Safa, a Korean firm, will come out with the new Xing MP3 player that looks more like a colorful toy than anything else. It has five tactile buttons on the surface that are used to control 1GB worth of stored songs. What is unique with this gadget is its face features 27 LEDs that can be either programed to display the icon of your choice or used for a game of Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Its dimensions are 50mm × 22mm × 13mm and weighs only 12.2 grams making the Xing small enough to fit in any pocket or tiny compartment. This device looks cute enough for kids, but may not be that attractive for adults.
Creative has launched the new Zen X-Fi2, a second-generation gadget that adds a touch screen and TV-out capability to the earlier X-Fi model. The new device features a 3-inch, touch-sensitive, TFT LCD that is capable of up to 262,000 colors. This new unit carries over the superb icon-based menu found on the earlier versions. It is a bit longer than the first generation model and approaches the size of the iPod Touch. It standouts from the rest of the MP3 players by orienting the unit in landscape mode, allowing an excellent viewing experience. Creative continues to offer support in this model multiple audio (MP3, secure WMA, Audible, AAC, and FLAC) and video (WMV9, MPEG4-SP, DivX4/5, and XviD) formats plus JPEG and BMP photos. It has an external speaker for sharing the tunes, a built-in mic for making voice recordings, and a built-in FM radio. The X-Fi2 also has basic PIM features for syncing calendar and contact information plus an alarm clock feature. This next generation model is indeed armed and loaded.
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A New Zealand inventor has created a electric bicycle that will hit the markets in 2010. This 21 pound bike easily folds into a convenient carrying size and travels at a dizzying 12 miles an hour. The large front wheel, tiny back wheel, and handle bars that wrap around your rear easily qualify this bike for the weird gadget list. If your rear happens to be larger than the seemingly microscopic three inch seat, your hands will effectively wrap under your back end to steer this bike through traffic. One can only imagine the stares from pedestrians (and police officers) this bike will elicit.
Next is the painful looking dragon controller. Realistically shaped like a dragon, the spiky wings will cut into your palms and a plastic flame will jab where your fingers should be.
Someone has created a hay-fever hat and eyedropper eyeglasses. The hat is basically a toilet paper dispenser. You place the hat on your head and you instantly have tissue available for the next allergy attack. Each lens of the eyeglasses contains a plastic funnel that opens directly over your eyeball. You simply pour your desired medicine in! If you’re anything like me, you’ll see it coming and blink. Even with the eyeglasses, the medicine will never reach my eye!
Soon to be released are anti-smell socks. These socks are guaranteed not to smell even after six months at the bottom of your gym locker. Smells fishy to me!
Three new alarm clocks will soon be available. One is an anti-bang alarm clock, complete with a set of spikes on top to wake you up the moment you hit the snooze button. Next is the digital bomb clock that makes realistic bomb sounds to wake you up each morning. (I wouldn’t recommend it to veterans.) Lastly, the gong alarm clock features a shirtless man smacking a mini-gong to wake you up. All three beg the question, “Why?”
The newest gadget in the cell phone world is a single button watch that connects to your Blackberry. No more wrestling your phone out of your pocket to check caller ID.
Finally, you can soon purchase a solar powered cooler. It contains a small solar panel to charge your MP3 player for about thirty seconds of playback time. Just plug into the cooler’s speakers and enjoy three words from your favorite song!
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The Sansa Clip Plus MP3 player gives you superb value for your money. The ultra-compact design with integrated clip makes it easy to take the gadegt everywhere you want to go. The large OLED screen makes it easy to navigate the menus and choose your favorite songs and playlists. With built-in 8GB memory, you can enjoy up to 2,000 songs or 24 hours of video. In addition to the internal storage, a memory slot allows you to add a microSD, microSDHC, slotMusic, or slotRadio card for more music options. The gadget also comes with an FM radio and USB 2.0 connection for easy file transfers to computers. With a 15 hours rated rechargeable battery, just clip the Sansa on and enjoy long hours of music and video.
The new Zune HD MP3 player connects you to a whole new world of multimedia entertainment. It is loaded with heavy stuff such as a the OLED screen, built-in HD Radio receiver, HD-compatible video, and multi-touch navigation.
With 32 GB of built-in memory, it can hold up to 10 hours of HD video, around 8,000 songs, and 25,000 pictures. The HD Radio Receiver gives you access to HD Radio stations with crisp digital sound at no extra cost. Watch high definition movies and TV shows directly from your Zune HD by connecting the HD AV Dock to your HDTV. You can connect to the web anytime, anywhere with the built-in Wi-Fi connection.
Zune HD delivers the next level in music, video, and online multimedia experiences.
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