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Samsung has added WiMAX support to some of its NC10 netbooks, which is interesting, because I could have sworn the company was going to phase out the Samsung NC10 and replace it with the N110. Anyway, the new NC10 with WiMAX is pretty much the same as the older Samsung NC10, with a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1Gb of RAm, 160GB hard drive, and 10.2 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display.It also has 802.11b/g WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0.

WiMAX support will cost you though. While the Samsung NC10 is going for around $400, the WiMAX capable NC10-12PWBK version has a list price of $520.

via : [samsung]

Scosche introduces the new tapSTICK, a case for Apple’s iPod Shuffle 3G music player. Other than protecting your iPod Shuffle, the tapSTICK adds control buttons to the player. It is masde of polycarbonate material that protects against knocks and nicks.

With the the tapSTICK, you can now use standard headphones with your iPod Shuffle Gen 3, at the same time control music playback, volume, VoiceOver using the integrated buttons.

Available in Black and White, Scosche tapSTICK costs $29.99.

The Veritas RS III has either a BMW sourced 480hp V8 or a 600hp V10 engine and therefore, the car achieved the incredible 0-100km/h acceleration in just less than 4 seconds. Top speed of this car has been recorded over 200mph and the price will start from $375,000. Both the front and rear view of this car is brilliant and quite confusing as a speedcar. This left hand drive car has room for only the driver and the seat is also placed quite in a distance from the hood. There is only one rear view mirror, placed in a wired position, in the middle of the car just beside the driver. Placing the exhaust pipes has been done quite weirdly too, on the car’s backside just over the branding.





via: [AutoBlog]

Here is the first WiMax ready netbook in Japan from Onkyo. Dubbed as the C204A5, the 10-inch netbook is powered by an Intel Atom N270 CPU, an Intel 945GSE Express, a 1GB of RAM, and a 32GB of SSD. It will be released in Japan in July 2009 for an unknown price tag. Stay tuned for more updates.

via: [jp.onkyo.com]

The GD-32X1 from JVC is not an ordinary LCD screen. Weighing at only 5.7kg, this 32-inch Full HD LED Backlight LCD is specially made for use in public facilities, commercial outlets, or offices. The screen has 100% of the sRGB and 90% of the Adobe RGB spectrum, with a contrast ratio of 4000:1 and a brightness level of 400cd/m2.

via:[victor.co.jp]

Mio is back not with a new GPS device, but more of a hybrid - the Mio Explora K75 GPS phone. The K75 is touted to be the first smartphone from Mio that will utilize their own Spirit GPS navigation software to get you places, where the 3.5? display ought to be more than enough to make sure your dedicated GPS navigation system is relegated to a has-been status in your personal gadget hierarchy. Features of the Mio Explora K75 include :-

•Qualcomm MSM7201A 528MHz processor
•Qualcomm gpsOne GPS chipset
•3.5" 400×240 WQVGA display
•microSD memory card slot
•VGA CMOS secondary camera
•Built-in rotation sensor

via: [navigadget]