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Finis SwiMP3 Player
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Music, Portable Audio / Video,
For aspiring Michael Phelps’ who like to do their laps to music, the Finis SwiMP3 is a perfect answer. The waterproof player uses bone-conduction technology so the sound vibrations are transferred from the cheekbone to the inner ear. Attach to any snorkeling mask or goggles and get 10 hours of tunes before needing a recharge. The integrated panel has on/off, volume, next/previous track, pause, and shuffle control and the 256MB of storage allows about 60 titles. The SwiMP3 has a MSRP of $149.99.
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mobiBLU A10 UFO MP3 Player
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Music, Portable Audio / Video, Wireless / WiFi,
mobiBlu has unveiled their A10 UFO MP3 Player that can link to other Bluetooth devices. It has a built-in NXT 2W flat panel speaker and can play back ASF, MP3, OGG and WMA format files. While there is no ET peeking out from the top, the player does vibrate while it performs. Its lithium-ion battery pack gives about 6 hours of play when the speaker is used, more than twice that when headphones are connected to the 3.5mm audio jack. Available in 512MB to 8GB models, the 90 x 44mm UFO comes in gloss red or black.
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Karlson Vibrating Alarm Clock
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Smart Home, Misc. Tech,
Can’t stand noisy alarms? The Vibrating Alarm Clock goes under your pillow or blanket and it will shake you into submission. It also works by audible mode and has a built-in light so that you can shut it off in the dark. Karlson’s timepiece can be set with the sliding cover so that you won’t roll over and accidentally set it off. It also features a snooze mode and comes with its charging base and adapter at a $49.31 price. Those fearful of earthquakes should probably pass on this one.
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GETAC Releases Tough Tablet
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Corporate News, PC / Laptop,
GETAC may not be in the top three of computers but it is certainly trying. Their new tablet, the E100, weighs only 3 pounds but has been designed for those with the most macho of professions, i.e. the military. It can stand up to the adverse conditions of temperature, water, dirt, and vibration. It has an 8.4-inch touchscreen and runs on Intel Stealey at 800MHz. Optional are mission boxes which allow RFID, magnetic strip and barcode reading. How handy for the traveler who wants to keep track of inflation. Check with GETAC for price and availability.
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