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iPod shuffle 2nd Gen. Size Comparison Gallery

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Portable Audio / Video

So, now that all three of the new iPods are available for mass consumption, we figured we would put all three next to each other to truly show the sizes of the three brothers iPod. We took an iPod with video, a second generation iPod nano, and the second generation iPod shuffle, forced them to lay all over each other, and took images of the affair. Click on to check out the gallery.

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Unboxing Gallery: Motorola KRZR

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Features

We just got our hands on the new Motorola KRZR, and went to work immediately to get an unboxing gallery up for those of you who swing that way. Head on over and check out the KRZR Unboxing Gallery to see 17 great images of the device, and feel free to leave comments on any of those pictures. Anyone else pick one of these up yet? Any impressions?

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Unboxing The Motorola KRZR

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Features

Motorola KRZR

Interestingly enough, we unboxed the Motorola KRZR phone without a box. Weird, we know, however the phone arrived from Motorola in a FedEx shipping back. Loose. Accessories were sealed, and the KRZR phone itself was in a neat little pouch - but there was no box to be seen. We figured we wouldn’t let that stop us from sharing the KRZR image love, so click on to head over to our MotoKRZR unboxing gallery.

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Wild Wii Weekend Rumors in Review

Wii Logo It seems the internets just can’t get enough Wii information - and with the launch a little over a month away, tasty pics and rumomrs are springing up all over the place. Just so you don’t have to go anywhere else, we’ve compiled all of this week’s major Wii stories into one meaty, juicy post.

See more after the jump, including pics of the first Wii accessories, launch date rumors, and other tidbits.


Famistu Shows Off Detailed Playstation 3 Images

Posted by Christopher Sasaki Categories: Hardware, PlayStation 3

PS3 vs PS2Famitsu released a bunch of detailed images from the Playstation 3 20GB and 60GB model, including some comparisons with the original Playstation 2. The 20GB and 60GB models look very similar, of course, with a different bezel color across the front. The 60GB model also adds the various flash media slots under the front flap. A long string of logos adorns the console, with all the multimedia options it supports, including Blu-Ray, DVD-ROM, Super Audio CD, and Dolby TRUEHD. The new SIXAXIS controller is also compared with the old Dual Shock, and some other changes have been made beyond wireless support and the lack of rumble. Famitsu highlights changes to the L2 and R2 triggers; it looks like these are shaped slightly differently and have a larger range of motion than the Dual Shock.

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Wii Nunchuck Up Close And Personal

Posted by Christopher Sasaki Categories: Hardware, Nintendo, Wii

Wii Nunchuck

GoNintendo managed to score a bunch of Wii nunchuck pictures, including an apparent autopsy shot showing the controller disassembled. The image watermarks indicate that they come from a site called ChinaGBA, which appears to be completely broken under load at this time. Still, GoNintendo is hosting a good portion of the images locally, so gamers can get a look at some close-ups of the nunchuck controller while they wait for the original site to recover.

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Unboxing the Pink 2G iPod nano

We just picked up one of the new 2G iPod nanos for your unboxing pleasure. The little bugger is definitely sexy, and the brighter screen helps out quite a bit. Jump on over to our 2G nano unboxing gallery for a bunch of images, and feel free to let us know what you think. Oh, and why the pink nano? We can’t explain it, but while perusing the new models at the Apple Store, this one kept calling our name. Go figure.

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Hitachi Introduces DZ-GX3100E Camcorder

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Hitachi’s new DZ-GX3100E Camcorder was previewed at the IFA in Berlin. Utilizing what they refer to as “Movie Master Technology”, this DVD Cam with a 1.3 Megapixel CCD records straight onto DVD disk and SD Memory Card. Using a USB 2.0, you can connect it to your PC to download your videos.
More features:

  • Utilizes 8cm DVD-RAM/-R/-RW/+RW Disc Media
  • 1 Second Quick Start Function
  • True 16:9 Wide Screen Recording
  • High Quality MPEG2 Video Recording
  • SD Multimedia Card Slot
  • Digital Stereo Sound
  • Recording Time:   - 36 mins (Extra Fine Quality Mode)   - 60 mins (Fine Quality Mode)   - 120 mins (Standard Quality Mode)
  • 2.7” Colour TFT LCD Monitor Screen
  • Digital Still Photo Mode: Stores 1998 Digital Still Images
  • Recording Mode: Moving (MPEG2) / Still (JPEG) / Audio (Digital Stereo)
  • Disc can be used to playback on most DVD Players & DVD-ROM Drives
  • Photo Capture Function The DX has a MSRP of £349.99 (~$659). Check with Hitachi for U.S. availability date. I’m ready for my close-up now, Mr. DeMille.

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Google Image Labeler

googlelogo“Welcome to Google Image Labeler, a new feature of Google Image Search that allows you to label random images to help improve the quality of Google’s image search results.”

This is Google’s latest feeble attempt at making all of life googlable. It’s a rather silly game where you and an Internet bud are shown the same set of images at the same time and are asked to come up with as many labels as you can in 90”. When your label matches his/her label you move on to the next one until time runs out. If that isn’t foolish enough for you, you can collect brownie points for each session that you play and even visit the original sources of the images.

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