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May 11, 2007

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Dream Racer shuns remote control

Mark and Mike had a vision of helping disabled childred participate in the joy of remote controlled cars, and they have succeeded in their vision by making the Dream Racer cars. This toy doesn't require the standard joystick and...

GPS Snitch a costly luxury

Having real-time GPS tracking sounds like a cool idea, but it will be hard on your pockets. The GPS Snitch is evidence for that claim, with the hardware along costing $400 while the monthly subscription fee costs up to $26...

E Ink renews tech with Vizplex

E Ink has recently refreshed its electronic ink technology that is guaranteed to wow even the general layman. Known as Vizplex, this renewed technology offers vastly superior specifications when compared to previous iterations of E Ink imaging film technologies....

360 Degree Tabletop Fan

Experience all-round cooling with the 360 Degree Tabletop Fan. With three speeds to choose from and full air flow in every direction, you no longer need to fight with your room mate over a single fan. Air is drawn from...

Grand Enigma speakers cost a million

How apt for a pair of million dollar speakers to be named the Grand Enigma. It is truly an enigma if anyone rich (and silly) enough will fork out all the money just for a pair of speakers. Makes...

Jenga gets portable

No, Jenga has not been ported over to the Nintendo DS just yet, but it has undergone multiple treatments in the Incredible Shrinking Machine to recreate the Petit Jenga. This is a complete miniature Jenga set that comes with...

Outdoor camera kit for worry warts

If you're constantly worrying about some imaginary characters prowling about your backyard, the Outdoor Camera Kit is just the perfect remedy for your 'ailment'. Each kit comes with a couple of tiny weatherproof color cameras, transmitting both audio and video...

Alive technology keeps you...alive

Let's face it, you're not exactly the best authority when it comes to the health of your body, which is why the Alive device from Australia helps keep you in reasonable shape. This is made possible by using a Bluetooth...

Eikon Digital Privacy Manager

One thing that has constantly plagued computer users by increasing amounts over the years is the need to remember more and more passwods. The Eikon Digital Privacy Manager aims to give your brain cells some much needed relief as it...

Hitachi Travelstar 7K200 a speed demon

Hitachi touts that their Travelstar 7K200 notebook hard drive is the fastest notebook drive with encryption technology in the world. Available in 200GB capacity, the Travelstar 7K200 spins at 7,200 rpm as opposed to the more popular but slower 5,400...

Dress up your iPod with Fun Friends

If you mom or girlfriend already owns an iPod, it would be great to get her this Fun Friends stuffed toy as a gift. This accessory not only protects your iPod from slight knocks and bumps, being made out...

Domia X10 device is revolutionary

If you thought your home had a spiffy set of lighting controls, think again. The Domia X10 device offers a picture frame that comes with a pressure sensitive layer, where you place a photo of your living room within...


Super Talent ReadyBoost USB drive

Super Talent does not want you to have an ugly RadyBoost USB flash drive sticking out from your PC which is running on Windows Vista, and hence developed the Super Talent ReadyBoost device that plugs in directly into your...

Digg this counter!

Most website authors and publishers hope that their stories will be Digg-ed enough times to make it to the front page for the much desired "Digg effect", but not many succeed even after being in the scene for many...

May 10, 2007

iRiver pumps out Clix cradle

iRiver has recently unveiled a second generation Clix cradle that looks positively sweet. This ultra-modern design won't get outdated anytime soon, but it remains to be seen whether it will look appealing decades from now. Nevertheless, the Clix Cradle...

Boot and Glove Dryer

With summer rolling around, there is really not much need for the Boot and Glove Dryer, but for those living in clammy and wet countries, these are a must if you don't want your wet boots to fill up your...

Nokia N82 targets Q4 release

The beauty that is the Nokia N82 will soon be released, but in the meantime let's tease you with a rather blur picture and some word on specifications. The Nokia N82 will apparently sport a 5 megapixel camera (whether it's...

Bamboo phone in the works

Apparently a new patent was published last week, giving us details on a new, upcoming cellphone which cares for the environment as it is made from bamboo. Not only is it made from grass (yes, bamboo is a type of...

