ProLite E2271HDS-B, Iiyama New LED backlight Slim 21.5" LCD.

Announced at 22,800 Yen and schedule to be available later this month (July), Iiyama new ProLite E2271HDS-B, is a 21.5? LCD with LED backlight, comes with a full HD resolution, a 1000:1 contrast ratio as well as a 50,000:1 ACR (Advanced Contrast Ratio), a 250cd/m2 brightness and finally a 3 way ECO mode capable to achieve a reduction up to 30% in power consumption once on.

Featuring a 2x1W speaker our monitor also comes with a D-SUB, DVI-D and HDMI input.

Source : AkihabaraNews

Waterproof “Toughcase” With Built-In GPS For iPhone/iPod Touch

The Toughcase for iPhone and iPod Touch comes from the company Magellan GPS. It is not only waterproof, compliant with PX-7 waterproof standards (up to 30-min at a depth of 1-meter), but also has an integrated 1840 mAh battery to boost the battery life of your device as well as a built-in SiRFstar III GPS chipset allowing for high-sensitivity accurate GPS reception up to 3 meters.

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Century New 10.1" USB Monitor

Maker / Model	Century 10.1 inch USB Monitor Plus One
Interface	USB2.0
Display	10.1 inch
Resolution	XGA 1366 x 768
Dimension	161 x 249 x 34 mm
Aspect	16 : 9
Brightness	230cd/m2
Weight	615g

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ATH-750COM USB, Audio Technica’s Approches To High Quality VoIP

Here you are interesting move from Audio Technica. Their latest goodies is not your average headphone but rather a high quality headset for all your VoIP/Skype needs. Compatible with both PC and Mac, this new product will just need a USB port to work and will provide you outstanding audio reproduction with an output of 102dB/mW and a 32? impedance.

The ATH-750COM USB comes with a 2m long USB Cable and weight 125g.

32GB Samsung LRDIMM Memory Module Unveiled For Servers

Samsung unveiled 32 gigabyte (GB) load-reduced, dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM) for server applications. It is consists of 40 nanometer-class 72 4Gb DDR3 chips and allows memory capacity increase to up to 384 gigabytes per CPU. And compared with 512GB two-way server system equipped with 32GB DDR3 RDIMM, this memory module promises 1.5 times more, or in other words up to 768GB of increase in memory capacity. It also can process data at 1,333 megabit per second (Mbps).

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Acer’s Aspire 1551 Light Laptop With Dual-Core AMD-Powered

Available in the US for about $550, the Acer Aspire 1551 features a 11.6"  CineCrystal HD (1366 x 768)  TFT display with LED backlighting, a 1.5GHz  AMD Turion II Neo Dual-core K625 CPU or  1.30GHz AMD Athlon II Neo Dual-Core K325 CPU , ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225 GPU (with 384MB dedicated memory),  up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, up to 320GB of SATA HDD (5400rpm), Windows 7 Home Premium OS, 5-in-1 card reader, three USb 2.0 ports, VGA, HDMI port with HDCP and a Crystal Eye webcam with 640 x 480 resolution on online video calls. It is capable of Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/Draft-n, Gigabit LAN and weighs just 1.4 kg with six-cell battery and has  a 5-hour battery life.

Source : AkihabaraNews

Onkyo Downgrade Its Dual Screen Notebook In Japan

Onkyo is offering in Japan the nifty little Dual Screen DX Series PC with 2 1366×768 10.1" monitors and powered by an Athlon Neo NV-40 (1.60GHz) CPU for quite a while now, but today, oddly, Onkyo announced yet another version of this model the DX1015A5, but with an inferior screen resolution, 1024×600 for just 5000 yen cheaper than the previous model.

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New Firmware 3.40 Available For PS3, Comes With A Bunch Of New Features

Announced to be available from today, the new Firmware 3.40 for PS3 brings such new features to players as:

1. PlayStation Plus, Sony’s new subscription-based service;


2. a new Video editor/uploader to the PlayStation 3's XrossMediaBar (XMB) enabling users to edit and upload movies directly to YouTube and Facebook;


3. a new network based Photo sharing feature allowing you to upload, browse and comment on photos on Facebook and Picasa Web Album as well as allowing you to share your photos between your PlayStation Network friends and also to print photos from Photo Gallery

Source : AkihabaraNews

Buffalo PC And PS3 USB Arcade Stick Now In Black And Red

Made for hardcore gamers looking for the thrill of playing games like pros or who wants to bring the “arcade” fever at home will be pleased to learn that Buffalo is offering is stunning 8 button USB Arcade Joystick made for PC and PS3 in Black and Red.

