Do you have Apple’s Magic Mouse and Bluetooth Keyboard together on your desk? Have you noticed any battery life problems with the keyboard? If you are, you’re probably not the first, as many folks out there with similar setups have been complaining of similar issues. Some folks are claiming that the Magic Mouse is preventing the keyboard from going into sleep mode, while others claim that it’s a Bluetooth driver issue. What we do know is that users are experiencing problems, and hopefully Apple gets this sorted out fairly

Looks like several users on Apple’s Discussion Boards are claiming that their Bluetooth keyboards have been devouring batteries like crazy since they started using a Magic Mouse. Even after switching to rechargeable batteries and running all updates, the problem continues. Most of these users claim that they need new keyboard batteries weekly. That ain’t good.

The theory is that the Magic Mouse is preventing the keyboard from going into sleep mode, which makes sense. After one user swapped his Magic Mouse with a

Prismatic Magic introduces the Laser-3D, the world’s first laser projection system, which “combines the vibrant, scintillating colors of traditional laser-light shows with full-color, stereoscopic 3-D technology.”

The Laser-3D technology is based on Infitec’s 3D technology, the same high-quality 3-D system used by Dolby 3-D Digital Cinema. It works by generating left and right duplicate images that are slightly offset from one another. Each image is projected by its own dedicated red, green, and blue (RGB)

Korean company SAFA launches the Magic Study Touch multimedia English learning device. THe device is loaded with the “Magic English Game” for users to practice listening, writing and interpreting with 5000 sentences.

SAFA’s Magic Study Touch does also media playback supporting H.264, MPEG4, WMV9, AVI video, MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC APE audio and JPEG, BMP, GIF and PNG image files. It has a 3.5-inch 320×240 touchscreen display, 8GB or 16GB internal memory and a microSD card slot.

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Learning another language can be tricky. Luckily for those in South Korea, SAFA has announced the availability of the Magic Study Touch education multimedia device, which should help. The device will help you learn English better and easier than on your own.

The Magic Study Touch comes pre-loaded with a Magic English Game application to practice listening, writing and interpreting over 5,000 English sentences. Comes in 8GB and 16GB models that are priced at $285 and $319.

Pricey yes, but at least you will speak

SAFA has unveiled its Magic Study Touch education multimedia device in South Korea which supposedly helps you learn better and easier. Pre-loaded with the 'Magic English Game' application, it has been programmed to practice listening, writing and interpreting with 5,000 sentences. You can choose from the 8GB and 16GB models, where the latter will feature DMB as well.

Check out this new Android cellphone which hails from OEM Foxconn. Despite not being attached with a name, it does look like the HTC Magic somewhat sans the special chin. Features that we do know of at the moment include a 3.2" HVGA touchscreen display at 480 x 320 resolution, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, a 5-megapixel camera, GPS navigation and a 3.5mm headphone jack which is always more than welcome.

Word has it that Apple's recently unveiled Magic Mouse has started to ship, which means that Apple has met the goal of shipping it at the end of this month. For customers who prefer to walk into retail stores and pick one up, you're out of luck since there isn't the sight of any of these Magic Mice just yet - perhaps they're wearing a cloak of invisibility? To go along with the shipment, Apple alo rolled out a couple of software updates for Snow Leopard and Leopard users to gain full access to the Magic Mouse's