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June 05, 2005
Computex: Tiny Toys
[Da Wireless Kubo (Home of the m|ph Editors)] Computex: Tiny Toys Filed under: Gadget ”” Art Ilano @ 10:21 am Computex 2005 ended yesterday. I leave you with some of the more interesting mobile gadgets that we’ve come across. The Transcend Digital Album has a 20GB hard drive and a 2.5”³ hi-res display. It plays MP3 music and displays JPG pictures. It even has an A/V out port and a remote control. Unlike the iPod photo, this unit accepts memory cards: CF Types I/II, Microdrive, SmartMedia, SD, MMC, Memory Stick, and Memory Stick Pro. This means that this unit was designed precisely with photo buffs in mind, allowing them to use this as portable storage for freeing up their cameras’ memory cards. (more”¦)...
Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.
[Msmvps.com] Chris Lanier's Blog: Microsoft MCE Research Opportunities | The Media Center team is conducting research to improve the Microsoft.com Media Center website and make it more useful. As part of this research, they are inviting Media Center PC owners to participate in some focus group discussions. Participants would come to a research facility, browse the website, and discuss their opinions. Your input would be greatly valued!
[Weblog.bluedonkey.org] John's Weblog: I only really saw one attraction in my limited time there (I don’t count Computex). That was the National Palace Museum, and it is well worth checking out, though it is somewhat large and perhaps a little overwhelming.
[Anandtech.com] AnandTech: MSI Mega Stick 1 - The Mini Wonder: We saw many motherboard manufacturers turning to very interesting product lines, some of which took us completely by surprise and others were very expected. Asus, for one at Computex, introduced their cellular phones, which are expected to sell overseas in areas such as Europe and Asia. We have been informed that there are no such plans to introduce them into North America, however. Meanwhile, there are other innovative products that take what already is and improves on it.
[I4u.com] I4U News - 2GB Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo: Specials: E3 2005 News Coverage :: Sony PSP News and Deals! :: Quick I4U Survey
[Techdigestuk.typepad.com] Tech Digest: In response to nVidia’s success with its SLI technology, ATI has just announced its own tandem graphics card system - the CrossFire. Sister-blog Games Digest writes that using a system called the ”˜Composition Engine’ a certified CrossFire motherboard allows a user to hook an orginary X800 generation ATI graphics card into a new CrossFire Edition X800. The setup then merges the data to give your system a considerable graphical boost. You’ll need to carefully match your CrossFire Edition card to your current card because ATI has already ackonowledged that mismatched cards (although probably operating fine) will default to the speed of the slower card.
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Posted at June 5, 2005 09:58 AM
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