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Will you fall in love with ADAMO? Dell unveiled its new luxury, high performance laptops. Now it’s Dell Adamo that is the world’s thinnest laptop computer at around 0.65 inches thick (High Definition; 720p) WLED display. ADAMO means “to fall in love with” in Latin. It’s a subnotebook concentrated on industrial design and mobility. Link [...]

Produced by Huawei Technologies Co., this small, portable modem gives you the simple way to connect to the Web using T-Mobile’s 3G networks or Wi-Fi. This is possible with built-in T-Mobile Connection Manager software. It helps user to automatically detect the best available Internet connection. Link to the original article…

By Chris Scott Barr Don’t tase me bro. I know that almost everyone has heard that phrase. Well unfortunately (for those on the business end of a Taser) it’ll be even easier in the future for law enforcement officials to take you down, because they’ll be standing a comfortable 88 feet away. The new X12 [...]

CompuLab introduces fit-PC2 which is now the smallest personal computer in the world. Fit-PC2 appears to be different from other nettop PCs at least by its tiny size. The device measures 115x101x27 mm which is smaller than a Compact Disk. The case of fit-PC2 consists of aluminum which disperses heat so no fan is used. [...]

“Battle of the Natsu-yasumi,” a photo series by Fumio Nabata, presents a unique underwater perspective of goldfish scooping, a traditional game typically played at summer festivals in Japan. The series was selected as a grand-prize winner of the 2009 APA Award sponsored by the Japan Advertising Photographer’s Association. See Nabata’s website for more (and higher [...]

To promote its laptops and showcase digital signage technology capable of utilizing real-time data over the Internet, electronics giant Toshiba tested an interactive digital billboard in Tokyo last weekend that allowed YouTube users and pedestrians with mobile phones to play video games against each other. (Watch a video of the game action.) Played on a [...]

The flying car is able to take off from any runway, however the Transition pilot will have to have a special driving license. The company representatives insist that such a license can be obtained after having taken special courses which include 20 flight hours. It is a front wheel drive vehicle when used on public [...]

Safety proportions in everyday PC usage are pretty much a big part of every user’s attention. It happens so that the most popular desktop OS developer appears to be suffering from thousands of different viruses, malware and spyware attacks on sometimes careless, but mostly helpless users. We are talking about Windows of course. Let’s not [...]

Lot’s of different stuff is being currently discussed about Apple these days. Their upcoming netbook was expected by masses, of course, but no one could actually be sure when it was going to be announced. Then and still we are following news about iPhone beta 3.0 firmaware, which ads some juice to the device hence [...]

There we are at the end of the first day of MIX 2009. From all the news we have heard round all day, the most heartening part came from a group of three – Kevin McEntee, Perkins Miller and Scot Guthrie. All of three were speaking about close future of Web design, development and online [...]

On March 18, astronaut Koichi Wakata arrived at the International Space Station to begin his three-month space sojourn — the longest ever for a Japanese spaceman. Although much of Wakata’s time in space will be devoted to official research and maintenance duties, he plans to set aside a little free time for 16 offbeat experiments [...]

We used to play a lot of funny games in our childhood. But with Scientific and technical progress our games were transferred to an electronic kind – computer. And further with progress, games became more and more exacting to the computer, hence, to a financial condition. What can resolve this problem? A new online video [...]

By Shane McGlaun I like computers and for me and many other enthusiasts what we really want is a hard drive that has lots of storage space, fast data access times, and quiet operation. I don’t particularly care how much power the drive consumes so long as it meets my other wants. In the enterprise [...]

By Andrew Liszewski I got to spend a week with the original Peek while at CES this year, and while I really liked the device, particularly given its pricepoint, there were a few areas that could have definitely been improved. And that’s exactly what the company did this morning when they officially announced their new [...]