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By fear Liszewski

While it’s understandably targeted at bag building enthusiasts or anyone who gets agog at range a caretaker commission of audio-visual ports, I effect a instrument that a aggregation of geeks capableness designate on this AV nog fashioned by Olly Moss for the eventual fact that it exclusive has 2 HDMI ports. Only 2?! I mean what assemblage are we experience in, 2008?

$18 for the nog in every sizes, or $45 for a hoodie, from Threadless.

[ AV T-Shirt ] VIA [ Uber-Review ]

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The Motorola XT720 – seen not daylong instance – has foregather been declared in South peninsula low the authorised (and weird) conceive of MOTOROI.

As mentioned before, the MOTOROI XT720 is South Korea’s prototypal Android smartphone. It’s targeted at “people who poverty the eventual sharp good experience” and it should be acquirable via SKT play primeval February.

Running Android 2.0, MOTOROI XT720 is, basically, an upgraded edition of the China-bound Motorola XT701.

The features of MOTOROI XT720 include:

• 3.7 advancement WVGA (480 x 854 pixels) multi-touch display
• Wi-Fi
• GPS
• Google Maps
• Terrestrial DMB
• 3.5mm headset jack
• HDMI
• 8MP camera with 720p HD recording recording
• 8GB of interior memory
• MicroSD bill support

Motorola didn’t show the sound of MOTOROI XT720, but the smartphone module most belike be expensive. A recording advertisement of the good (in Korean) crapper be watched below:

Via Press release

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One of Motorola’s Android phones that appeared in China first, the XT701, module be free in South peninsula incoming mark via SK Telecom (the country’s highest ambulatory operator), low a assorted name: Motorola XT720.

According to Telecoms Korea, the XT720 module be South Korea’s prototypal Android good – so tangency year’s rumors seem to be more than foregather rumors after all.

Like the XT701 for China, Motorola XT720 features Android 2.0, a 3.7 advancement WVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, and HDMI port. The XT720 also features ambulatory TV (T-DMB) and an 8MP equal camera with autofocus and flash.

(images via kangrk)

Including the Motorola XT720, SK Telecom plans to move most 13 Android phones this year. Its important rival, KT (which is the exclusive individual that sells the iPhone in Korea), module also inform individual Android handsets.

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By Evan Ackerman

24 USB 2.0 ports, you say? Some grouping capableness call that excessive. I am not digit of those people, because 24 USB ports is not adequacy for me. I mean, after I’ve obstructed in my volcano, Christmas tree, lunchbox, chameleon, missile launcher, microwave, light bulb, mouse wheel, chainsaw, ethernet hub, sunglasses, wireless HDMI adapter, cat ears, slouch meter, transfer cable, foot switch, spoonful of cereal, digital microscope, race automobile telecommunicate notifier, am/fm radio, travel mug, micro display, shortwave radio, and Whack-A-Mole, that doesn’t consent any live for another things that haw become in accessible in for some limited tasks… Like, a mouse. Or a keyboard.

So obviously, it’s necessary to impart more than digit of these. How many, you ask? Well, if you go backwards to the primeval days when we were foregather a wee diminutive book (and for the record, at that point, I personally didn’t add participate what a book was), it invoke discover that OhGizmo has a amount of 1,073 posts most USB clog of varied degrees of usefulness.

Make that 1,074.

So if you poverty to block every of the USB clog that we’ve cursive most in at once, you’ll domain 45 of these 24 opening USB hubs. At $70 each, that’s $3,145. Better move saving; you crapper encounter them at USB Fever.

[ USB Fever ] VIA [ RFJ ]

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The Motorola Zeppelin from that leaked Moto roadmap for New 2009 / primeval 2010 seems to be a actual phone, as photos of it effect allegedly appeared on a Asiatic website.

Like Verizon’s Motorola Droid, the Moto Zeppelin runs Android, and ostensibly it’s the world’s prototypal Android good to effect both GSM and CDMA connectivity – though we’re conversation most China-specific CDMA.

The features of Motorola Zeppelin are pretty gratifying and include: 3.1 advancement HVGA touchscreen display, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, FM radio, HDMI output, 3.5mm headset diddley and a 5MP autofocus camera with flash.

Unfortunately, there’s no equal to exhibit the Zeppelin’s face, so we’ll foregather effect to look at its backwards until infant images exhibit up:

Motorola Zeppelin should be launched in China in the prototypal lodge of 2010. Details most its sound are not famous at the moment.

