iRiver S100 Panorama
August 23rd, 2010 by
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iRiver has just launched in Japan their new portable multimedia player - S100 Panorama.
The new TF62-DMC pocket camera is now available on the Japanese market. This little thing weights only 100 g and comes in four color versions: pink, green, brown and white.
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Samsung N310 Netbook: A computer that kills germs!
December 22nd, 2009 by
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We’ve heard of software that kills viruses, but a netbook that kills bacteria? Indeed, Samsung has unveiled the N310 netbook, created by Japanese designmeister Naoto Fukasawa, which can appeal to even the cleanliest individuals.
Yamaha launches in Japan the TSX-W80 and TSX-70 iPod speaker docks. The 2.1-channel speaker system offers 4Wx2 stereo output and 8W 75Hz - 20kHz subwoofer.
Panasonic Moon Jewel
July 13th, 2009 by
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A new great gadget has just appeared on Japanese market and on the Internet – it’s called “Moon Jewel” and it came from Panasonic.
The Orgel Music Box Spa is both fun and useful, and certainly one of those sorts of things that would only come from the mind of yet another creative Japanese inventor. This mechanical music box has been designed to be used inside of the bathtub, making use of the water to amplify the music and carry the sound into the air. With the built-in three-minute timer for bathtime routines, and being completely submersible (and using only a pull-string to operate), this would be a perfect addition to bathtime, for the kid in all of us.
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Your imagination is capable of taking you from wherever you are to wherever your dreams can take you! Now, let your mind drift off to fantasy lands with the Aurora Palette northern lights lamp to guide the way.
Japanese Face Mask - Protect against swine flu… in style?
May 27th, 2009 by
Kevin P in
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Everyone is worried about catching diseases, particularly with the swine flu making its way around. People in Japan are frequently living in close quarters, and a face mask is frequently worn when travelling in public.
