Eye-Fi has recently unveiled the Eye-Fi Geo card, which is a new wireless SD memory card exclusive to Apple that allows users to automatically upload photos from a digital camera to a computer or Apple’s iPhoto gallery where they arrive automatically geotagged with location information about where the image was captured. The 2GB Eye-Fi Geo card is available exclusively at Apple stores and Apple.com for $59.99. [dcviews]
Novero today rolled out its TheFirstOne Bluetooth headset that comes equipped with dual-mic noise-canceling and one-touch controls for dialing or conferencing in a third party. Available in lily-white with silver accents, the gadget features a bunch of accessories, including a desk stand, a charging cradle that keeps the headset close by when driving, and a wearable clip. It will be able to pair with handsets within range automatically. Its battery provides up to 4.5 hours of talk time and up to 100 hours of standby time. TheFirstOne will cost $149 each. There is no info on the release date so far. [GearLog]
Here is a new gadget for all hardcore gamers around the globe. Razer has introduced the all-new Orochi gaming mouse that features Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity to enhance portability, and a wired mode for gaming grade performance. The mouse also boasts an impressive 4,000dpi Razer Precision 3G Laser sensor that will upgrade your gaming experience. The Razer Orochi will be available next month for only $80 each.
[Razer]
Bose just launched the SoundLink wireless speaker system, which is the company’s first dedicated network audio streaming package for PC and Mac. It is an answer for those who want to set up a hassle-free wireless music system without worrying about Wi-Fi configurations. No software or Wi-Fi connection is required. You just need to plug the included SoundLink USB key into the computer, select music from iTunes, Pandora, or any other Internet radio or music source, and the audio will stream to the SoundLink speaker via a long-range wireless link that works through most walls and floors. The speaker comes with a Li-ion battery that provides at a minimum three hours of playback at full volume. [Press Release]
Motorola’s T215 Bluetooth in-car speakerphone provides up to three days of talktime. The device has been tested and retested to ensure reliability and durability. It is designed to withstand the coldest winters and the hottest summers, so you can keep talking with confidence. A sturdy wire clip secures the device to any car’s visor, and it easily detaches to be used on another vehicle. The gadget features a 2-watt speaker with a noise cancellation functionality, and a dedicated mute button. The Motorola T215 Bluetooth in-car speakerphone is expected to be available in Q3 2009. No info on pricing so far. [Motorola]
The Option iCON 452 HSPA+ USB modem has been released in the States via Cincinnati Bell. The wireless modem uses Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) Spectrum and provides the fastest Internet connection possible at enhanced 3G speeds. The device adopts Option’s Zero-CD Plug’n Play Technology allowing users simply insert the device into a computer, install the software and are instantly connected to the Internet. The iCON 452 also has a built-in Micro-SD slot that allows the modem to double up as a portable storage solution. [Slashphone]
The TP-24G01 is a unique wireless keyboard from the house of Miyoshi that features an integrated touchpad. As you can see in picture, the touchpad is placed on right hand side, making it very easy for people to control cursor movement without the help of a mouse. The keyboard also features a 2.4GHz wireless capability and has several media hot keys for commonly used applications such as web browser, and email. The Miyoshi TP-24G01 is now available in the Japanese market for $108. [Miyoshi via Engadget]
The Gigabyte GM-M7800S is not your ordinary wireless laser mouse because it is covered in leather and embedded with Swarovski crystals. The mouse features 800/1600 DPI sensitivity and a LED indicator that inform you a change in DPI level. As for the button and wheel, they are plated in 18 karat gold. No info on pricing so far. [AVING]
Yamaha’s MusicCAST2 is a Wi-Fi-based network music system that allows you to wirelessly transmit and listen to music in up to 32 rooms throughout your home. The MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files, MP3s, WMA, FLAC, and WAV, and can playback music from iPods, Bluetooth devices and other Yamaha accessories via a built-in dock port and USB thumb drives. You can also download music from a variety of sources, including Rhapsody, Internet radio, both PC and Macs, and NAS devices. [Gizmodo]
The Huawei E583X USB modem is able to turn a 3G wireless signal into WiFi signal. The modem is powered by a 1,500mAh battery, which provides enough juice for around 5 hours of working time. You can also recharge its battery using your laptop via USB port. The Huawei E583X USB modem will be released in Europe later next month for an unknown price tag. [Engadget]
Famous PMP manufacturer iRiver has released a new Bluetooth headset. Dubbed as the A100, the device supports Bluetooth Profile 2.0 connectivity with a maximum working range of 33 feet. No word on pricing so far. Stay tuned for more info. [dapreview]
The WN-LA/C is the latest wireless LAN converter from I-O Data that allows you to connect your TV to any network wirelessly at speeds of up to 300Mbps. The converter supports Night Mode, that enables the WN-LA/C to shut down automatically and wake-up when required to save up to 30% of power consumption. [I-O Data]
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