, the
ultimate must-have gadget was just...
Starting today, August 15 2007,
Microsoft will cut its famous console Xbox 360’s prices also in...
The media frenzy around the European carrier that will bring Apple’s iPhone on the old continent...
Fujitsu has just made public its launching a new convertible
powerful tablet, called LifeBook...
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