Made for real gamers this Joystick if not your average Chinese knockoff, and weight 1.7kg, comes with a MODE and Turbo button, and has been designed like any real arcade stick to be strong and ultra reliable.

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Softbank Mobile Start Offering “Unlimited Data Plan” For Usage In Abroad

Softbank announced yesterday that starting from July 21, 2010 their subscribers will be able to get an “unlimited data plan” for their global roaming-enabled mobile phones in return for a separate daily charge of up to 1,480 yen until June 30, 2011. After that date, the fee will be raised to 1,980 yen.

The plan will be offered through a limited number of carriers in nearly 30 countries including Britain, France, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and the United States.

Source : AkihabaraNews

Sony Zs-E70 Compact And Slim CD Player

Primarily made to be used as a simple CD Player and Radio, Sony’s new ZS-E70 comes with a dual 1.7W speaker, a “slim” body of just 7cm and offers all the basic functions to be also used to learn different languages with the possibility to easy search tracks on CD, Speed control and so on.

Source : AkihabaraNews

2 New 9.1Ch And 3D AV Amp From Onkyo

Onkyo Japan announced yesterday 2 new High-end AV amp with the TX-NA1008 (9x145W) and the TX-NA5008 (9x200W) schedule to be sold in Japan within july 2010. While both comes with the DLAN Support, HDMI 1.4a HDMI, 3D Support, ARC as well as WAV/WMA/MP3/AAC/FLAC/OGG and LPCM, only the TX-NA5008 comes with a 32bit/192kHz D/A and power supply better designed to not interfere with other components.

Onkyo will propose these new AV Amps at around 260,000 yen for the TX-NA1008 and 370,000 Yen for the TX-NA5008.

Source : AkihabaraNews

Konami’s World Soccer Game "Winning Eleven 2010" Available for iPhone/iPod Touch

Konami Japan announced today the availability of World Soccer game “Winning Eleven 2010" for iPhone and iPod Touch in Japan, the U.S. and Europe.

Officially licensed by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), the application features more than 120 European club teams along with some 80 national teams from around the world.

In Japan it is available for 800 yen.

Source : AkihabaraNews

Android 2.2 Froyo FRF85 Now Available For Nexus One

We've been receiving numerous tips over the last hour that Nexus One owners on AT&T bands are receiving an over-the-air update for Android 2.2 FRF85, otherwise known as the "bulletproofed" Froyo build. No confirmation at this point, and since you're asking, no word yet either on an update for the larger T-Mobile N1 install base (though we've had at least one report of a user on FRF50 getting the OTA today). We've pinged Google for answers, will let ya know what we hear.

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Mario Live Wallpaper For Android - Better Than A Tanooki Suit In The Summer

Seriously, words cannot describe how incredibly entertained we are by this Mario Live wallpaper for Android 2.1 and above devices. All across the home and locked screen, our favorite Italian faux-plumber protagonist runs through randomly-generated levels across various themes like outside, underground, and castle. It's very customizable, allowing you to change the level's difficulty, see the alternate paths Mario's AI has plotted, and rendering the background (all at a cost to CPUs and battery life, of course). Free download -- donations suggested, of course -- and if you're looking for a way to stare at your phone even longer, well, look no further. Videos through which you can live vicariously are after the break.

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Chrome Overtakes Safari For Number Three Browser Spot In The Us Sez Statcounter

StatCounter's issued a press release today which reports that Google's Chrome browser has overtaken Safari for third place in the United States on a weekly basis for the first time ever. Chrome nabbed the spot with an 8.97 percent share, following behind Internet Explorer with 52 percent and Firefox with 28.5 percent. Safari ranked fourth according to their stats with 8.88 percent. Globally Chrome has been in third place for some time, but this is the first time it's surpassed Safari in the United States. The statistics were compiled using data for the week of June 21st to June 27th. Full pr is below.

