Biometric Fingerprint Door Lock
Imagine securing your home with the latest in technology and at the same time eliminating the headache of shared or lost keys. the biometric fingerprint door lock is the answer, your finger is the only key you’ll ever need. A lock that opens at a touch–but only your touch. Fingerprint verification and door lock are combined in single unit for easy installation. Fingerprints can be registered or erased directly with the lock on your door – and, if your circle of trust is wide, the biometric lock will accommodate prints from up to 120 of your closest friends. Source:BiometricDoorLock
Sandal USB Flash Drive
Looking for a unique usb drive? Check out the sandal drive, which is sure to turn heads when you’ll roam around your campus with this cool drive.
Design-wise its a pretty cool drive sporting 2gig storage capacity. I seriously wish it comes with larger capacity as 2GB is not at all enough these days. If it offers 8gig storage then I am sold. The 2GB model is now up for grab for $17 a pop.
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Fujitsu LifeBook S6520 and S6420 Laptops Announced
Fujitsu Asia Pacific recently came out with two new ultra portable machines boasting thin and light casing. The LifeBook S6520 (14.1″) and S6420 (13.3″) are based on Intel’s latest Centrino 2 processor technology, and offers decent specs which are more than enough to meet business requirements. The LifeBook S6520 (pictured) is equipped with SlimEdge design, providing an additional 12.5% display area compared to other notebooks in its size range. It dazzles with a luminous black magnesium cover and ultra-thin profile, and sports the S3 Chrome 430 ULP graphics with PowerWiseTM technology supporting Microsoft DirectX10.1. On the other hand the Fujitsu LifeBook S6420 is a 1.9kg stylish, slim and mobile companion that now comes in a new delectable shade of pearl white.
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Best Motoring: J Racing S2000 vs Lancer Evo WRC
Hello Rally fans, your favorite is here. When comes to Rally, Mitsubishi Lancer and Subaru Impreza always come to mind. In this Best Motoring segment today, the “WRC-spec Rally EVO takes on the J’s Racing S2000 in the Touge.” The point of this battling is to see which ride can follow the closest without passing. This is the first time seen S2000 in rally.
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LG develops 14.1″ privacy protection LCD panel for notebooks
Using laptop in a public place is never a good idea if you happen to work on some sensitive data. There’s always some amount of fear involved that what if someone sitting next to you sees this confidential information. LG Display understands this concern. The firm recently unveiled the world’s first privacy protection LCD panel that ensures privacy for users by allowing them to alter the viewing angle with a single touch. The 14.1-inch panel sports 175 degrees viewing angle that could be adjusted to 60 degrees (using Viewing-angle Image Control Display (VIC) technology), preventing people sitting next to the user from seeing information on the screen. Pretty good for business professionals who’s constantly working on sensitive information on the fly. Mass production of the panel began this month.
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LG To Release Scarlet LG80 LCD Monitor
LG has added a new member to its Scarlet line of LCD TV in the form of the LG80. The LG80 offers Full HD resolution with 30,000:1 contrast ratio, three AV modes (movies, video games, sports), USB 2.0 connectivity, two HDMI 1.3 ports, and an integrated 3.1 audio system with 50 watts of output. However, there is no info about the screen size. The LG Scarlet LG80 will be released in the US and Europe later this year.
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Super Talent Terra Cotta USB Flash Drive
Some time ago Kingston came out with Terra Cotta thumb drive. Today its Super Talent’s turn to churn out usb flash drive based on terra cotta warriors. Personally, I like Super Talent’s Terra Cotta drive more than Kingston’s as it looks more authenticate. The drive sports lifelike model of a Terra Cotta Warrior, and supports password protection function. The drive comes in up to 8gig storage capacity. No word on pricing, and availability.
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Samsung LN46A650 Review
We can’t denied if HD is the future on television technlogy. While the world is still waiting for battle of Blu-Ray and HD-DVD to end, you don’t have to wait for getting a HDTV! HDTVs have become cheaper and offer excellent value for money. Samsung has a big reputation in making quality television sets and have set a benchmark in that field. The Samsung LN46A650 is a massive 46-inch 1080p LCD HDTV belonging to Series 6 (A650) and Series 7 (A750) which has been continuously changing for the better.
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Battlestar Galactica PC
The Battlestar Galactica PC is the kewl case mod that features the front-loading disc drive that is located behind a laser-cut transparent BSG medallion, so you can see the disc spinning. The PC also comes with kewl specs including EVGA nForce 590 SLI motherboard, two EVGA GeForce 8800 GTS graphics cards in SLI, and 4GB (2×2GB) Crucial Ballistix Tracer Red DDR2 800MHz. Check out the list of specs and two videos after the jump.
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Mitsubishi FL6900U HD Projector
The spanking new Mitsubishi FL6900U projector offers 1,920 x 1,080 resolution and 4,000 ANSI lumens, which is bright enough for just about any room you mount this projector in. Weighing at only 26.1 lbs, this HD projector also offers an RS-232 control port, automated zoom / focus and digital keystone correction, and a built-in motion-sensitive anti-theft alarm. The Mitsubishi FL6900U HD Projector will be released next month for $9,995.
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