Mimobot Gears Up For Halloween

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We’ve seen all sorts of Mimobots in the past, and this time round we have a Halloween exclusive – the rayD8gig. This inversely-colored skeleton features a glow-in-the-dark base and will come in a similar size just like all other Mimobot USB flash drives. What makes this slightly different is the ability to customize sound effects played whenever you mount or remove the drive. As you can tell by its name, the rayD8gig will be available in only 8GB capacity, and they will retail for $99.95 each – much higher than what you’d pay for on the regular USB flash drive market but justified as only 200 will be produced.

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Tamiya Robocraft Boxing Robots

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Tamiya has brought the classic Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots toy to the 21st century with its Robocraft boxing robots. What makes this different is you will need to build the robot yourself, but that doesn’t mean it is any less fun. A wired remote (why not wireless?) is required to operate each robot, and you can alternate between an uppercut or a straight jab to knock your opponent off his feet. Guess this is the poor man’s toy if one cannot afford Wii Sports for a more realistic boxing experience.

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Husqvarna Releases Automower Lawnmower Robot

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Nice to see Husqvarna roll out their latest automower lawnmower robot that is smart enough to mow your lawn by itself, and should it start to run out of juice, it is able to charge itself thanks to the solar panels installed on top of it. You can choose to program it to mow your lawn just as often as you like, regardless of what the weather is like outside. Of course, you will definitely need a lawn to begin with so those living in apartments can give this a miss.

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MSI Eclipse Series Motherboard

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MSI’s Eclipse Series of motherboards will come with the industry’s exclusive second-generation DrMOS power supply design, helping maximize performance while enjoying a stable and adequate power supply. With the 2nd generation DrMOS, MSI has swallowed the recommendation by Intel to turn this into the most suitable solution for the processor’s power supply. Not only that, the MSI Eclipse Series motherboard also works with the industry’s sole hardware Active Phase Switching technology for energy-saving purposes, offering extremely stable power supply capacity that helps enhance the bandwidth of the new platform. There is no word on pricing as at press time though.

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Comcast Expands 50Mbps Internet Service

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Comcast is looking forward to expanding its 50 Mbps Internet service to selected new markets, with prices starting from $139.95 monthly onwards. This wideband offering will slowly be available throughout the country, and is currently available in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, with plans to go online in certain segments of New England, parts of Philadelphia and New Jersey over the next few weeks. Comcast hopes to make this service available in 10 major markets over the following months, thanks to Comcast upgrading its fiber network to DOCSIS 3.0.

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AT&T Pushes Out Pantech Slate

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The Pantech Slate is tipped to be the slimmest handset in the world that carries a full QWERTY keyboard, so those who love text messaging and emailing on the go would do well to consider the Slate when it arrives for $49.99 with a new 2-year contract. Perfect for students and college-going kids, although they would much rather prefer you to get them the coveted iPhone 3G instead. Other features of the Pantech Slate include a 1.3 megapixel camera to help you capture candid moments in life. Choose from Black or Royal Blue colors.

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AT&T Propels Samsung Propel

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Forgive the wordplay above, but we just could not resist in saying so. Samsung’s Propel SGH-A767 has just been launched with the following features to capture your attention :-

• Quadband GSM/EDGE
• Dualband UMTS
• Widescreen display
• Sliding QWERTY keyboard
• GPS support via AT&T Navigator
• 1.3 megapixel camera with video recording capability
• VideoShare support
• Bluetooth connectivity
• Speakerphone
• Access to AT&T services (Mail, CV, Music, MobiTV, IM)

AT&T is carrying the Samsung Propel for $279.99 as a standalone handset, while those who want to hook up to a 2-year agreement can pick it up for $79.99 after an additional $50 mail-in rebate.

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Blitz Titanium On Offer

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Folks looking for the Blitz handset can now head on towards Best Buy’s site, and this time round it will shed the original blue color in favor of the higher class titanium color. Other than the external cosmetic change, everything else within remains the same. You ought to be able to pick up this handset come October 26th for a yet undisclosed price.

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Canon Selphy CP770 Gets Hello Kitty Treatment

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Canon’s Selphy CP770 portable printer will now come in a special Hello Kitty design from November 1st onwards, and everything else about this printer remains the same as the vanilla version other than Hello Kitty’s famous mug being plastered all over. Features include :-

• 2.5’’ angled color TFT LCD display
• Auto Image correction function
• Auto Red-Eye correction
• Wireless printing via IrDA
• Multi-memory card reader

No idea on pricing details though.

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iBone For Your Pooch

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You might be rocking to an iPhone, but what about your pooch? Why not let him/her stay on the same technological track as its owner with the iBone? This plush toy looks similar to the iPhone in design, but is a whole lot softer to chew on. Some of the applications available include hilarious options like updating a Petspace page profile and calling that hot pooch next door. Would you fork out $14 for this pointless toy? I suppose this is meant for folks who love dressing up their dogs to the nines…

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