July 2, 2009, By Cristina Balan in Netbooks

The GPS Navigation is all set to conquer a new domain. Soon the Dell Netbooks (specifically the Dell Mini 10) will be available with a $69 Wireless 700 Card which would make the netbook navigation capable, just like your smartphones. The Wi-Fi enabled card would navigate you as ably as the other Sat-Nav devices.


Things were a tad serious yesterday as far as the docking stations were concerned, but today the same thingamajig took a lighter turn and landed us at the Einstein Sound Master Photon Ball iPod Dock, E 135 BK. I wonder what Einstein would have made of it but it does justice to the name with that Photon Ball which flickers with lights in tandem with the music.

July 2, 2009, By Greg Howard in Accessories, Computers, Designs

Computers have become indispensable in the modern day work places and a direct consequence of such high usage is the carpal tunnel syndrome. CTS is a courtesy of the twisted arm position and it is this position that the Evoluent Vertical Mouse intends to eliminate.

July 2, 2009, By Alex Ion in Displays

It’s not common for Dell to have their website products wrongly priced, but on June 25 the company listed a 19-inch monitor for NT$500 — or about $15US, instead of the real price that was 10 times bigger. That led to 26,000 orders (out of 140,000 monitors) in only 8 hours, and even though Dell would usually send a polite email explaining the mistake, this time it’s different.

July 2, 2009, By Bruce Martinez in Automotive

The Jaguar XF is no stranger to car buffs as it won many prestigious titles including the ‘car of the year’ award. The mid-segment luxury car is ready for the grind with the 2010 Supercharged XF rolling of the floor in October. Powering the beast would be a 5.0-liter supercharged AJ-V8 Gen III engine that churns 470 horsepower at 424 lb/ft of torque.

July 2, 2009, By Bruce Martinez in Computers, Hardware

Those classified versions of the motherboards even from major manufactures are a mere way to fool consumers to go for expensive variants without gaining much of an advantage. The just out EVGA X 58 3X SLI claims to revert this trend as it isn’t just a classified version for the customary X58, it does offer better performance.

July 1, 2009, By Cristina Balan in Watches

Tag Heuer have just added to their elegant line of watches with the new LS Monaco Chronograph Caliber 12. A wicked combination between a Monaco Caliber Concept Chronograph 360 and the Monaco V4, the new LS Monaco Chronograph Caliber 12 comes with a a steel bracelet that sports a teeny micro-adjustment wheel as an innovative design element (and we game).

July 1, 2009, By Alex Ion in Cellphones

They already have the iPhone but our good fellas from the UK are going to get their hand’s on Palm’s baby, the new Palm Pre. Seen as the biggest hype for this summer, the new Palm Pre is going to be available on O2 but there aren’t many details concerning the release date (rumors have it for mid-July) or its full specs.

July 1, 2009, By Bruce Martinez in Audio, Home Entertainment, Home Gadgets

I’ve always admired the iPhone docks (including the one I possess) for they give you the opportunity to do more with your iPod than just fixing the plug to your ears. Adding to my admiration and your opportunity are a couple of releases from Sony-NAS-Z200iR and CMT-Z100iR iPod Speaker Docks.

July 1, 2009, By Greg Howard in Accessories, Bizzare

When I first saw these bobblehead-esque USB flash drives, I thought ignoring them was a good idea but then that colossal group of Star Wars fans hounded my brains in the backdrop and I chose to give this narrative a place here on Devicemag. You must have seen similar themed USB flash drives before, but this pattern outscores the others-thanks to the head size of each of these characters.
