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readying yourself for the eye-watering, visual assault of 4K televisions? then the Sony FMP-X1 4K Media Player might just be your cup of Earl Grey. this sleek little device offered by the Japanese electronics giant is the industry first media player set to deliver the wholesome goodness of 4K resolution and is slated to hit the stores this summer for $699.
are you obsessed with Facebook? like, really, really obsessed? then the HTC First with Facebook Home is the smartphone of choice for you. though handsets that centers around Facebook are not new, the HTC First stands out as one that has a little more influence. so how will Facebook Home benefits your obsession with Facebook?
we won’t argue the fact that Apple is still among the top in product design, but there’s just one slight problem: sleeker and slimmer products means the lack of ports and interfaces, and also, on the contrary to the Cupertino folks’ believe, optical drives are still very much needed, and hence we still need them from time to time. the solution?
gone were the days where towering computer chassis reins supreme. these day smaller seems the better, but being compact limits what could be fitted within, especially when it comes to graphics card. the ASUS GeForce GTX 670 DirectCU Mini Graphics Card is born with the sole purpose of solving this woe.
the mention of consumer camcorder kind of reminds us of America’s Funniest Home Videos. sorry. we just can’t shake off those blurry, overexposed moving images with occasional too-high-pitch scream of ‘oh my god!’ from our heads. we just can’t. and because of that we put behind camcorders and embrace our smartphones and regular digital cameras
if you are a purist who accepts no Android powered tablet without the Mountain View folks’ nod of approval, then look no further than the new Ematic Genesis Prime 7″ Google Certified Android Tablet. running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and powered by a 1.1GHz processor
let’s face it: hugging a boombox over your shoulder is so passe. these days a tiny Bluetooth speaker could do the same job without you having to suffer from aching shoulder at the end of the day. however, if you are looking to pump up your mobile parties in a really big way (and we do mean really big), then you really got to check out the
to just plainly introduce the Fuel as the a portable charger for your cell phone is probably not the fairest thing to do, really. for it is now possibly the world’s smallest cell phone charger, measuring a mere 1.3″ x 0.9″ x 0.6″ (33 x 23 x 15 mm) and despite its diminutive size, it still packs in a 220 mAh lithium-ion battery good for between
you have to agree with us that some of those vintage speakers, such as the B&W DW110, still sounds pretty awesome, but lacks of modern day wireless connectivity to be of a convenience. with the The Vamp, it lets you put your aging (or already aged) speakers to good use by turning them into Bluetooth-enabled speakers.
have a variety of tablets that needs to be propped up? then look no further then the Bluelounge Mika Universal Tablet Stand. as the name suggests, this stand is pretty much universal which means it will basically work with any slate – ranging from the small Nexus 7 right up to the iPad, and it can even doubles as a laptop stand for
battery woes on smartphone are kind like a pesky problem that just don’t go away. it won’t disappear even if you have a battery case and that is why Gridcase developed the Reactor, the first ever iPhone 5 battery case with an integrated micro generator. yes. it is an iPhone case