This time they have done so with their 90 and 30 Series Monitors, which will come equipped with HDTV Tuners, allowing viewers to switch between work and play with ease.

Both models can function as a small TV, but can also operate will full HD resolution while allowing individuals to use it as their desktop computer.

What it can also do is split the screen, so a user can be using the screen as a monitor, but at the same time watch the latest news reports in the corner of the screen without having to get an extra TV, or monitor.

Both the Samsung monitors come with all the necessary attachments and connections, including HDMI inputs for video game lovers, blu-ray players and other hi-tech devices.

In time, Samsung’s Connectshare feature will be able to be used n these monitors, allowing users to instantly view photos, videos and listen to music via a USB stick.

Both the 30 and 90 monitors also boast Samsung’s MagicAngle, a feature that lets you enjoy full brightness and color range, regardless of the angle you are watching from.

In terms of sizes, the 24-inch LED 90 series is definitely one that won’t disappoint, while the 30 series comes in 21.5-inch, 23-inch and 24-inch screen sizes.

The 90 Series will be on the market in the next month for around $420, while the 30 Series will start at around $270, and go up depending on size.

Almost every major film we talk about is now screening with the new phenomenon, magazines are releasing 3D special releases constantly, sporting events are now screened in 3D, and not to forget the endless amount of games and toys with the added dimension feature.

It is o surprise then to see Panasonic come out with their latest 3D camcorder.

The Panasonic HDC-SDT750 is now being touted as the world’s first consumer camcorder that comes in 3D.

The whole package looks much like a normal standard operating camcorder, but once you put on a 3D conversion lens, it gives it a whole new dimension when filming.

As well as being great for the novelty of 3D, the camcorder also comes with plenty of other cool features.

Firstly, it is equipped with a 3MOS system, a Leica Dicomer and a 12 X optical zoom.

There is also a time-lapse recording feature, and a five-channel recording sound system device.

All in all the Panasonic SDT705 is not just a camera you buy to show off and experiment with the new 3D phenomenon, it is also a great operating device and a great machine.

The only downfall is its price tag. The Panasonic SDT705 will be selling down under in October, for around $1,400 each.

The colour green is a neutral one when filming, therefore it allows you to drop whatever you like in the background.

Well, this concept is behind the latest idea: the Video Green Full Cover Suit.

The suit is what the title suggests: a lycra type outfit which covers your entire body and makes you invisible when being filmed.

It’s designed to be used with a Chroma Key video effect so that you disappear, and it is the technology which makes possible the invisible man trick that you see in movies.

Many movies have used the technology for special effects where an actor is ripping through the screen, for flying, or hovering in the sky.

There are many effects you can achieve with them, and many cool videos you could make for YouTube to impress your mates.

F you are keen on buying one of them and trying to see what new level you can reach, it will cost you back a decent amount.

The Video Green Full Cover Suit is selling for around $250 and is also available in the aforementioned blue.

They also come in two sizes.

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Their new 80s retro design is not only cool and funky, and sure to get a lot of the right kind of attention, but it also has some decent specs, features and capabilities.

Firstly, the SB2 Sportsband headphone is a Bluetooth product that can be used without any cords, allowing you to dance like a lunatic with them on.

In addition, on the side of the phones, is a button control pad to control what you are listening to.

The Bluetooth headphones also come in less neon colors, so if you’re not really loving that trend, you’re still in luck.

The set works well with Bluetooth A2DP or even apt-X Bluetooth audio codec, and are certainly not made with any below average materials.

And to top it off, one of the best features is the integrated microphone included, that allows you to make phone calls using your new headphones.

The product has some great CD quality sound, looks cool, and has a comfortable sit on your head.

What more could you ask for in a set of headphones!!??

If you are interested in buying a set of the JayBird SB2 Sportsband Headphones, then it will set you back around $100 from most techno and hi-fi stores.

With a name like the Ultimate Game Chair, you know the product has gotta’ be one of the best in the markets, and it is!

Apart from getting the point across in its name, the chair is also stacked with plenty of cook features.

Firstly, there are 12 vibration motors running through the chair and the best part is that they are synchronized with the video games you play.

To get a listen to what you are playing, you can whack any standard set of headphones into the chair.

In fact, you can even hook up your home entertainment system to give you the ultimate 3D sound.

In terms of gaming, all major consoles will work in the machine, and that includes their accessories, like steering wheels and custom controllers.

The PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, PC, Mac, PS1, and Xbox Live are just some of the devices that work with the Ultimate Gaming Chair.

Now, for gamers, we all want a bit of comfort when we play, and this certainly gets a tick in that department.

