P5260i is a professional video projector from Acer that sports a built-in WIFI connectivity, allowing users to present their document or report wirelessly. Very handy since we don’t have to carry our laptop to the meeting room if we have this kind of projector. Features include a resolution of 1024×768, a brightness of 2700 lumens, a contrast ratio of 2,000:1, and a host of inputs, including VGA, DVI, and HDMI.

Acer P5260i Video Projector supports 1080i/720p video projection and HD streaming of MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, WMV9, AVI, DivX, XviD, ASF, and VOB (without encryption).

Being a full-time blogger, I can work and update my blogs anytime anywhere. If I get bored working at home, I usually go to cafe with wireless access and work there using my laptop. However, sometimes I got disappointed because after I sit down, ordered the menu, opened my notebook, and turn it on, I found out that their WiFi connection is down. If only I have this “WiFI Detector Watch”, I don’t have to waste my time on a cafe with broken or bad WiFI connectivity. All I have to do is press the button on this wristwatch and it will show the strenght of the available WiFI signal, as a number between 0 (lowest) to 8 (strongest). Of course, apart of that geeky hi-tech functionality, this watch is also a fully-functional common watch, styled with steel case and rubber strap band.

Priced at $29.99, WiFI Detector Watch also features a daily and single alarm, countdown timer, EL backlight, world time zone mode, and calendar.

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Here’s a sneak peek of iRiver’s upcoming digital audio player, the W10. As usual, you can expect a high-quality portable player device from iRiver’s brand. So does this one. It comes with touchscreen display, VoIP support, WiFI connectivity, and even PDA capabilities. Common DAP features such as music and video playback can be found as well. Stay tune for more detail about this slim baby.

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Nikon has just updated its digicam product portfolio with the new WiFI-ready CoolPix S50C digital camera. Available in silver color, the camera sports a 7 megapixel sensor, optical image stabilization, 3x optical zoom lens, up to ISO 1600, 3-inch colors LCD display, face tracking, AV slideshows, an da periscope-styled lens like those premiered in Minolta Dimage cams. Thanks to its built-in wireless connectivity, users will be able to directly email their snapped photos to the provided 2GB server space on the web for free. Regarding battery, unfortunately, it only provides juice for up to 130 shots per charge.

If you love black better than silver, you’d better get CoolPix S50 Digital Camera instead. The specs are almost identical, except the lack of WiFI on S50 model.

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Well, this probably could be the solution for parents who have children on their household. By letting the kids wear this C.A.T.S.eye Trackable Clothing onto the kids apparel, their location can be easily tracked, thus reducing the risk of being lost or even kidnapped. This smart Trackable Clothing works by sending GPS signal wirelessly through any available WiFI hotspot. Parents can then monitor the position from the internet. Furthermore, the clocthes can also sense movement and non-movement and emit LED light (either flashing or permanent) .

The manufacturer is going to implement this incredible technology onto a safety jackets, wet-weather jackets, satchels, and backpacks. Military uniform and life jackets will have their turn next. The tracking device itself will be waterproof and can stand against repeated washing.

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One of the problem usually gives a headache for home theater-enthusiasts is that they might end up with many remote control for their electronic devices — TV, speaker, DVD player, etc. Thanks to Compass, now there’s one remote to rule them all, the Smart Remote. It comes with built-in WiFI connectivity support, allowing you to control all of your WiFi-enable equipment with just one controller. The cool thing, it can also receive automatic updates through your home wireless network, as well as display RSS feeds on its mini screen. If that’s not enough to make you drool, what about the ability to view the latest info on sports, weather, and news from click365, along with browse pesonalized TV program guide.

No words on pricing and availability yet.

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Say goodbye to the boring dictionary! After the cool pocket e-dictionary with satellite TV capability, now there’s one with integrated WiFI module, thus offering wireless internet access. Called ‘Nurian Z1′, the digital dictionary can also used real-time streaming audio/video education contents from the internet, apart from the already pre-loaded contents. Users can learn and find the meaning of certain words on its 5-inch LCD display with touch screen user interface. As for the OS, it uses Windows CE 5.0 Professional.

Hannuri Biz, the manufacturer, plans to release Nurian Z1 Digital Dictionary starting from February next year in the Korea market.

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D-Link has begun shipping its new WiFI router and adapter products, the Xtreme N Gigabit Router (DIR-655), Xtreme N Desktop Adapter (DWA-552), Xtreme N Notebook Adapter (DWA-652). Those 802.11n wireless devices promise an exceelent QoS, good video streaming support, clear VOIP calling, high speed network gaming, a 3×3 antenna configuration with optional 3×3 external antenna for optimum placement or installation, Quick Adapter Setup Wizard for easy installation, support for Wireless Multimedia and Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) Dynamic Domain Name Service (DDNS) for easy remote access and compatibility with 802.11g and 802.11b standards. Regarding security, it supports WEP, WPA and WPA2 encryption and even Dual Active Firewall protection (SPI, NAT) for enhanced wireless security.

All of these wireless router and adapter will be soon available at D-Link outlets. The price tag will be around $200 for the DIR-655 router, $120 for the DWA-652 notebook adapter, $142 for the DWA-552 desktop adapter, and $150 for the RangeBooster N USB Adapter.

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Get ready, boys! Be sure to save your money or put this on your Chrimast wishlist. It’s NetTansor (english: Net Tounge Sir), a remote-controlled robot from Bandai. This cool thing is using WiFI connection, which means, you can move it around freely without the hassle of connected cable. At just 980 grams weight, the robot is equipped with three Sensor Monitor to avoid bumping into walls, chairs, etc. You can also communicate with the robot via email but we’re not really sure about the detail. As for the battery, it can provide up to 2.5 hours of play time.

That’s it? Of course not! We’re sure you need more reason to spend 50,000 Yen on this robot. So let’s get to the best part… this robot has a built-in webcam which makes it possible for you to watch anything in front of the robot! We’ll stop here and leave you imagine all of the FUN things you can do with that ultra-cool feature.

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NEC presents its new WiFI Router, the Aterm WR8200N. It supports IEEE802.11n v1.0 protocol with 130Mbps speed rate. Of course, to take advantage of this WiFI Router, your PC or laptop must be equipped with Wireless receiver, such as Aterm WL130NC, also from NEC.

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