Get wireless music with the Squeezebox!

This Slim Device's network music player lives up to its name with a jam-packed feature set. Beneath the sexy shell is an audiophile-grade 24-bit Burr Brown digital-to-analog audio converter for clean, low-distortion analog output. For digital diehards, there is a choice of either optical or coaxial audio output to enable a lossless digital interface with your home entertainment system.

The Sqeezebox does away with unsightly cables and offers high-speed wireless connectivity via onboard Wi-Fi. A backup Ethernet port ensures uninterrupted playback for rainy days and enables the unit to double as a wireless bridge for hookup with external network-ready devices.

Slim Device is now offering a US$100 discount for each pair of Squeezebox ordered through its online store. International shipping is available for Asian customer.
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USB Heating Slippers

First, we had USB heating gloves which our venerable Mobile Ojisan mused as a very cheap cheap alternative to central heating. Just in case your office chilled toes are also complaining, online retailer Thanko has unveiled a pair of, you guessed it, USB heating slippers! And with notebooks making such cosy lap warmers, you're all set for some truly toasty surfing! Rock on.

Check out: USB connectivity | wearing the slippers | upclose

Via Akihabara News

Price: 3,980 yen (US$33.30)
Availability: See Thanko site
Device: USB peripheral
Basic specs: N.A.

Pink RAZR now available in Singapore

Christmas seems to have arrived early for Motorola, after the phone maker launched not one, not two, but three new handsets over the past weekend. The PEBL and L6 phones were announced in an earlier press release. Then there's the pink RAZR which we only found out today. Company representatives has assured that the pink RAZR is not a limited edition unit, so there is no need to rush down to stores to buy one. But given that it has gathered quite a bit of interest on the CNET Asia site since its announcement, we believe it will be in short demand throughout the X'mas season. The pink RAZR will be sold at the same price as its silver and black predecessors.
First take of the pink RAZR

Olympus' need for speed

Olympus has released its new high-speed xD-Picture Card that allows for faster image capture and new image effects. These cards, when used with the company's digicams and software, will enable users to create art effects and 3D images.

The new 3D function gives the impression of solidity and depth when the pictures are viewed through red-blue 3D filter glasses or crossview frame. And according to Olympus, these effects can be witnessed onscreen or on paper. Users of these new xD-Picture cards simply need to key in the activation code into Olympus Master 1.4, which can be downloaded from the company's Web site as well.

New xD-Picture Cards go 3D.

Acer's foray into LCD TVs

It was just a matter of timing for the Taiwanese company to roll out its large-screen LCD TVs built on an extensive know-how in LCD technology from its years of experience in manufacturing LCD monitors.

Acer's offering comes in two different flavors--a bedroom-friendly 26-inch AL2671W and its big brother, the 32-inch AT3201W. Both models share a common feature set which revolves around a high definition-ready panel, an all-digital DVI terminal, sound-enhancing SRS WOW, among others.

Priced to sell, the new Acer AL2671W and AT3201 are available at S$1,799 (US$1,060) and S$2,499 (US$1,470)respectively.
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