This USB Card Shaver is the thinnest of its ilk that we’ve seen and, with a diameter of only 10mm, is perfect for the man-on-the-go trying to hide that he uses an USB shaver in the first place. The product page explains that its great for business, traveling and as a holiday present for your loved ones. One charge will last you 12 hours of shaving. If you didn’t bring your computer, just use the included USB to AC Adapter. Yours for roughly $32.

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USB Card Shaver Disguises Your USB Shaving Shame [USB Shaver]

Looks like it’s official! Microsoft has confirmed that it’s newest Xbox 360 Arcades come with 256MB of internal storage, making it NXE-compliant without you having to buy an extra memory card. A Microsoft spokesperson told Xbox360 Fanboy that they constantly update the console’s 1700 plus internal components and that the Xbox 360 Arcade was moving to internal memory. New buyers (of which there were many) can download content and save games right out of the box. Old users..

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New Xbox 360 Arcades Sport 256MB Internal Storage [Rumor Confirmed]

Imagine one-upping Adam Frucci by posing with a 180-inch screen… only it’s 3D! NewSight could give you a chance with their new gargantuan 3D video wall. Sadly, it uses LEDs for pixels, making the resolution all Monet-like. Unlike Panasonic’s behemoth, Newsight’s 3D Wall would never enter some trajillionaire’s AV room. However, you will probably see it in Times Square one day, especially given its ability to combine with three other displays to make a 360-inch monster

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180-Inch 3D LED Wall is First Step To Scaring Time Travelers From 1985 [LED Wall]

David Recordon / O’Reilly Radar : Getting OpenID Into the Browser   —  Google Chrome did a smart thing: Less.  They unified the search box and address bar, since that’s what people do anyway.  That gives us back precious pixels for the only thing that’s as important to an average web user as where they’re going: Who they are.

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Getting OpenID Into the Browser (David Recordon/O’Reilly Radar)

If you didn’t watch Jon Stewart yesterday, check out his hilarious take on Black Friday, recession, and people’s stupidity fighting for silly things. His purchases: a wobble-headed C-3PO doll and, get ready, the Lego Millennium Falcon* . * Don’t you dare ask about that again.

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Jon Stewart Trashes Black Friday, Succumbs to Lego Millennium Falcon [LEGO]

The last Iomega eGo drives we saw were notably sleek , but the company’s going back to a more bruiser image with the newest in the series — the Encrypt and BlackBelt once again feature that rubber PowerGrip that cushions the case against impact. As you might expect, the $150 Encrypt features hardware-based 128-bit AES encryption that pops up when the drive is connected to a Windows PC to protect your 320GB of precious memories, while the $120 BlackBelt drops the fancy-pants crypto and just murders out 250GB of storage with a double-black finish and little rubber spikeys. That ought to scare the bad guys away, right? Available now, with the usual assortment of backup utilities you’ll just delete anyway. [Via Electronista ] Read – BlackBelt Read – Encrypt Filed under: Storage Iomega kicks out two more eGo portable hard drives originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:39:00 EST.

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Iomega kicks out two more eGo portable hard drives

Jim Jannard has announced a price reduction on their Scarlet and EPIC cameras, their latest modular systems for still and motion photography . Plus, now there are multiple trade-in upgrade paths: 1. Keep your RED ONE and shoot great images. Get continual free firmware upgrades. 2.

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Red Reduces Prices, Announces Trade-In Program [Digital Cameras]

Now that the New Xbox Experience has been mostly-successfully pushed out, with its avatars, new interface, and updated marketplace , Arcade owners with less than 128MB of storage have been left out in the cold — and the big M’s “solution” of free memory cards wasn’t exactly ideal.

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New Xbox Arcade units to pack 256MB internal storage

Why buy another bookshelf, when your current one can just expand into a simple yet functional V-shaped furnishing. Continue reading to see more.

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Feature: Innovative Bookshelf Expands to Increase Storage Capacity

BKIS, a Vietnamese security center, recently demonstrated that face-recognition security programs found in Toshiba, Asus and Lenovo laptops can be bypassed with a special photo. To enroll in the face recognition software, the built-in webcam on the laptop scans the face for prime areas, such as the eyes or more conspicuous facial features. The special photo, which does not have to be of high quality, is processed so that the key areas are enhanced and the contrast levels are adjusted to the expectations of the software. Dong Ngo of CNET recently underwent a Skype demonstration with a BKIS technician. The technican then captured a photo of Ngo’s face, and produced a special “unflattering” photo five minutes later using a special algorithm

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Enhanced Photos Can Bypass Any Face-Recognition Software [Face]