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(Credit: Crave UK) One of the funkiest new gadgets Crave UK has seen on our trip to South Korea is the Samsung P400 pocket projector. OK, "pocket" is something of a misnomer--it's about the size of a Mac Mini, so you'll need baggy clown trousers if you want ... Posted in Uncategorized No Comments »

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(Credit: Crave UK) One of the funkiest new gadgets Crave UK has seen on our trip to South Korea is the Samsung P400 pocket projector. OK, "pocket" is something of a misnomer--it's about the size of a Mac Mini, so you'll need baggy clown trousers if you want ...

(Credit: Crave UK) One of the funkiest new gadgets Crave UK has seen on our trip to South Korea is the Samsung P400 pocket projector. OK, "pocket" is something of a misnomer--it's about the size of a Mac Mini, so you'll need baggy clown trousers if you want ...

s often telling us how much better plasma is than the liquid crystal displays of other manufacturers. But you have to admire Panny–even though it thinks the technology is inferior, it still produces great televisions

touchpad lets you control a mini-cursor and you can make selections by pressing down on the pad. It takes some getting used to, but after a while, we found that it makes the included stylus redundant. Samsung has also improved the keyboard from the i600, its previous messenger phone. While the keys now have a more raised feel and are easier to type on, it’s our opinion that they’re still not as good as the keyboards found on Blackberry devices.

(Credit: Crave UK) This is not a sex toy. This is the TAD, a mobile phone accessory for the long-nailed or keypad-confounded. It’s pretty simple really: You insert the pointy bit and then slip the ring over your thumb–hey presto, you’ve got a pointy thumb. It might look

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