Le bourdonnement a créé l'enregistreur H2 tenu dans la main qui a logé le mics quatre interne pour la qualité particulièrement grande d'enregistrement.

Bourdonnement H2 emploie une configuration duelle de X/Y pour l'image stéréo supérieure. Ce qui fait ce produit si unique sont le mics deux avant qui peut enregistrer une voûte 90° dans l'avant et un 120° à l'arrière. Améliorez encore, panoramique 3D intégré la fonction te donne le contrôle complet de l'avant, arrière, équilibre gauche et droit.

Ce type d'enregistreur est idéal pour des sessions de confiture avec la bande, les discussions de groupe et les conférences.

Le H2 te donne la polyvalence étonnante avec sa grande variété de formats d'enregistrement. Choisissez le format linéaire du PCM 24bit/96kHz (dossiers de WAV) pour la qualité audio la plus élevée qui surpasse des CD. Ou enregistrez dans le format MP3 dans un presque n'importe quel débit binaire quand les longues possibilités d'enregistrement et les plus petits volumes de fichier sont vos buts. Même 4 creusez des rigoles, les enregistrements 360° peut être fait dans le format 24bit/48kHz.

En outre, le H2 emploie une fonction de enregistrement automatisée qui arrête l'enregistreur si le silence est détecté. Ceci augmente la vie de batterie et réduit le temps d'enregistrement.

Les appuis du bourdonnement H2 annoncent le format de vague (BWF) qui est la norme utilisée pour annoncer pendant l'heure et l'information de tampon-date avec des points ou des marqueurs de sélection pour commencer et s'arrêter.

Et si ce n'est pas assez, le H2 se relie par l'intermédiaire de l'USB par lequel l'enregistreur numérique se transforme en parfait Microphone podcasting d'USB.

Évalué à $199.

Ainsi USB Ecostrip est un genre de comme bande futée de puissance pour des périphériques et des instruments de bureau. Le protecteur de montée subite a été conçu pour réduire la perte d'énergie. C'est comment cela fonctionne :

The USB Ecostrip plugs into the wall and the PC is plugged into the socket marked by the red arrow on the diagram. From there all other devices on the power strip are powered via the USB port connected from the surge protector to the PC.

This way, when the PC is shut down all other devices are also shut down, such as your printer, scanner, modem and speakers.

“We set out to design a product that reduces energy waste, yet, allows distributors and retailers to profit from the new emphasis on this type of product,” said Bjarne Waedeled, President of Centritech Limited, Hong Kong, designer and producer of the Ecostrip. “And, because it functions like any other power strip, there is no education of the consumer required.”

The USB Ecostrip has been around since 2005 but has yet to make it into the US market. However, that’s all going to change fairly soon.

USB Ecostrip Press Release

Brando is distributing the new iMONO 39 in 1 card reader. Talk about tight, Brando packed a lot of connectivity into one small USB dongle. Makes you wanna buy some more flash.

Albeit a more common trend these days, the iMONO does support the newer SDHC format which is not backward compatible. In addition you have microSD, T-Flash and Sim support.

The 39-in-1 card reader is Vista Readyboost compliant despite the fact it doesn’t do much.

Thanks Brando

The Mac can easily and quickly become a DVR with the right software and hardware. This Mac only tip comes just in time for this season’s prime time TV.

Using a Mac, other than the one pictured, with a USB TV Tuner (like EyeTV Tuner) along with some DVD Burning software (Toast) you can watch, record and burn every season premier your wife demands while you’re watching real TV (Football and Baseball).

For all the details jump to Macworld. Thanks LifeHacker.

Gateway has a slim lined, all in one chassis, wall mountable PC they are calling the “One.” The appearance is very close to the Apple products and sports some peripheral access on the side like DVD-R, Audio Jacks, Firewire and 3 USB ports.

Although the wall mounting kit is extra this is One sweet looking rig for home or retail. The Gateway One comes in several configurations: It features Intel’s Core 2 Duo processor ranging from 1.5Ghz T5250 up to 2.0Ghz T7250. As for GPU it uses ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 chip. Like iMac, the One comes equipped with 1.3-megapixel webcam. As far as pricing goes, it will start at $1300 upwards.

Gateway is set to release availability dates early next month.

If you like the idea of a wall mounted PC, then you might like our PC in electrical outlet article.

Source: SlashGear

Creative released their stone like MuVo T100 MP3 player earlier this week in Singapore. It’s a screen less MP3 player that looks and feels like a flash drive. The nav is identical to the Creative Zen Stone, but the MuVo T100 now includes a USB port!

The MuVo handles your standard MP3 and WMA audio file formats and some select Audible audio book formats as well. Expect about 10 hours of play time from your 2 or 4 GB versions which cost between 60/100 + shipping [from Singapore]. No disclosed information From Creative on when the MuVo will hit the US market, but it’ll sure be in time for the Christmas gadget buying rush.

Source: Anything But iPod

The UPEK Eikon Digital Privacy Manager now supports Mac. But those PC guys didn’t make it that easy - you still need to download the Windows version than download the Mac version for a working “preview” version.

The Eikon USB finger scanners allows log-in during power-up, after awaking from sleep and can be further configured at the admin level settings. The UPEK offers all this from the swipe of a finger.

The PC version of the Eikon Digital Privacy Manager started shipping earlier this year for $39.99 with the current Mac version available as beta with full suite to follow.

Is that a PC in the background… Interested?