If you're a gamer who gets stressed easily whenever your team mates do not listen to your instructions and go ahead to get themselves killed, then the Stealth KYBX-400 keyboard would fit your personality well. After all, it was specially constructed to be tough, so banging the keyboard isn't going to faze it at the end of the day. Features include a built-in optical trackball, being environmentally sealed to NEMA 4, 4X and IP65 specifications. The rugged vandal resistant stainless steel enclosure will hold 71 full-travel keys with silent tactile feedback, a 38mm optical trackball and NVIS-compliant red adjustable backlighting for easier key reference if you love working in pitch black darkness. At $695 a pop, this is definitely one of the more expensive keyboards you’ll ever purchase in this lifetime.
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Watching a 3D movie will require you to wear a pair of active shutter glasses of sorts most of the time, but Philips thinks that is just too cumbersome, hence working together with Dimenco to reveal a 3D TV that has no need for those pesky glasses. Too bad the price of progress in this area is pretty slow, since it will only hit the consumer television market as early as 2013. So far initial impressions of the 3D TV that does not require glasses were average at best, and it has yet to offer the "in your face" feeling as with regular 3D TVs that need a pair of glasses to go along with it. On the other hand, the lenticular lens technology utilized within is certainly a whole lot better for non-stationary viewing. It probably won't be cheap when unleashed to the mass market, that's for sure!
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We know that ViewSonic's ViewPad 100 is capable of dual booting, but with more details on the tablet device being revealed, the initial euphoria isn't quite there any more. After all, having Android 1.6 running on it isn't exactly going to excite anyone, despite the fact that you can always boot up Windows 7 as an alternative. We're still trying to figure out how a dual booting tablet will fit into the average Joe's life, but if it ever takes off, it will probably occupy an extremely niche market. Other hardware specifications of the ViewSonic ViewPad 100 include a 10-inch LED display at 1024 x 600 resolution, an Intel Atom N455 1.66Ghz processor, 1GB RAM, 16GB SSD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a G-sensor, A-GPS, a couple of USB ports, a miniVGA, microSD memory card slot and an integrated 1.3-megapixel webcam. No idea on pricing though.
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Both the LG Optimus One (as seen above) and Optimus Chic have surfaced yet again in a series of spy shots, and both of them will be powered by the Android operating system - although nothing important like a comprehensive specifications list, price or availability were made known to public. The LG Optimus One might be known as the P500 in certain circles, and we're comforted to know that Android 2.2 Froyo comes bundled with it to keep up with the times. 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity will help you keep in touch with family and friends, while a 3-megapixel camera helps capture memories on the go - albeit this one lacks flash.
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SageTV has begun to ship their very own HD Theater 300 media player that is capable of streaming media files directly from the Internet or via a local network to a connected TV, and it is also capable of keeping up with full HD resolution videos as well. If your friend happens to drop by and pop in a USB flash drive to watch a movie, no problems there. The HD Theater 300 will support HDMI 1.3 and both Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD/MA audio output, featuring a remote control to keep couch potatoes happy. It will play nice with SageTV's Media Center software that virtually enables any PC or Mac equipped with an HD tuner card to watch and record live TV - as long as there is enough memory within, of course. Expect to fork out $150 for the SageTV HD Theater 300.
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