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Electronics News | Sony unveiled the Dash | Back at CES 2010 we saw that Sony unveiled the Dash during their press conference, and while this was never going to be a game changer of any kind, it was still nice to see yet another touchscreen device ready to hit the market. Well, a good 4 months or so has elapsed since then, and it is finally good to know that Sony will be introducing its Dash Wi-Fi touchscreen device to the market at last, where you are able to receive real-time, personalized Internet content that is pushed to you regardless of whether you are at home or at the office. The Sony Dash has been tagged with a $199 price tag, where you can purchase it online from SonyStyle.com or pick it up from other Sony Style retail stores and authorized dealers nationwide.

Electronics News | Color Interpreting Blood Pressure Monitor | As one gets older, more and more maladies tend to pop up out of nowhere. Case in point, high blood pressure, making it essential to monitor your blood pressure frequently from your home without waiting for the annual health checkup to do so. For those who are too lazy to understand whether the figures presented in a blood pressure reading is high or low, here’s a gizmo that ought to help you out in a jiffy – we’re talking about the Color Interpreting Blood Pressure Monitor. Offering precise readings, if your blood pressure is on the high end, then it will be displayed with a red tinge on the monitor, while those who are still on the safe side will be happy to see a blue glow instead. Sounds like a luxurious $79.95 to spend on, but it is a gift worth considering if you want to get mom and dad something this summer as a gift.

Electronics News | PURE announces trio of Internet radios | The standard FM radio is no longer worth checking out with the advent of digital Internet radio, but for those of us who live in areas that do not have a decent broadband connection, then FM radio might be all you have to rely on. Still, that is not exactly a bad thing since a good DJ is able to tip the balance in your favor, but don’t you think that Internet radio is a whole lot more convenient? After all, you will have the choice of searching through virtually thousands of stations to suit nearly every musical taste, not to mention taking full advantage of your Internet connection instead of using it for just emails. PURE, the name behind many notable digital and Internet-connected radios, is back with a trio of highly anticipated products which will be available across North America from July 1, 2010 onwards. Those who attended CES 2010 would have realized that these were on preview earlier this year then.

Electronics News | Belkin Light and Cases for Amazon Kindle | Belkin has got Amazon’s back with a new light as well as cases for the Kindle e-book reader, where we will concentrate on the compact eBook Light today. This device will illuminate your Kindle accordingly, suiting your reading environment so that you won’t miss a single page of action (virtual one, that is) despite your partner being one who is extremely sensitive to light when trying to get some shuteye. The eBook Light offers a brilliant yet warm glow for comfortable reading, where there is a trio of powerful LED lights which are capable of casting the same illumination as six regular LEDs. You get to choose from two brightness settings in order to optimize your environment’s lighting, while being able to take advantage of its adjustable arm to position in almost any angle. The eBook Light will hit Amazon for $24.99 a pop. source: Amazon 

Electronics News | Beautiful Coffee Cup Sphere Lamp | If you’re a coffee addict, then you’ve gone through your fair shar of disposable coffee cups.  Now instead of trashing them constantly and contributing to the local dump’s size, you can use those cups to add a little bit of lighting in your home.  Then after the project is finished you’ll have a very modern looking disco ball.  To get one you’ll just have to follow the Instructables tutorial and make your own.

They suggest using the plain cheap coffee cups that you see most often in order to construct the light.  You’ll actually need a grand total of 300 of the cups.  Technically the creator caved and just bought the cups, but recycling would work just as well.  You”ll also need a stapler, electric wire with socket, energy efficient lamp, pinbolds, big washer, small washer, a heatsource and a sharp metal pen.  All together none of that should cost you a whole lot of money. Source: Instructables

Electronics News | 5 in 1 Gadget Pen | 5 in 1 Gadget Pen allows you to write conveniently in the dark. Mini Torch, Laser Pointer, Bank Note Checker, Stylus, Ball Pen.  It also has a stylus for you to use on PDAs, mobile phones or even to play NDS. It also consists of red laser pointer and bank note checker, too. It is undoubtedly a multi-function pen. 

How many gadgets do you know actually cram in as many as 5 features in a single device? Well here’s the 5-in-1 Gagdet Pen to prove it so, featuring a pen, a mini torch, a laser pointer for your presentations, a stylus for those touch screen devices and even a bank note checker to see if anyone returns you fake $1 bills. After all, you can’t be that much of a high flyer considering the 5-in-1 Gagdet Pen retails for a mere $11, so looking out for counterfeit Benjamins is pretty much a far-fetched idea.

Electronics News | USB 3.0 Video Streaming Chip From DisplayLink | Small wonder why USB 2.0 technology doesn't score as a proper video carrier. Attempts to push 3D video game graphics or a movie in HD result in glitches from low frame rates (60fps and 27fps respectively). DisplayLink, USB 2.0 video streaming pioneer, has sold a million of their specialized chips last year. But you have probably guessed already that the latest USB 3.0 standard brings a lot of potential into the concept. So did they, and with ten times more the bandwidth DisplayLink puts a lot of effort in designing a new USB 3.0 compatible chip. They will show it as soon as CES 2010 starts.

Electronics News | Video-Watch With OLED Display - Ultimate Gadget | Just think how many things we should take with us everyday - cell phone, watch, mp3-player and etc. Moreover we should always keep in mind what exactly we want to take and even when everything is with us there is a need to be careful not to lose something. Because of this all companies, which produce different devices, try to make "all-in-one" gadgets. As a consequence all modern devices, especially cell phones, are supplied with clock, organizer, mp3-player and so on.

Think Geek Company, trying to combine as many functions as it possible in a single device, designed video-watch with OLED display. Thus, this gadget is able to show time, photos, videos and even eBooks. So instead of "boring" time you can listen to music  for example. Built-in microphone allows you to record whatever you want.

So, this gadget features quite a significant number of functions that make it enough competitive among modern hi-end devices. Yet, in my opinion it's better to buy a Smartphone, which for sure has more functions and bigger display. But, in case data is true and the price is just about $ 100, demand for this watch will be quite big. [source:www.gadgets-reviews.com]

Electronics News | Remote Desktop Gadget 2.1 | "Allowing rapid access to all remote servers and computers right from Vista's bar" BS Editor: Allowing rapid access to all your remote servers and computers right from the Windows Vista's sidebar, that was our original goal. It's been over an year since we released version 1.0 of the Remote Desktop, and a Little bit over 500,000 downloads. No doubt this little gadget became very popular among Windows Vista users, it was built streamlined and simple. Now version 2.0 we simply added features our users asked, favorites, history management, dropdown list, and others. you can free download Remote Desktop Gadget 2.1 now.

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Electronics News | BlackBerry Device Simulator | The BlackBerry device simulator is designed to emulate a true BlackBerry experience without actually using a real BlackBerry device. The BlackBerry device simulator is an application that you install on your computer that shows an image of the BlackBerry device model of your choice. This image has the look and feel of an actual BlackBerry device. 

The functionality includes the same user interaction of an actual BlackBerry device (including the trackwheel and the keyboard), the same applications, and the same features such as email messages, phone, and Internet browsing. The BlackBerry device simulator also serves as a platform on which applications can run. This includes the ability for the applications to make network connections, store data, and handle email messages.