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This one’s pretty self-explanatory, but no less significant — Apple’s sold 275 million of those ubiquitous white earbuds since it swallowed the portable audio market whole a few years back.

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The Apple iPod: 275 million customers served

Sure, that laptop you’re staring out might have been purchased by your company’s IT department, but who hasn’t snuck on a film or game to fill the desperate void between PowerPoint presentations and time sheets? Problem is, those teeny tiny tinny laptop speakers aren’t exactly immersive

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Logitech takes its wireless Z515 and tethered Z305 speakers on the road

“How do you tablet?” Oh yes, that’s Archos’ new tag line when it comes to its growing number of Android tablets.

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Archos unleashes five (five!) new Android Froyo tablets, we go hands-on

A portable game console mod is like a still life: sure, it’s been done before, but it’s very satisfying when it’s done well. Or, to take the analogy further: where a still life lets the artist arrange the design elements with in a composition any way he wants, the modder works with elements necessary for game play, but is free to arrange them in the manner of his choosing. Our man Techknott, who once thrilled us with his Wireless Visual Interface for the PS3 , is back on the scene with the third iteration of his very own Dreamcast Portable — and it just might be a work of art in its own right.

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Techknott’s Dreamcast Portable inspires musings on art, life, and Bomberman Online

Truth be told, it’s been awhile since we’ve seen a gadget-laced jacket that really caught our eye. There’s the occasional winter coat with a built-in iPod slot, and there’s a few unaffordable threads that don’t much matter to the vast majority of you, but it’s difficult to think of a single overcoat that’s as connected as this. Teased by Scottevest, the forthcoming Carry-On-Jacket is as functional as it is delightful, with an internal pocket made specifically for touchscreen devices so you’ll never even have to reach inside to skip tracks

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Scottevest’s Carry-On Coat houses all of your portable electronics, stolen hotel shampoo bottles

Remember when Hideo Kojima said that Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker would contain a feature so great that it would make people want to buy a PSP ? Well, ol’ Hideo got one over on us again, because it isn’t just one feature: it’s the entire game .

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Review: Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

Just admit it: you want this portable boombox modded Sega Dreamcast, don’t you? If the answer is “no,” you blew it. Hit up the source link for way more images and a video.

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Dreamcast boombox: why not?

Yes, another manufacturer is throwing its weight behind the little, blue, but mostly the same USB 3.0 plug. Iomega has released a refreshed version of its eGo line of drives, with two models that support the new standard: the $129 500GB eGo Portable, and the $149 1TB or $229 2TB (and rather less portable) eGo Desktop. If you’re not quite so forward-looking, USB 2.0 models of the Portable line are available in 320GB, 500GB, and 1TB sizes, and there are Mac-specific, FireWire 800 editions of the Portable and Desktop drives available in 1 and 2TB sizes

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Iomega’s eGo drives accelerate to USB 3.0, should soon make the jump to plaid

Here’s the best news for PSP owners who love futuristic co-op dungeon crawling since, well, Phantasy Star Portable : Sega has announced that it’s localizing Phantasy Star Portable 2 , with a fall release planned in both North America and Europe. Taking place after the events of Phantasy Star Universe , Portable 2 features the people of Gurhal facing a new, less easily defeated threat: scarcity of resources

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Phantasy Star Portable 2 headed to North America and Europe this fall