Archive for August, 2009
Posted on Aug 27, 2009 by emily at 5:58 am
Give students the gift of time management this holiday season; the Intouch Wireless Internet Radio Cube delivers the Digital World in a Compact and Hip Form Factor with Internet Radio, Personalized News and Photo Sharing
Atlanta (September 1, 2009) — Just in time for the holiday season, Giant International has released the Intouch IT3500 wireless Internet radio cube. At just four inches a side, the Intouch IT3500 is perfect for the nightstand, desk, kitchen counter or anywhere access to photos, music, and news is desired. This unique alarm clock and calendar enhances today’s active digital lifestyles. It’s the perfect gift for college students.
“We are excited to add the Internet and digital media into the familiar fixture of the clock radio,” said Marjon de Groot, Business Director for Giant International. “With the Intouch IT3500 wireless Internet radio cube it’s even easier for families to integrate their favorite photos, news content and entertainment into their daily lives without sacrificing space.”
To read the full press release, click here.
Posted on Aug 10, 2009 by emily at 6:16 am
Sony’s new X-Series Walkman is one of their more impressive releases. With a touch screen and WiFi-capability, it will offers a great alternative to the iPod touch. Add to that the OLED display, which is drastically sharper and uses less battery life than traditional LCD screens, and the X-Series seems like it could compete pretty well with the iPod touch.
Available in 16GB and 32GB models, the Walkman costs $300 and $400, respectively–the same prices as Apple’s corresponding iPod Touch models. The X-Series Walkman has integrated noise-cancellation technology that works in conjunction with the included headphones. Transferring content to the Walkman is simple with the included Content Transfer software.
Check out the full review of the Walkman on PCWorld.
Posted on Aug 3, 2009 by emily at 9:50 am
That’s right, now you can set up FrameChannel on a Wii! Make any TV or monitor an information appliance by streaming your FrameChannel content using a Wii. For more information, check out Jane’s post on Wireless Picture Frame!
Here’s how it works:
1. Download Wii Internet channel (currently 500 points, or $5*) from the Wii store
2. Once added, Start the Internet Channel.
3. Select WWW, type in this URL: http://rss.framechannel.com/jsplayer/wii/and click ‘OK’. You will soon see a 5-digit activation code on your screen.
4. Go to your PC and type in the 5-digit activation code at www.framechannel.com to create your own free FrameChannel account. Personalize your experience by selecting from your favorite photo and social networking sites, news, weather, sports and much more.
5. Remember to save this link in your Internet Channel Favorites!!