Anti-Violence Electrode Shock Gun

The Anti-Violence Electrode Shock Gun is a pretty interesting self-defense device that doesn't require a permit, giving you a peace of mind as you make your way through areas full of shady characters. Despite looking like a miniature pea shooter...

Eyebox2 sees you eye-to-eye

The Eyebox2 is a device that is capable of tracking whoever is looking at it within a 10 meter radius, thanks to the 1.3 megapixel camera and a vast array of infrared LEDs. When used with a mechanical billboard, the...

Phone Flasher alerts you of calls

No, this Phone Flasher is no cause for panic or alarm as it is actually a range of leather and crystal charms that can be clipped to the outside of your purse, lighting up only whenever you receive an...

Muscle Suit helps you lift heavy burdens

So you're newly married and are trying hard to fit into the role of being the 'man of the house'. Unfortunately, your many years of playing video games have left you with no strength whatsoever other than lightning quick...

Xbox 360 controller gets tilt

Xbox 360 owners who feel inferior to PS3 warlords due to the lack of tilt in their controller no longer need to do so - Team X-tender has developed a new kit that adds tilt capability to your Xbox...

E-cigarette to help you kick the habit

First we have electronic mail, and now we have an Electronic Cigarette? What's the world coming to these days? The Golden Dragon Group from China has designed this battery-powered contraption that smokes just like the real thing, but the...

Forgive me Father, for iSinned

The iRosary is a pretty cool concept that helps make the rosary more attractive and flexible to younger believers who own an iPod. This is made possible by using the iPod's famous white earphones cable which comes with a...

Termibot spells doom for termites

Termites are the bane of many a house, causing untold and silent damage until it's too late most of the time. The Termibot aims to help humans wage a winning battle against those pests, featuring video and thermal imaging...

Laser Clock projects time

The Laser Clock comes with a keychain fob while featuring a combination of LCD and laser technology which projects the current time onto virtually all surfaces, somewhat like how the Batman signal is projected across Gotham City during dire...

ExpressCard 34 memory card reader

While all laptops these days come with an ExpressCard slot, devices meant for that slot are still far and few between compared to the PCMCIA platform. Greenhouse Japan has recently unveiled the GH-EX25AD ExpressCard 34 Memory Card Reader that...

Xbox 360 turns yellow

No, turning yellow doesn't mean Microsoft is chickening out of the home console race, but rather the introduction of limited edition Simpsons-themed Xbox 360 consoles that are available only through a series of promotions and special events. There will...

Doggles for the fashionista in your dog

This pair of Doggles are just what the optometrist prescribed - for your dog. Available in virtually a whole bunch of sizes, each pair of Doggles come with 100% UV protection, while the lenses come with anti-fog and shatterproof qualities....

HP iPAQ 512 unveiled in Asia Pacific

HP has recently dropped the iPAQ 512 Voice Messenger smartphone in Asia Pacific recently, and this handset was specifically designed for business users with its push email support, voice control, and hands-free operation. You can even reply emails by...

USB Radio keeps you entertained

I'm not too sure why would anyone want the USB Radio from Thanko, considering the fact that most people would power it via a laptop or computer. Unless these same folk are unaware that Internet radio is far superior...

Loas USB flash drive has dual function

Looks like hardware manufacturers are starting to get more creative when it comes to adding functionality into existing form factors. The USB Eraser is a fine example, but Loas certainly isn't short on ideas either with its Digio USB...

Steering Rapper a road hazard

Anyone who installs the Steerig Rapper in their vehicle is definitely waiting for an accident to happen. This device is attached to your steering wheel with unsightly velcro straps that tend to get in your way while driving. In...

Apple could have new iPod in works

Apple has recently filed a patent that shed more light on what the company's next iPod would look like. Apparently, this new iPod will come with a touch screen interface as well as separate device surfaces for input and...

MP3 players could get GPS system

Looks like even MP3 players are no longer exempt from the GPS craze if computer scientists have their way. This brainchild involves an MP3 player that comes with an integrated GPS navigation system, enabling users to be directed to their...

