Pac-Man Celebrating 30 Years – Techfemina

Pac-Man is now 30 years old, and celebrating that in a delicious way is this yummy Pac-Man bun. The delicious yellow dot-gobblers made by Circle K stores in Japan are filled with lots and lots of crushed almonds, is priced at about $1.31 each.

I would have loved it even more if it was a chocolate brownie, but if you’re diet conscious then you can mark Pac-Man’s thirty years celebrations with some ultra-geek non-edible accessories.

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Pine Trail Equipped Acer One 532 Sees The Light Of Day After HP Mini 210 – Techfemina

At last the Acer’s Pine trail equipped notebook, Acer Aspire One 532, has been announced after creating quite a wave last month. It’s a netbook, powered by Intel Atom N450 processor, which features 10.1 inch WSVGA LED Backlit display, 2GB DDR2 RAM and 250GB hard drive. The $300 netbook comes handy with built-in webcam, Wi-Fi , 3G and Bluetooth connectivity, a multi format card reader and a full QWERTY keyboard with multi-touch pad. Acer Aspire One 532 runs Windows 7 OS.

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Potpourri: Can Zune HD Surpass IPod Touch? – Techfemina

Zune HD finally saw the light of day on September 15. Being seen as the most solid contender of iPod Touch, Zune HD, claims to redefine music with its excellent features. Well, this is yet to be seen if it’s even anywhere near to the crackerjack iPod Touch, let us see what is the verdict of the different tech-bloggers about this latest media player by Microsoft.

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Now Wake Up Seeing The Funny Face Of The Clockman – Techfemina

The Clockman by Japanese toymaker, Takara Tomy, is pretty hilarious yet an interactive alarm clock. Clockman, which looks like some creation of a box-headed geek, is actually a box, which can speak and also make a funny face. The Clockman comes in four versions, each one of which possesses a specific personality and blood type. Maybe, blood type is the latest parameter for personality reading, as shown by these ‘Clockmen’. The one with blood type A is the one with very humble and polite face, and wakes you up sweetly, saying “It’s time to wake up. Please wake up.” On the other hand the Clockman with blood type O is commanding and says, “Fight! Make an effort! Stand up! Fight!” The Clockman can be pre-ordered at Japan Trend Shop for $57.

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New Gyration Mouse Spells Magic In The Air – Techfemina

Now you don’t even need any surface to make your mouse click. Gyration’s Air Mouse Elite will allow you to use it in the air with its gyro sensor. The pro mouse uses Motion Tools software which enables it the operating range up to 100 ft. Sleek aesthetics actually render it the elite look and makes it perfect accessory for boardrooms or you might even like to flaunt it in your living room among guests. The Gyration Air Mouse Elite will soon start selling for $99.99 and $149.99 with a wireless keyboard.

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New LG Chocolate To Sweeten Hong Kong – Techfemina

The “Supermodel” of the phones, the sizzling, the new LG Chocolate, is set to arrive, as the ultimate showstopper. It’s a hot new fashion phone by LG, to be officially launched on November 4 in Hong Kong. It’s a successor of the LG Chocolate BL40, and promises much more lustrous aesthetics and style. The new LG Chocolate BL20 is a sexy slider, with in an ultra-slim casing. Besides the autofocus 5-megapix camera and Widget Hotkeys, the BL20 features Clear Memo Capture for capturing text, handwritten notes and drawings with uber-clarity. tThe accentuated glossy surface of the new Chocolate, surely makes it an eye-catcher!

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New LG FB44 For An Upscale IPod Experience – Techfemina

LG has unveiled its ultra-sensational iPod Dock station, LG FB44 at IFA 2009. The burnished aesthetics, 40 W output power and 3D sound effects make it an in-vogue music device. FB44 also supports DVD playback with a 1080p and features a HDMI port for streaming videos direct to your HDTV. The sound bar can also play media files directly from a flash drive through the USB port. The super-stylish iPod dock will cost you about £ 159 including VAT.

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