Source : Engadget

Windows 8 Plans Leaked: Numerous Details Revealed

A big thanks to @floo1989 for the heads-up! Over the weekend, the Italian Windows site “Windowsette” got a hold of some super secret squirrel Microsoft presentations apparently laying around on the internet somewhere. I took a look through every single one of these, slide-by-slide, so I’m quite confident these are the real deal. I just feel bad for the poor sap who either leaked these or inadvertently shared these with the world. Long story short, these slide decks are chock full of internal thinking on Windows 8 — everything from customer target audiences to the Windows 8 developer market to the Windows 8 product cycle and much, much more. As a preface, I’ve taken many screen shots of relevant slides for inclusion with this article, so click on them to see their full-sized versions. I’ll elaborate on some and allow the others to explain themselves. Lastly, I’ll be updating this post as I find more contained within the slide decks. Now, without further adieu, let’s get started!

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Kin One Drops To $29, Two Drops To $49, Data Plans Remain Silly Expensive

Best Buy's already taken to offering Microsoft's Kin One for free and the Two for $49 on sale, but it looks like Verizon's officially lowering the price tag on its socialphones: the Kin One will henceforth be $29 while the Two drops to $49 for good. The ever-reliable Ina Fried at  CNET says the move is a direct response to lagging sales; workers at one Verizon store told her that Kin devices are being outsold by the Palm Pre. (Ouch -- for both the Kin and the Pre.)

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Unlocked HTC Hero Gets Android 2.1 Update

False starts aside, that promised late June Android 2.1 upgrade for the GSM version of the HTC Hero is finally here -- for unlocked models, anyhow. It seems that users are being greeted with an update clocking in at nearly 80MB, and despite HTC's own warning to the contrary, apps aren't being wiped, so you should be able to undertake the endeavor pretty safely. Orange and T-Mobile versions of the phone apparently haven't yet begun to see the rollout, but the wait shouldn't be terribly long now -- meanwhile, let us know how your upgrade experience goes in comments, folks.

Source : Engadget

Palm Pre Breaks The 1ghz Barrier With Insane Custom Kernel

If you own a Pre, you like to tempt fate, and you don't faint at the mere thought of your phone melting into a nondescript heap of plastic and silicon, have we got some exciting news for you: some crazy dude with a death wish has somehow eked an honest gigahertz out of the Pre's OMAP3430 processor that normally plods along at 600MHz. Of course, this isn't the first time the phone's been overclocked, but traditionally, those overclocks have topped out around 800MHz -- so if you need serious speed and don't mind nuking your battery at a record pace, this so-called "F105 Thunderchief" kernel project is one that you're going to want to keep an eye on.

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Kindle For Android Now Available

136diggsdigg  Move over, Kobo  -- following the promise  of a Summer launch, Amazon's Kindle app for Android is now live, bringing the usual array of features that existing Kindle users will hold near and dear: access to the Kindle store right from the app, adjustable font sizes, free book samples, and most importantly, wireless bookmark synchronization with your entire stable of Kindle-equipped devices (because we know you've all got an iPad, iPhone, and physical Kindle lying around somewhere).

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HTC Wildfire Review

If phones could make babies, then this HTC Wildfire would indubitably be the love child of the Desire and Nexus One. But of course, the humdrum reality is that 'tis just an Android 2.1 replacement for the entry-level Tattoo  -- same 528MHz Qualcomm MSM7225 processor, 3.2-inch 320 x 240 capacitive LCD touchscreen instead of 2.8-inch resistive, 384MB RAM instead of 256MB, and a 5-megapixel camera instead of 3.2 (although quality matters more, obviously). So can this affordable handset provide enough bang for the buck to satisfy Europeans and Asians? Can the aging processor keep Sense UI well oiled? All will be revealed after the break.

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Samsung Announces Rugged Xcover Handset With 67-Day Standby Time

Prefer your cellphone to be more tough than smart? Then you might want to give Samsung's new Xcover E2370 handset a bit of consideration. While it may not be ideally suited for much more than calls or the odd text message, it is fully ruggedized and IP54-certified for dust and splash resistance, and it boasts an impressive 67-day standby time (and 22-hour talk time) to ensure it lasts throughout your next arduous expedition (or regular business trips, as the case may be). Still no indication of a release over here, but the phone should be rolling out across Europe next month for just under $100.

