This cool looking Korean keyboard from Luxeed is available two different versions; the white one featured above ($127) where the whole the key will light up, and a black version ($134) where only the letters will glow.
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Filed under: Storage
Although Kingston’s latest trio of 4GB miniSDHC cards aren’t first on the scene per se, that Class 6 iteration is sure sitting at the head of the class. Partnered by Class 2 (2MB/sec) and Class 4 (4MB/sec) versions, the Class 6 miniSDHC card boasts an impressive minimum sustained data transfer rate of 6MB/sec, which ought to be more than sufficient for those unexpected video captures on your mobile. Most interesting, however, is the pricing scheme for the aforementioned devices, as the 4GB Class 6 card runs just two bucks higher ($66) than the Class 4 version ($64), and a mere four dollars more than the lowly Class 2 ($62) sibling, so it’s a pretty safe bet that you’ll be going for the speed on this one.
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Source: Darren Murph
In the wake of a ruling which declares that Novell, not SCO, is the rightful owner of the UNIX copyrights, the price of SCO’s stock has plummeted, dropping 70 percent and staying down all day.
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Filed under: Household
Sure, we’ve seen legions of automated bartenders and coffee machines that conjure up your preferred cup of joe each morning, but the Digital Beverages MyFountain takes things up a notch. Sporting a touchscreen LCD, an internet-linked Windows XP computer, and the ability to be “100-percent customizable,” this mechanical drink slinger reportedly interfaces with a “dorm-style refrigerator” that holds a dozen types of alcohol and mixers along with a water line and carbon-dioxide cartridge. Furthermore, the grown-ups can even password protect the non-virgin beverages on tap, and while it would sure be nice to kiss tips goodbye and hold all of your parties in-house, this bad boy supposedly starts at a stiff $2,575. Click on for a couple snapshots of the interface.
[Via CNET, image courtesy of PopSci]Continue reading Automated drink slinger takes orders via LCD
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Reuters - Yahoo Inc may be struggling to
convince Wall Street of its future prospects, but for the first
time its users gave its services overall a better rating than
what Google Inc received, according to a study released on
Tuesday.
Source: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The resignation of Lou Lupin comes as Qualcomm faces multiple legal battles with rivals such as Broadcom and a U.S. government ban on importing some wireless phones using its chips.
Source: MATT RICHTEL
Photography can make or break a website - got a great site with lame pictures, then you’ve got a lame website. Today we’re going to take a look at the ones that got it right…
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Edward A. Mueller, the incoming chief executive, said he is not planning large changes at the company, which has overcome important debt issues in recent years.
Source: REUTERS