Mickey DeLorenz has been using his Nintendo Wii and the Wii-fit daily for the past 45 days. Guess what? He lost 15 pounds (7 kilos). Yepp, the thing actually works, check it out.

Man’s Wii Fit experiment comes to an end, 15 pounds shed [Engadget]

This isn’t the camera you should bring to one of your crazy wet and wild parties - at least if you are a control freak. The JVC Everio GZ-MS100 features a unique one touch upload that makes it a breeze uploading your favorite moments to Youtube. Doug Aamot over at Crunchgear has checked it out thouroughly.

Review: JVC Everio GZ-MS100 with YouTube Upload [Crunchgear]

If you are used to battle over the docking station to get some juice into your ipod this can be a solution for you. Personally I think it’s overkill but I guess there is a need for a device like this somewhere in the world, haha. It aint too pricey - $150 and it will be yours to take home.

JVC rolls out NX-PN7 dual iPod docking station [Engadget]

It aint cheap. It aint good looking. But it is cool and it can convert your vinyls into mp3. It probably sound bad too! Hehe, but I like it! $500 and it’s yours.

Gais Faltima Series 010 SD, LP, CD System [Uncrate]

If you don’t have the time to watch yesterdays full keynote from WWDC 2008 you can just go ahead and watch this neat little 60 second clip (well it’s in fact 93 seconds, but the keynote is just 60) that gives you all the important stuff!

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HPs Touchsmart computer is the uglier PC version of the Apple iMac - but one feature is quite cool and that is the built-in touchscreen. Check out a demo video after the jump, as you can see the system is not perfect yet…

HP slips into thin with TouchSmart 2 all-in-ones [Engadget]

So, finally, it is time for Steve Jobs keynote to kick off WWDC 2008 - follow the keynote live from either Engadget or Gizmodo (or both). I will of course post all the goodies after the event.

Steve Jobs keynote live from WWDC 2008 [Engadget]
Apple WWDC Liveblog Coverage [Gizmodo]

So you thought that a 1080p display and movies on nice high resolution blu-ray discs would be the final solution? Think again. There is a bunch of these big screens with ultra high resolution coming out in the next couple of years, like the 56″ from Sapphire featuring a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels (four times the resolution of a 1080p display).

Sapphire joins the 2160p LCD TV party [tgdaily.com]

In a couple of weeks you will be able to go out and buy yourself a 64GB compact flash card. The card is capable of reading and writing with a speed of 45MB per second and you should be able to store around 19000 high resolution jpeg images on the card. No word on pricing yet but it won’t be cheap…

New 64GB flash memory from Microdia [pcauthority.com.au]

Here is a quick list of 10 cool things most people don’t know that the Mac can do. Nothing really fancy but still worth checking out if your a Mac owner - you might learn a neat little feature.

Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do [lifehacker.com]