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Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 has multitouch, world-beating ambitions
What’s in a name these days? If we didn’t call t his a UMPC or told you it can run Windows 7, it could just be a pretty huge clamshell smartphone. The freshly announced LifeBook UH900 sports a 5.6-inch Continue reading this post…
FlipShare TV Beams Dwelling-place Videos Onto TVs
The FlipShare TV is a new set-top box from the Flip video folks, and it looks like nothing as much as a smoke alarm. The little box hooks up to your TV (HDMI or composite) and receives video Continue reading this post…
Audi A8 MMI adds handwriting identification to listing of 2011 features
The A8’s Multi Media Interface (a fancy name for a nav unit with media player attached) is already a pretty sophisticated piece of tech, but Audi has opted against resting on those laurels and has Continue reading this post…
Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 Wireless speakers impressions
Back in the day (or way back, as it were), we recall quite vividly the impression made upon us by Klipsch’s ProMedia v.2-400. It wasn’t the cheapest four-piece speaker set for the PC, but compared Continue reading this post…
FlipShare TV Wirelessly Beams Toss Movies To Your TV
Looks like we were spot on when it came to the leaked info and pics of the FlipShare TV. As we assumed it won’t need to connect Continue reading this post…
Rocketfish WirelessHD Adapter snips an HDMI string for $600
When Belkin killed its FlyWire, it also put a serious hurtin’ on the hopes of wireless HDTV ever truly taking off in the near term. Granted, the device was horrifically overpriced, but it was easily Continue reading this post…
Sony outs world’s foremost TransferJet chips for short-range wireless move
Induction chargers like Palm’s Touchstone are great and all but they lack one significant feature long mastered by USB tethers: data transfer. That could soon change as Sony begi ns pushin g out its Continue reading this post…
AirScript translator beams living theater subtitles above the atmosphere
If you ask us, one of the best things about London is its theater scene. Turns out, howe ver, th at not every person who appreciates good theatre speaks the Queen’s English — we know, it’s shocking Continue reading this post…
The Like A Spoon Mouse-Overpriced Japanese Tools
I love the Japanese. Everything weird comes from Japan, I swear. Everything from USB gloves to dustmop attachments for babies…and Continue reading this post…
Blinking LEDs to present QR codes a sprint for their (ad) currency
We’re still waiting for this so-called QR code revolution to hit North America, but our contemporaries across the Pacific are already looking to develop the next big thing. Reportedly, a smattering Continue reading this post…
