The mPower Emergency Illuminator is an LED torch that will give you up to 4 hours of light on one battery, which seems like an ordinary torch, but it has a feature that sets it apart from the rest, an emergency battery that lasts for twenty years.
The emergency battery isn’t activated until you use it, the chemical are mixed together, and it will then give you up to two hours of light.
When Microsoft [MSFT] released its 4.3 firmware update to the Zune HD the other day, they mentioned that they had added support for 3D games, although none were available at the time.
Good news for all the Zune HD owners out there, Microsoft have now added a range of 3D games to the Zune HD Marketplace, and they are all free.
We haven’t really heard much from Microsoft [MSFT] on their upcoming Xbox 360 Project Natal since it was announced back in June, now British trade site MCV has received details from a gaming industry source on Project Natal’s launch date and pricing.
The information has apparently come closed meeting between Microsoft and third party developers, and if the rumor holds up Microsoft will be manufacturing 5 million Project Natal’s, and they will go on sale worldwide in November 2010.
Withings have giving their WiFi Body scale a bit of an upgrade, now every time you stand on it to see how much you weigh it will automatically tweet your weight.
The Withing WiFi Body scale will record your weight, and BMI and it now comes with a web app that lets you choose how often you want these details posted to your twitter account.
Viewsonic has launched a new media player, which can playback HD videos in 720p, the Viewsonic VPD400 MovieBook.
The Viewsonic VPD400 MovieBook features a 4.3 inch LCD display, it comes with 8GB of built in storage and it also has a microSD card slot for expansion.
Blue Microphones has added a new microphone to their range, the Yeti, which is the world’s first THX certified microphone, features Blue Microphones premium condenser capsules in a proprietary triple capsule array.
Bowers & Wilkins has launched a pair of speakers designed to be used with your PC, the B&W MM-1 PC Speakers.
The B&W MM-1 PC Speakers features a 3 inch woofer in each speaker and a 1 inch tweeter, and each driver is powered by a dedicated 18W amplifier.
Intel has launched a text to speech E-Book reader that is designed to be used by the visually impaired, the Intel Reader.
The Intel Reader features Intel’s Linux based Moblin OS, and it converts books into MP3’s by taking a photograph of the text with its built in 5 megapixel camera.
Yesterday the Apple iPhone became available on UK mobile phone network Orange, and it looks like Orange had a good day as they sold more than 30,000 iPhones.
According to Orange, the 30,000 sales of the iPhone is a new UK record for first day sales of a mobile device, and considering that the iPhone has been available in the UK on O2 for some time, Orange must be pretty happy with the launch.
Bang & Olfusen has added a new LCD TV to its BeoVison 7 range, the Beovison 7-55, as will all Bang & Olufsen TVs it isn’t cheap.
The Bang & Olfusen BeoVison 7-55 features a 55 inch display, and it is based on LED backlit technology, it has a range of state of the art features that are designed deliver a smooth picture and features a built in surround sound module.
We have seen the new Xbox 360 Wireless N Adapter appear and disappear from the Internet numerous times over the last few weeks, and I bet most people thought it was never going to be available.
The good news it that the Xbox 360 Wireless N Adapter has finally gone on sale in the US, it will retail for $99.99 which is the same as the previous model, and the old version has be discounted to $80 until stock runs out.
Razer has added a new gaming mouse to their line up with the launch of the Razer Abyssus Gaming Mouse.
The new Razer Abyssus Gaming Mouse features a 3500dpi Razer Precision 3.5G infrared sensor, 3 buttons, and hardware toggles for changing the DPI and polling rate.
