The last we heard from Japan’s Mouse Computers, it was offering up a cheap’n'easy path to Merom — and true to form, it’s followed that up with a low-cost ticket to Penryn town, the J131. The 1280×800 13.3-inch unit is pretty basic, as things go — 120GB drive, 2GB of RAM, and a 1.3 megapixel webcam — but unlike some other machines on the market, its price is just as stripped-down as its featureset: just ¥119,700 ($1,125). Of course, there’s no word on whether we’ll ever see this hit our fair shores, but those of you headed to Japan soon should be able to pick this up straight away.

[Via MobileWhack]

The advancement in technologies has made many things accessible for the common man. One of these things is camera. Camera is becoming as common as a cell phone. People are now interested in digital camera as compare to ordinary camera. You can get cheap digital camera of many brands like nikon digital camera which provide reliable and satisfactory results. Other include cameras like kodak camera which is a Japanese product and very reliable as well. These cameras contain memory cards which increase their capacity up to maximum level. There are many digital camera uses nowadays. Many organizations are installing security camera system as well to ensure fool proof security

We had all the vitals last night except for the price. Lucky for us, the D60 showed up today over at Henry’s with a pricetag of $800, not bad at all for this low-end DSLR. Nikon still hasn’t said anything officially beyond “pricing information will be available approximately 30 days prior to sales availability,” and we haven’t seen the camera, which arrives in February, available for pre-order elsewhere, but $800 seems like as good a guess as any.

[via Engadget]

What do you get when you mix Michael Jackson and Akon? A killer rendition of “Wannabe Startin’ Something.” The hit song has be re-recorded as part of Thriller 25, a 25th Anniversary edition of Thriller by the King of Pop.

Thriller is the world’s best selling album, so it’ll be interesting to hear this remixed version that’s being released internationally on February 11th.(Source Perez Hilton)

Sure, it looks like the Eee, it sports the same CPU as the Eee, heck, it even appears to use the Eee’s OS — but it’s actually the CM900! What does that mean? Well for starters, you’ll pay more money for less computer ($349.99 for a 2GB system, the same price for a 4GB ASUS)… but of course you’ll have that CybertronPC name to fall back on. Honestly, we’d say this was a rebrand if it weren’t for the minor differences in specs, and who knows — maybe it is. If not, however, this is the knock-offingest knock-off we’ve seen in a good long while. Far be it from us to condemn the CybertronPC gang for trying to get in while the gettin’s good, but maybe next time these guys could at least give us a fair shake on the storage / price breakdown?

[via Engadget]

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Adventures of Seven Ladies Carving Their Niche in the Glamorous World of Fashion

Namesake Handbag Collection to Debut for Spring/Summer Release

LOS ANGELES, CA (January 25, 2008) – Who are those girls? You’ve seen them at the hottest parties, exclusive restaurants and expensive boutiques, but now you can catch up with them on daily webisodes featured on www.lovejd.tv.

For an exclusive look at the first few webisodes, click onto <http://www.juniordrake.com/lovejdsite/pr/>

Beginning January 28, fans across the world can tune into the first webisode of this viral comedy series about seven of the most beautiful, fun, sexy, savvy, witty handbag executives in the fashion industry. Each of the scripted webisodes, running two to three minutes, takes a comic look at the “Love, JD” girls and the interpersonal struggles that go along with running their successful handbag company. Along the way, the girls find time to weigh in on any number of women’s issues, while also finding strength in each other as they navigate their way through the ever-brutal dating world in the City of Angels. At its core, the show is unbridled “girl talk,” but with an edge.

While most web-based shows only release a handful of webisodes, the “Love, JD” team has already completed 80, with plans to release a total of 240 during the course of the year. In addition to hosting the daily webisodes, www.lovejd.tv is a one-stop shop for all things that deal with fashion, beauty and lifestyle. The “Love, JD” series will spawn the April release of a new handbag collection, branded under the same name and utilizing the show’s signature, young contemporary look. Average retail price points for the line will range from about $125-200.

“These girls have the ability to blow the lid off of issues that many women are reticent to discuss,” says executive producer Dennis Brown. “We want the “Love, JD” girls to become a voice that the viewer can depend on and tune into every day. It’s that special bond between women that we’re aiming to characterize.”

