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Epson Speeds Ahead of All-in-One Color Inkjet Printers Under $200 When the Epson WorkForce 610 (shown above) claimed the crown for the fastest all-in-one color inkjet printer under $200, we had to compare it to other printers in its class. At this moment, the 610′s reported 38 pages per minute, 15 pages per minute using the International Standards Organization (ISO) method for measuring digital printer productivity, brings it across the finish line well ahead of the photo finish for second place of other all-in-ones from Dell, Kodak, Lexmark and HP. Arguably, the Canon PIXMA MX870 is among the photo finishers with a speed rating of 9.4 images per minute using the ISO measurement

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Fast and Cheap All-in-One Color Inkjet Printers Under $200

South Gate Restaurant, Bar and Lounge has launched the first iPad wine tablets in New York City. South Gate created custom wireless iPad wine tablets exclusively designed to navigate its extensive wine list of over 650 bottles. Image: South Gate The South Gate iPad wine tablet not only provides detailed information about the major wine regions and varietals, but also automatically updates the wine list as labels sell out, to ensure that inventory is always accurate.

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Choose Your Wine From the iPad

If you are looking to stock up on video games this summer, head to GameStop and check out their Power Saver Sale . From now through Sunday, August 8, 2010 in stores and online, you can get new and pre-owned games up to 50% off. Modern Warfare 2 Sale titles include popular games such as: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Assassin’s Creed 2 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Splinter Cell: Conviction DJ Hero Also through July 24, 2010, you can purchase any color DSi ($149.99) or DSi XL (169.99) system and receive your choice of one of the following games free: Pokèmon Platinum, Style Savvy, Pokèmon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of the Sky, Super Mario 64, and Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks.

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GameStop Power Saver Sale

By now you have heard that the new iPhone can have some reception problems if you cover a certain spot on the phone with your hand. And though Apple CEO Steve Jobs denies there’s an antenna problem that needs fixed, the company is offering free protective cases to buyers of the latest iPhone. Image: Apple Starting late next week, you can go to the Apple website and sign up for a free case

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Should Apple Fix the iPhone 4?

Dirty Talk presented by Motorola and Mike Rowe Motorola has asked Mike Rowe to check out their toughest phones, the Brute and the i1. The Brute is a flip phone built to military specifications – capable of withstanding extreme temperatures, shock, vibration, pressure and humidity. The i1 is just as rugged, and it’s an Android smart phone that also has push-to-talk capability and a touchscreen.  It’s the ultimate multi-tasking device, so you can balance your work life, social life and family life, all in one place.  It works hard AND smart

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Dirty Talk presented by Motorola and Mike Rowe

Released on June 22, 2010 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Transformers: War for Cybertron is a new third-person shooter video game developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision. Additionally, two portable versions were released for the Nintendo DS. A game for the Wii called Transformers: Cybertron Adventures was also developed by Next Level Games

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Transformers: War for Cybertron

Let’s take a look around the web and what’s being said about the new iPhone 4. An iPhone Lover’s (Initial) Thoughts On iPhone 4 (TechCrunch) iPhone 4 guide: preview, pricing availability (engadget) A Look at iPhone 4’s Camera Quality (MacRumors) Everything you need to know about the iPhone 4 (MobileCrunch) Apple iPhone 4 Review Roundup (The Huffington Post) iPhone 4 – Droid Incredible – Evo 4G – Nexus One Comparative Chart (Gizmodo) Image: Apple Post from: EveryJoe

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Hot Links: Talkin’ About the iPhone 4

Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new iPhone 4 on opening day of Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference ( WWDC ) on Monday. And though you might have seen some photos of the new iPhone online, this was the official first look. Image: Apple It’s an all new design with glass on the front and rear.

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New iPhone 4 Unveiled at WWDC

Fatal1ty is offering you a chance to win a cool new product from Intel and more. Participants can submit their video as a video response to the Fatal1tyTV video below for a chance to win the New Intel® Core™ i7-875K Processor, DP55SB Extreme Mother Board and OCZ Fatal1ty Ram! The most creative video explaining why they should win the Intel package will be chosen to receive the prize package.

