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I got control – iPhone remote
‘I got control’ is a new, clever iPhone device that can turn your phone (or iPod touch / iPad) into a IR remote. The attachement measures 50mm (L) x 29.6mm (W) x 10.4mm (H) and it weighs 14 grams (half an ounce). The device has a price tag of $69.95, so it’s a bit pricey but it can be useful if you want to use your phone to take full control of your media equipment. You need to get the application from the App store as well. I guess you can have quite some fun with it too, just take it to your local sports bar and start switching the channels…
‘I got control’ [i-got-it.com]
HP Photosmart Premium All-in-One: review
I’ve been using the HP Photosmart Premium All-in-One for almost two weeks now, and I’d like to share my impressions of this $200 printer.
B&W DM686 – unboxing
The DM 686 is the baby speaker in the british loudspeaker company Bowers & Wilkins 600 series. It’s considered to be one of the best pound for pound speaker in the small segment and I got a pair of them yesterday so I as usual, I’ll share a few photos from the unboxing.
PSP 2 at E3 2010?
I just stumbled across this post from GamingBolt where they present a short list of 6 technologies they want demoed at this years E3. The E3 will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center between June 15-17 and hopefully we will see the upcoming PSP 2 (mockup above) and 3D gaming amongst other interesting stuff. Check out the full list over at GamingBolt.
6 Technologies we want demoed at E3 2010 [gamingbolt.com]
Panasonic Full HD 3D System
Today Panasonic announced that their new Full HD 3D theatre system is available at Best Buy’s Magnolia store for $2899.99. The system will give you a 50-inch 3D capable Viera VT20 plasma, a 3D capable blu-ray player (DMP-BDT300 – SRP 399.95) and one pair of Panasonic 3D Active Shutter Lens Eyewear (TY-EW3D10U $149.95). Full press info inside.
Upgrade your MacBook hard drive
A few weeks ago I published a small guide that showed how to install more RAM in your MacBook and today I’m showing how easy it is to put a bigger hard drive in your MacBook. Come inside for the full guide.
Canon EOS 550D
Today Canon announced a new kick ass mid-level DSLR called Canon EOS 550D. It’s the successor of the 500D and is a bit better in all aspects. It looks really promising if you browse the specifications:
* Canon sets new boundaries in the consumer DSLR sector with the launch of the EOS 550D
* 18 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
* DIGIC 4 processor with ISO 100-6400 (Expansion to 12800)
* Continuous shooting at 3.7fps
* Full HD Movie recording with manual control and selectable frame rates
* 7.7cm (3.0”) 3:2 Clear View LCD with 1,040k dots
* iFCL metering System with 63-zone Dual-layer Metering Sensor
Top 10 Superbowl gadgets
Here is Fosfor’s first list of the year and since it is Superbowl this weekend what can be better than a Top 10 list of Superbowl gear. We really enjoyed putting this one together and we sure hope you enjoy reading it. This is also the first post over at our new domain fosfor.com!
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18 Gadgets that Used to be High-Tech
I just stumbled across this amusing post listing 18 gadgets that used to be sooo high-tech. Featured above is a very early version of a video disc player and there’s 17 more in the post below. Check it out.
18 Gadgets that Used to be High-Tech [Gajitz.com]
Watch the iPad keynote
If you want to check out the keynote stream it’s now live over at Apple.com. It’s available in three qualities and is 1 hour and 33 minutes long.
Apple Special Event Stream [Apple.com]