It used to be that in order to read the fine print you just picked up a magnifying glass or even a pair of reading glasses. That takes far too much effort though, plus it’s just not the same unless you get to use a gadget to do even the most simple tasks. Well now instead of using those non-electronic devices, you can use the Wired Electronic Reading Aid. It’ll make the print easier to read and you’ll even get to use your TV.
T-Mobile USA is offering yet another Android-powered smartphone when November 18 rolls around Stateside, in the form of the Samsung Behold II. This is a full touchscreen smartphone that aims to live up to expectations of it being a multimedia powerhouse, where it will deliver fast Web and data supported by Wi-Fi connectivity and T-Mobile’s high-speed 3G network. Available from T-Mobile on an exclusive basis, the Behold II holds the distinction of being the first phone from T-Mobile that boasts a 3.2″ AMOLED screen which allows for crisper colors and wider viewing angles. When paired with a 5-megapixel camera that has autofocus, zoom, flash, five shooting modes and video capabilities, you know you’ll have a rocking good time with the Samsung Behold II right from the moment it is removed from its box. Apart from that, the Behold II will rely on Samsung’s intuitive cube menu while offering quick access to a half dozen multimedia features which are frequently accessed by most people includingmusic, photos, videos, the Web, YouTube and Amazon MP3 for music downloads.
Don’t you just love technology and how it makes life much more efficient apart from everything else shrinking in time? That’s what Dell has done with their latest Inspiron Zino HD line of computers, which is versatile enough to handle tasks that range from basic computing chores to driving a big-screen, High-Definition video media center. You have a bevy of colors to choose from, making it a snap to turn the Inspiron Zino HD into an easily personalized machine that will definitely add flare to any room it resides in. If you’re looking for a decent yet basic computing experience and do not want to blow your monthly budget out of the water, the Dell Inspiron Zino HD might just fit the bill perfectly, but do read on after the jump to check out on its specifications in further detail.
The introduction of Wi-Fi cards and chipsets in notebooks alongside smartphones have been a great boon since their inception, and many strides have been made since then with Bluetooth functionality being thrown into the bigger picture as well. While the majority of today’s chipsets are full well capable of supporting both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity simultaneously, the antenna has proved to be the industry’s roadblock. SkyCross aims to change that scenario with the iMAT, being the industry’s first single-antenna solution which is capable of offering over 35 dB of isolation between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to enable coexistence even in compact devices including netbooks.
With advances made in the digital world, it is no surprise to see traditional art forms make the jump to bridge the digital divide as well. While using LEDs as some sort of art isn’t exactly going to turn it to the next Renaissance-level legend, the Unique MicroTiles digital display technology offers something very different to the world of art, where it creates a virtually seamless digital canvas of almost any size or shape according to your whims and fancies, offering spectacular, crisp visuals from just about any distance.
I will honestly say that I was this close to giving the AquaPod a bad review. Part of it was because I had a hard time getting it working, but it was overcome once I got it right and saw that bottle shoot 100 feet in the air.
Okay, I didn’t get an exact measurement of its height, but it was enough to impress me. And if I, as an adult, am impressed, just think of how much a child would be. By the way, this is definitely a toy that you want to use with adult supervision, for reasons that I will explain after the jump.
Sure, the iPod Shuffle was made for those who just want to play MP3s, and don’t want to have to deal with the price of more elegant models like the Touch. However, the Shuffles are pretty expensive in and of themselves compared to MP3 Players like the Creative Zen Stone and the Sansa Clip Plus.
I had a chance to try out the Sansa Clip Plus, and I have to admit, it was much easier to use than an iPod Shuffle. For starters, I didn’t have to deal with iTunes, which really eats up a lot of processing on my computer.
In fact, since the Clip Plus has a card slot, I could just put all my tunes on a microSDHC card and put it in to listen to my tunes. I could also get one of those slotRadio and slotMusic SD cards if I just wanted to hear some definite hits.
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