Incorporating the latest Wave-Touch Control technology, Electrolux EW23CS65GS Counter-Depth Side-By-Side Refrigerator is high both on style and performance. Get to enjoy a wide array of features and functions on this new refrigerator brought out by Electrolux.

This Energy Star qualified refrigerator comes fitted with perfect set temperature controls. Energy saving vacation mode, stainless steel wine rack, gallon-plus door bin, tilt-out freezer door racks, signature soft-arc door and handle design and no-clean condenser are some of its innovative features.

Features

• Luxury Glide Crispers.
• Wave-Touch Controls.
• Luxury Design Glass Shelves.
• Luxury Design Lighting.
• PureAdvantage Air Filter.

Electrolux EW23CS65GS Counter-Depth Side-By-Side Refrigerator lets you experience one of the best refrigeration in the world. Featuring PureAdvantage Water Filter and Chill Zone Drawer, this refrigerator can give an appealing look to your home. Its Fast Ice Option won’t let you worry for ice during the party time. Not only this, the alarm system in Electrolux EW23CS65GS Counter-Depth Side-By-Side Refrigerator indicated and lets you know where there is a power failure or a door remains open for more than 5 minutes. You get a Platinum Star Warranty with Electrolux EW23CS65GS Counter-Depth Side-By-Side Refrigerator.

Price and Availability

Electrolux EW23CS65GS Counter-Depth Side-By-Side Refrigerator is available at a price of $ 2999.00.

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Here is a great idea. Take something that is normally an unwanted by-product from most industrial applications and then make electricity out of it. It’s a simple and common sense idea that green energy company, ElectraTherm, is hoping people will start utilizing on a regular basis.

ElectraTherm is the maker of commercial waste heat generators and recently installed their very first 50kW “Green Machine” at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. The generator operates by taking wasted heat that would normally be vented outside, and instead, channels the heat inside the “Green Machine” to warm working fluid to create gas. The expanded gas then flows through one-way piping to push and “expander” which in-turn drives the generator to make electricity.

The company sees the application of wasted heat generators being used at locations like coal fire power plants, geothermal sources and the oil and gas industry, to name a few. In fact, any industrial application that creates wasted heat above 200 degrees Fahrenheit could be potentially used to operate the generator. And with the U.S. Department of Energy estimating seven quadrillion Btu’s out there from wasted heat sources, imagine the energy we could reclaim just by using more generators like the “Green Machine.”

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Rich people scare me. Okay, so not all of them do, but the ones that feel the need to spend $300 extra for an item that anyone else would pick up for dirt cheap. One such item I’m referring to is the Dunhill Bulldog USB Key, which is made from stainless steel and have a bulldog on the tip. No other special functions or abilities, yet for some reason it will run you $350. I guess if you really love bulldogs or enjoy lighting cigars with $100 bills, you’ll love this drive.
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Ouch! A group of bloggers attempt to put some scratches on the HTC Touch Diamond. This is when you named something “Diamond”, on a HTC press event in Singapore, the HTC representative was asked to prove if the Touch Diamond is named correctly.
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While iTunes has made the process of legally acquiring MP3s a lot easier than it used to be, there are still plenty of people who have no idea how to even boot up a computer, let alone load music onto an MP3 player. And that’s pretty much the target market for the REDI. It’s a basic 1GB mp3 player that comes preloaded with about 250 tracks, which is equal to about 6 hours of music. Since everyone has different tastes, the REDI comes in a variety of different ‘themes’ depending on what you like. If you intend to use it for running or jogging you can go for the ‘Ultimate Workout Mix’ but if you’d prefer to relax you can choose the ‘Golden Classics’ version instead.

At the moment there appear to be about 8 different versions of the REDI, but it also features a USB mini jack allowing you to upload your own MP3 (or WMA) files at a later time. Other features include an FM radio tuner, a simple LCD display and playback controls and of course a pair of earbud headphones that you’ll probably want to immediately replace. Best Buy currently has 4 versions of the REDI for sale, including the Ultimate Workout Mix, the Ultimate Rock N’ Roll Collection, the R&B Soul Collection and Golden Classics for $39.99 each.
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Sure, scientists and students at USC may have invented the 360 hologram last year, but now we have hologram video conferencing to enjoy. An Australian company named “Telstra” claims to have created a mobile, three dimensional holographic video of their Chief Technology Officer doing a live business presentation from Melborne to Adelaide.

Dubbed the Musio Eyeliner System (who made that name up?), the hologram was taken using a high definition camera, broadcast in real time over phone lines and using an optical projection system to create the holograph on the other end. “It has the look and feel of being in the same room together,” said Hugh Bradlow.

