The Denon MC2000 DJ controller is designed specifically for the included Serato DJ intro software. The Serato DJ Intro includes popular professional DJ solutions, Scratch Live and ITCH. This software enables for traditional two deck mixing of digital music files from a computer. Using the Denon MC2000 DJ controller, you can mix music like a pro. Watch the video after the jump.
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Green House will release the white version of its portable solar charger, the GH-SC2000-8AW. As part of the GH-SC2000-8A series, this travel-friendly device is equipped with a USB port, LED lights that illuminate the hand, a built-in 2000mAh Lithium polymer battery and comes with 8 different adaptor tips. The GH-SC2000-8AW will start shipping from late August for 3,680 Yen (about $47). [Green House]
Icy Dock hits back with their new USB 3.0 & eSATA hard drive docking station, the MB981U3S-1S. This new docking station comes with both USB 3.0 and eSATA connection interfaces, and provides one SATA slot for 2.5-inch & 3.5-inch HDD/SSD. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Icy Dock]
Google would really like you to grab more content from Google Play. Really. Just to drive its point home, the company has subtly introduced a Recommended for You section across the app and media portals of the Google Play Store on Android devices. The recommendations build on what we’ve seen through the web and go by similarities to other users, regional tastes and (naturally) +1 clicks. Don’t worry that you’ll be stuck with endless lists of Sudoku games after you download one on a lark: you can hide individual suggestions to thin the ranks. Recommendation systems aren’t anything new for mobile stores, but Google’s implementation is no doubt a useful tool for both Android fans moving beyond the basics as well as developers that would like to accelerate an already brisk app download rate.
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Google Play starts recommending content on Android devices, keeps the downloads flowing originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 30 Aug 2012 21:34:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
The Atlantic is reporting some pretty fascinating findings from a study on Internet usage patterns in homeless vs. non-homeless youth out of the University of Alabama. Apparently, for 75% of the youth surveyed, not even homelessness if a big enough impediment to getting at least an hour a day of Facebook or Twitter time. More »
Links International is preparing to release another DDR3 2133 memory module kit from Corsair namely the CMZ32GX3M4A2133C10. As part of the VENGEANCE series, this new 32GB (8GBx4) memory module kit works at 1.5V with 2133MHz speed and 10-11-10-31 latency. The CMZ32GX3M4A2133C10 will become available from September 1st for 37,500 Yen (about $477). [Product Page]
Dell has unveiled the new XPS One 27 All-In-One PC. Designed for professionals, the computer features a vibrant, 27-inch Wide Quad HD display, which is accompanied by Infinity Premium speakers and Waves MaxxAudio 4 audio technology. The Dell XPS One 27 All-In-One PC will run on the Microsoft Windows 8 as the operating system. The Dell XPS One 27 will be available for sale when Windows 8 is available at the end of October 2012. [Press Release]
LG is back with its latest IPS monitors namely the LG EA93 and LG EA83. The LG EA93 is a 29-inch monitor with a 2560 x 1080 pixel resolution, a 21:9 aspect ratio, a 300cd/m2 brightness, a 5ms response time, a 178/178 degree viewing angle, USB 3.0 and dual 7W speakers. The monitor offers several I/O options such as dual-link DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI and MHL. The LG EA83 is a smaller 27-inch monitor with a 2560 x 1440 pixel resolution, a 16:9 aspect ratio, a 350cd/m2 brightness and a 178/178 degree viewing angle. It has USB 3.0, dual-link DVI, DisplayPort and HDMI ports. LG will release these IPS monitors in November 2012. [PCLaunches]
So, if you don’t want your child messing up your smartphone, you can always snag a Mugtuk in hopes of scaring the crap out of them, but before you start inflicting emotional scars — and racking up psychologist bills — take a look at what the folks at Microsoft are cooking up for Windows Phone 8, because it seems much more sane. Known as Kid’s Corner, the app is a separate launcher that parents may fully customize. Not only can you include or exclude individual apps or games, but also music and video selections. Parents can find Kid’s Corner by swiping left from within the lock screen, though it’ll also be remarkably easy to exit — a child merely needs to press the power button. With this in mind, it seems that a lock screen password will be in order. According to The Verge, we can expect this feature to be available on all Windows Phone 8 handsets.
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Kid’s Corner uncovered for Windows Phone 8: a customizable, simplified launcher for rug rats originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 30 Aug 2012 21:13:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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The new Logitech UE 900 noise-isolating headphones feature a unique quad-armature design – two for the low-range, one for the mid-range, and one for high frequencies. These headphones come with two detachable cables such as a standard and a cable with mic and on-cord controls. The standard cable is perfect for those who need to listen to music and nothing else, while the cable with mic and on-cord controls enables you to answer phone calls with just one touch, change music tracks and adjust volume without touching your iPhone or iPod. The Logitech UE 900 noise-isolating headphones are priced at $399.99. [Logitech]
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