Fans all over the world will have no choice but to fall in love with the personalities of the “Love, JD” girls. There’s JD, the maternal ex-model turned CEO of the handbag company; Aspen, the off-the-turnip-truck receptionist who isn’t nearly as innocent as she looks; Dylan, the aristocratic know-it-all financier with an endless supply of life theories; Barcelona, a South American bisexual bombshell photographer; Mai, the 19-year-old immigrant and prodigal head designer who is lacking in life experiences; Romeo, the fiery, ultra-connected publicist with a knack for pulling in favors; and Pia, the uptight operations manager who is always trying to fit in. As the series progresses, viewers will also come to realize that the “Love, JD” girls are harboring a big secret, one that will add yet another layer of comedy and intrigue to the characters and the situations at hand.

To get a daily fix of the “Love, JD” girls, log onto www.lovejd.tv for fresh, 2-minute, webisodes beginning January 28. For additional information and to learn more about each of the “Love, JD” girls, visit their MySpace pages at:

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Between all the hoopla surrounding “temporary transmissions” and ever-shifting EPA range targets, one critical aspect of the Tesla Roadster’s long, strange trip to market has been mostly overlooked: federal safety approval. Yep, no matter how sleek, fast, and quiet the little red (green) machine might be, Uncle Sam still needed to make sure the signals signaled and the bumpers bumped — but according to a post on the Tesla blog by a VP named Malcom Powell, the Roadster is now fully approved and can legally go on sale. Don’t jump for the piggy bank just yet, though — while Elon Musk will be getting his straight off, everyone else will have to wait until March 17th for the production line to kick into gear. Once that happens, though, Tesla says it’ll churn out 40 of the $100,000 cars per week — so hopefully that waiting list’ll get trimmed soonish.

[Via TG Daily]

Tripods are a must for anyone who loves photography and no one does it better than Gitzo. To celebrate 90 years of making the best tripods money can buy, Gitzo is releasing the 90th Anniversary Traveler Titanium based on their popular Traveler tripod.

The Gitzo Titanium Limited Edition is constructed with a combination of titanium and carbon fiber that leads to amazing performance, rigidity, maximum load and lightweight.

Only 390 numbered pieces are available at $2500. At this price, I’m assuming most will keep the tripod it it’s tailored leather case as a collectors item instead of actually using it!

After witnessing iriver’s gorgeous lineup in person at CES, we can’t help but shed a tear each time one of these Siren DAPs taints the image a touch more. Nevertheless, the totally bland DP150 (the DP100′s successor, by the way) weighs in at 24-grams, is available in pink, blue and gold motifs and will arrive in 1GB and 2GB forms. Users will also find a built-in equalizer, MP3 / WMA support and a 128 x 32 OLED display to boot. Sure, this critter will last for around 17 hours sans a recharge, and it is priced at just ¥6,980 ($65) / ¥8,980 ($84), but we still think know iriver could’ve done better than this. Yeah, so we’ve got high expectations — like that’s a bad thing?

[Via Tech Digest]

People are very much eager to decorate their home with cool and stylish electric applications. People are eager to buy home theater, dvd players and LCDs to give a majestic look to their homes. You can get many home stage theatre ideas online as well to style your home in your own way. Many companies have launched stylish televisions like Sony Bravia, LG etc. You can replace your old home theatre with the new ones. You can also make your car sounding great and immense by installing car speakers in it.

There’s something kind of odd going on here that elevates this one beyond your garden variety KIRF, and into the hall of fame of ill-advised fakery. What we have here is a pocket-sized scale, with a cover that makes it look exactly like an iPhone — until you look a bit closer and see that somebody did a rework of the interface in MS Paint. The mind boggles! The American Weigh CP3-500 is only $52 in case you’re interested in exploring this mystery further, we’re getting out while we’re ahead.

[via Engadget]

C’mon — hop in this nifty time machine here and float with us back to December of 2006. That month, friends, is when Palm initially stated that it was cooking up a Vista-savvy iteration of its Desktop synchronization software, and yet, here we are some 13 months later wondering what took so long. Nevertheless, a finalized version of Desktop 6.2 for Vista has finally been loosed (half a year after the beta was revealed, mind you), and even though it does play nice with 32-bit editions of Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate, 64-bit Vista / XP users are still left out in the cold. For Palm (and Vista) users out there willing to forgive the tardiness, go on and hit up the read link to get the 65.2MB file headed over.

[Via PDAStreet]