Solar Powered Lighter a no brainer

I'm surprised it took so long for the Solar Powered Lighter to hit the market. Instead of using the traditional magnifying glass or rubbing two sticks together to start a fire under the scorching sun, why not harness some solar...

MP3 Mat from Homedic

Massage has always gone down well with music, so it is no surprise to see Homedic release the MP3 Mat. The MP3 Mat comes with five massage motors to knead and pound the day's stress away while generating heat to...

USB Toy lights up your life

Here's yet another desktop toy that makes use of your idle USB port, aptly named the USB Toy. All you need to do is plug this critter into any available USB port and watch it glow, cycling through red,...

Behind-the-Head Tune Phones

This weirdly named gadget (yes, I kid you not - it's really known as the "Behind-the-Head Tune Phones") might be rather convoluted when it comes to the model name, but everything else about it is pretty much simple. In...

SQ flash memory card unveiled

Xmultiple Technologies is the company behind the SQ flash memory card, and apparently this new memory card features double the read/write speeds of standard flash memory cards including Memory Sticks, miniSD, and microSD cards. Touting a maximum data transfer...

55-in-1 Card Reader with Bluetooth

So your notebook does not come with Bluetooth connectivity which makes it easier to sync data between your cellphone and computer - what are you going to do about it? The 55-in-1 Bluetooth-enabled Card Reader also doubles up as...

Tiny RC Racing Car

This remote controlled Racing Car toy from Brando is extremely tiny, sharing roughly the same dimensions as an iPod Shuffle and will be able to fit into your pocket easily just like a match box. Possibly the smallest RC...

May 09, 2007

BT Balance adaptor for laptops

Ever wished you could use your laptop without ever engaging in using the mouse and keyboard? BT researchers are trying to make that possible with BT Balance, an adaptor for laptops and tablet PCs that allow users to access applications...

Siemens Gigaset E455 home phone

Siemens fires a salvo on behalf of home phones all around the world by releasing the Gigaset E455 SIM. This house phone is capable of withstanding the everyday rigors of home use with its dust-proof, splash-proof, and shock-proof features. Is...

Gaming laptops play catch up game

No matter how much power you cram into laptops these days, they still cannot measure up to desktop systems in terms of performance. This is a sore point for hardcore gamers as they want the same, exacting performance on-the-go that...

Biosensor nose sniffs out bombs

Researchers from the Temple University School of Medicine have successfully developed a new biosensor that is capable of sniffing out explosives, making this a great tool which can be used in the future to help detect hazardrous gases and landmines....

Army dad gift idea

The Navy Opportunity Forum proved to be rather interesting, featuring a whole platoon of unmanned aerial vehicles that are sent ahead to scout potentially dangerous areas without endangering the lives of their human operators. These devices will be able to...

Midas touches Marantz SA-7SI

King Midas has left his touch on the Marantz SA-7SI CD player, giving you a 22kg behemoth of solid gold. The full metal chassis boasts a double-layer bottom plate and substantial shock-absorbing that virtually makes sound-degrading vibration a thing...

Motorola preps for new phone launch

Motorola has performed pretty dismally over the past year or two, with new phones that are often rehashes of older models with a slight tweak in hardware and design without offering anything really new. This rot will stop according to...

TrailGuard to prevent poaching

Technology is a two-edged sword and can be used for good or evil, but thankfully in this case it is used for the former. A metal-detecting sensor has been developed that can be buried alongside frequently used trails, helping...

Wall of Pong now comes in laser

You just know it when a game reaches classic status - it is found across various pop culture references, there will be T-shirts made about it, while watches and tables become impromptu game machines. Pong is one such game,...

Sharp EM-ONE designed for drooling

The Sharp EM-ONE is definitely one portable device that will elicit instant glares of jealousy as you pull it out from your pocket. Coming in a white fascia body complete with a slide up display that reveals a QWERTY...

Tune-In Bed gets you to dreamland

All aboard! The Tune-In Bed is on its last call, and passengers need not do anything other than lie down in it before being transported to a relaxing world called sleep. This bed targets those who can't sleep at night...

Belkin USB Travel Adapter Kit

If you're a frequent traveler who lugs around his laptop along with a bunch of wired peripherals, it can get pretty frustrating when you're trying to connect everything at your destination. Belkin aims to ease some of the tangled...

