Apple’s Mighty Mouse- Now with Bluetooth
Well, the news is that Apple’s Mighty Mouse has been updated, so that now it comes with bluetooth and is wireless. This little mouse is powered by AA batteries, which unfortunately means you’ll have to replace the batteries every 3-6 months. So besides making the Mighty Mouse wireless, Apple’s signature mouse remains the same, with its one button, simplistic, “modern” look (or so Apple’s designers would have you think).
Motorola’s KRZR (Canary RAZR)
We’ve long been in wait for Motorola’s Canary, aka the KRZR, which is essentially an updated version of the RAZR. Apparently, it runs on Verion’s CDMA network, and this time, Engadget got the goods. What follows are leaked images (for real) of the KRZR.
Apple’s iPhone
There have been a lot of rumours recently regarding Apple’s endeavors to possible create a Macphone/iPhone (a phone with portable music playing capabilities, not unlike Sony’s line of music playing phones).
When an analyst asked CFO Oppenheimer of Apple about the impact of Sony’s Music phones, he responded “We are very confident in our ability to compete in the marketplace. And we’re very excited about what we have in the product pipeline, and you know that I can’t comment on that… As regards cell phones, we don’t think that the phones that are available today make the best music players. We think the iPod is. But over time, that is likely to change. And we’re not sitting around doing nothing.” So there you have it, Apple’s not “sitting around doing nothing” in regards to the possible iPhone project: it’s probably in development.
Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-FZ50
Panasonic recently introduced their newest camera in thte FZ series: the Lumix DMC-FZ50. This camera is very impressive: 12x optical zoom, 10 megapixel, up to ISO 1600, high resolution CCD for its image sensor, Intelligent ISO Control and advanced image processing LSI Venus Engine III to prevent blurred photographs, and a 2 inch LCD that can flip out 180 degrees.
Christofle’s Solid Silver Xbox 360
This is one of the most expensive Xbo 360s I’ve seen so far: Christofle’s Solid Silver Xbox 360. It’s a very limited edition product, as there are only five of these Xboxes in the World, and costs 1,000 Euros ($1259 US). It will be available for purchase, or viewing, in the Colette Boutique in Paris by the end of this year.
