{Gizmodo}Lisse MyRace H10 HD WXGA Now in 5-inch Screen

Lisse quietly updated its MyRace line this week with a conventional 5-in. 720p PMP called the Lisse H10. Let's take a look:
The tiny player sports a 1280x720 TFT LCD screen with a resolution that's comparable to some 13-inch netbooks, notes PMP Today. There's also an HDMI out, FM radio transmitter and voice recording.
The video format support list goes thusly: RM.RMVB, AVI (Xvid, DivX), WMV, ASF, DAT, MPG, MP4, VOB, SMI. Audio? Try MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, OGG, FLAC, APE. As you can probably tell from all the translating going on in the source links, this is probably going to be an import for you, for now.

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[Gizmodo]Hyperspace Dreams

Things one should not say while engaged in romantic duties in a Millennium Falcon bed:
"She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself."
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Manage your Flickr Photos with Bulkr

Bulkr is a new desktop application for downloading photos from Flickr in bulk. With this app you can download Flickr pictures in bulk, it allows you to download up to 200 photos at a time from photostreams, favorites, explored photos, and Flickr search. You can download your photostream, all of your sets, your favorites or photos from other Flickr users and much more with a click of a button. Photos can be downloaded in 6 different sizes.

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This is some awesome Bulkr features

* Backup original size photos (including private) to your computer
* Download upto 200 photos in batches with a click of a button from:
o Your photostream (also search within your photostream)
o Your favorites
o Explored photos
o Flickr search
o Any user’s photostream
* Download your sets (select few or all of them)
* Download photos in 6 different sizes.
* Preview images before download
* Resume download if connection breaks during download
Download Bulkr App here

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Acer Aspire One 532 first N450 Pineview Excusive Detail

 I had mention about next generation Pinetrail based netbook solutions from Lenovo’s Ideapad FL5-B3 and Fujitsu’s Lifebook MH380 earlier in my other blog Techrine .
Now seems that Acer has followed their steps to come out with its first Pinetrail netbook under its Aspire One family based on downloadable driver source from its official website. Named as Aspire One AO532H-xx, it will be powered by Intel Atom Pineview N450 processor targeted for thermally efficient mobile computing.

The N450 will be clocking at maximum of 1.66GHz which is slightly faster than typical nettop specification that topped at 1.6GHz. And utilizing its upcoming GMA3150 integrated graphics chipset solution, it can easily scale up the display resolution up to 1280 x 720 pixels to be displayed on a 10.1-inch LCD panel with controllable LED backlight capability. Some other hardware specifications include a 1GB memory RAM, an option of either 160GB or 250GB hard disk drive, Ethernet, USB ports, a 0.3-megapixel camera module as well as VGA output for external display. Comparatively, Fujitsu Lifebook is better in terms of display resolution with FWXGA 1366 X 768 pixels besides a more advanced built in 802.11n WLAN module.

For now there is no any confirmed date available yet so we cant give you further information.

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iGadget News

iGadget will soon post only short-text so you can refer more news at Engadget

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Motorola's Opus One leaks out, whispers of 'iDEN' and 'Android' overheard

There's an excruciatingly small amount of detail to go on right now, but the Boy Genius has managed to snag a few tasty shots of what could be the world's first iDEN Android handset. The Opus One (as it's currently codenamed) certainly smacks of the myTouch 3G in terms of design, though the bottom-mounted ball is obviously replaced with what appears to be an intensely large home button. Hit the source link for a couple more images, and drop your wildest estimations of a specs list in comments below.

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HTC's 2010 roadmap goes on display?

Those among us with minds like steel traps might recall that HTC's 2009 was leaked with shocking accuracy way back in January of this year, which lends some credibility to this already-believable series of slides we have seemingly showing off most of the good stuff we can expect out of the company in the coming months. The stuff we're privy to here was allegedly presented at a meeting in Vienna back in October, with both Windows Mobile and Android designs broken up into four target demo categories: Design / Lifestyle, Social, Performance (we like the sound of that), and Productivity -- but don't take our word for it. Follow the break for everything you need to know about this very real-sounding downpour of specs and renders.

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AMD readying a demo of the Blu-ray 3D standard, might not wait for it to exist first

AMD and CyberLink, which recently integrated SENSIO 3D technology into its PowerDVD player, are already touting a 2010 CES demo promising to show off their implementation of "the forthcoming Blu-ray stereoscopic 3D standard." While the world continues to wait for an announcement on what the 3D Blu-ray standard will actually entail (backwards compatible 2D combo discs, and Full HD stereoscopic technology are definitely on the list) AMD is ready to leverage its position as a contributing member of the Blu-ray Disc Association and make sure that when discs hit the market -- likely around the time Avatar is released at home -- it has compatible software and hardware available. We've prepped and ready for the glasses-required trials that promise to be featured at many booths during next months Las Vegas experience, so a note to potential exhibitors: sports and videogames are the best bet for an impressive 3D showing, bring Space Harrier 3D for extra bonus points.

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