Gadgets – March 2010

Samsung MD320


Samsung's six-panel monitor is the first to show multi-screen high def. When paired with an AMD graphics processor, it can show one image (as large as a 60-inch display) or six separate views. $3,100


Whirlpool Vantage


This Whirlpool is the first washer you can teach how to handle clothes. Its built-in USB port will soon let you add custom cycles (downloaded to a flash drive from your computer) for garment-specific instructions. Price not set


Sharp Aquos LE920


Our eyes are capable of seeing millions of colors, and this HDTV is the first to re-create just as many. Sharp's LCD adds a separate yellow filter to the usual red, blue and green, so it can mix more than a trillion colors. From $3,600 (est.)


New Kinetix Re


The Re dongle and its app make your iPhone a remote. Its infrared emitter stores the codes for your TV and other devices, which it can learn from other remotes by capturing and replicating their signals. Price not set


Recon-Zeal Transcend


Read your current speed, temperature, altitude and more from the inside of your goggles. A lens and mirror make the image from a 0.6-inch LCD in the lower right-hand corner appear as a virtual 14-inch display. From $350 (est.)


Haier Trainer Earphones


Haier's earbuds turn any MP3 player into a heart-rate monitor. A sensor on the controls takes your pulse through your thumb, and the data is dictated to you and saved for review on a PC later. $40


Sony Dash


Get headlines automatically. This seven-inch Wi-Fi display updates and scrolls your picks of thousands of free feeds. Its apps (including Reuters news and others from gadget company Chumby) broadcast changes whenever fresh info pops up. $200

Source:Popular Science

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