Tonium's pocket DJ tool, Pacemaker, has had its third generation announced for 2010.
Details are sketchy but Tonium's creative director Martin Renck announced number three as well as announcing at least two more software and firmware upgrades for existing Pacemaker owners this year.
The Pacemaker allows users to pack its internal hard drive with music and then mix it on the move using the built-in DJ mixing tools such as a pitchshifter, loops and a crossfader.
Plans for the far future could include integrating motion sensing but this more than likely won't be with the 2010 model.
[Via Stuff]
Isn't that just sexy! The factory sent us over the complete finished Nationite NaNite N1 sample to confirm, we have to say they did a good job, the black color version looks quite sexy, although the back design could have been printed somewhat different or we could have designed it a little different, its still quite nice.
Many more pictures after the break
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Teclast has announced their C500HD, what we are calling the wonder bread of media players, not only will it carry a high res 800x480, 5.0" screen, it will also be able to play H.264 videos, as well as support 720p for AVI and RMVB formats. Now this is not the first player that we have come across to announce HDMI output, Ainol announced one of their new upcoming players to also have this player and as is the nature of the China media player companies, most likely the C500HD will be based on the same SoChip media processor found on the new Ainol players.
If we stand correct that this will use the same chip as the Ainol V6000HDS and Cube H100, then we can probably expect very good TV out quality and with the HDMI output we can expect it to be even better. However this new media chipset
The latest Google Android adopter is the bizarrely named Spanish company, GeeksPhone who have announced Spain's first Android-based model, 'The One'.
The One' has a 625MHz PX310 processor, quadband EDGE, HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 3.2 megapixel camera, AGPS and microSD support.
[Via mobilewhack.com]
From China comes the Flagship p660, an updated HTC P3470 clone than newly incorporates a fake iPhone user interface.
This phone is a Huawei K3-based device that runs Windows Mobile 6.1, has a 460MHz processor, a 2.8-inch QVGA 320x240 touchscreen, WiFi and EDGE support. They are listed at 1199 RMB (about US$176).
[Via clonedinchina]
A Zune “software engineer” has let slip the 16GB Zune HD will be released this September and will cost between $249 and $280.
Another noteworthy piece of information is there are plans for not only 16GB and 32GB models but also a 64GB model as well.
The whole interview can be read on Neowin.
[Via Gizmodo]
The impressively spec'd 12-megapixel Samsung Pixon12 has had its first price announcement, EUR639 (approx US$900) in Spain.
The Pixon12 is scheduled for release at the end of July so if you put off eating 'til then you might be able to bag yourself one.
The phone has the aforementioned 12-megapixel camera, a 3.1-inch AMOLED screen, GPS, Wi-Fi and HSDPA 7.2Mbps support.
[Via Phonearena]
Pocketables have got themselves a Mintpad and in their review praise it for it's great build quality, responsive touchscreen, good display, better than expected camera, strong “vector-based memo engine”, colorful UI, good web browsing, Windows CE support and great sound quality.
See the full review for the complete lowdown.
The Mintpass Mintpad is a Korean PMP with a 2.8-inch screen, 4GB onboard memory and support for APE, FLAC, MP3, OGG, WAV and WMA audio and DIVX, MPEG-4, WMV and XVID video.
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The classic design of Newman's latest PMP looks familiar but I just can't put my finger on it...
Anyway, set to make waves in China, the 2GB Nunu X05 has a 1.5-inch colour screen and supports AMV playback, promising “vivid natural color, smooth and clear picture quality,” as well as MP4 playback for audio.
Player dimensions are 78.8mm x 39.7mm x 7.4mm and it also has a voice recorder, text reader and image browser.
[Via Zol]
Summer's here so it's time to crack out the old sunnies. If you're going to leave the silver wrap-arounds in the closet this year you can instead go for Oakley's T-Pain Split Thump MP3 Sunglasses. Handily the speakers detach to make them look semi-normal and the lenses are built with glare reduction and 100% UV protection.
They're not much of a departure from their last model but carry the name and two tracks from US rapper T-Pain. These can of course be deleted and replaced with 1GB of your own music. They are 'available soon' and will cost US$329.
Incidentally one loaded track, “Freeze”, features Chris Brown. Will he be sporting a pair while litter-collecting for community service this summer? Keep an eye on the gossip sites to find out.
[Via Chipchick & Oakley]
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