Join Trimble has next generation of Nomad outdoor rugged handheld computers
Trimble has just announced that they will be rolling out a new generation of Nomad outdoor rugged handheld computers, where the Nomad 900 series will step to the spotlight with the inclusion of a 5-megapixel auto-focus camera with flash, not to mention throwing in other enhancements including better GPS performance and new Wi-Fi capabilities. These new features are now available within its rugged construction and will certainly not put its computing power to waste, making the Trimble Nomad 900 series perfect for mobile workers who are engaged in forestry, public safety, surveying, construction, mapping, field service, utilities, and other outdoor or service-related fields.
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The Intel Reader – Point, Shoot and Listen
There are many reasons kids and adults alike, have difficulty reading. One may be dyslexic, or have poor vision or other reading related issues. The Intel Reader has found a way to transform the printed word so now everyone can “read.”
The Intel Reader makes it possible for you to read anything you want, whenever you want to. It is relatively small, portable and with the included earbuds, pretty discreet.
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Gelli Baff Gift Set
Moms, if you’re having a hard time trying to convince your kids that they are not vikings and absolutely need to bathe more than once a year, then you might want to check out the Gelli Baff Gift Set. This could very well help your quest to make bath time a whole lot more enjoyable, without needing the help of a rubber duckie. Retailing for just £9.99, this can be used to fill the bath with but a few sprinkles, where the bathwater will then end up as gloriously thick, colorful goo. Talk about having some good and clean fun while scrubbing yourself of the day’s dirt and grime! In fact, it can even spark off your imagination of swimming through red lava, or perhaps squatting in some sort of green, swampy area? Each gift set purchase will come with two random colors of Gelli Baff plus a free 250ml bottle of Bubble Baff. Of course, adult supervision is recommended in this case.
NanoWatch to the fore
So you’ve got a spanking new iPod nano and yet do not know how to make it into one of the trendiest fashion accessories around. Why not turn it into a watch? Instead of using cellophane tape, you can always clip your precious iPod nano onto the NanoWatch strap you see here, using it as a wristwatch instead. Made out of 100% eco-friendly materials for those who have a heart for the environment as well as a trio of fun colors to choose from, this could very well be one of the better $19.99 purchases you will make this year. After all, such a small gadgets like the iPod nano certainly deserves adequate protection when toted around, don’t you think so? Just make sure you don’t scratch it accidentally against the wall or other rough surfaces. You can choose from blue, grey or pink shades, depending on your fashion taste. Make sure you have your own iPod nano though, otherwise you would just be wearing a regular strap.
AUO announces first deadzone-free naked eye 3D notebook panel
Stereoscopic 3D seems to be the next big thing, as evident by this year’s CES show at Las Vegas. We had 3D projectors and 3D HDTVs hitting the showfloor then, with the latter being a staple in just about every manufacturer’s press conference. Well, over the past months, more advancements in the world of 3D has been made, including Sharp coming up with a glassless 3D display for the Nintendo 3DS, not to mention 3D-enabled cellphones in Japan as well as 3D lens for digital cameras. AUO has jumped aboard the 3D bandwagon by announcing the world’s first deadzone-free naked eye 3D notebook panel at FPD International 2010. More on this technology can be read up in the extended post.
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Panasonic announces Lumix DMC-GF2
Panasonic has announced the successor to one of the highly sought after Micro Four Thirds shooter to date known as the Lumix DMC-GF1, which is the logically named Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2. This compact mirrorless camera is also Panasonic’s smallest and lightest interchangeable lens system camera, where it will feature a built-in flash to boot.
The Lumix GF2 will play nice with lenses from the Micro Four Thirds standard, which means the system is not only small but compact, and yet will not compromise ease of operation or image quality. Not only that, the Lumix GF2 will also be able to work with Panasonic’s new 3D interchangeable lens, which is the LUMIX G 12.5mm/F12, letting you snap 3D photos without missing a beat.
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