Nah, it’s no 1080p , but if 720p will do ya, Sharp ’s got a new one you should consider. The PG-F255W DLP beamer packs a WXGA resolution (1,280 x 800), BrilliantColor technology, 2,500 ANSI lumens, a 2,200:1 contrast ratio, DVI / VGA inputs, integrated speakers, RS-232C / USB sockets, Ethernet and a variable audio line-out. The PJ is geared for more commercial applications (think education, churches, board rooms, etc.), but we don’t see any reason why it won’t handle your home cinema needs just fine.

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Sharp introduces PG-F255W 720p DLP projector for under $1,000

Oh, snap! Out of seemingly nowhere, Google has revealed the Android Dev Phone 1, a SIM- and hardware-unlocked G1 designed to be sold exclusively to hard working developers . The handset ships with a system image that’s fully compatible with Android 1.0, and obviously, it complies with any SIM card and can “flash custom Android builds that will work with the unlocked bootloader.” In other words, the mobile should seriously appeal to devs who live far, far away from areas blanketed with T-Mobile coverage. In order to get one, you must first register as an Android developer on the Android Market site (which involves a one-time $25 setup fee ); once you’re in, you simply surf over and nail the “Purchase” link. For $399 (including free shipping in the US of A), this swanky G1 — custom back and all — can be yours, and it’s scheduled to ship in 18 international markets soon.

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SIM / hardware-unlocked Android Dev Phone 1 surfaces for $399

Remember the Logitech G9 ? The totally boss, customizable gaming mouse with awesome mod possibilities like adjustable weight and LED inserts

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Logitech G9 Laser Mouse ID Grip takes customization to a new, annoying level

We have seen the future of water fountains, and they’ll be able to display text, images, and more. Continue reading for a video.

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Feature: Amazing Water Fountain Displays Text, Images

The Gadget: The Uncle Milton Pet’s Eye View cam is a low-res interval-timed camera designed to clip to the collar of a dog or cat, under the assumption your pet’s life has some vaguely interesting non-eating/sleeping/pooing component. The Price : $40 The Verdict : It’s only as good as your pet’s social life, but I actually recommend it for outdoor critters and social city beasts. As a fan of National Geographic’s Crittercam , I was excited when Uncle Milton sent over the pet’s eye view camera. NG of course attached their cameras to penguins, whales and lions; attaching this product to our domestic lion, Wade Bob Rothman, wouldn’t be the same thing for many reasons: • It’s a still cam—no video—so the footage is limited. • Though it seems to have pretty high ISO, the camera’s no good when there’s no light

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Uncle Milton Pet’s Eye View Camera Lightning Review [Lightning Review]

At $65,000 on eBay , you could pick up this Porsche Boxster to Carrera GT conversion. According to the seller, “the dimensions are same as the genuine GT, however the chop top just give it a bit more of a stunning presence.” Auction page . Click here for first picture in gallery. As you can tell from the many pictures this is a beautiful paint job , Base/Clear sanded and buffed. The drive train is totally stock porsche boxster, all lights, engine codes, wiring is stock which means this car is very reliable

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eBay Watch: Chop Top Porsche Boxster Converted to Carrera GT

This NES commercial from the 80’s just might be the creepiest one we’ve ever seen. Let’s just say that it’s a cross between a horror flick and/or a bad game ending.

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Creepiest NES Commercial Ever

What better way to advertise your company or service than on something that just about everybody will use. To start, we have a creative ad by Emirates Today, showing that a good newspaper doesn’t have to be large in size — though the bench doesn’t look very comfortable

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How would you improve the XPERIA X1 ? If you answered, “remove the keyboard and add a mangled iPhone UI,” then the iFone x1 will be right right up your alley. Of course, this ain’t the first phony X1 we’ve seen, but it might be our fave. What can we say about this one

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Keepin’ it real fake, part CLXX: the highly confused (and confusing) iFone x1

Dedicated graphics cards from ATI and Nvidia used to be critical just for gamers and pros, but now they do a lot more than make splattered guts look good. Like make video transcoding really fast . PC Perspective compared GPU-powered video transcoding programs from ATI and Nvidia—Avivo and Badaboom, respectively, which work exclusively with their own graphics cards. The Nvidia Badaboom transcoder wins on interface, looks and ease of use, though you need an Nvidia card that supports CUDA, limiting it to relatively recent GPUs.

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Nvidia Badaboom and ATI Avivo GPU Video Transcoders Battle to the Death [Video]