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Bluetooth is venturing into Japan now. Logitec (different from the Swiss Logitech ) is bringing us new headphones with built in AD2P, AVRCP Bluetooth micro supporting HSP and HFP mobile phone technology.
So these are some smart headphones on display that you can use on your PC, PDA, cellphone or even as a hand-free kit.

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Here is a must-add product to your Podcast application kitty. E65, the second of three devices introduced at 3GSM is a worth grabbing product. The detailed information and about this product is available at NokiaCast 16.

The discussion is done by Joe Devassy, Sales Manager, Nokia ME and Eeric Anderbjork, Head of Enterprise Solutions, Nokia MEA. The whole range of NokiaCast’s available is to give you a first hand experience. NokiaCast is sponsored by AME Info, the Ultimate Middle East Business Radio.

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Planon System Solutions’ DocuPen RC800 Portable Scanner is the smallest full color page scanner available today and the latest in DocuPen scanning products from Planon. It’s the size of a really big pen with the flexibility of storing scans on the go with a MicroSD slot.
The RC800 is capable of storing 100’s of pages into memory within fraction of seconds. The selection of the output viz. black and white, standard color or high 24bit color and the resolution from 100 to 400 dpi can be done as per your requirements.
The DocuPen is different from other pen sized scanners in that it scans a FULL PAGE width including text and graphics in as little as 4 seconds. Considering the other handheld and pen scanners, RC800 will surely rule the market today as its functionality speaks for itself.
Recommended Price: $314.95

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Drinking, considered as a passion by many has made people more passionate with the coming of drinking gadget at Shotgunator. I am sure you will go crazy if you can imagine a sip of your drink through this gadget.

Drinking seems to be a tough job full of effort before the invention of Shotgunator. Stabbing a hole in a can of beer, usually using a knife or some other sharp object can result in cut fingers, jagged edges and an overall mess. This proved to be a speedy and safe way of making holes in beer cans and empting the contents inside with one go.
You can get shotgunator for your all drunkards’ friends through Shotgunator’s official site.
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Vidikron’s has updated its profile in the production of plasma TV’s by introducing the 65-inch VP-6500VHD. Besides being the biggest, the set is also company’ first 1080p plasma display and is the first of its kind to receive THX stamp of approval. Retailed at $20,000, VP-6500VHD offers you the standard black or brushed anodized aluminum frames along with the option of high-altitude viewing.

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Dell is all geared up to form its new division for its computer hardware. Known as Global Consumer, the group will be engaged in revitalizing Dell’s designs and creating new standards for the developing business world.
Fortunately, Ron Garriques, Motorola’s mobile device head will head this new section and he has already left the phone maker for Dell. The leader was perhaps best known for overseeing the company’s attempt to capitalize on the success of the RAZR, and earned a minor amount of notoriety for an unintentional presentation leak that revealed Motorola’s 2007 phones ahead of the 3GSM expo.

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Specialty online retailer Hammacher-Schlemmer has lately announced the O’hEocha Audiophile’s Speakers. Former BMW designer Aonghus O’hEocha, founder of O’hEocha, manufacturers of preeminent audio systems, has created these handcrafted 200-watt isobaric speakers that provide the clearest three-dimensional soundstage performance available.

Two 11″ subwoofers are mounted cone-to-cone that generates thunderous bass, providing the enclosure with an effective volume of 1 1/4′ cu., resulting in extended bass frequency response equivalent to a speaker enclosure twice its size. The two 61/2″ midrange drive units, one forward-firing and one rear-firing, are mounted on their own suspension system that prevents low frequencies from being transferred to the spherical midrange enclosure. The three legs of each speaker taper to a pinpoint to minimize any resonance transfer to your floor, and include floor protectors for each. 41 3/4″ H x 16 1/2″ Diam. (55 lbs.).
Hammacher has officially released these speakers at a price of $8,995, though the online store confessed that due to speakers’ popularity, they are going out of stock.

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Thanko, known for producing strange products, has once again strengthened its image. After USB powered Air conditioned clothes, now you can enjoy USB powered mask. Made up of silicon, the mask is very comfortable and the fans on either side draws in fresh air and purify it for breathing. But but but the constant buzzing of the fans will drive you wild while answering a phone call.
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The mask cannot be used outdoors where it is needed more as it draws power from the USB port. The Thanko USB Mask is available in Japan for 2480 Yen ($ 20).
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Adrants suggests that, “You can’t buy publicity like the kind that comes with an appearance in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue or on the publication’s Swimsuit 2007 site.” Can you? We can never thought of the iPod being used as a bikini as done by model Marisa Miller.  This makes trendhunter raise a question that how much Apple has paid for the clever placement?

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Toshiba came out with G900, new smartphone at 3GSM World Congress 2007 in Barcelona. It comes with a 3-inch WVGA (800 x 400 resolution) touchscreen display, Â 2.0MP shooter, secondary VGA camera, 64MB of built-in memory, a biometric fingerprint scanner, USB connectivity, HSDPA, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth with A2DP support. For video visit Techfresh.

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