The Solar Robot Kit is LEGO Mindstorms for the next generation: instead of relying on carbon belching non-renewable energy, it’s a robot kit powered entirely by the sun!
May, 2009
Hoping the new iPhone would sport an OLED screen, like the new Sony X Series Walkman and Zune HD? Don’t be so sure: a wholesaler has just posted for sale what it says are the parts for the new iPhone, and the screen is still very much LCD.
We bumped into the Sonix7 PMP range earlier this month, with their stonking battery life and Made In Britain label, but now we’ve got one of our own to test out, the Sonix7 Media Box. Can it take on the American iPods and Japanese Walkmans of the world? See for yourself right here!
The Palm Pre has some ‘previously unseen’ features that Palm will demonstrate at this week’s “D: All Things Digital” (D7) conference in California.
The Asus Lamborghini VX5, the world’s first laptop with a 1TB solid state drive, will hit European showrooms by the end of next month! Read on for what to expect from this moto machine.
The Polaroid Two (previously known as the Polaroid PoGo Camera and first sighted in January) has fallen into our hands. Five megapixel camera you say? Bit tubby around the edges. What’s all the fuss about? Well, dear gadgeteer, this is the first digital camera to print snaps from the palm of your hands. Just like, well, a Polaroid camera. Read on for our first impressions.
Metal Gear Solid 5 is on the way, if images that have surfaced on the official Kojima Productions “Next” teaser website and alongside an interview with Hideo Kojima in Japanese magazine Famitsu are to be believed.
Nintendo has ruled out any plans to produce a mobile phone. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata suggested that a Nintendo phone might be a possibility if a way could be found around the need for a monthly subscription. Not so, says Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime.