Latest Celrun LLUON A1 IPTV and PC launch in Korea

We have seen many laptop and PC gadgets in market but you never seen this type of two in one gadgets previews. It has a great capability when it comes in IPTV and Computer solution, but now this time A1 from Korean manufacturer. It has unique features in it because it has IPTV and Computer feature and any other computer gadgets are not having this feature and tv also.

This is the first computer gadget which has two new features, through which you can able to watch TV and use your Computer all features also. This gadget fulfill your all needs and you can able to seen your favorite program in this latest gadget. The LLUON A1 is not only gorgeous but it has some latest and decent spec with 18.4-inch LCD (1680×954), DVD Multi drive, Intel ATOM N270 CPU, 160 GB of HDD and 1GB of RAM…

If you get this gadget then you definitely get one best gadget and you also satisfied with this latest Celrun LLUON A1. Now no information about its price but we know everything about this gadget.

[Via Akihabaranews]

Bose announces SoundDock Series II digital music system

Bose is back again, this time with the SoundDock Series II digital music system that caters to both iPod and iPhone owners, bringing home high-quality audio performance despite being small in size. This is also the first “Works with iPhone” certified SoundDock system from Bose, and I’m sure it won’t be the last.

The system features a new auxiliary input that lets users connect other audio devices, such as an MP3 player, portable CD player or music-enabled phone. It provides dock-and-play simplicity and will charge an iPod or iPhone while in use. No additional setup is required. An included infrared remote controls the system and basic iPod and iPhone functions, including playlist navigation, from across the room. Volume controls are located on the unit. The SoundDock Series II system works seamlessly with the iPhone 3G and original iPhone models. It also works with most iPod models, including iPod touch and any iPod featuring a click wheel, including all nano, mini, photo, video and classic models.

If you do not yet have an iPod/iPhone speaker dock of any kind, would you consider the SoundDock Series II system when it is released early next month for $299?

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Talking Wicked Witch Of The West

If you don’t like kids to mess up your lawn, why not get the Talking Wicked Witch Of The West? This nasty piece of work will definitely scare those who lack the necessary intestinal fortitude away from your home, although with the amount of horror media saturating our kids’ minds these days, they might end up loving the Talking Wicked Witch Of The West.

This is the 5′ 2″ tall statue of the infamous Wicked Witch of the West from The Wizard of Oz that repeats the classic phrase “I’ll get you, my pretty… and your little dog, too!” spoken by Margaret Hamilton from the original 1939 film’s soundtrack when unsuspecting visitors activate its sound and vibration detection sensor. Suggestive of all the iconic character’s powers of enchantment, the witch stands menacingly with outstretched green clawed hands, and issues her warning - the leitmotif “Almira Gulch’s/Witch’s Theme” followed by Hamilton’s own voice - from a built-in speaker. Made from polyresin and painted in high-gloss lacquer for a look that resembles the finest porcelain, the statue’s facial features replicate the same striking details from Hamilton’s character, including the green skin, pronounced nose, gnashed teeth, wavy black hair, and furrowed brows - even the wart on the right side of her elongated chin. Every detail of the witch’s costume is reproduced, including her billowing black cape, bodice, full-length puffed sleeve dress, pointed hat with scarf, and belt pouch. For indoor or protected outdoor use. Requires two AA batteries.

I’d be careful about leaving this outside my home though, especially when it costs a whopping $2,500 to bring home in the first place.

iBasket, futuristic washing machine: Doesn’t need a human touch

Failing to manage laundry and piles of dirty clothes is one of the many daily chores that are left unattended by so many busy people, whose jobs doesn’t leave them with time to take care of them. So with a view to offer a little help to such souls Guopeng Liang brings iBasket – an automated washing machine.

By making it to the top nine Electrolux Design Lab ’08 finalists, iBasket is sure to catch some fancy with the laundry maniacs.

With a transparent cylindrical body made of acrylic glass, engineered plastic and recycled aluminum, the washing machine is pre-programmed to start off the washing spree only after collecting a specific weight of clothes. Once done. It washes the dirty lot for a selected duration, while the built-in air refresh system gets of the smelly odors. And once the washing is over, the LEDs fixed at the bottom flashes out to give you the signal. Not just this, it will also give you a ‘work done’ message on your cell phone and computer via a wireless so that the busy bee that you are, don’t forget that your cleaning business is done! We hope the concept gets real too soon!

Via: Alienhome

The LG KC610 the 8.0-megapixel camera phone

The Samsung INNOV8 competitor is here, LG has released the LG KC910 successor to its LG KU990 Viewty. This LG KC910 comes with a large 3-inch touch screen with 256k colors and a 240 x 400 resolution.

The back design is not provided at the press photos yet, but it is confirm to have an 8-megapixel camera module behind support auto focus plus Xenon flash module. It support video recording with 30 fps in VGA resolution or 120 fps in QVGA resolution.

The extra great features of this phone will be the built in WiFi, GPS, bluetooth and the supports of Xvid and DivX video playing, This 14mm thick KC910 is expected to be available in October this year. There’s no info on those three buttons at the front, it’s maybe the “call”, “home” and “end call” buttons.

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Microsoft SideWinder X6 keyboard

Microsoft has taken the opportunity to announce the SideWinder X6 keyboard at the Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany, adding yet another member to the venerable SideWinder line of gaming peripherals from the software giant. It seems as though Microsoft Hardware laid low for quite some time, and the SideWinder name has not exactly lighted up the gaming world for some time already, so hopefully the X6’s debut will change all that. This is touted to be the most versatile gaming keyboard on the market thanks to the pioneering switchable key pad which can be attached to either the left or right side of the keyboard, catering for both left- and right-handers.

The switchable keypad itself is useful for ordinary, everyday tasks, depending on which hand the user is more prone to using. When used for gaming, however, it’s value cannot be undermined. The switchable keypad enables gamers to record up to 90 macros PER game, thanks to a set of dedicated macro keys that accompanies the fully programmable keypad. Instant mode switching allows gamers to move between an Excel spreadsheet and their favorite game in a snap, and the modes are differentiated through the LEDs displayed. The inclusion of automatic profile switching makes it possible to detect the current application, applying the custom profile in an instant.

Some of the features found on the SideWinder X6 keyboard are :-

• New Cruise Control feature continues an action without having to hold down the key or keys assigned to the action. Gamers can use Cruise Control with up to four keys at a time.
• In-game macro record button lets gamers record any sequence of keystrokes - even standard chat messages. Macros are stored on the PC hard drive and can be easily shared.
• WASD gaming keys, the most commonly used keys for gamers, have front-face lighting for enhanced visibility.
• Quick-Launch key gives one-touch access to Windows Vista Games Explorer, allowing gamers to

The SideWinder X6 Keyboard will hit retail shelves this September for $79.95. Image courtesy of Engadget.

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Gadget watch - headphones with a difference

There’s no need to worry about being music-less when you’re on the move again. These solar powered headphones with FM radio will run for up to 20 hours when fully charged. And one hour of sunlight will provide one-three hours listening. There are no wires to get in the way of walking, running, or whatever you fancy doing. Just music. The radio has a powerful internal antenna and extended base so you can keep everyone else entertained at the same time – sure to be popular on trains. And it recharges itself even when you’re listening to it, as long as you’re in the company of sun.

Heads big and small will love these headphones because the adjustable headband will accommodate all sizes. Plus you’re doing your bit for the environment at the same time. You can pick up a pair here for £19.95 with global shipping.

The iRing - Making the Coolest Gadget Ever Even More Fashionable

Without doubt, the gadget that has set the benchmark for style, technology and popularity is the Apple iPod. It wasn’t going to be long then before new gadgetry was designed around the deity of the techy world, to make the already usable iPod even easier to live with. Introducing the iRing, a Bluetooth ring concept that you wear on your finger to control the playback functionality of your iPod… and to show everyone around you just how tech-savvy you are!

Its wireless connectivity means that skipping that one song that you hate on your favourite CD no longer warrants you rummaging through your handbag, or risking cracking a vertebrae as you twist around for your iPod in your back pocket. You no longer even need to jostle the people around you on the ever-crowded bus, just subtly press on your ring and be in total control of what you listen to.

The iRing’s functionality is every bit as cool as the iPod’s. To adjust the volume, you simply need to slide your finger across the touch sensitive surface of the ring. To play or pause songs, just tap the apple icon on the ring and to skip tracks you need only touch on either side of the icon depending on which direction you want to go.

The initial question with this gadget now rises: with a touch sensitive face, isn’t there a chance of constantly tapping the ring by accident? Well this worry has been taken into account with a lock function incorporated into the design. Simply bend the finger that the ring is on to squeeze two rubber pads on the underside of the ring, and you can listen to Sarah Blasko all the way home without interruption.

The iRing is USB powered and comes with an equally stylish cradle for you to keep the ring safe or (as I would!) display it proudly on your coffee table. The cradle is also used to recharge the iRing through a USB connection.

Some people may think that while the the ring looks good, it wouldn’t match every outfit. All I have to say is that I never thought white earphone wires would take-off in the fashion world either and yet you see them everywhere. People dressed in business attire, sportswear, clubbing outfits all have these same white wires running from their ears to their pockets. It has become a statement in itself, of being cool and being up to date with technology. It won’t be long then for sleek white or black rings to be adorning the fingers of everyone in the street.

From: BehanceNetwork

Sony Xross Fade

Sony Xross Fade coming this September at $500. Featuring dual iPod docks, CD player, and an AM/FM tuner which you can do a remix from these sources. 450 watts of total power output, pump it out via two-way bass reflex speakers and a dual 7-inch subwoofer enclosure.

Other features include, a simplified cross-fader with monitor cue, built-in two-channel mixer, USB recording features (saves mixing sessions to a USB device in MP3 format) and a converter for CDs and AM/FM radio to MP3s.

Become a DJ at home.

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Wibrain’s Atom-based UMPC ‘i1′

Wibrain has announced its new UMPC ‘i1’ which is powered by Silverthorne Atom processor and features a built-in HSDPA module. It is planned to be launched on Menlow platform in two versions, one with 1.1GHz CPU and the other one with 1.3GHz version.

The unit will be running Windows XP or Linux and comes with 30GB/60GB HDD, an optional 64GB SSD is also available.

The i1 is expected to be available in Global market on the October. I want UMPC.
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