Some of our sharp eagle-eyed reporters have spotted this great new deal on a phone booth in London.
For the next couple of weeks, and only at HMV, anytime you purchase any iPod Touch you'll receive an awesome Exspect FM transmitter & iStation Go speaker kit for absolutely FREE!
Nothing beats free, right?
1/ Chalk stripe three-piece
Inspired by such notable 1930s Dunhill customers as the Duke of Windsor, this English milled-wool suit with red stripe detail – a cloth exclusive to Dunhill – is designed to look thick despite being supremely lightweight.
£1,195, www.dunhill.com
2/ BlackBerry Torch 9800
Priorities change as you climb the ladder. Where mobile apps and games may at one point have been king, you now need a dependable handset capable of bashing out hundreds of emails a day. The no nonsense Torch, with its full QWERTY keyboard, fits that bill.
£480, uk/blackberry.com
3/ Exspect EX144 iPad Executive Wallet
Hewn from Nappa leather, this simple flip wallet keeps the iPad free of scratches without adding very much at all to its wafer-thin profi le. It’s a two-part design: thebook-style cover is soft but the base is rock solid.
£30, www.exspect.co.uk
4/ Apple iPad 3G + Wi-Fi
The BlackBerry’s taking care of the practical side of office communications, so let your computer make a statement. The iPad is the device du jour and, with the Apple iWork package tackling your duties with gusto. It’s also a superb presentational tool.
From £529 plus £15 per month,
www.apple.com/uk
5/ Rolex Submariner Steel Oyster Perpetual
You’re at your earning peak so treat yourself to a classic. The 2010 Oyster Perpetual has a strong new bezel design which is available in a range of colours. As well as being a great timepiece it’s also a real investment; the resale price has already gone up since launch.
£5,350, www.austinkaye.co.uk
See more at: http://www.t3.com/feature/best-work-gadgets-40s-the-boss
The England team might have run off with the Ashes but the Aussies are showing no sign of declaring* on the UK based Joystick Junkies brand. The iconic range of T Shirts and carry bags continue to generate interest as summer kicks in across the southern hemisphere in particular across the GAME stores and online.
* that pun was brought to you courtesy of 'the tabloid pun library' circa 1974
Gamespot picked these lookers from a raft of new products and prototypes launched at CES
Posted 01/08/2011 Sony came to CES 2011 with 3D in mind. Pictured here are a set of OLED 3D goggles running at 1280x720. Aside from looking like they took their visual aesthetics from Tron, the image outputted by the headset was actually quite nice. However, you won’t find these in stores any time soon, as Sony indicated that there was no timetable for release.
In the media frenzy around the opening of CES here's a neat snapshot from Rolling Stone :
POSTED: January 6, 9:14 AM EDT | By Scott Steinberg
Awash in glittering gadgets, billboard-sized monitors and 3D everything, consumer electronics extravaganza CES provides a perennial weathervane for the high-tech business. Offering telltale signs of where 2011 promises to take us, these are five of the biggest things being buzzed about at this year’s show.
Enter the Tablet PC – With 80-odd units debuting this week alone courtesy of virtually every manufacturer from Asus (Eee Pad Slate) to Lenovo (LePad) and Sharp (Galapagos), the iPad’s about to face some stiff competition. Slimmer, lighter and more intuitive than laptops, these app-hungry beasts all threaten to cram a portable window onto cyberspace and Swiss Army-like range of functions right into your messenger bag.
Connectivity Reigns – There’s no escaping the Internet, with high-tech entertainment and information systems now being built into TVs, ovens, refrigerators and even cars by BMW, Ford and Tesla. Toyota owners can soon enjoy in-car online searches, restaurant reservations and Internet radio courtesy of multimedia app system Entune. With all this plus connected smartphones, stereos and home theater systems, forget ever going off the grid again.
The Joy of Sets – With new technologies blooming, form factors shrinking and prices plummeting, the television biz is clearly ready for primetime in 2011. Some models go bigger, e.g. Mitsubishi’s new 92-inch 3D Home Cinema unit. Others, including the LG LW9500, add full-array LED backlighting for better colors and contrast, plus super-thin dimensions. But the most progressive promise glasses-free 3D or add WiFi compatibility for streaming music, movies and TV, or access to social networks, online video and games through downloadable apps. Courtesy of Vudu, early adopters can even savor streaming 3D movies next week as well, so those annoyed by anemic film libraries might actually get some return from their holiday splurge.
Mobile Becomes the New Black– If they’re not busy gabbing about Android 3.0, nee Honeycomb, which is optimized for tablet PCs, insiders are buzzing about a slew of 4G high-speed smartphone handsets from AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and other wireless carriers. Like a growing range of mini-camcorders, pint-sized laptops and portable Blu-ray players, all point to shoppers’ increasing preference for go-go gadgets that travel wherever they do.
Thin is In – At least someone’s keeping their new year’s resolution to trim waistlines. Ultra-thin laptops and Blu-ray players such as Samsung’s 9 Series (an answer to the MacBook Air) andBD-D7500 (a scant 1.1 inches deep, despite boasting WiFi connectivity and 2D-to-3D image upconversion) are just the beginning, though. Smartphones like the 9.2mm thick LG Optimus Black, external hard drives such as Seagate’s minute GoFlex HDD and gizmos including Casio’s adjustable frame-sporting Tryx camera are all helping make skinny the watchword in 20
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