You can’t really tell from this quick demo video, but what you’re peeping is the bulimic OGT Tablet. The company says it’s the slimmest Android tablet on this green planet and I can’t find anything to the contrary. It’s even thinner and lighter than the sickly iPad 2. But that doesn’t mean this Android slate is lacking in the tech department either. Nope, according to AndroidCentral, this kid packs the goods.

Inside the trim 7mm casing is a 1GHz CPU, 16 or 32GB flash memory, and a 188 ppi screen. (the iPad 2 is 132 ppi) Plus, the MicroSD card slot works out of the box and there are dual cameras with a 5MP on the rear and 3MP ’round front. If that’s not enough, the OGT Tablet will be offered in both 3G and WiFi models.

The official product page still shows a teaser pic and email honeypot, but the YouTube video seems to say the official word will drop shortly. This tablet seems to have the right specs to stand out, but that’s generally not enough. Marketing and distribution are the keys to Apple’s success. Those two latter items will be required if OGT Mobile plans on moving more than a few thousand units.

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Hitachi announced [JP] the CP-A300NJ (pictured) and the CP-AW250NJ today, the latest addition to their short-focus projector line-up. What’s special about these two models is that they are, according to Hitachi, “the world’s smallest and lightest” short-focus projectors: the devices are sized at W345×H85×D303mm and weigh just 3.8kg.

Hitachi says that the CP-A300NJ is capable of producing 80-inch pictures from just 23cm away (26cm in the case of the other model). The CP-A300NJ produces images with 1,024×768 resolution and 3,000 lumens brightness (CP-AW250NJ: 1,280×800 resolution pictures/2,500 lumens brightness).

Both models features 2xD-Sub, an HDM interface, a USB port, S-Video and a 10W mono speaker.

Hitachi plans to start selling the projectors in Japan on May 5 with an open price model.

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This 1.4 update will save you so much time, if you use Dropbox on iPhone or iPad. You can now upload photos and video in bulk; import files from Mail, Word and other apps, and even choose the folder to save them to. [iTunes via UberGizmo] More

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On episode five of Lifehacker, we’re turning to the dark side, focusing on “evil” hacks for cracking Windows passwords, padlock combinations, Wi-Fi passwords, and a whole lot more. Knowledge is power, and it’s up to you to decide how to use it. Be safe out there! More

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Earlier this month, Madhouse’s X-Men anime miniseries debuted on Animax in Japan. We checked out the first three episodes and found that this show effectively balances high-octane mutant fighting with (cornball yet endearing) soap operatics. Cyclops is so emotional! More

Modern love is best expressed with bacon, but for the traditionalist, there are always bacon roses. Instructables user kaptaink_cg explains how to make them. You’ll need a broiling pan, a mini muffin pan, marbles, and a drill. It’ll be necessary to actually destroy the muffin pan, but it’ll be worth it.

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