Showing posts with label mp3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mp3. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2008

Bluetooth Tooth is Painted Black

Yeah! A Black coloured Bluetooth transmitter. This is about a tiny Bluetooth transmitter that fits in your tooth. This could be the creepiest of all Bluetooth headsets in the town. Why?
Dental Insert Microphone
It goes into your mouth and sits on your tooth. To get it working what you have to do is stick it into a small crevice in your tooth like a filling. It bears no battery and is powered by even smaller solar panel. How it works?

It picks up the vibrations in your teeth and transmits. That is indeed a brilliant way to catch what you say. But who will like to have a small thing sticking in your mouth. Often toothpicks may put some trouble as well.

Friday, May 2, 2008

Flip Ultra Video Camera with Built-In USB Stick


The quest for the coolest gadget for many people ultimately boils down to finding a device that merges form, usability, usefulness, and time saving in one. When I think of the time wasted using a lot of video capture tools, it blows my mind that a more time efficient way of shooting a video and uploading it to your computer hasn’t been a key innovation from major gadget producers.

I think I’ve finally found that mix of effectiveness and ease of transfer in the Flip Ultra Video Camera. While it’s not the perfect gadget for the pro video photographer among us, it’s mix of over simplified usability and accessories makes it a great tool for the amateur shooter.

Possibly the coolest feature the Flip offers is its simple flip-out USB stick, which makes uploading videos as simple as whipping out the on-board peripheral and plugging it right into your port. The video transfer couldn’t be any easier unless it did it for you (which it probably will someday.)

Monday, April 21, 2008

iRiver E100 MP3 Player


iRiver has released its latest MP3 multimedia player, dubbed iRiver E100 in the American market. Consumers can play MP3 music, video files and even FM radio in this thin and stylish device.
Stereo speakers, a Micro-SD slot, a D-Click System for file navigation and a 2.4-inch TFT LCD screen with 262K colors display are some of the features of the E100. The incorporated Line-In recording enables recording either from an in-built or external mic.
You can access radio broadcasts and FM recording while utilizing FM tuner. You have the opportunity to record voice for playback, view photos and also read text. In addition to music and video file, the MP3 player also supports multiple subscription services that include Rhapsody, Napster and Yahoo.