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i-mate Announces Four New Wireless Hand-Held Range.

i-mate has recently announced the release in Australia next month of a new range of wireless hand held devices that add both sophistication and functionality to the standard mobile phone. The new phone devices are aimed at the consumer market for users in need of a varying range of wireless services from gaming to email.

Each new i-mate is powered by Microsoft Windows Mobile software. Striking in design the range is stylish and compact and were designed to be easily incorporated in to everyday lives. The range includes the i-mate SP3, the PDA2k, the SP3i and the JAM. Read More

Fingerprint Recognition Wireless Phone

Pantech, a leading Korean mobile phone producer, has launched the world's first "fingerprint-recognition" phone. The Pantech GI100 is designed for user-friendly security and convenience and offers a level of security beyond normal passwords, with the fingerprint used for lock-in keys, memory dials, and games. Read More

Matsushita Electric releases A4-sized Wireless LCD Projector

Portable projection technology is advancing rapidly as evidenced by the release this week (April 20) of the Sirius Jr. TH-LB10NT from Matsushita Electric. The device is a compact, A4-sized portable LCD data projector and supports up to four simultaneous IEEE802.11b wireless PC connections to enable users to display one or more PC images on a single screen, making it an ideal projector for team-building and encouraging and facilitating collaboration. Read More

Wireless, handheld Baby Monitor with video

Thursday November 27, 2003 Almost any parent will testify to the value of audio baby monitoring devices in providing added peace of mind and an extra degree of freedom that can make a huge difference when it comes to getting things done around the house. If being able to hear baby in another room is an advantage, adding visual contact to the equation is the logical next step - and now technology is delivering. The Swann Guardian Angel Handheld Baby Monitor enables you to both see and hear your baby via an LCD colour screen on the palm-sized receiver at a distance of up to 300 feet.

The Swann Guardian Angel Handheld Baby Monitor costs AUD$349 and runs on rechargeable batteries. Read More

TransCube Wireless Home Media Station

Friday October 17, 2003: This all-in-one home network hub that incorporates a HDD recorder, a wireless TV tuner, a movie server and a wireless broadband router, emerged from Toshiba's new line-up at ITU Telecom World 2003 in Switzerland this week. Read More

Wireless plans for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance

Motorola and Nintendo have announced a joint venture that will enable wireless, multi-player, portable gaming for up to five people over a radio frequency (RF) link. Motorola's high-speed, low-power 2.4GHz radio frequency chipset will be used in an adaptor accessory for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance... Read More

Updated AIBO features built-in wireless connectivity

Saturday September 13, 2003: Sony have updated the AIBO Companion Robot with a new design that incorporates a richer LED "face" display, eyesight three times sharper than previous models, built-in Wireless LAN connectivity and for the first time, you can give the robot dog a bone - the "AIBOne" to be exact, a pink toy that the new ERS-7 AIBO can pick up in its mouth. Read More

Philips release smart display for the wireless home

Saturday July 12, 2003: Philips DesXcape 150DM Smart Display is designed to bring easy access to the Internet, computing applications and entertainment in every room of a wireless networked home. The light-weight LCD screen can operate as a remote access point to a wireless network or a full-featured LCD monitor when housed in its base station. Read More

Personal Wireless Weather Station

Useful in countless situations, this wireless weather station provides remote access to key weather indicators at any time via the internet... Read More

Cross-Platform Wireless Recharging

It's the modern day equivalent of a ball of string - the hopelessly tangled and mismatched collection of recharging cords that accumulates in the bottom drawer - Slashpower's solution is to banish cords and recharge wirelessly Read More

Weird wireless: the Sputmik Microphone Concept

A wireless microphone encased in a satellite shaped nerf-ball. That's the solution to audience participation problems at public events developed by Design Continuum and M.I.T - the Sputmik. Read More

Thomson wireless telephone and web extension system

Short of a phone line? This wireless telephone and web extension system from Thomson converts any mains outlet into a phone socket or modem jack. Read More

POGO hits the Australian market with lightning wireless transfer speed

Pogo is set to deliver what consumers want most from a hand-held device - full web access at a speed equal to that of a desktop with a dial-up connection. Read More

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