The chair is completely made of leather material, comes with an adjustable headrest, leg rest, and even a beverage and remote controller holder.

All this, AND it gives you a massage when you play….. is there anything it can’t do!!???

If you’re interested in buying the Ultimate Gaming Chair, it will set you back around $400.

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Who would have thought earphones would be an item that someone would do up to look cool and trendy?

Well, not me.

Low and behold, we now have Eknines Nine millimeter Earphones, a set of plugs that look exactly like replica bullets.

The pair are actually made to replica a set of 9MM bullets and go to the extreme lengths to even have the emblem of the bullet company engraved into the still case they come in.

The ironic thing about all of this is that most people would try to avoid having bullets coming in and out of their ears, but in this case, they love to!

The shiny gold exterior of the bullets give them that extra bit of class, and the 18 karat gold plaited case is nothing to sneeze at.

While they are not released yet, hey will be soon, and from the company Munito.

They will be selling for the price of $250 and you should expect to see them in the next month.

Now, when your child wants something to entertain themselves and build, we buy them a build-it-yourself-Solar-radio!

I’m not sure who makes the model and design, but the latest DYI has plenty of appeal to these kids who just want to get their brains and hands dirty.

The kit includes 16 different pieces and you will have to put each one together to be able to get reception and then your favourite tunes.

The FM radio does not have the AM frequency, but will sure pick up all the major AM stations on your dial.

The building blocks also come with AA battery.

The battery won’t have to be used all the time and if it is sunny enough you will be able to rely solely on the solar power available to us all.

If, for whatever reason, it is an overcast day and the sun is nowhere to be seen, then the battery will come in handy.

Now just a warning before you run off and buy this product, the actual solar powered radio is far from impressive and does not look modern by any means.

But, at the need of the day, the fun lies in putting the whole thing together.

The Solar FM Radio Kit can be purchase for around $30.

Screen projectors have been a big hit in recent months, and now we are starting to see why.

For a long time the idea of playing on a blown up screen was not so appealing as the technology did not allow for in depth and high quality image quality.

But, now it seems that is all about to change.

Casio have come out with a market leader that is now being dubbed by some as the ‘Ultimate Gaming Experience’.

The Green Slim Projector was unveiled at the recent E3 and the reception was nothing short of positive.

The Green Slim Projector boasts that it uses no mercury lamp so the user does not have to replace the light source any time soon.

Instead of using a projector lamp, it uses the power of lasers that actually last ten times longer than a Casio Mercury Lamp.

At 1.7 inched thick, the design is also very slim and it also comes with a stack of features.

Firstly it has 2X Optical Zoom and is able to do presentations via a USB drive connection.

The resolution is very high and it is also capable of displaying HD inputs including 720p, 1080i, and 1080p.

The Green Slim Line from Casio is available from most stores and sells for around the thousand-dollar mark.

The design is actually called the View Quest Wi-FI Radio and is now being touted as the world’s smallest portable Wi-Fi Internet radio.

Basically the gadget is designed for those who love to listen to the radio wherever they go.

It serves as an upgrade to the old two way radios, and now allows users to surf the net, listen to podcasts, and access nearly any audio stream available on the world wide web.

And all this can be achieved in the near vicinity of reasonable bandwidth.

Now, in the extreme case where you are ages away from any good connection, and you find your signal so bad you cannot access the net, fear not.

The View Quest Wi-FI Radio comes with an integrated FM tuner that allows you to enjoy all the old school radio stations at the right frequencies wherever you are.

While a lot of mobile phones offer similar services, they are not as advanced and as accurate as this little gadget.

In addition, it is the worlds smallest and never fails to supply you with something cool to listen to.

The View Quest Wi-Fi Radio comes with internal batteries that offer more that 15 hours of continuous playback time, and are selling for around $130 from numerous stores and websites.

Form now on, we are able to pedal our bikes wherever we like and have an image created through lighting.

The technology was created by Japans Suns and Moon Laboratory, and was shown at the Tokyo Make Meeting last week.

The idea really isn’t that unheard of, and to a degree it was really just an execution of something we always toyed with.

What you will see with the lighting is a bicycle wheel covered in lights. When it is not moving you will only see a bunch or random lights shining.

But, when you start creating momentum, the lights will reveal a secret message or note.

It would be a great way to propose to someone, or even just to make a public secret message.

The LED system runs on batteries rather than the kinetic motion generated by the rider itself.

The cost is around $170 and has the ability to custom make your special massage.

With the Tour De France just round the corner, it will be interesting to see if advertisers take full advantage of the new lighting phenomenon.

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