TravelSound i80 Speaker Dock

Creative's TravelSound i80 Speaker Dock for iPod nano 3G is not only cheap inexpensive, it is a handy device for carrying your tunes along with you. It has 4 micro drivers, digital amp, tri-colored LED indicator and lasts about 15 hours before needing a recharge. The dock also has a USB port and wall charger for syncing your iPod and speaker.

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HP to Release Pocket Cam

Okay, it's purple but it is also amazingly priced at $109.00. HP's entry into the mini-camcorder category is the V1020h with 720p recording, SDHC card reading, a built-in USB plug and HDMI port for uploading. It has only 128MB of memory but has the advantage of a 2x zoom. The pocket cam should be out this summer, along with a couple of budget-friendly point and shoot cams.

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Samsung HDD Packed With Jacko

Lucky Europeans can order Samsung's S2 Portable HDD that will come preloaded with Michael Jackson's "This Is It." Timed to debut today, the same date as the video release, the gold 500GB drive also includes a "SecretZone" that encrypts and stores data and "SafetyKey," security with a password.

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The Rugged VideoTank HD

Designed with the military in mind, the VideoTank HD is a heavy-duty video recorder that uses flash cards for memory. It will support up to 32GB, about 2 hours of content. At a size of only 3.3 x 3.3 x 1.6", it has a built-in microphone, automatic standards detection, built-in file safe operation and headphone connector. It can be controlled by an LCD panel and used in places where small HD cameras are deployed.

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Freakin' Friday! FloTV Ads Entertain and Help Haiti

We have to give a shout out to FloTV for their spots during this year's Super Bowl. Qualcomm certainly deserves a NAVi Award for convincing us that we shouldn't be without one. Case in point, the ad that featured Will I.Am. with the remix of the Who's "My Generation." By the way, if you download the tune for a mere $1.29, all proceeds go to Haiti relief.

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Belkin TuneCast Seeks Stations With iPhone

Belkin's TuneCast Auto Live FM Transmitter hooks up with your iPhone OS 3.0 GPS module and finds the best FM station available. You can also switch stations on your phone's display with its ClearScan one-push locator. Also compatible with the iPod classic and nano, it features a high contrast backlit display and in car charging ability.

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SE HD Vivaz Comes With Major Pre-Packs

Not content to merely utilize HD in their TVs, monitors and laptops, Sony Ericsson's Vivaz has 720 HD video recording with 16 million colors, 3.2" intuitive touchscreen, 8.1 megapixel sensor, 4x digital zoom cam with autofocus, 75MB expandable memory and comes equipped with apps such as Facebook, Twitter, Google maps, games and YouTube. The 107.0 x 52.0 x 12.5 mm size Symbian OS device has WiFi, TV out and FM radio. Available in 4 different colors, no price or date is out yet.

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The iPad Has Finally Arrived

The iPad has finally become official. Steve Jobs introduced it at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco yesterday. Weighing about 1.5 lbs. and with a 9.7" display, the tablet has a battery life of 10 hrs. and is packed with YouTube HD and the iTunes Store. Apple's idea is that the iPad is more than just an e-reader as you can watch TV, listen to tunes, play games and Web surf. What it won't do is more than one function at a time. Look for a price of $500.00 when it debuts in March.

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Garmin Caters to Bikers With zumo 665

Garmin has unveiled their new zumo 665 for bikers, and is both rugged and water-resistant. The GPS system's GXM 40 XM antenna gives access to XM satellite entertainment, NavTraffic and NavWeather services. The GPS system features a 4.3" touchscreen, Bluetooth music accessibility to the rider's helmet, maps of the US, Canada and Puerto Rico and can be pre-ordered before its upcoming release.

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iHome Trio of Audio Gadgets

iHome released the Studio Series line at last week's CES 2010. The iP48 Portable Rechargeable Stereo Alarm Clock is great for travel and Time Sync sets the clock to whatever is local time when you dock your iPhone/iPod.

The portable iP49 Audio System combines a clock/radio, is rechargeable and features Digital Power Station technology and 4 neodymium compression drivers for better sound. Finally, the iHM79 Rechargeable Mini Speakers are small enough to fit in your pocket but have improved on the iHM77s with better sound and battery life.

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ZOMM Seeks Lost Cell Phones

ZOMM will help you find your misplaced cell phone without having to call yourself. The wireless device attaches to your celly and will hum, chime and blink when you leave it. It also lets you know when you have incoming calls and doubles as a speakerphone, as well as an emergency button. A Best in Innovation winner at the CES 2010, it was devised by a mom who kept hearing how her friends and children kept losing their phones and decided to do something about it. Look for a summer debut.

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Freakin' Friday! CES 2010: Flo-TV

Audiovox' Flo-TV won the In-Vehicle Video CES 2010 Best of Innovation Award. This one really comes as no surprise as we first admired the in-car TV in October. The service is a gift to parents who want their kids or back street driver amused on long trips. The player is good for up to 5 hours on one charge.

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Teclast C430T Video Player

Teclast's C430T can support video codecs H.264, DivX, XviD, MKV, VOB, MP4, WMV, AVI and FLV. It displays 720p video on its 4.3" touchscreen with an 800x480 resolution. The portable media player has 8GB internal storage, a USB OTG port and a TV-out port to show your fave movie on a larger screen.

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Play Tunes Via Scosche Cassette Adapter

First you have to admit that your main vehicle is ancient. Then you can commit to the Scosche Cassette Adapter. Play your iPod, MP3 player, or other audio players through your car's cassette deck and charge it at the same time. The adapter plugs right into your 3.5mm headphone jack.

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