SanDisk has recently announced the official release of the world’s first licensed Xbox 360 USB flash drive with an attempt of helping users to easily transfer game saves, gamertags, Arcade downloads, map packs, etc from one game console to another. Well, the device has been pre-configured for plug & play, and SanDisk is also throwing in a 1 month subscription to the Xbox Live Gold. You will need to pay a certain premium for the Microsoft seal of approval, along with the 8 gigabytes unit boasting an MSRP of 34.99 USD and the 16 gigabytes going for 69.99 USD (or say, 29.99 Pounds and 51.99 pounds resp. in the United Kingdom).
Finally, the day is here when EeeKeyboard, which is so far one of the most awaited keyboards in the history, is officially launched. The keyboard started its journey way back at CES 2009 and is expected to hit the market very sooner but it really took a long time but lastly, as we can see Asus finally gave a break to the patience of millions of potential users worldwide. Let’s not regret for delay as it at least arrived anyway!
Yes, we spotted the Sony’ Dash at Best buy just a couple of days ago, but the launch date of April 29th is finally here and Sony has officially unleashed this non-tablet touchscreen gadget into the wild. Sony’s Dash arrives with a price tag of $199 and features a 7” display screen, outstandingly appreciated alarm clock, and if you are accompanied with Dash you can have access to streaming media from Netflix, Pandora, CBS, and many more.
The days are gone when Night Vision used to be limited within the accessibility of military Special Forces only because over the past couple of years it has become accessible for whoever wants to use it. In fact, even a person with small pocket can easily have access to this amazing feature if he/she is seriously interested. But, we could be on the threshold of a green-screen revolution if study taking place at the University of Florida, led by Dr. Franky So, comes to fruition. Dr. Franky along with his students are currently working on an OLED film which is a lot excited by infrared. Much to your surprise, the stuff’s multiple layers convert that light to a spectrum that is visible by our eyes, and if everything goes better as expected, it could be layered onto almost anything from normal glasses to car windshields.
If you have been looking for such a nettop that comes without those fussy abilities of playing HD content, EeeBox EB1007 by ASUS might be what you are actually looking for. The EeeBox EB1007 that is on its way of being unleased very sooner features the Intel Atom D410 processor, 160BG of hard drive, 1 GB of DDR2 RAM, 3 USB 2.0 ports, in addition to 802.11b/g/n WiFi. No words on pricing so far.
