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Dynamism Viliv N5 MID/netbook to hit the US

Dynamism Viliv N5, a little device that presents some confusion between MID and netbook, will soon be headed to the States. The device measures 6.8-inch x 3.4-inch x 1-inch, packs a screen of 4.8 inches that is big enough and boasts a resolution of 1024×600.

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Orange Power Wellies – phone charger powered by the heat from your feet

While you’re stomping around, your feet will be producing lots of heat. And the heat from your feet is kind of useful, which can be turned into electricity to power your gadgets. Orange Power Wellies, an eco-mobile phone charger that has just been unveiled by Orange, is able to extract heat from your heat and turns it into electricity to charge your mobile phones.

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World Cup soccer jersey-shaped clock

Since FIFA World Cup 2010 is just around the corner, you may love to pick up a gadget that symbolizes your love of the World Cup. Brazil, who’s been a winner for a number of times, shall be one of your favorite teams. Why not have a clock that is shaped like the Brazil soccer jersey to sit on your desk to show your support for the Brazil team?

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Samsung and 3LCD out first 3LCD LED projector

Samsung and 3LCD have teamed up and produced their first 3LCD LED projector in this world, which is known as Samsung F10M. This projector uses LED as its light source that makes it super efficient. It also offers 1,000 lumens of brightness, light life of up to 30,000 hours and XGA resolution.

The Samsung F10M LED projector is able to throw up an image size range from 40 inches to 300 inches. It also has HDMI input and PC connectivity. With the use of LED as its light and the 3LCD technology, this projector is deemed the brightest LED projector in the industry.

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Multitouch Table Baroque

Multitouch technology has become so common these days, which has embarked itself on furniture that will find its way into your living rooms. A unique furniture called the Table Baroque, is a table that has multi-touch display on top. This multi-touch table is the creation of the company MTS-DOC, and made of several combinations of materials including oak, beech, cherry, maple, larch or mahogany.

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Panasonic HDC-TM35 – world’s lightest full HD camcorder

Panasonic HDC-TM35 is claimed to be the world’s lightest full HD camcorder. Panasonic is telling everyone now, there isn’t any full HD camcorder out there that is lighter than the HDC-TM35, which weighs only 185 grams.

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Toshiba LCD panel does 2D and 3D simultaneously

Toshiba has got a special LCD panel which can convert 2D images partially to 3D images and doesn’t need you to wear 3D glasses to enjoy viewing the 3D images. This LCD panel is compatible with the integral imaging method developed by Toshiba which has nine viewpoints within a 12-inch display to show 2D images at 1,400 x 1,050 resolution and 3D images in full screen at 466 x 350.

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HP Mini Classmate PC for children

The HP Mini Classmate PC has been announced at Computex 2010. It’s not any of your typical netbooks, it’s a computer specially designed for children. This HP classmate PC gets inspiration from the Intel Classmate PC and it aims at school-going children.

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Adidas’ Augmented Reality sneaker as a game interaction device

Adidas has developed some high-tech sneakers that have been integrated with augmented reality technology. These AR sneakers will be best used as interaction devices for online games or social networking apps.

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D8 Kno dual-screen tablet

D8, a company that isn’t as well-known as Microsoft, is ahead to have developed their first dual-screen tablet, called the Kno. Unlike other tablets, the Kno doesn’t come in a compact size. Instead, the Kno tablet has two 14.1-inch capacitive IPS displays that make it much larger than any other tablets we’ve seen.

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