Sony Bravia EX710 is actually an updated version of the EX700 series. The new model has a small telescope, a simple design and minimalist look to create. This product is HDTV 1920 x 1080p panel, EDGE-lit LED backlight and 120Hz processing. What makes the Sony Bravia is interesting that EX710 has a presence sensor that automatically the image when you leave the room. There is also a zero-watt energy-saving switch and an ambient sensor that adjust the brightness best for you. Additional features include four HDMI inputs, a USB port and a PC input. The Sony Bravia KDL-KDL-40EX710 32EX710 and are now in Japan for 140,000 yen and 170,000 yen, or available

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The new Energizer charger wireless Qi is the first technology that uses the new universal standard for inductive load. Qi technology offers simple, convenient, cord-free-shop for all Qi-compatible device. Energizer’s new charging station is equipped with a stop Qi Qi iPhone 3G and a spare battery for the BlackBerry Curve Qi 8900. The device is capable of charging up to three devices loaded with two large areas of induction charging, and an additional USB port. The Qi-inductive charger is ready in October 2010 for $ 89, while the case for iPhone 3G and Qi Curve 8900 will retail for $ 34.99 each.

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Here is a video of unpacking the Aero Dell, which are purchased directly from Dell for $ 99.99 with a two-year contract agreement. The Aero is powered by a Dell LCD monitor 3.5 inches, a 5-megapixel camera, Android 1.5 operating system, an onboard memory of 2 GB and a microSD expansion slot. Watch the video after the jump.

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