Source : Engadget

Sprint Halts EVO 4G Update Due To Reports Of It Bricking Phones

Uh oh. There's been a tiny little hitch in the latest EVO 4G update, which has resulted in a number of people finding their superphones  becoming unusable. Aside from rooted handsets having their predictable woes with new official software, some users have found that applying the update twice bricked their phones, stock OS and all. That's pretty worrying, particularly when you consider that checking for updates after a successful install gives you the option to apply it all over again.

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Microsoft Says Kin Software Update Is Scheduled For Mid-Summer

We'd already heard some talk that Microsoft's Kin One and Kin Two  phones might be in store for an update, and it looks like the phones will indeed be getting one sooner rather than later. While it remains to be seen if it will include those rumored IM improvements, a Kin support moderator has confirmed on the Microsoft Answers forum that an update is scheduled for "mid-summer," and that it will address "many" of the concerns laid out in the post that prompted the response.

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How Do You Hold Your Nokia?

We’ve been looking around and noticed there are many ways to hold your Nokia device. Whether you’re left-handed or right-handed, there’s no shortage of ways to hold your phone. We’ve highlighted a few after the jump, but let us know your favourite in the comments.

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Developers To Get Native x86 Version Of Android 2.2 This Summer?

We knew that Intel had designs on Android for its Moorestown CPU, and as you might have guessed, the company's plans don't stop there. Renee James, a Senior VP at Intel, recently said as much in a conversation with APC. Apparently, devs can look forward to seeing a fully native x86 version of Froyo at some point this summer. James goes on to say that "all of the code will be fed back into the open branch that will be created for x86." Awesome! Perhaps 2011 will see a yet another flood of generic, Atom-powered Android tablets. Because we don't see enough generic Android tablets as it is.

Source : Engadget

HD Webcam 3-Way Shootout - SkypeHD's Best Take On Logitech

As we mused when we recently got a chance to try out the Logitech HD Pro Webcam C910, it wasn't long ago that VGA was good enough for online chatting. No more, and with the release of SkypeHD going high-def is easier than ever. To find out which multi-megapixel movie maker you want to clip onto your display, and to see how the SkypeHD-compatible offerings stack up against Logitech's latest HD shooter, we gathered three cameras at a range of prices. Two will work with some particularly advanced TVs, while the third cam shuns Skype, offsetting that shortcoming with a middle-ground price and superior video quality. Which is your ticket to HD chat bliss, and how do they all compare to plain 'ol VGA? Find out after the break.

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HTC EVO 4G Gets An OTA Software Update

We don't know exactly what's included, but Sprint's sending out that rumored  over-the-air Android software update to HTC EVO 4G devices this morning. It's labeled as version 1.47.651.1, and it's just 21.43MB, so we're guessing it's just mostly bug fixes, but word on the street was that it would "enhance" WiFi, so there's a chance it could enable the EVO's 802.11n support, and we're also hoping for some improved battery life. We'll update you once we see some release notes, but in the meantime let us know how it goes, yeah?

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Viliv's N5 UMPC Finally Review

We wouldn't say that Viliv  is always tardy with its product releases, but neither would we say that we're particularly surprised the N5 UMPC is only now making its way to retail seven months after being announced. It's a Windows 7-toting, clutch-sized device packing specs that are at least seven months old: a 1.3GHz Atom Z520 processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 32GB SSD. Despite that, performance is said to be good, capable of handling 720p and even 1080p video without a hitch on its 4.8-inch, WSVGA display.

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Aiptek's 3D Photo Frame Serves Up The Fruit Of Your 3D Camcorder's Labor

When Aiptek introduced its i2 3D Camcorder, it pledged to release a 3D photo frame to match. Well, here it is, the "Portable 3D Photo and Video Display," a 7-inch parallax LCD display that will not require glasses to create the illusion of depth -- but we're curious to see what it'll look like from across the room. It's capable of displaying photos and videos captured by the i2 (or other 3D device) and releases on August 15 for $200, meaning the entire package (shooter and viewer) will set you back $400. That's not a terrible price for taking and displaying photos of the future.

Source : Engadget

iPhone Guitar Speaker is coming to a rock concert near you

It was inevitable that the wealth of iPhone music apps would eventually give rise to a new category of complimentary accessories, but The Fingerist could possibly be the coolest.

