Pink and metallic blue colours, people. If that doesn’t inspire you to drop whatever you’re doing right this second to head down to the shops and buy yourself a new Nintendo handheld, you must be a fool.
Okay, they’ll work with pretty much any gadget sporting a 3.5mm headphone jack, but the new RP-HJE240 earphones from Panasonic are colour coded to match every flavour of the iPod Nano rainbow.
Remember when Leeloo painted her nails in many colours at the touch of a button in The Fifth Element? Yeah, me neither, I was too busy falling in love with Milla Jovovich. This invention, however, will make that possible.
Kotaku just got word that Nintendo plans to release a black Wii console (plus controllers and accessories) in Japan—the first colour other than white to be offered.
JVC has taken a curious marketing strategy for their Xiview LT-42WX70, touting it as the first HDTV that “targets digital imaging professionals.” The TV can display 96% of the Adobe RGB colour space, and boasts an absurd number of colour adjustment parameters. (55!) JVC even goes so far as to occasionally refer to it as a “monitor,” which is weird, because it’s not.
If I were a golf player – and I’m not – I’d seriously consider creating my own set of clubs before walking onto the green, if only to make the sport a tiny bit interesting.
ColorWare will take your Kindle 2 from B&W to color* for the modest price of $US199, or they’ll sell you a pre-colourised model for $599. (*Note: Colourisation process does not include the E-Ink screen.) [ColorWare]
Remind me again why DSLRs are almost always black or silver? Pentax, whose cookies ‘n’ cream white K2000 dazzled in December (or this month in Australia – NB), doesn’t seem to know either, and now they’re releasing a limited-edition green version.
