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OKWAP SmartphoneThe OKWAP S868 Smartphone from Taiwan features a virtual scroll wheel on its keypad. Running off Windows Mobile 5.0, it has a 2.4-inch touchscreen, a 2mp CMOS cam with auto-focus, a stylus, and an alpha-numeric keypad. The phone has 64 MB RAM, runs on Intel PXA270 416Mhz CPU, and includes Bluetooth, GPRS, and Infrared capabilities. Its memory can be expanded with its SD or MCC card slots. OKWAP plans on making the S868 available in late February for ~$470.00.

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Epson Endeavor

Epson has unveiled two new Endeavor laptops, undoubtedly as a way to compete with Sony’s just released G-11 Series laptops. The NA102 comes with a 12.1-inch display, Core Duo U2500, a 100GB hard disk, and 1.5GB RAM. The 702 model features a 14-inch display, Core 2 Duo T7200, a 120GB hard disk, and 2GB RAM. Both models have WiFi capabilities and DVD burners, and each weighs 2.1kg. Keep it just between you, your partner, and your budget when you make your choice.

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In the latest episode of The ScobleShow, we got our first look at DAVE from Seagate. DAVE stands for “digital audio-video experience” and is a tiny 10 or 20 GB hard drive. Tiny as in 3.5 x 4.7 x .47-inches. The best part, though, is that this thing gives you the ability to share content by way of the built-in Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. So you can browse the devices with a cell phone, transfer content to other Bluetooth devices or DAVEs, and it has 10 hours of battery life. Expect it to retail for about $200 USD in May or June. For the full scoop, check the video above.

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i.SOBOT

Joining the ranks of our succession of feasible robots, Takara Tomy has announced that it will be releasing their Omnibot 2007 i.SOBOT CAM version later this year. It walks, it talks, it dances, it sees (with camera) and it responds to your commands with voice recognition. The robot measures 96 x 67 x 167mm and weighs 350 g with a WiFi connection for remote control. No word yet on price or exact availability date, we just wanted to be the first to welcome the new bot on the block.

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Speaker MousepadThe solution to getting tangled up in your iPod while ‘putering may be in the form of this Wireless Speaker Mousepad. Offered by Comfort House, you can receive almost any audio source as it uses wireless technology with its transmitter. With a range of up to 50 feet, and powered by 3 AAA batteries, it features a gel pad wrist rest, an audio line-in cable, and a solar-powered calculator. At a size of 8 x 11, you can be humming along to tunes for $29.95 if you don’t mind your music in mono and have a fairly small hand.

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Wave Bubble

We know that jamming is illegal, still we have to give kudos to hacker/researcher “Lady Ada” at MIT’s Media Lab for allowing us to defend our personal spaces with what appears to be a pack of cigarettes. The Wave Bubble features a rechargeable internal lithium-battery for up to 2 hours of jamming two bands in a cell phone or 4 hours in a single band such as a GPS, cordless phone, or WiFi. Three AAA batteries can also be utilized. The Bubble’s range is about a 20 ft. radius, if you have a decent antenna, and its output is .1W to .3W.

Lady Ada claims that neither the RF jammer nor its specs will ever be available due to FCC regs, and doesn’t recommend that build your own if you are an amateur technology geek. Thanks for the info, Lady Ada. We can take it from here.

 

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JVC KD-NX5000

If you want to see and hear being “Lost in the Ozone Again” simultaneously, JVCs EXAD Series KD-NX5000 might be the ticket. Unveiled at last week’s CES 2007, not only is the 1-DIN HDD device capable of tracking, it also is a DVD/CD receiver equipped with a 40 GB Hard Drive. The gadget features a 3.5-inch screen for navigational data, 3 million POIs and maps of the U.S. and Canada, traffic information, Bluetooth capabilities, and a remote. The music server is capable of storing store approximately 5000 songs in MP3, WAV, or WMA. It also offers an optional RDS/TMC tuner and satellite radio. Set to come out next month, the MSRP should be around $1,100.00.

 

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