Monday, October 4, 2010
Kiss releases LED HDTV, because it's criminal to view Paul's Starchild makeup any other way
Legendary rockers are releasing officially-licensed LED HDTVs, available in 55-, 46-, 42-, and 32-inch (aka "Mini Kiss," to no one else but the Engadget staff) variants, priced between $818.88 and $1,988.88 (and unless we're mistaken by the wording, buying the 55-inch model also nets you a 32-incher) and on sale now online / in-store mid-November. Each set has the Kiss logo emblazoned on each bottom corner, and you'll be rocked -- nay, rawked -- by eight seconds of the band's imagery every time you turn it on. The TVs are produced by Roundtable Concepts and specs include... wait, you've already made up your mind, haven't you? Well, alright, then, our job here is done. One more picture after the break.Continue reading Kiss releases LED HDTV, because it's criminal to view Paul's Starchild makeup any other wayKiss releases LED HDTV, because it's criminal to view Paul's Starchild makeup any other way originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 02 Oct 2010 11:59:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | Kiss HDTV | Email this | Comments
Brit Nostalgia-rama: ZX Spectrum Emulator on iPhone
Fire up ZX Spectrum: Elite Collection on your iPhone and you’ll smile at the familiar sound of a program loading from a cassette tape. Launch one of the six included games and you’ll cringe at the graunchy, square-wave racket that blasts thinly from the phone’s speaker. How the hell did my parents put up with [...]
Panasonic launches Toughbook CF-C1 convertible laptop
Panasonic's outed a new Toughbook, the CF-C1. The convertible tablet / laptop boasts a resistive touchscreen which will register gloved presses, and comes with accidental damage warranties for extra coverage in non-traditional work environments. Specwise, the Toughbook's got a 2.4GHz Intel Core i5 CPU, a host of hard drive options, plus 3G, 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 connectivity. Other rugged / business features include a spillproof keyboard and security features for multiple users. The Windows 7 CF-C1 is available now in the UK for £1,709 (that's around $2,700). Full press release is below.Continue reading Panasonic launches Toughbook CF-C1 convertible laptopPanasonic launches Toughbook CF-C1 convertible laptop originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 01 Oct 2010 21:07:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.Permalink | | Email this | Comments
Making the Perfect Espresso Near the Iraq Border
Editor?s note: Wired.com contributor Jeremy Hart is making a 60-day, 15,000-mile drive around the world with a few mates in a pair of Ford Fiestas. He?s filing occasional reports from the road on gadgets he’s road-testing.
I hate to rave about any gadget now. Seems the minute I like something, it goes and fails [...]
I hate to rave about any gadget now. Seems the minute I like something, it goes and fails [...]
The Verizon HTC Merge Is a World Phone With a Slider Keyboard [Android]
Android Central got their hands on a new Android phone: the HTC Merge, an 800 MHz Android 2.2 phone headed to Verizon. It's a World Phone that uses HTC Sense and has a sliding keyboard similar to the T-Mobile G2. More »
WiMAX 2 Running at an Insane 330Mbps [Wireless]
We don't have WiMAX in most places but Samsung is already demonstrating dozens of HD and 3D videos streaming simultaneously through 330Mbps WiMAX 2. Yes, let's all whine about how crappy our wireless coverage is now. [Samsung Hub via BGR] More »
Reminder: There's Still Time To Win A Portrait By Gizmodo Artist Sam Spratt [Promotion]
Don't forget that there's still time to join us on Facebook for a chance to win a portrait by our amazing artist Sam Spratt. All the details you need about the prize drawing are here. More »
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