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11. 7.2007

A beautiful little TV: Hannspree Flora 12"

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11. 7.2007

Oakley Split THUMP sunglasses

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Oakley has a new pair of sunglasses with incorporated MP3 player on the market, and while I like the style I'm not sure I'd want to pay over $200 for them -- I’d rather spend that kind of money on a regular MP3 player. Though, I can definitely see how Split THUMP can be rather appealing if you practice outdoor activities like mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, etc., on a regular basis.

The sunglasses come in different frame color and lense type combinations, and of course in different storage sizes for your MP3s. The cheapest model includes 512 MB storage capacity and costs $ 249.00; other models can store up to 1 GB (for $ 299.00) and 2 GB (for $ 399.00) of music. Split THUMP is compatible with AAC (.m4a), MP3, WMA, WMA with DRM 9.0, and WAV formats.

The sunglasses’ wireless earplugs can be removed when not needed and the player’s controls are seamlessly incorporated into the icons. The glasses ship with a USB cable that can be used (or better, will have to be used) to charge the gadget’s batteries. Yep, that’s right, Oakley decided not to include a regular wall or car charger in the deal; instead, you can purchase them separately for “just” $45 and $35.

Via Wired’s gadget lab.

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11. 7.2007

Shoot, click, & upload to the Web computer-free

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If you're a Flickr addict to the point where you keep your digital camera with you at all times, your greatest gift has finally arrived. The long-awaited Eye-Fi SD Card is arriving to retail shelves. If you don't know much about this device, picture this: you're on vacation and you take a picture, you then walk over to a Wi-Fi-friendly zone and upload your photos directly to the Web straight from the camera.

The 2GB SD Card is Wi-Fi-enabled, so after a one-time setup on your PC, you can leave all your bulky hardware behind and just take the camera along. Click and shoot as often as you life and directly upload photos from your digital camera straight to either your PC and/or one of 17 websites such as Picasa, Flickr, and Shutterfly.

Price: $99.99 at Amazon.

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11. 7.2007

Robot Goat eats away gambler gloom

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The Edogawa Kyotei boat race course in Tokyo has devised a novel way to lighten up unlucky gamblers – the friendly Robot Goat is always at hand to feed on their ill-fated tickets.

Created with the intent to keep the facility litter-free, the robot is a replica of the Rocky Mountain goat with its lovely white fur, appealing black eyes, etc. Ticket-detecting sensors in its mouth help the beast to gulp down around 500 tickets everyday. Wait, that’s not all – the goat even has a keeper! Well, I'm wondering about the choice of animal species here, but who cares as long as the purpose is served.

Via Pink Tentacle.

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11. 7.2007

Pink Blender - KitchenAid Cook For The Cure

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October, the month of tons of pink gadgets to benefit breast cancer research - from pink jello to jewlery, not to mention music - is officially over, but we wanted to mention one of our favorite promotions.

KitchenAid has once again come up with a line of pink appliances, and is donating a portion of each sale to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, with a minimum of a million dollars.

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