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Wi-Fi Gets Wider

CNet is reporting that Intersil is releasing a new set of chips that should extend Wi-Fi's range, and that doubles signal strength at the outer most

A Digital Camera in Every Cellphone?

Maybe Sony Ericsson are on to something. Infosync.no are reporting on a study just released by research firm Strategy Analytics that predicts that by 2007

HP's New Digital Cameras and Printers

Another story from CNet, this one about HP's new line of printers and digital cameras aimed at consumers who want more professional quality images and

It's All About the Hard Drives

SFGate has an article about the ever-shrinking hard-drives that are at hearts of so many of today's gadgets. I never knew that the hard drive was invented

New All-in-one Motorola Cellphone

MSNBC has a review of the i95cl, the latest all-in-one Motorola. It's a combo cellphone, pager, and PDA, with a color screen and a Java-based OS. You can

Not an MP3 Player in Your Pocket. An MP3 Player is Your Pocket

There's been talk about wearable computing for years now, but with news of a recent deal by Infineon to create chips that integrate into ordinary fabric,

A Handheld from Dell?

Rumor has it that Dell is going to enter the handheld market later this year with a combination cellphone/PDA along the lines of Handspring's Treo. CNet

PaceBlade Tablet PC Review

Tom's Hardware has a very thorough look at PaceBlade's new Tablet PC. I'm not sure that many people really need Tablet PC yet, but I suspect in a few

PC Programmable Universal Remote Control

Speaking of remote controls, The New York Times has a piece on the Harmony remote, which you can program using your PC (it connects using a USB cable) to

The Ultimate Supergadget?

The Guardian has a review by John O'Mahony of what he terms the "ultimate gadget" - the Archos Multimedia Jukebox.

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Feeling the Heat

CNet has a selection of pieces about the pressures that handheld manufacturers are feeling given their slow sales recently.

The World's Largest Hard Drive

Western Digital just unveiled the world's largest hard drive - a full 200GB. You can read the press release here, and get the specs here.

The Last of the Jornada

Ever since the HP-Compaq merger it's been clear that it wouldn't make sense to maintain each company's line of handhelds, and in recognition of this, HP

A Hard Drive for the Hip Pocket

The New York Times has a nice little article here about mini external hard drives. But what's really hot is the accompanying slide show of a bunch of

Your Pen is Ringing

ThinkGeek has a pen for sale that has a light attached that flashes whenever your cellphone is ringing. I have no idea how it works, or if the pen flashes

A Remote Control for Your PC

There are probably few peripherals I need as badly as the Streamzap PC remote control. When I moved to New York last year I had to leave my vinyl and CD

Sony Introduces a Bargain Handheld

Sony has decided to go after Palm's share of the low-end of the handheld market with its Sony CLIE PEG-SL10, which costs only $149 and has a

Yet Another iPod Clone for the PC!

Hot on the heels of Toshiba's unveiling of its iPod clone, the Gigabeat MEG50JS, e.Digital has just introduced the Odyssey 1000, which looks even more

1GB FireWire Drive in a Keychain

The Gadgeteer has a review of a 1 gigabyte FireWire keychain from WiebeTech, which is basically just some CompactFlash memory with a FireWire port all in

The Most Popular Cellphones in Asia

CNet has a piece about the ten most popular cellphones in Asia. At least according to them. I'm quite partial to the Samsung SGH-T100 myself.

Roll-up TVs

Wired.com has a Reuters piece about a new technology that reduces a television to just 50-millionths of an inch thick. You could roll one up and toss it

Sneak Peak at the Next-Gen Palm

PDABuzz.com is running what is reputed to be a sneak peak at the next-generation Palm, which is code-named "Oslo". Not much word on what improvements will

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The Rise of Ultra-Personal Computing

For the last few months I've been thinking about buying a PDA, and I think I just found exactly what I'm looking for. It's called OQO. It's made by the

Apple unveils iPod for Windows

Not to focus too much on Mac-related items (though it is Macworld week), Apple announced that next month they'll release a line of PC-compatible iPods.

How to Replace Your Cellphone

A few months ago my Sprint PCS cellphone died while I was on the road, and I was forced in a pinch to buy a new one. I was loathe to replace the faulty

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Moxi Comes Home

Speaking of Tivo, Moxi announced a big deal yesterday that will have its software incorporated into Scientific Atlanta's set-top cable boxes. Moxi records

Turn your Mac into a TiVo

At the Macworld New York conference that is going on right now El Gato Software are introducing a new product called EyeTV that promises to give Macs all

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