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Clearly, someone at Deanmark really enjoys Minority Report , or else they would have never come up with this glove interface that Tom Cruise was using in the opening sequence. The sensors are on the thumb, index finger, and middle finger, for crying out loud! Steven Spielberg might sue. This AirMouse (not to be confused with the one that Logitech makes) is completely wireless, uses and optical laser, and can run for a week on a single charge. It is also very accurate, as it can align with the ligaments of a user’s hand and wrist. Deanmark, a Canadian company, is planning to release the mouse this year for about $129. Too bad it doesn’t come with…

Why is Lance Armstrong panting so heavily in this picture? Because he just “can’t wait to get the new iSlate”. Actually, I don’t know why he’s got his tongue out in this pic, I just used the image from babble.com. However, that part about him panting after an iSlate is true, honest.

Aiptek has accomplished what other e-book readers really need to do, make a reader with color. This Story Book reader is targeted for children, apparently. It has 20 built-in illustrated audio stores, an 8-inch 800 x 600 TFT LCD display, a 512MB internal memory, as well as a microSD card slot and USB

According to the Source from this story, it would appear that Dell is planning on launching a tablet device, and it will run on Android. There is no word on when it will be out, but it should be announced at CES 2010 this year if this rumor is true. So, it looks

Nowadays most if not all portable devices feature the ability to be charged by USB power, if they don’t out of the box you will most likely be able to find an adapter with some searching. However, despite this change in charging there has yet to be a commerically available power outlet that allows USB

In case you didn’t pre-order your nook reader from Barnes & Noble then it looks like you won’t get it this Christmas. The device will be available for new pre-orders only on January 15 which is even later than initially expected. We were waiting for Barnes & Noble to make the nook available again just

Sony has recently upped the digital recorder game with three new models that include the UX200, UX300, and UX300F. Each of these have playback that can be done at 21 different speed steps, 15 hours worth of continuous recording, and record in MP3 format. The UX200 has 2GB of flash memory, the UX300 and

SAFA announced the Magic Study PMP earlier this year, and the device was launched a few weeks ago with the price starting at $280 for a 8GB version, and $319 in case you want a bigger 16GB model. The SAFA Magic Study is suppose to work as an eDictionary and help the young students learn Korean.

I have been happily enjoying a sweet pair of speakers sent to me by the crew out at V7 for the last couple days now, and I’ll tell you this much, these are flatly awesome. The V7 A320Ps are computer speakers designed to easily hook to your laptop or desktop by plugging directly into your computer’s

Remember the Qualcomm color e-book reader that we discussed a few days ago? Well, some new developments have come up that shows a detachable game controller accessory. I can totally see an era when all e-readers will be video game devices. Can you imagine it? Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity with this