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Now here’s something nice for the memory cards users there:

Turn your flash memory card into a full fledged flash drive! This handy USB 2.0 card reader allows you to swap files fast. No driver required for Win2000/ME/XP, Mac OS 9.x & 10.x Reads and writes to SD/MMC without adapter. Will read and write to RS-MMC/MiniSD/Micro SD with adapter. Get the most from your card investment by maximizing usage. Contains card in a fully enclosed container.

This eReader from ePorter Inc. reatails for $15

Featuring 7.2 Mega Pixels and quite a novel look for a camera, Casio’s Exilim Zoom EX-Z70 ($420) is the choice for people who are willing to pay for good features packaged into a 95.2mm (W) x 60.6mm (H) x 19.8mm (D) digi.

2.5-inch TFT LCD, 4x digital & 3x optical zoom, expandable 8.3MB built in memory and a decent battery are included in this one. Software is as good as Casio can make it (and it’s very good!), with an “Easy Shooting Mode” for beginners with Anti Shake DSP. You can record voice and video with it as well.

This very pocket sized camera will be available starting July. [Casio]

If you don’t mind too much about spending about extra $700 on your new MacBook, Colorware are offering 28 solid & metallic colors for you to pimp it with whatever mood you want.

Dell Latitude D420 ($1,149) is an ideal laptop for the traveling business man/woman.

With that said, let’s give you some details about it: This lightweighted, powered by Intel Core Solo processors and 1GB of RAM, is obviously targeted to the lower end-user customers that are looking to operate applications rather than games.

Featuring a full-sized keyboard, 12.1-inch widescreen and up to 7 hours of continueous work, this laptop may be compact, but it doesn’t deduct any quality from the inside; It’s fully ready to run Vista, has a fast 60GB hard drive and good safety features like system boot password and fingerprint scanner. In the wireless connectivity you can expect the common methods plus a Wi-Fi catcher that will you locate wireless networks.

MIT students have come up with the iBand genius idea, gadget and general media blog are jumping on the bandwagon of writing about the concept:

This 21st century handshaking gadget was developed by a research tem at MIT. The device features an armband that sends an infra-red signal; â�?��?Hi, Iâ�?��?�m Paz from coolest-gadgets.comâ�?� that is stored in your prospective business partnerâ�?��?�s armband, which is later transferred and stored for later use.

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Can’t remember the name of that hunky guy last week? No problem, just shake his hand and once the LED blinky light goes on, you know you have everything you need to know about him.

Techie Diva

Of course no arrival date or price ranges mentioned due to discretion.
Tags: iBand, Handshake, Recognition, Technology

This casemod was surely made by a soccer fanatic, it’s an amazing piece of geeked-art, the structure, other than being a PC case, also includes players playing on a pitch, crowd, stands, and working lights.

“The modder made a sketch using actual CAD software to plan out how he wanted it to look like first before getting busy cutting aluminum sheets with lasers! As you can see, the end product is definitely high class.”

Gizmodo

You are now reading Me, My Coke & I’s entry about the PS3 pre-order at Play.com, after reading this post you will know the following things:

1. The price tag is 550 Euros UK Pounds (thanks Tiago), which means $1020 American Dollars.
2. You will probably get it after Christmas is over.
3. You probably don’t want to get it anymore.

No kidding, now you can have a Bioengineered Buddy. A company named Bio-Genica has developed these pets using what they define as “Zygote Micro Injection”; While we don’t understand shit about biologic terms, the idea itself seems very exciting.

Genpets will have life span of 1-3 years, they will come in 7 different personalities that you will choose from, and yes, they are real, Genpets are living, breathing mammals.

Genpetsâ�??¢ Homepage
Genpetsâ�??¢ FAQ
Tags: Genpets, Bioengineered, Pets, DNA, Science

If there’s something i like about the olympics being in Beijing is this: Lenvo & CocaCola cooperating and announcing a new coke edition of the Lenovo F20 laptop.
The Specs:

Intel M778 processor, 1.66GHz
Intel 915GMS chipset with GMA900 display chip

12.1 inch wide screen monitor
512MB DDR2 memory
80GB hard disk
External Combo drive
WiFi, Bluetooh, 56K modem, and 100Mbps ethernet port
Build in 1.5W stereo speaker
3 USB ports, 1 IEEE1394 port
All-in-one memory card reader
Dual batteries for 8.5 hours usage
Weight: 1.4KG

The iLuv i7500BLK ($200) Home Stereo System lets you play music from your iPod, SD/MMC/MS cards, and USB devices, all that without looking too techy or flashy to put in your decor.

Other than that, it includes the normal features you’ll find in any stereo system machine: AM/FM radio, Multi-function backlit LCD screen, Real-time clock display, but it’s also an iPod docking system, which means it’ll charge your iPod as well.