The presentation also went as far as saying that as broadband internet gets faster and faster, and as the technology matures the commercial viability of holograph video conferencing will become more and more feasible economically.

“You can envisage this in education, in entertainment, in news media as a holographic system, but the whole class of telepresence systems is going to be across all businesses,” Telstra’s group managing director for enterprise and government, David Thodey said.

Course, had Telstra had a flair for the dramatic, they would’ve picked up an R2 video projector and wired it to accept the holograph signal. Then at least they could’ve used Carrie Fisher to give the presentation and not some Aussie computer geek … oh well, maybe episode 7 of Star Wars will.

Hat Tip – ZD Net DownUnder

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Those grocery lists. We have to write them every week. Milk, eggs, butter, yada yada yada. But what if you could just speak into a mic and have something print out for you? That way you can make your list while on the fly without having the fridge open or sticking your head into the pantry and then writing stuff down. I hate writing stuff down! But with the Electronic SmartShopper Grocery List Maker, you have one less list to write. It really couldn’t be easier.

With it’s voice recognition system, the shopper just records what they want the the Smartshopper not only prints out a complete list, but even organizes it by sections of the store. This makes shopping quicker and more efficient. And the shopper remember something on the way, they just hit record again and the SmartShopper inserts the list and reorganizes it before printing a new copy.

Now, granted, we reported on this back in January of 2007. But I’m betting that year has brought a few ”.x” improvements to the voice recognition and organizing software which makes this worth dropping $150 on just to see how well it works. Anything that makes the daily chores easier is worth mentioning more than once, after all.

Hat Tip – Gear Crave

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by Ryan Block, posted May 31st 2008 at 12:46AMLooks like Hutchison (aka 3) snagged the iphone for distribution in Hong Kong and Macau, which will be coming “later this year.” Like the rest, this was another one liner un-announcement with no real info, but you probably wouldn’t want to anger Steve before WWDC. Besides, in Hong Kong 3 doesn’t sell anything but 3G phones — so put that in your iPipe and smoke it.

[Thanks, Chris and Joe]

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Remember the Chargepod that we covered slightly more than one year ago? Well, the device is still great to use and makes for the perfect traveling companion if you’re one who has plenty of gizmos to charge on your travels, but Callpod has decided to make it even more affordable by introducing a price cut. The Chargepod will now retail for a mere $39.95 while the bundle pack is going for $79.95 - a pretty good bargain considering how low the dollar stacks up against other currencies these days with no signs of stopping its downward spiral. To know more about the Chargepod, read on after the jump.

To refresh your memory, the Chargepod is a 6-in-1 device that allows users to charge most mobile electronic devices with a single power cord from virtually anywhere including at home, in the car or at the office. There are hundreds of manufacturer-specific adapters for a wide range of portable devices which you can purchase from Callpod - sometimes it makes me wonder whether these different charging tips were created on purpose so that the manufacturer can make more money out of us consumers instead of relying on a universal tip like good old USB 2.0 and FireWire standards. Anyways, I digress. The Chargepod features voltage regulator technology as well as interchangeable power adapters that ensures your charging sessions go through smoothly and without any hiccup, regardless of manufacturer or model. Each Chargepod is accompanied by an AC adapter, but for those who spend more time in the car than in a physical building, then the optional car adapter will definitely come in handy.

For $39.95, you get the Chargepod base unit, a carrying case and wall plug (100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz). As for the $79.95 bundle pack, that will come with the Chargepod base unit, AC wall plug, car charger, carrying case and half a dozen adapters for Apple/ipod/phone, Motorola, blackberry, Nokia, Palm Treo and Sony PSP devices. Additional adapters will retail for $9.95 each.

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by Ryan Block, posted May 30th 2008 at 9:06PMThe timeshifting DVR patent that’s been at the core of TiVo’s closed-but-not-quite-closed lawsuit with DISH / EchoStar is being contested yet again by the very same company. Not content just appealing to the Supreme Court regarding the Federal Circuit’s ruling against a rehearing for the last case, DISH / EchoStar has started up a whole new lawsuit against TiVo, requesting a Delaware court find the new version of their DVR software does not infringe TiVo’s patents — presumably as an embittered and pre-emptive measure before TiVo could kick off its inevitable next suit. Don’t worry if you’re confused as all hell, so are we — the point is, despite the fact that decisions have been made and rulings handed down, these two companies are still managing to sue, re-sue, and counter-re-sue one another.

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