iPod Portable Speaker

BIRD ELECTRON Mobile Speaker.

Leica Mini Digital Camera

New from Minox's Classic Camera series is this impressive and adorable miniaturized Leica M3, a 5.0 Megapixel digital camera with a long list of modern features, all wrapped up in a detailed 1/3-scale reproduction of the iconic Leica rangefinder. click here for more specific features .

Retro block iPod speakers

Plug in your iPod into one of these retro block speakers. These speakers do not need any batteries as they run from iPod's energy. The plus signs are the block and the volume adjustment is in the middle. Cost about $25 each.

Sleek camera case

Sleek camera case. When unzipped, the case opens to a microsuede lined interior with multiple pockets and fasteners for everything from a digital camera to the memory card, the charger, and a USB cable for downloads on the go. In a sleek black perforated leather.

Fits cameras 4.25" x 2.25" x 1.25" or smaller.

Intel's Eco PC

Here's some Intel's Eco PC close up shots. You can catch more pictures at Min Thu’s Flickr

StrapWrap: Keep your iPod within reach

StrapWrap keeps your iPod, phone or other mobile device close at hand. Constructed of padded neoprene with Velcro wrap-around closure, StrapWrap is the must-have accessory for the on-the-go gadget lover.

StrapWrap features a wide, rugged Velco closure as well as an adjustable stability clip for secure wrap-around attachment to your backpack or bag strap.

Philips slim sound speaker system

Philips has launched the HTS8140 Ambisound Soundbar, all-in-one home cinema sound solution. Angled as perfect to match Philips' Ambilight flat TVs, the design is aligned with the company's "Design Collection" key features.

The slim Soundbar has a flatter speaker system with refinement of the angled driver positioning, plus touch screen controls that are described as "a delight to behold and use".

Philips says it offers a wider sound stage, making it ideal for 42-inch TVs, delivering surround sound that fills up more space. Pricing TBC

Earphones that makes you look like a bat?

Batphones are designed to increase the hearing capability in frontal situations such as watching TV or listening to a speech in the back rows.the ears are being extended to focus onto the speaker(s) and capture a wider amount of sound waves.

Batphones can not substitute electrical hearing devices or headphones but are a perfect and cheap alternative for people having slight hearing difficulties in various situations.

Upnext: iPhone Flip Phone?

The drawings above, are Photoshop renderings, based on a device described in a recent Apple’s patent application, called “Dual sided trackpad“.

It shows that Apple may indeed be working on a clamshell iPhone device. But with a twist.

Download full patent application here

via [unwiredview]

Rolleiflex MiniDigi AF5.0

The MiniDigi AF 5.0 is a three-inch high, fully functional digicam replica of the original classic twin reflex camera.

Rolleiflex introduced the original MiniDigi in 2006, but it quickly sold out. The new MiniDigi AF 5.0 , which is is available with a red or black casing, has been given some significant performance upgrades, including a 5 MB image file from a 3MP CMOS sensor, autofocus, and a very clear 1.1 inch TFT monitor, located at the top of the camera as it is on the full-sized Rolleiflex TLR.

It's available through specialty retailers. Pricing is expected to be $399 MSRP.

The square format means no need to choose between horizontal or vertical position. You simply look downward into the viewfinder at waist level, aim, and shoot.

Samsung: World's thinnest 8 megapixel cellphone

Only 8.5-mm thin, Samsung's 8 megapixel module is the slimmest CMOS camera. The 8.5mm thick unit also packs anti-shake, smile-recognition, face-tracking and a macro mode capable of shots just 1cm distance from an object (or tiny person). Samsung also claim the CMOS can cope with extreme low-light situations and be ratcheted up to ISO 1600 for high-speed subjects.

via [phonemag]

Green gadget encourages one to unplug when not in use

Pedal the plug out with Eject Powerstrip. It is a forward-looking redesign of a powerstrip that would allow people to easily, safely and enjoyably unplug their devices.

People don't unplug their devices because:
1) they are lazy
2) they are too old or disabled to bend down
3) their powerstrips are located in areas they can't access without accidents (under tables, drawers)
4) when dealing with cheap powerstrips, unplugging a device can be dangerous.

Leather sleeve for MacBook Air

We've seen something similar earlier. Still, I'm attracted to its textured leather and black definitely looks more high-end. :)

Air Manila for Macbook Air - Custom Fitted Padded Leather Sleeve

Samsung YP-S3

The Samsung YP-S3, which is due in June, comes with 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB capacities.

[via Tech Digest]

World's most expensive iPod shuffle

The ultra-bling version of Apple's portable music player comes encrusted with 430 eye-catching diamonds and then the controls in the center are plated in solid 18k white and pink gold. That's bling beyond belief and the iDiamond -- as it's been dubbed -- is going under the hammer at some charity auction in London.

The estimated final price is in the $40,000 range, but given the charity nature of the auction, it could cost you even more for this shiny wonder.

via [mobile mag]

USB Light

A fun way to light up your desk.

[via gizmologia]

Rotating iPod speakers

Rotating speakers for 5th generation iPod users. The speakers come with a lithium battery that will give you approximately 8hours of continuous music. Available colours are white or black, and the stock will be in only at end March 2008.

[via Akihabaranews]

Cell phone spy data extractor

Retailing at about $150, this spy data extractor can tap into all files on a SIM card for viewing, saving or editing. You can even apparently retrieve all deleted messages. This data extractor can double up as a backup for your SIM card contacts and messages.

120 Tri-Lens stereo camera

Developed and made in China, 120 Tri-lens Stereo Camera provide high resolution stereo pictures with just a click away. It is said to be a truly treasure for stereoscopic photographer.

Read more about the 120 Tri-lens Stereo Camera's specifications

Fitness cellphone by Adidas and Samsung

miCoach , is a collaborated fitness cellphone by Samsung and Adidas intended to rival Nike and Apple’s partnership.

The miCoach handset itself is a 14.5mm thick quadband GSM slider with high-grip casing, 2-megapixel camera, 1GB of internal memory and a 2-inch screen. Bluetooth and USB connections are present, and it’ll be available in Dark Gray, Tech Silver, Pink Red, Cool Gray, Sapphire Blue, Misty Blue and Sweet Pink.

There’s even a voice to tell you to “speed up to power zone” or alert you that “15 minutes is completed”.

via [phone mag]