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Ask Engadget: Best digiframe / alarm clock combo?

Filed under: Ask Engadget, Digital Cameras, Displays, Misc. Gadgets

Frightening though it may be, the fall semester is just around the corner. You know what that means? You'll actually have to get up at -- wait for it -- an appointed time. Carissa, being the proactive student she is, posed this question:

"Going to school in the fall, I'm looking for the ideal alarm clock to beat the late nights and what not and noticed a few digital photo frames / alarm clocks. I want a decent alarm clock that has battery backup and good resolution on the screen for viewing photos. An auxiliary audio jack would be a major plus. Which one do you guys recommend that falls under the 200 dollar mark? Thanks a million!"

Look at that -- you all even received a thank you in advance! For those who've mastered the art of waking up on time and pretending to be a real live adult, which alarm clock / digiframe hybrid have you found to be supreme? Oh, and you know that question you've been hitting the snooze on? Yeah, send it on over to ask at engadget dawt com.

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July 31, 2008 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off

Providing large quantity of Moto. RAZR2 V8 Luxury with very competitive whole-sale price .

As a leading electronic product supplier in China ,now we have a large stock of Moto. RAZR2 V8 Luxury with very low price .

July 31, 2008 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off

Shengda’s SD-V182 digital video camera

3.1M Pixels,1.5"Color TFT LCD ,Digital video,Digital Voice Recorder ,Support SD/MMC memory card;TV playback,SD/MMC Slot(1~2GB)

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Tether your iPhone, wirelessly. Maybe.

Filed under: Cellphones

We're not sure how this one got past Apple's App Store censors, but the clever kids at Nullriver have released what appears to be the first tethering solution for the iPhone. The $10 NetShare app is just a SOCKS proxy that links an ad-hoc WiFi network to the iPhone's 3G or EDGE connection -- and if we could get it to work, we'd probably think it was a fine, if hacky, solution to a major limitation of Steve's baby. As it stands, though, the instructions are pretty sparse, and while we can get the app to recognize a connection, we're not able to actually load anything. We're not sure how long this one's going to last -- anyone else willing to give it a shot before it gets yanked?

[Thanks, Zoli; Warning, link opens iTunes]

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July 31, 2008 | Filed Under Uncategorized | Comments Off

gsm mobile phone

1.Cell phone Modes: GSM/GPRS 900MHz/1800MHz/1900Mhz
2.Net weight: 150g
3.Dimensions:118.6mm*58.0mm*21.5mm
4.Battery: Li-i

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Logitech to produce “premium” Guitar Hero: World Tour instruments

Filed under: Gaming, Peripherals

If you didn't think every single third-party peripheral provider would try to snag a piece of the band game pie, we guess you thought wrong, huh? With outfits like Mad Catz and Ion already jumping in, it was only a matter of time before Logitech threw on its tightest jeans, blacked out its blond hair and threw up some horns. Details are admittedly scarce, but the company has promised to provide "premium instruments" for Guitar Hero: World Tour on PS2, PS3, Xbox 360 and the Wii. Rockers can expect the new gear to start shipping "later this year," though prices, designs and pretty much anything else of importance remains a mystery.

[Via NintendoWiiFanboy]

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