Casio G-Shock GW-3000 Series Shipped

Casio has partnered with the Red Bull Aire Race World Championship to launch a new G-Shock watch series to match any pilot needs. Known as the GW-3000 series, the new G-Shock watch is not only waterproof and shock resistant but also capable to withstand up to 15G (centrifugal force) and compliant with ISO2669 (Environmental tests for aircraft equipment — Steady-state acceleration). The Casio G-Shock GW-3000 series is priced at between 34,000 Yen ($375) and 47,000 Yen ($518).

 

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Aigo 7007 Android Tablet

Aigo has recently unveiled the new tablet in the form of the Aigo 7007. This Android-powered tablet is powered by the RK2808 chipset with a 7-inch display, an integrated GPS navigation and supports 3G networking. Too bad, there is no info on pricing or availability so far.

 

[via TechFresh]

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A-Data Announces SH02 Portable Hard Drive

A-Data has announced a new 2.5-inch portable hard drive for the mass market namely the SH02. Coming in three different color options: white, pink and black, each with a 3-dimensional imprint pattern made using the IMF (In-Mold Foil) technology, this fashionable yet compact drive features a scratch resistant case, a USB 2.0 interface and is available in two different storage capacities: 320GB and 500GB. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and release date yet. [A-Data]

 

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LG Optimus Android Smartphone Will Be Released in UK

LG will launch the new LG Optimus (GT450) Android smartphone in the UK on May 1st, 2010. Powered by Android 1.6 OS, this full touchscreen phone uses a 3-inch resistive touch screen (320 x 480), a 3-megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and a microSD card slot. LG has created the SN Manager (Social Network), which allows you to easily keep track of their Facebook, Twitter and Bebo accounts. The Social Networking System (SNS) widgets provide real-time status updates directly to the home screen without having to access any other applications. You can also customize up to seven homescreens to display the information you need.

 

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digiZoid Zo Personal Subwoofer

digiZoid is introducing the Zo Personal Subwoofer system that uses digiZoid SmartVector technology that delivers optimum sound reproduction from any speaker with matched acoustic response to the human ear. It is linked to your media player and headphones to provides you the enhanced bass experience. You can purchase the digiZoid Zo Personal Subwoofer system at $99.

[via TechFresh]

Samsung Galaxy A Android smartphone launches in Korea

As you surely know by now Samsung has joined the Android smartphones race. Their brand new smartphone which will be running with Android OS will soon be released first in Korea.

The new smartphone from Samsung is named Galaxy A, and Korea is the first stop for this phone. So what does the new Samsung Galaxy A has to offer to its users? Besides Android OS 2.1 it comes with 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display and it uses 720 MHz processors for running applications. This smartphone also has terrestrial DMB and DivX support so you can enjoy multimedia to the fullest. As for camera it comes with 5 megapixel camera which is just enough for all your needs. As for connectivity it supports Wi-Fi, A-GPS, Bluetooth technology, USB v2.0 and microSD memory card support which can use up to 8 GB card. It has decent internal memory as well with 590 MB for you to store your files. Besides all this features it has 1500 mAh which will provide decent working hours.

Since this smartphone runs Android OS it comes with standard applications such as Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, YouTube and Google Talk but there will be more that 100 Android apps for this phone available on Samsung Apps store.

Pricing for the Galaxy A isn’t official yet, but this phone should hit the stores at the end of April.

[via Newlaunches]

iRetrofone Base

The iRetrofone Base is handmade, sculpted and casted one at a time from resin. This retro phone is designed to fit all iPhones and it is fully funcational. You can use your USB plug to charge and sync with a computer while your iPhone is lying on that retro phone. Available at Etsy for $195.

[via 2dayblog]

BlackBerry Pearl 3G

Check out the new BlackBerry Pearl 3G, for those who complaints Blackberry is too big here’s one suitable for you. The Blackberry Pearl 3G comes with small body, small screen and small keyboard with 802.11n Wi-Fi, GPS, a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, an optical trackpad, a microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.1, and a 624 MHz processor with 256MB of RAM. Pricing is not available.

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Instant Wine Chiller In A Pouring Cap

We’ve all experienced it; purchased a nice bottle of white and then realized it’s not chilled to perfection before the dinner guests arrive. The Ravi instant wine chiller can instantly cool any wine by as much 15 degrees F simply by attaching the apparatus and pouring. First you’ll need to make sure it’s frozen for more than 6 hours, then as the wine passes through its internal coil system it instantaneously chills the wine. A small air inlet can be covered to slow the pouring rate and increase the cooling time, which is apparently good for up to 1 bottle of wine. Your for $36.

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iWallet: A Fingerprint Reading Money Holder With A Bluetooth Proximity Sensor

Putting aside the rather hokey promotional video created for the iWallet, the product looks like it will find its place in the pockets of the paranoid and those living in urban environments where pick pockets are never too far.

The iWallet comes in two version: carbon fiber or carbon fiber with Kevlar. This should make it not only durable and virtually indestructible, but incredibly uncomfortable to sit on. But that’s a moot point, seeing as you shouldn’t be sitting on your wallet any way. But what truly makes the iWallet unique is the biometric fingerprint reader. Once your finger print has been associated with the iWallet, only you can open the device by swiping your finger trip across the sensor. But wait there’s more! The iWallet can also pair with your cell phone over Bluetooth. In the event that your iWallet is stolen or travels 10-15 feet beyond its proximity, your cell phone will emit an alarm.

The iWallet will begin shipping December 11th and will start at $299.

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