Hey you! Yeah you! Still telling the time using boring old analogue? Unless you’re rocking the steampunk trend you’re now officially so out of date you’re probably not able to read this on the Internet! Even digital is too passe for Tokyoflash- the NI you see here works through the ingenouis use of coloured lights to baffle yourself and your friends.
I must admit I am a bit of a flash drive fan. I don’t think you can have too many of them. I remember my first, a measly 64MB (that is megabytes not gigabytes). Flash drives have been growing in size and it was inevitable that a 128GB flash drive would arrive one day. Well, Kingston have done it. They have just announced the release of the DataTraveler® 200 (DT200), the world’s first 128GB USB Flash drive.
It’s Friday night, and you have just finished what seemed the worlds longest week at work. All you can think of now is that frosty beer waiting for you at your favourite, or closest, watering hole. You get to the bar only to discover the world and their wife are already there waving their notes at an overworked, underpaid barman.
Heinz have just unveiled details of a portbable USB powered microwave, a gadget for those office workers who often find themselves grabbing dinner at the desk and which I’m sure you’ll agree would be easy to explain away to your boss (or bozz if we follow the Heinz spelling style).
ARCHOS held a special event this week and announced a whole range of different mini PCs and netbooks. The leading product of the announcement (which also included a netbook and a laptop) was the ARCHOS 9 PC Tablet. This touch screen device doesn’t have a physical keyboard but the software provides a virtual keyboard which you use with your fingers directly on the screen. The ARCHOS 9 also includes everything you need to watch and record digital terrestrial television.
From Japanese food machinery maker Baba Tekkosho Co comes another glimpse into the future with their creation of this new bionic arm. It was unveiled on Tuesday at The International Food Machinery and Technology Exhibition in Tokyo, Japan.
One the opening day of Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) there was a great announcement from TomTom, the in-car GPS navigation company. The TomTom software is coming to the iPhone!
Peter-Frans Pauwels, TomTom's co-founder, demonstrated TomTom's iPhone navigation software during the keynote presentation.
If you’re of the sporty types who prefers snow to sun chances are you’re spending the summer en piste. This is that gadget for you then- snow goggles and headphones in one!
