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Targeting senior citizen in Japan, Panasonic new portable Speaker, the SC-MC10, is a nice little Bluetooth Wireless speaker than can be fitted to any TV or Hi-Fi and give anyone close to it and within a 10m radius from the emitter the possibility to get a clear and crystal sound without having to blast their neighbors hears with their insanely high TV sound volume!
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By David Ponce
Well this is interesting for a change. Today’s deal is no piece of hardware; no phone, TV, laptop or desktop. Instead it’s a $10 voucher for tunes on eMusic, with a 7 day trial. Granted, you do usually get $5 with the trial, so today’s deal just doubles that. Still, you can keep the music after the trial, even if you don’t sign up.
[ $10 Of Free Tracks On eMusic ] VIA [ LogicBuy ]
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By David Ponce
Well this is interesting for a change. Today’s deal is no piece of hardware; no phone, TV, laptop or desktop. Instead it’s a $10 voucher for tunes on eMusic, with a 7 day trial. Granted, you do usually get $5 with the trial, so today’s deal just doubles that. Still, you can keep the music after the trial, even if you don’t sign up.
[ $10 Of Free Tracks On eMusic ] VIA [ LogicBuy ]
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By David Ponce
If the success of Victorinox and their Swiss Army knives has proven anything is that multi-funtion tools can be popular. The above pizza slicer also incorporates a server so you can go straight from the cutting to the serving.
And that, dear folks, is it. It’s $6. We could go on about the tool and try to make funnies, but it seems frankly rude to make jokes about a topic as serious as pizza.
Pizza deserves respect.
[ Product Page ] VIA [ Gizmodo ]
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By David Ponce
Perhaps fuelled by the phenomenal success of the Pebble Smartwatch (which went on to raise $10,266,845 on Kickstarter after seeking only $100,000), we have news of yet another watch that works with the iPhone and Android devices. It’s got much of the same features the Pebble did, albeit a little more low-key. It’s got Bluetooth 4.0 so will have very little impact on your phone’s battery life, and its job is simply to alert you. Whether it’s an email, a Tweet, a text, or a missed call, the watch can be setup any way you want. Aside from alerts, other uses include being a remote trigger for your phone’s camera, one button check-in device, even lost phone finder. Perhaps even more importantly, it won’t require a regular charge, like the Pebble did; the Cookoo goes over a year without needing to change the batteries.
It’s currently on Kickstarter and a pledge will set you back $80. The post funding MSRP is around $100, so there’s some savings to be made by order now.
[ Project Page ] VIA [ GearHungry ]
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