Developed by Japan-based Trinity, and selling for just $150, the device allows you to simply slide your iPhone or iPod Touch into its base, start up any iPhone app like Pocket Guitar, and begin rocking out via the speaker housed in a faux wood grain body supported by a guitar strap. The unit also offers the option of plugging into a real amp, essentially ensuring that we'll see this on a real rock show stage soon. You can see video of an impromptu Fingerist Japanese jam session here.

Source : Dvice

TxTStopper Announces Cellphone Jammer For Your Car, Microsoft Too Busy Texting And Driving To Notice

Texting while driving is some pretty dangerous bloodsport. Knowing that still isn't going to change the behavior of an insolent teen. So why not take matters into your own hands, parents, and install a mini cellphone jammer in the family car? TxtStopper, a professionally installed 12 volt device, will apparently shut down all communications on any US cellphones operating in the car -- yes, including the non-driving passengers -- when the car is on and in gear. Unfortunately, TxtStopper's site chooses to prey on consumer fears rather than offer up any real technical details so we'll just trust them that it works as advertised, ok? For $200, maybe not.

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Apple Sells 1.7 Million iPhone 4s Through Saturday, June 26

653diggsdiggThere you have it. 600,000 pre-orders have turned into 1.7 million iPhone 4 sales through this Saturday. The Sunday transactions haven't even been tallied up yet, but Steve and company already have another reason to look smug. That total eclipses the 3GS' already phenomenal 1 million units sold over a weekend, and stands pretty much head and shoulders above any other launch the mobile world has yet seen.

Source : Engadget

Froyo Coming To The EVO 4G, But Not To The Hero Or The Moment

An announcement on the Sprint blog this morning had a “good news, bad news” kind of feel to it. Spritn officially stated that Android 2.2, known as Froyo, will be coming to their flagship phone the EVO 4G “in the near future.” Not all was joyous though as two of their more popular models, the HTC Hero and the Samsung Moment, will be left out of the Froyo goodness. This most likely means Android 2.1 will be the last update for these phones.

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Hulu Plus Could Soon Be Announced For Playstation 3

There are rumblings out there that Hulu may be bringing a premium service to the Web and the Playstation 3. “Hulu Plus,” a $9.95 US based subscription service that could offer a larger catalog of shows han he free Hulu service, was originally expected to be announced for Xbox Live at E3, but according to a Bloomberg report Sony could be ready to announce Hulu for the Playstation 3 as early as next week. A beta version of Hulu Plus could surface somewhere around the same time.

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OWC Data Doubler

Many notebook users out there seldom use their optical drive. Other than installing software, the drives often tend to collect dust. If you are the type of user, who can live without an optical drive and want to get more storage on a Mac OWC has a new product for you.

The new product is called the OWC Data Doubler and it is a bracket that replaces the optical drive inside Apple MacBook computers with a 2.5-inch HDD or SSD. The bracket supports any drive that is 9.5mm tall.

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Club3D Launches Its GTX 465 Video Card

The GTX 465 has been around for a while now and the card is a nice little performer for the price. Club3D has announced that it is launching its GTX 465. I guess we can say better late than never.

The GTX 465 is clocked at 607MHz on the core with 352 stream processors and a shader clock at 1215MHz. The card has 1024MB of GDDR5 RAM clocked at 3206MHz.

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eMachines Mini-e ER1402 Media Nettop Debuts

eMachines is one of those cheap PC brands that has been around for a long time in the US and often isn’t associated with the best reputation for quality. The company has unveiled a new HTPC that looks very nice and has decent specs for the price.

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Sharkoon Rapid Case Works With 2.5-Inch Or 3.5-Inch HDDs And USB 3.0

External drive enclosures are a great way to get use out of extra HDDs and SSDs that you have laying around taking up space. Sharkoon has announced a new enclosure that looks good and offers UDSB 3.0 connectivity.

The enclosure is called the Rapid Case and it is made from aluminum. The case supports 2.5 and 3.5-inch HDDs and can work with SSDs too. The case also works with USB 2.0 and has eSATA connectivity.

