Some snapshots and ire about the new TiVo ads
There’s a snapshot of what the new ad system looks like for TiVo users over at PVRBlog and man.. those ads are huge relative to the entire screen. This is resulting in complaints being raised by TiVo users all around. Want no ads? Get an MCE 
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Media players are starting to pop up left and right. TrustedReviews takes a look at the D-Link DSM-320 Media Lounge which is a wireless media player connecting your media to other parts of your home. What’s the verdict? Seems a bit mixed to me. D-Link’s new firmware seems to fix some of the issues brought up in the article but wireless connectivity still causes hiccups for video playback. Check out the review at TrustedReviews.com
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No, Apple hasn’t gone overboard and released a new product. Rather, Sega Toy has released a small musical companion for people who listen to music. It’s not really a robot as much as it is a toy. It’ll respond to some user feedback and you can even connect your favorite MP3 player to the dog to see it respond. The built in speakers are rather lacking but you gotta admit, the dog is cute. Check out the review at Akihabara News.
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PSP Linux.. it was bound to happen
This was bound to happen - a project dedicated to bringing Linux to the Sony PSP. If you’re interested, drop by this site.
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Rumors abound about the new Palm Life Drive. Are these pictures for real?.
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Hah I found this rather humorous. The greek folks over at the University of Arizona are having a modeling contest involving iPods. Money will be donated to the tsunami relief from voters on the website. Rock the Vote!
Hilton’s offering new Alarm Clocks
I suppose it’s the little things that count sometimes. Hilton is replacing some 250,000 clocks in all their hotels with all new clocks. These clocks will have connection cables that visitors can use to connect their favorite MP3 player with allowing them to listen to their music through the clock radio. The clock also has some new features that will make them slightly easier to use. Woo hoo.
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Griffin iVault - armor for your iPod shuffle
Do you want some armor for that Lego piece of yours .. err I mean the iPod shuffle? Check out the new Griffin iVault. It’s basically two pieces of aluminum that can be wrapped around the Shuffle and screwed together with four screws. The shuffle and the vault together weigh less than 1.5 ounces. Not too bad. Here’s the product page.
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EverythingUSB reviews the new Logitech MX518 which is the successor to the Logitech MX510. What’s the verdict? It’s a great mouse for the gamers out there with it’s increased resolution. It looks pretty cool too! It’s only got drivers for Windows XP unfortunately.. oh well.
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Dell Latitude X1 really a Samsung Q30
The new Dell Latitude X1 ultra portable looks familiar doesn’t it? Well that’s because the unit is actually manufactured by Samsung and is sold under the Samsung Q30 brand name. Well.. it’s not exactly the same thing as the Q30 but it’s darn close enough. Dell added a few new features to it that the Q30 doesn’t have such as Bluetooth and a bigger hard drive. What I like about the laptop is the low weight (2.8lbs) and the screen (12.1 inch widescreen). Let’s hope that this Dell unit has been reliability than their other models.
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