There are hunderds of iPod speakers and music systems out there, but this one is special.

Introducing the Porto from Audiopro. It’s got everything a portable iPod should have and no frills, that makes it easier to use, and less functions to keep in mind. Design wise, its got a retro look with a leather covered cabinet, sounds as good as many other systems and not to forget a built-in rechargeable battery. Read the rest of this entry »

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Behold the ultimate network music system, Logitech has ever developed. I’ve been looking for the successor of the Wireless DJ system, Logitech brought out a few years back and I’m sure this is one I want to take home. So let me tell you what the hype is all about! With the Logitech Squeeze box Duet displayed above, you can play songs stored on your computer, on your music system wirelessly and also tune into thousands of internet radio stations and play your favourite tunes on your music system, using your current home’s WiFi connection. This way you can stash all your tunes in your computer sitting in one room and play any tune on any music system in any room of your house via a user friendly remote with a 2.4 inch LCD screen. Keep reading to find out why Logitech’s Squeezebox is the next big thing! Read the rest of this entry »

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Hello there! Welcome to 2008. I’m sure you’re all excited about it and eager to know what’s in store this year. It’s been a slow start for me and I guess it’s the same for all fellow bloggers at G7. But we’re all back! The CES 2008 has opened its doors today and news on the latest concepts and technological advancement from consumer electronic manufacturers are pouring in. But this is just the beginning.  We’re going to have a lot more and hoping to see more bloggers join G7 and share their point of view. On behalf of all of us at G7, let me extend a fabulous New Year to all of you and do come back for updates as it happens! We’re also welcoming suggestions and as I mentioned before new bloggers to get in touch and start sharing your passion for gadgets right here on gadget7.comDo email the admin at admin@gadget7.com to get started, alternatively do sign up and post your comments! 

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Well I’m not sure if this is real deal, but sources at Gizmodo revealed these Nokia N96 spy shots a few days ago. Since the N96 is an upgraded version of the N95, we can expect most features to be present in this one too, including the 5 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss Optics. The next question is what’s new in the N96? Let’s hope they’ve taken care of all the flaws in the N95, including battery life and who knows a larger hard drive! What’s for sure is the all new black gloss finish with metal sides and from the pictures, it seems the N96’s bit slimmer than its predecessor. So watch this space… you’ll get more updates on the N96 when we get them. Do check out the other pics Read the rest of this entry »

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Hello everyone! Its been sometime since there’s been an update from my side. So here it goes. I recently stumbled on Sanyo newest projector and this is what I found. Sanyo has built  TWO-LAMP projectors, the LP-XF70 and widescreen version, the LPWF20. These projectors can emit upto 9000 lumens, the brightest in its class. They use the Active maintenance filter system to reduce cost and time in maintainence. I never knew a filter could do all that.

Anyway when you say 9000 lumens, that means it should take up a lot of power to do so, but thanks to new technologies from Sanyo, the electricity consumption on this model is 37% less compared to the existing model, which means 160% increase in light efficiency. The dimensions are 530mm ( width), 267.5mm (height) and weighs 27.6 kgs. Hmm, when I had the first look, I thought this projector is way beyond the normal size, which ofcourse some of the old industrial ones did. But I’m assuming the model in the above image is of a considerably smaller build. The Sanyo projectors are expected to go on sale in Japan from early January 2008.

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Seasons greetings fellow readers and gadget geeks. It’s been a long time since I put up an update and its all due to the work pressure before the upcoming holidays. Like me, most of you’d be looking out for gifts and not quite sure what to get. T3 has come to the rescue. They’ve got a Christmas guide for every category. Now this list made my life easier at least now I know what kind of gifts I could get for people with a passion, be it music, movies, books or even cooking..they’ve got a gift for everyone. So rush to T3’s guide and start shopping. I’ve already begun. Ho Ho Ho!

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It’s that time of the year, most gadgeteers would like to spoil themselves with a special gift,a list they’ve been making all year. I’ve got some on my wish list too. For those of you who haven’t made up their mind and want to know what the latest trend is, look no further- Energizer is here!

Yes Energizer’s latest survey shows what both men and women prefer to get this christmas and the list is right here. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sony’s intoduced an all new feature in the cybershot DSC - T200. Apart from the usual face detection that detects faces, the new DSC T-200 can detect smiles and takes a picture automatically. To start, just choose the Smile shutter from the scene selection, then press the shutter fully on the subject to be taken. The camera then detects the smiling faces and closes the shutter automatically saving the picture. This way you’ll never miss those smiles you wish you had captured. You can adjust the intensity of smiles of your subject by setting the smile sensitivity levels. A ” high” setting would detect a faint smile while a “low” setting would capture a laugh. You could manually choose your smiling subject by clicking the face on the touchscreen or let the camera do it for you. The smile shutter works with both horizontal and vertical formats and works with multiples subjects within a frame. Check the out the specs and images after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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