The Samsung Electronics is going to add one more MP3 player in their mini PMP zone, they recently announced about its upcoming YP-M1 AMOLED MP3 player in Korea market. The Samsung ALMOND YP-M1 adopts 3.3 inch wide ALMOND full touchscreen. This latest gadget is able to run various video format files such as WMV, H.264, XviD, MPEG4 and many more. The YP-M1 is equipped with NVIDIA’s Tegra chipset which provides you HD video playback quality. It has some another features such as Samsung’s DNSe 3.0 technology, stereo speaker, dictionary function, T-DMB and FM radio.
It has ultra slim designed body which offer sleek and stylish look and it is available in two different colors black and white. Now Samsung is launching its 8GB model only which is available in 299,000(KRW) in Korea market, but they also launch its 32GB and 16GB models soon.
So, if you need more space for your music library then you waits for its upcoming model or if you satisfy with this storage capacity than go and catch it.
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Honda U3-X: Another one-wheeled Segway, this time its omnidirectional
Once again, another new perfectly balanced riding vehicle such as the PUMA and eniCycle has caught my attention. I don’t know what it is about these things, I feel like I’m eight-years old looking at pictures of sports cars and longing for the day when I can drive.
Yes, I want to ride those things really bad, and Honda has fulfilled my dreams with the U3-X. There is a wonderful video of it that you can see after the jump, just don’t ask me why there is no sound.
The U3-X has the ability to fold up compactly into a boogie board that is shaped like a figure eight. It is quite light at 22 pounds, and Honda used technology learned from Asimo to make it work.
For example, it uses balance control technology, which means the rider uses leaning to control speed and direction. It has the Honda Omni Traction drive system, which means it can go backwards, forwards, as well as sideways.
Not only that, but its downright sexy too. Well, this is one of those devices that I will probably never ride, but will always want to. At this present time, it is just a concept for now. Even the video looks like it was made entirely out of CG, including the rider.
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GoPet scooter lets you get up and about
GoPet scooter lets you get up and about
Posted on Aug 26, 09 10:50 AM PDT
Forget about the Segway as a mode of personal transport – the GoPet scooter is much cheaper and won’t break your bank account, while being perfectly capable of ferrying you from one point to another on a campus or at the office. Powered by a 48V, 350W direct drive front hub motor, it can carry you at speeds of up to 16mph, while the 25-mile range ought to last quite some time until the next charging period unless you’re one busy bee who has to rush from one appointment to another throughout the whole day. A full battery recharge takes up to half a dozen hours, which translates to approximately 10 cents in terms of your electricity bill. There is no word on pricing, but it surely will be cheaper than the Segway.
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