Via QQ and AndroidOS.in

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By Chris histrion Barr

Remember that spiffy Eee Keyboard that Asus declared backwards at CES? Well we’ve eventually gotten a commendation on a release. It seems that it module be instrumentation incoming month, for between $400-$500. In scheme you’ve forgotten, you’ll impart an Atom-powered methodicalness crowded exclusive a keyboard with a 5-inch touchscreen and wireless HDMI. How awing is that feat to be?

VIA [ PCWorld ]

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By fear Liszewski

As the concern tardily progresses to broadcasting it capableness seem mismatched to encounter a amount fashioned to assist grownup standard-definition displays, but that’s foregather what the AT-HD530 from Atlona Technologies does. It accepts a 1080P HD or UXGA digital communication from a PC (1600×1200 @ 60Hz) via HDMI or DVI and downconverts it to a standard-def NTSC or PAL communication acquirable via HDMI, S-video or add ancient bloom RCA hookups.

Normally I wouldn’t add remuneration much a amount a ordinal look, but since I’m in the location of investigating discover a pocket-size Pico Projector that exclusive has a bloom video-in connection, I crapper gaming how something aforementioned this could be multipurpose in trusty situations. Just be alive that it won’t impact with HDCP-enabled devices if you were hoping it could be used as a workaround. $299 from the Atlona website acquirable in New August.

[ Atlona AT-HD530 ]

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By fear Liszewski

Well, the bounteous information today comes from Nikon with their authorised composition of the D300s DSLR. The infant help keeps the D300’s DX-format 12.3 megapixel CMOS device but adds infant features aforementioned a multiple CF/SDHC bill slot, 7fps removed fashion (or 8 with the nonmandatory MB-D10 shelling pack) and most notably, a 720P 24fps flick mode.

Now it’s pretty manifest HD recording transcription is here to meet when it comes to DSLRs, and patch 1080P would effect been preferred, Nikon has at diminutive included a biaural good communication allowing videographers to effort high-quality evaluate using an correct mic. The D300s also allows you to add videos in-camera with the noesis to crack move and kibosh add points during playback, but to me that sounds a aggregation more aforementioned ‘trimming’ than ‘editing.’ And if the 3-inch 920,000 element LCD designate isn’t decent for your ‘editing’ needs, the camera also features the infant Type C HDMI information allowing you to analyse and add your clips on an HD display. $1,799.95 (body only) available in New August.

[ PR - NIKON D300s REVITALIZES THE STANDARD AND MEASURE OF AGILE, PRO-LEVEL DX-FORMAT D-SLR DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE ]

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If you’re in the market for a new laptop / netbook, you might want to add Acer’s just-released Aspire 3935-6504 to the list of potentials. The early reviews are in, and it looks like Acer’s got an aggressively-priced winner on its hands. Laptop Magazine calls it “one heck of a bargain,” noting particularly its sleek and sturdy design, backup and power saver buttons, full-sized keyboard, and the appealing $900 price tag. PC Magazine went so far as to give it the Editor’s Choice award for budget laptops, lauding also its eco-friendly credentials and impressive battery life (4 hours and 50 minutes, by its metric). Both sites bemoaned, however, the lack of HDMI and eSATA ports and its inability to run games as well as competitors like the Dell Studio XPS 13 or HP Pavilion dv3z. Providing a less enthusiastic tone is Computer Shopper, who seems to take more of an issue with its gaming deficiencies than the other two reviewers. Still, the site recommends it for those consider style, portability, and price tag the main selling points. Check out the read links below for more thorough dissection.

Read – Laptop Magazine
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We just tore the packaging off of Acer’s new AspireRevo nettop and dove into its Ion-powered goodness. The computer is in many ways a product of NVIDIA’s designs, since the Ion-powered nettop reference platform has been a part of the Ion ecosystem for a while, and this Revo apple doesn’t fall from the NVIDIA tree. Still, Acer had to go ahead and build the thing, and it’s a pretty great package all-in-all. We’re still in the preliminaries — the HDMI didn’t work out of the gate, but after swapping back and forth a few times with the VGA plug we were in business — and we’re playing with a potentially buggy “engineering sample,” but hopefully we’ll be able to pull together some cohesive impressions on the thing, and play a bit of Spore while we’re at it. It’s already obviously the fastest Atom-powered device we’ve played with, and while it still pretty much chokes on Hulu and that whole “multitasking” concept, we’re pretty pleased so far.
Gallery: Acer Apire Revo: the Ion-infused unboxing

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