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Thermaltake BlacX 5G HDD dock breaks cover

The dock is called the BlacX 5G and has USB 3.0 connectivity. The maximum transfer rate for data is 5Gbps when connected to USB 3.0 and the dock is compatible with older USB specs as well.

The dock supports Mac and Windows PCs and can be used with HDDs up to 2TB in capacity. The dock measures 73mm H x 136mm W x 88mm D and sells for $49.99.

Source : TweakTown

CCleaner v2.33 - Today's Hottest Download

CCleaner is a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history.

Additionally it contains a fully featured registry cleaner. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware! :) [ Download Here ]

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Lenovo G555 Laptop With 15.6" HD Display - Only In $499

This is a very very nice price on Lenovo's G series entry level laptop that comes fully loaded! You get the AMD Ahtlon II X2 Dual Core 2.1GHz processor, 4GB of DDR2 SDRAM memory, a large 500GB hard drive, 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD4200 video, dual layer DVD+/-RW drive, 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, 6 cell battery, Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit and a 1 year warranty. It's got a $200 off the $849 starting price to bring it to $649, but save an additional $150 and buy this laptop for only $499 by using coupon code: USPGA52621 (expires 6/28/10 or after 300 uses)

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Give Kinect A Try At Any Microsoft Store

If you didn’t get a chance to give Microsoft’s newest toy for the Xbox 360  a go at E3 last week, the Kinect sensor will now be available for trial at any Microsoft Store across the U.S. The downside? There are only four in the country: Scottsdale, AZ, Mission Viejo, CA, Lone Tree, CO, and the newest store opened today in San Diego, CA.

Of course Microsoft is also pushing the Kinect preorders at the Microsoft site as well as many stores nationwide, but states on the site now that "official pricing has not yet been announced," and "$149.99 is an estimate only and subject to change." A preorder with a price subject to change doesn’t sound like something I’d like to sink that much money into, but the Kinect has drawn rave reviews and will most likely be a big hit at release.

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The Next "It Phone" For The Teen Texter - The Samsung

The Gravity 3, Gravity T and, get this, the Samsung :) are social networking and texting based slider phones equipped with T-Mobile’s Social Buzz which sends notifications and messages when there are new posts on sites like Facebook and Twitter. The Gravity models have 2mp cameras and 16gb of supportable memory while the has a smaller 1.3mp camera, but shortcut buttons to messaging applications.

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100 Millionth Blackberry Sold - RIM Looking Forward To Two New Devices

RIM, the company that brings you Blackberry, are still doing a lot of business in the wake of the iPhone and Android crazes recently. RIM has reported a company record 11.2 million BlackBerries shipped in the spring quarter, a company record and 43 percent higher than last year. The company also reported the sale of their 100 millionth BlackBerry and 46 million accounts active.

40 percent of the sales are outside the U.S. and could have done more with adequate supplies of their highest sellers like the Curve 8500. Revenue is up about 24 percent to over $4.2 billion, and its profit grew 41 percent to $768.9 million.

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RIM, the company that brings you Blackberry, are still doing a lot of business in the wake of the iPhone and Android crazes recently.

VidaBox Introduces Media Center Controls For iPad

Vidabox, an award winning media server and control solution manufacturer, debuted their new iPad Media Center controls at the Asian Pacific CEDIA EXPO in Melbourne, Australia. This is believed to be the first such solution for Windows based Media Centers. This solution can be used to control your TV, media players, cable, satellite, and even be programmed to control lights in the house and other automated devices.

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BlackBerry 9800 For AT&T Fully Exposed

We've just been sent a mother lode of shots of RIM's upcoming BlackBerry 9800 -- a phone whose market name is still unknown -- but whether it's called the Bold, the Torch, or something else altogether, we think we're looking at near-final hardware here. The software is identified as version 0.9, but you can clearly tell from the UI that it's running BlackBerry 6 with an ever-so-slightly refined look and subtle 3D elements missing from prior releases.

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Android Apps Removed By Google For Security Reasons

Google has had to remove several apps remotely from Android phones and from the Android Market for what they have deemed “security concerns.” Via the Android Developers blog, Google's Android Security Lead Rich Cannings offered the following explanation:

"In cases where users may have installed a malicious application that poses a threat, we've also developed technologies and processes to remotely remove an installed application from devices. If an application is removed in this way, users will receive a notification on their phone."

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