Okoro's Core Duo-powered OMS-LX100 HTPC

Okoro's Core Duo-powered OMS-LX100 HTPC: "Filed under: HDTV, Home Entertainment, Media PCs
Okoro Media Systems has just released a low-profile, reasonably priced home theater PC based on Intel's Core Duo processor that has also received the coveted VIIV seal of approval, which we're still not exactly sure about, but whose very existence makes us scared of buying any products without this enigmatic certification. Besides the 1.73GHz Yonah T2300, the OMS-LX100 features one gig of 677MHz DDR2 RAM, a Nvidia GeForce 7300 GS PCI Express video card with 256MB of memory, an ATI Theater Pro 550 PCI TV/FM tuner with MPEG-2 encoding (OTA HDTV tuner optional), 250GB hard drive, 16x dual-layer DVD burner, IR or RF remote, Dolby Digital Live support, your choice of operating system and bundled multimedia software, and a host of ports: component, S-Video, composite, DVI, VGA, optical and coax digital audio, plus the usual complement of USB, FireWire, and PS/2 hookups. Available immediately, Okoro's dual core HTPC will set you back just $1,400.

iRiver N12 pendant MP3 player with OLED

iRiver N12 pendant MP3 player with OLED: "
If you've already read the headline of this post, you can pretty much skip the rest. The iRiver N12 pendant MP3 player looks a lot like the N11, with the main change being that the new version has headphones integrated into the lanyard, N10-style. It also apparently starts at 1GB capacity, while that's where the N11 maxed out. We assume it will continue to support MP3, WMA and PlaysForSure, like earlier models in the series. Oh, and it'll be about W198,000 ($209), and will probably never be released in the US. There, aren't you glad you read the whole post?

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DIY: WiFi LCD Photo Frame

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