Month: April 2014

We go for a test drive with a $100 gadget that plugs into a computer socket on your car and sends data about your driving habits to your iPhone or Android device. Read the original post by Martyn Williams

StackSocial offers the Leap Motion Controller for Windows and Mac, model no. LM-010, bundled with a $20 Leap Motion App Store Credit for $79.99 with free shipping. Assuming you use the credit, that’s the lowest total price we could find for the controller by $20, although we saw it for […] Read the original post…

This week’s three pieces bring us a variety of opinions—shocking, wide-ranging, and well-reasoned. Just kidding. They’re all completely nuts and negative about Apple. Stunning plot twist Yes, the theater management would like to warn you that no one will be seated during this segment until the stunning plot twist is revealed! “Why Apple Can’t […]…

Newegg offers the Microsoft 16″ MT Laptop Backpack, model no. 39306, for $39.99. Coupon code “EMCPFHF86″ cuts it to $24.99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $21. It fits laptops with screens measuring up to 16″ and features 1680D poly and an MP3 player […] Read the original post…

During the Philips presentation at the IFA Global Press Conference in Belek, Turkey, the focus was on its Android powered TV sets. But also getting a mention was Hue, Philips’ popular smart lighting system, and some pretty nifty integration with its Ambilight TVs. With one special mention for the upcoming […] Read the original post…

NEW YORK — Imagine a new sequel to Back to the Future : parking the Mr. Fusion-powered DeLorean outside a diner in the sparsely populated Midwest. Read the original post by TheStreet.com

Canon takes 15% to 30% off select refurbished lenses, with prices starting at $70.55. Shipping starts at $11.99, but orders of $100 or more qualify for free shipping. A couple best bets: refurbished Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lens for $70.55 + $12 s&h (pictured, low of $29) refurbished Canon EF […] Read the original…

Back in 2013, NVIDIA unveiled a tablet reference design called the Tegra Note 7 , but if there was one drawback to the otherwise great tablet is that it did not come with LTE. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The New York International Auto Show roared into the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center this week and Toyota, the world’s top automakers, made a splash with 3D printed versions of its FT-1 concept car by MakerBot, a global leader in the desktop 3D printing industry. Read the original post by Freshnews

World’s largest chipmaker appoints young Adam Burns to be the chief of development of its IoT-related embedded products. Read the original post by StackSocial

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The Leica T is the first of a new line of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras from the iconic German firm While many camera manufacturers are releasing retro-looking mirrorless offerings, Leica, arguably the king of old-school style, has revealed a thoroughly modern new line of interchangeable lens shooters. Read the original post by Gizmag

IMHO, a very important issue is: will the guys from GNU build compilers for Power8? Or they have already done it and I’m out of date? The principals at Ross reorganized as Serverworks, a leading chipset supplier for Xeon-based servers back in the early 2000′s. Read the original post by EETimes

6 Ave. via eBay offers the Nikon D5200 24.1-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera in Red (pictured) or Bronze with the Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 VR Lens for $479.99 with free shipping. That’s tied with last month’s mention of a refurb (this one’s new) and the lowest total price we’ve […] Read the original post…

Electronica Direct via Amazon offers the Soul Electronics Volt Bluetooth Pro Hi-Definition On-Ear Wireless Headphones, model no. SV3SLV, for $39.77 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $50. They feature Bluetooth 4.0, up to 12-hour battery life, dual microphones, and universal 1-button remote for Apple, […] Read the original post…