I have to admit that I am a earphone/earbud addict who has gone through so many of them (10+ in last 2 years), I would be a good person to review earbuds.
First, earphones are old, they don’t give you the bass you can get with earbuds, which encapsulate all the sound.
Second, bluetooth stereo earphones are still outdated, I still have my $150 Motorola S7 and I never use them.
Anyways, I’ve gone through a bunch of earb
Here’s today’s laptop news roundup from the Laptop Pimp Blog:
Asus is looking for alternative material to make laptops, latest venture includes paper! Apple intros a new Cinema extension for Macbooks. Sony VAIO TT is lookin’ good, has anyone tried it?
Here’s a guy who built a really powerful (lookin’) electric bike, fitted with batteries that can jump even cars. There’s even an onboard GPS so you can never get lost while a full charge gets you up to 150 miles.
Watch the video and become “impressed”:
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV9XQqiKP5g
432 Sony 18650V (known as Konion).used
I’m thinking of asking for a Sony PSP for Christmas. I just see so many of them on the Subway, and they all look fun.
So, I wondered about hacking it. Being a nerd and all. And, I found two even bigger nerds talking about it.
Here’s a goog hacking intro. But trust me, skip the pirate sock puppet stuff at the beginning.
One of the most recent Esquire magazine comes with an E-ink module, that proves itself useless after you read the magazine.
The guys at Hackaday went really far into hacking this E-ink module to use it as a clock. Now, that’s a good re-use, why waste technology?
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kluFFU90qnI
If you’ve never heard about electronic paper, crawl out from under that rock and read up on the Sony Reader and the
For those of who need to really utlize space efficiently around the house, especially if you don’t like your flatscreen LCD TV sticking out couple inches from the wall, you can wait for the CineWall, a 95-inch High-Definition TV with a whopping aspect ratio of 2.35:1.
Of course, you will need to shell out about $50,000 USD for this, I’d advice to wait until the prices go down when all th
Here’s a cool DIY on how to turn your rear projection TV (or DLPTV) into a 100-inch cinema screen by ripping the front of your TV and adding a bigger screen further away.
I do like it but I assume that the video quality will degrade when doing this so don’t blame me because everything gets bigger after this hack.
I bought Sony KDFE50A10 rear projection TV that has 50″ screen. After an year or so, I started to feel like the screen size is shrinking, really, ask any one who has a big screen TV. I wanted to buy a projector and hav
Okay, here’s some of the interesting highlights this week from our Laptop Blog:
Tom Bihn TSA-approved Checkpoint-friendly laptop bag looks really nice at $220.
Get a Laptop Visor for more privacy.
Here’s a fun Screaming Skull Protective Mask Cover for your PS3 at only $10.99. Of course, you will want this to protect your PS3 from unwanted scratches while scaring off anyone who’s trying to play your PS3 without your presence.
Novelty Skull Protective Mask Cover for Sony PlayStation 3 PS3! This PS3 Protective Mask made of black glossy plastic material, slips over the top of your PS3 and protects the glossy surface from getting scratches or smudges. PS3 Protective Cover has a screaming demon face protruding out of it, personalize
If you happen to be a Sony VAIO laptops lover, you need to check out their new VAIO Wi-Fi Digital Photo Frame that is also capable of reading RSS Feeds with a resolution of 800×480.
Features: 7″ display with 800×480 resolution projecting over 16 million colors, Wi-Fi enabled (802.11b/g), 128MB hard drive, Memory Stick®, Secure Digital™ and Compact Flash slots, projects RSS feeds from the web and built-in MP3 player
What I like most about this Sony WiFi Digital Photo Frame is that it can read online RSS Feeds so you can set
