I’m not so sure what this wabbit is. It’s from Nabaztag family, dubbed the “Karotz”. The WiFi rabbit runs on Linux, with a 400MHz ARM CPU, 64MB of RAM and 256MB of storage, so it should have plenty of headroom for that vibrant hacker community that sprung up around the first two Nabaztags. Karotz can also run off batteries or be plugged in via USB, and has the same RFID reader functionality of the Nabaztag/tag. The biggest new feature is a webcam, which will purportedly have face recognition (to be paired with Nabaztag’s existing voice recognition), along with allowing you to check up on your home from a smartphone app. Read more…

In love with touchscreen phones and slates? Think again. Perhaps it’s a good idea to stick to your QWERTY smartphone for the moment. A Stanford University study found that if you put a virus on a touchscreen surface, about 30-percent of it will probably make its way to your fingertips. That’s where the journey starts. Read more…

Finally, here’s the cinematic introduction to the Cataclysm expansion pack, due Dec. 7, and it features one very very angry Dragon. Time flies isn’t it, considering that this expansion was announced in September last year.

Back in August Chilean officials confirmed that the 33 trapped miners had been given PSPs to help pass the time until they could be rescued. Now it seems they’re still getting free gadgetry after their rescue. Funny that everyone’s trying to grab this as a great marketing chance. Read more…

This is your Wiimote, and yes it’s also an actual Tabletennis paddle, or we call it, Ping Pong pad. Made by Shinobii Technologies, this TT Champion Bat is said to be a tree 1:1 replica of an actual table tennis paddle in both size and weight. Yes, the weight includes the electronics required to interact with the Wii console too. So, this is pretty much your Wiimote.

There’s also a rechargeable battery within to keep things humming along, and best of all, it’ll soon be available online and at traditional video game retailers throughout the EU and North America for $69.99. Makes me very curious how it feels to play Ping Pong like that?

SOURCE via Shinobii

The BlackBerry App World hasn’t been very successful if you compare it with the other fruit company’s version, and the robot’s version. What’s more, there’s also the new 7’s version too. Things aren’t looking pretty good for the BlackBerry, but RIM isn’t giving up just yet. They’ve promised some new measures to woo new developers, while making the lives of current ones somewhat easier. Read more…

Razer’s celebrating a leet number in their Facebook fans numbers with a simple contest giveaway. In celebration of Razer’s 133,337 fans on their Facebook fan page, they’re giving away Razer goodies for one lucky fella.

Until the 25th October 2010, one lucky fan will get to score the ultimate gaming suite powered by Razer – worth over US$500 – shipped right to your doorstep that will consist of Razer‘s suite of award winning gaming peripherals – A choice of your Professional Gaming Mouse, your ideal Professional Gaming Surface and Gaming Keyboard (just tell us which one you would like to have – it‘s yours), the Razer Megalodon 7.1 Gaming Audio Headset, Razer Armadillo2 Mouse Cable Management System, a Razer Attitude Tee, Razer Messenger Bag, Razer Gear Rack and a Razer l33t Pack. That’s a full suite of Razer gear boys and girls! But that’s not all.There are also 1,337 prizes to giveaway just for people who take part in it. Read more…

Delay delaydelay. We had enough! This latest trailer is short on the release date number! Well, we’ll have to settle for this Alfa 8C I guess.

CyberPower is entering the territorial of Shuttle, but they’re not playing your typical HTPC miniature stuff with aim for HD video playback and silent operation. No, CyberPower is announcing four minuscule monsters relying on mITX and mATX motherboards, and they’re stuffing super high-end stuff into this little baby dragon, and they’re calling it a LAN Party EVO series. Read more…