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Fatal1ty Intel Contest

If you want to bring 3D home, you are in luck. Samsung’s range of plasma 3D TVs, the PN-C7000 are now shipping: the 50″ PN50C7000 costs $1,650, the 58″ PN58C7000 costs $2,350, and the 63″ PN63C7000 costs $3,000. The PN-C7000 TVs are ultra-slim and includes several technologies to enhance the picture quality.

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Samsung Plasma 3D TVs Now Shipping

What if you could turn your skin into a touch-interface? That’s the idea driving Skinput, a system that takes advantage of the vibrations generated when we tap our body. The prototype is accurate enough that different parts of the body can be turned into switches that control a variety of functions, as the video below demonstrates: Using a tiny projector embedded in the armband that captures taps on the human arm, Skinput can even display a dynamic graphical interface to present information and options to users

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Skinput Makes the Human Body an Interface

But not big enough that you’ll have a hard time carrying it around. The HTC HD2 is easily the best example of the slate smartphone form factor, which is all screen and pretty much nothing else. It’s also the smartphone with the biggest display I’ve ever seen

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10 Minutes With the HTC HD2: It’s Big!

As part of Nokia Showcase 2010 in Bangkok , Younghee Jung talked about the design process of Nokia, specifically with gestures. The phone maker maintains teams in London, China, and the US, who actually travel around to get input from people all over the world. But interesting things also happen within the design offices.

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Nokia Concept Sketches: Muting Your Phone

Remember when my maturing self ranted about sexting ? Well, a 14-year-old was recently arrested for allegedly spreading a nude picture of his ex (of the same age) to other students in his school. According to police, the picture has now spread among “dozens of students in at least three different schools.” Again, when did young people start thinking that sending naked photos of yourself to someone else was cool

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Teen Accused of Spreading Child Porn

Lots of phones nowadays come out of the box with some features disabled, and it’s a simple matter of a little tweaking to activate them. Still, why would anyone intentionally limit the amount of RAM—that piece of hardware that makes high-end phones faster and thus easier to use—available to its users? Case in point: the HTC HD2 , which has 576 MB of RAM built-in, but only 448 MB of that available by default

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How to Unlock the HTC HD2’s hidden RAM

If you’re looking for a particular kind of file (and yes, you can potentially abuse this), try searching for this on Google: FILE_NAME_HERE intitle:”index.of” “parent directory” “size” “last modified” “description” [snd] (mp4|mp3|avi) -inurl:(jsp|php|html|aspx|htm|cf|shtml|lyrics|mp3s|mp3|index|null3d|listen77|indexofmp3) -gallery -intitle:”last modified” Source and explanation Post from: The Gadget Blog

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Find Files With Google

A complaint I’ve seen about the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 and the Google Nexus One is that neither phone comes with a radio. The problem is that no one really cares. Manufacturers still cram as many features into their gadgets as possible, especially if it helps makes the premium price of high-end devices more palatable.

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Lack of Demand Killed the Radio Star

The Apple iPad ’s announcement has confirmed months of speculation. Journalist and analysts are patting themselves on the back for a job well done, and we can finally stop reading about all those iTablet / iSlate rumors . But what does Apple’s new tablet mean for you , dear readers

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This seems perfect for presenters who want full control over their Powerpoint presentation, even as the computer lies across the board room. The EFO Bluetooth handheld keyboard features a QWERTY thumb board and a small touch screen; what you type comes out on a connected computer, and you can slide your finger on the display to aim the mouse pointer and click on stuff. Even better, EFO’s gadget comes with a free Bluetooth Dongle, so those with computers that need to play catch up don’t need to spend extra.

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EFO Debuts Bluetooth Handheld Keyboard

Who would’ve thought renaming your WiFi network could be so useful? Leave it to PassiveAggressiveNotes.com to state truth: “folks with wireless networks still named “linksys” or “trendnet” are clearly missing out on a priceless opportunity to piss off your neighbors.” That’s because, instead of leaving a potentially offensive note on your neighbors doorstep, wasting your to tell them off, you can do so through the magic of WiFi, without getting up from your computer.

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Why You Need to Rename Your Home WiFi