Archive for July, 2009

Friday, July 31st, 2009

Scosche intros iPod shuffle/iPhone 3GS ready earphones    Scosche IDR350M a

Mobile and automotive accessory maker Scosche has just announced the availability of the IDR350M, a pair of noise-isolating earphones built for the iPhone 3GS, and iPod shuffle 3rd Gen.

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Friday, July 31st, 2009

Nikon launches two new DSLRs, the D300S and D3000   Nikon D300s D3000

Nikon has updated its line of DSLR cams with two new models: the high-end D300s and the entry-level D3000.

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Friday, July 31st, 2009

LG’s touch based Chocolate unveiled   LGChocolateBL40 2

LG has confirmed a few more details (as well as a few official photos) for its upcoming touch-based Chocolate-branded phone. Officially known as the BL40, the new mobile is dominated by a 4-inch wide (21:9) touch-sensitive display with an 800×345 resolution that supports a twin-view option for viewing two screens at once.

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Friday, July 31st, 2009

DJ Hero Renegade Edition details released   djhero renegade

Activision recently provided more details for their upcoming turntable bundle for the upcoming DJ Hero game. Tagged as the DJ Hero Renegade Edition, the new bundle will come with a black turntable with gold sliders and a carrying case that doubles into a stand. The special edition bundle will also come with a two-CD pack that features previously unreleased tracks for Jay-Z and Eminem.

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Friday, July 31st, 2009

Kodak unveils mobile solar charger   Kodak solar charger

Kodak has just released a number of products, including new cameras, an HD pocket camcorder, a photo frame, and a new Theatre HD Player, but this has got to be the most interesting (because it’s something everyone could use): a solar charger that can deliver up to 1.5 charges to a cell phone, run a music player for up to 33 hours, or give enough juice to a digicam for up to 200 more shots. Named as the Solar Charger KS100-C+2 (pardon the math), this tiny device can achieve a full stored charge in 14 hours via USB or 28 hours via sunlight. The charger can also be placed on a window sill or under a desk lamp to store energy when not in use. It’s listed to sell for $39.95 in September.