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Brookstone Portable Fuel Cell Charger Lets You Keep Your Smartphone Powered for Two Weeks
It's been a long time since we've been hearing talks about Fuel Cell batteries and chargers for mobile devices. Now it seems the tech is ready for primetime and to make its way into the hands of willing consumers. Lilliputian Systems will be offering a portable fuel cell charger through retailer Brookstone. And as this charger promises to full charge your smartphone up 10 to 14 times before it runs out of juice, that is basically two weeks, call us excited.
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iPad Charger Doubles as Beer Bottle Opener: Could You Open Yours?
Have you ever been out and about with your iPad, the charger and a bottle of beer, when suddenly you feel the need to pop the cap and have a sip? Unfortunately, you didn't have a beer bottle opener, so what do you do? Well, US student Eva Giselle tweeted a special little picture that allegedly showed her opening a beer bottle with an iPad charger of all things.
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A3 iPad Stereo Dock Pricier Than Apple Tablet But Worth Buying
The iPad has many features that allow it to succeed in the tablet market, namely an active ecosystem and best-in-class display. However, it doesn't have a good speaker system, but Bang & Olufsen aims to address that shortcoming with Beoplay A3.
Logitech Solar Keyboard Folio for iPad Launched: Worth Buying?
The new iPad from Apple is the top dog in the tablet arena, but even a top dog need some form of protection, along with a Bluetooth keyboard to boot. Logitech took it up on itself to create an all new Smart Cover for the new iPad, the Logitech Solar Keyboard Folio. This beauty is solar powered and also has a Bluetooth keyboard on there for those who despise tapping away at a glass screen.
BlackBerry NFC-Enabled Music Gateway: What You Need to Know
Kicking off its three-day BlackBerry World event, running May 1-3 in Orlando, Research in Motion (RIM) debuted the new generation of BlackBerry Music Gateway, now NFC-enabled.
Big Jambox: Bigger, Better, Louder and Pricier
San Francisco-based company Jawbone, the maker of the popular Jambox Bluetooth speaker, is now launching a new wireless speaker: the Big Jambox. With the new version, it seems that Jawbone's original Jambox is all grown up, and has plenty to offer.
Logitech Q4 beats estimates
Logitech, the world's largest computer mouse maker, posted a nine-fold jump in fourth-quarter profit, beating analysts' expectations, and outlined plans to further streamline its business.
Kickstarter Project Brydge Keyboard (Almost) Turns iPad to MacBook Air: Is Tim Cook Watching?
Despite the iPad's control on the tablet market, and the latest version's record sales during it first weekend since launch, some users feel that a lack of a real keyboard hampers productivity. Tim Cook didn't approve of Microsoft's strategy to put Windows 8 on tablets and laptops, though other iPad owners have different ideas: the Brydge keyboard for the iPad almost turns the device into a MacBook Air.
Nook Audio is no Joke: Headphones Added to Barnes & Noble Product Page
An image on the Barnes & Noble website revealed the company is working on a pair of headphones. While not officially announced, expect an announcement soon as the company has already uploaded an image.
Sony Set to Launch Nasne: What You Need to Know About the New Digital Media Hub
Sony is extending its Playstation compatible accessories portfolio with a digital media hub. Not just gaming consoles, the new device is compatible with PCs, tablets and smartphones. The device, called Nasne, is a networked recorder cum digital media storage device.
Sony Unveils 'Nasne' Networked Recorder/Media Storage Device for PlayStation to PC (and Everything Else in Between)
Sony might not be as successful as it once was, but the company is showing determination to succeed and grow momentum for current and future products with the announcement of "Nasne", a new networked recorder and media storage device.
DARPA to Test Dual-Focus Contact Lenses that Offer Superman Vision
The Pentagon has ordered a special type of contact lenses that provide a much wide field of vision, reported the BBC. The prototype lenses also allow users to simultaneously focus on a specific image and on their environment. The lenses are reportedly designed to work with head-up display (HUD) units, i.e. glasses with images projected onto their lenses. According to the product's Web page, the field of view would be up to 120 degrees.
Wooden Coffee Table Doubles as Fully Functional NES Controller: Find Out How
Leather chairs with built-in speakers quickly became wildly popular with gamers, creating a cool gaming décor with awesome functionality and comfort. Now, gamers are in for an even bigger treat: the Nintendo Controller Coffee Table. And yes, the luxurious gaming furniture is as cool as it sounds.
