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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Hair Dryer



Features:
a) Voltage: 110 / 230V
b) Frequency: 50 / 60Hz
c) Rating Power: 1600 ~ 1800W
d) 2 Temperatures and 3 speeds
e) Professional style
f) Concentrator and diffuser
Packing:
Gift box dimensions: 21.5 × 9.7 × 26.0cm
12pcs / ctn
Carton dimensions: 61.0 × 44.5 × 28.0cm
N. W.: 12. W.: 8.6kg
G.0kg
Conveyance:
Qty / 20'FCL: 4500pcs / 375ctns
Qty / 40'FCL: 9120pcs / 760ctns
We are committed to doing our best for you, and welcome inquiries for Hair Dryer.
Contact information: Inquire
Address:
Henghe Town, Cixi City, Zhejiang Province. China
Company Name:
Ningbo Kedly Appliance Industry Co., Ltd.
Contact Person:
Della Lee
Fax:
86-574-63259778, 63269699
Telephone:
86-574-63269699
Zip:
315318

DIVA GOLD THLC07



Ceramic & Tourmaline technology generates Negative Ions & far infared heat, delivering smooth, shiny results
Super fast ceramic heating elements distribute heat evenly with no cold spots
Floating plates for better grip, pulsating light when desired heat is reached (210c)
Ideal for flicking, curling and straightening

Nanotech Enhanced Hair Straighteners -Super Shiny, Super Fresh!


As nanotechnology becomes more ubiquitous, we are seeing it pop up a lot more in everyday products. One product in particular that caught my attention is hair straighteners. No, I don’t own or use one, but I noticed that a few of them incorporate gold or silver nanoparticles on the heating elements. A website selling hair straighteners, claim that the ones incorporating silver nanopoarticles “leave your hair shiny, super clean and fresh - and your straightener too, so you can share it with your friends!”. I can believe this, as it has been our experience with nano silver that it can be an effective antibacterial agent. The straighteners incorporating nano gold have similar claims about shininess, which seem a little suspect to us, given that nano-gold does not exhibit the same antimicrobial properties as silver. Admittedly, the products that use nano-gold don’t claim to be antimicrobial, just that they leave your hair shiny. Again, not sure how this would work though.

Udic: The New E-dictionary from Istation


Istation has released a new electronic dictionary, the Udic. This device has many functions including audio/video, mobile TV, electronic dictionary (US, KR, JP), E-book reader, photo viewer, Wi-Fi, and 30GB or 60GB of HDD.Our Udic has three excellent unique functions: Video Dic, Audio Dic, and i-Trans. Video Dic and Audio Dic displays the lyrics to the tune you’re listening to, and translates them; i-Trans is also very useful... And you must have noticed the Udic has a swivel display (like a desktop PC). Unfortunately our E-dictionary is only available in Korea!

Friday, March 27, 2009

Robot Guitar" Creates Big Interest And Big Controversy


They're calling it the biggest advance in the electronic guitar in 70 years. But some musicians are calling it something else - cheating. What's causing all these sour notes? The world's first "robot guitar," an instrument designed to tune itself to not only be on key but also to play almost impossible to set off-standard sounds that are highly distinctive.

It took 15 years of research for the music maker, from legendary Gibson Guitar, to reach the market. And next month, a limited edition version will be going on sale. For many would be axe-men, it's a big deal. It seems some of the world's most famous rock tunes used non-standard settings to achieve their famous effects, leaving frustrated amateurs stymied in their efforts to recreate them.

Songs like the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman," Jimi Hendrix's classic "Voodoo Child," Led Zeppelin's "Going To California" and Joni Mitchell's "Circle Game" used the odd configurations, and all of them will be available instantly on the instrument.

"It will not make you a better guitar player but it will allow the average player to access some very sophisticated tunings," explains Gibson Guitar Chief Executive Henry Juszkiewicz. "Professional guitar players use a lot of different tuning and people who listen to the stars wonder why they can't reproduce the same sound themselves." Now they'll be able to, as well as perfectly retune the high tech wonder once they're done.

But the announcement has already created a backlash among some, who call it "lazy" and predict the fine art of guitar tuning by trained ears could be lost if the technology spreads.

None of which concerns Gibson in any real way. The company plans to sell just 4,000 of the blue silverburst models worldwide starting December 7th. The price for perfection: US$2,500. Can't get one then? A more general edition will be coming to a guitar store in January 2008. The company is betting its detractors will change their tune when they see and hear it. But then, that's exactly what it was built for in the first place.

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philips dvd player offers ipod dock, 9-inch screen


Perfect for a kitchen countertop or any other place where you don’t need a big screen, Philips DCP951/37 Docking Entertainment System moves away from the clamshell case design to a flat, one-piece design that can stand up on its own. The player features a 9-inch diagonal LCD screen and built-in stereo speakers.

A handy iPod dock/charger pops out of the side of the player, keeping it out of harm’s way until you need it. In addition to playback from DVD or iPod, there’s a built-in SD/MMC card slot if you prefer to keep your media on memory cards. It supports a wide variety of playback formats including DVD, DVD+/-R and DVD+/-RW, (S)VCD, DivX & MPEG4 videos.

Since the player’s DNA comes from Philips portable DVD line, it’s also got a rechargeable battery, so you can take it on the road. You should get enough time to watch about 2.5 hours of video on a single charge.

The only real downside that I can see to this player is the displays less-than-stellar 640×220 resolution. For a 9-inch screen that’s pretty darned weak. As long as you can deal with the low display resolution, the DCP951 looks like a good fit for tight spaces and can perform double-duty as a portable.

You can find it over on Amazon for $199.99.

The world-renowned electronic giant brand, Sony Electronics, has proudly launched its new DMX-WL1 and DMX-DVD BRAVIA Link Modules. Combining all the latest features, both these newly launched products are expected to give their best performance.

“Now you can customize compatible flat-panel BRAVIA HDTV sets with great features without reconfiguring your entire home theater set up,” said Jeff Goldstein, vice president of marketing for Sony Electronics’ consumer television group. “Each link module conveniently integrates into the TV’s menu system for easy use while eliminating the need for another set top box, component, or remote control.”

Sony DMX-WL1 is a two-piece system that is capable of transmitting high definition video and BRAVIA TV compatible audio wirelessly. On the other hand, Sony DMX-DVD has been designed to bring the functionalities of a DVD player directly to the set.

The new Sony DMX-WL1 and DMX-DVD BRAVIA Link Modules are priced at $ 150 and $ 200 respectively.