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The nPod is a portable NES system based on a “NES on a chip” joystick.  It has a 3.5-inch screen, runs on four AA batteries, and is just barely big enough to fit a NES game cart.

[ Via Engadget ]

Ok, according to Gizmodo, a Treo 700 running PALM OS will be out on Monday. They found that info in a story that TechWorld posted and then quickly pulled. They say in the Gizmodo post, “The biggest deal is that this thing can act as a wireless modem via Bluetooth or USB. It has a 1.3-megapixel camera, 312-Mhz processor, and 128 MB of memory. Sprint and Verizon should be carrying it this summer.”

This will be my next phone. For more info, also check out Wireless Doc’s post and treocentral’s 700p forum.

MoBeeline allows people to send data about a user’s emotions to another’s clothes via SMS. The MoBeeline wearable Bluetooth accessory can receive data from a mobile phone. For example, one mobile phone user can send operative directions to the other’s clothes and share his/her feelings and emotions by sending signals to the other person’s clothes. According to the emotion the user wants to communicate, He or she will be able to modify the colors or patterns of the garment, or send emoticons to LEDs on the garment.

[ via wmmna ]

Finally a pirate answer to ask a ninja!

“A Chinese businessman who bought a Russian fighter jet online wants his money back after finding it could not be shipped to China, state media reported on Tuesday.” I think I would of looked into that before paying the $24,730 for the thing.