Genius unveils new gaming peripherals

Genius has just dropped a couple of new peripherals to enhance your gaming experience on the PC. The ErgoMedia 500 is a gamepad that comes with palm/wrist support for both online and FPS games. In addition, the ErgoMedia boasts a...

Lenovo ThinkPads go Santa Rosa

Lenovo has made some pretty big strides in its T60 and R60 line ThinkPads by incorporating Intel's latest Santa Rosa platform, making both the T61 and R61 the coolest running systems ever despite having an increased running speed. Other...

USB Power Backup for road warriors

It can get pretty frustrating when your device runs out of power even when it is not doing anything mission critical like talking on a cellphone while trying to clinch that contract which will give you a big, fat...

Coin-box phones are WiFi-enabled

Comstar UTS and Moscow's City Telephone Network are working together to bring the public two hundred WiFi-enabled coin-box telephones which will dot the entire cityscape. These new phones will be strategically placed in subways, airports, hotels, as well as other...

SoundTile in-Shower speakers

Giving your lungs some exercise in the shower by singing is often a favorite pastime of many, much to the chagrin of neighbors and family alike. The new SoundTile in-Shower speakers from Kohler is perfect for those who want to...

Alpine IVA-W205 car deck

Alpine has recently released its IVA-W205 car deck that suits those who love customizing their car stereo system since all the other functions are centered around the 6.5" QVGA touchscreen display. The touchscreen display comes with the added advantage...

USB Eraser stores and erases

The USB Eraser is a pretty interesting device when you consider it's dual functions - the ability to store your digital data on its flash memory, and a cover which doubles up as an eraser when you've made a...

Mac Mini gets tough

There is frankly no good reason to make a rugged Mac Mini, but for those who want to carry their Mac Minis with them wherever they go, the VictorSystems-inspired Mac Mini is the only way to go. Made for...

iSave helps you conserve waterThe

The world might be at war now over oil, but chances are in the future we will fight for water. Let's face it, water is the elixir of life but more often than not we take water for granted,...

SE patents multi-layer display

Sony Ericsson has recently issued a patent that could potentially revolutionize the world of cellphones - a multiple layered display. Sony Ericsson probably thought that you can cram in more applications on a tiny screen via layers, making this a...

Hisense M8801 paraded

Hisense recently displayed its M8801 TV phone at the Canton Fair 2007 in China. Featuring a lovely exterior that reminds one of a pair of jeans with its blue denim color and stitches, the M8801 also shares a somewhat...

Samsung SGH-P210 dual-mode phone

Samsung's SGH-P210 is certainly a phone of the future despite the lack of 3G functionality. What the SGH-P210 offers is support for normal cellphone and WiFi phone simultaneously, something rarely found in other handsets at this point of time....

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[SCOOP] Intel confirms upcoming fanless notebooks

At the "Santa Rosa" (Intel's latest notebook plateform unveiled last March) press conference here in San Francisco, our colleague at Uberpulse had confirmation of some upcoming fanless notebooks... More details in the article on Uberpulse.com Photo: Mooly Eden, vice...

Nokia N73 Review

While aesthetics are subjective, I would argue that the N73 is a good looking phone. It seems many others would agree, as the device was met with many “oohs” and “aahs” when I pulled it out to answer a...

NEC PaPeRo goes Mini

Looks like the miniaturization bug has hit the PaPeRo robot from NEC. Unimaginatively dubbed as the PaPeRo Mini, this smaller version measures 250mm x 170mm x 179mm versus the 385mm x 248mm x 245mm of its predecessor. This reduction...

Microvision goes to bed with U.S Navy

Microvision has recently inked a deal with the U.S. Navy to supply them a lightweight, see-through, full-color augmented reality display prototype. This wearable display is chock full of modern technology such as Microvision's very own ultra-thin optical assembly and a...

Fujitsu T4220 Santa Rosa laptop

Fujitsu has a brand new laptop to grace its LifeBook line, known as the T4220. Weighing a mere 4.3 pounds light, this Santa Rosa-based laptop is nothing more than a convenient business laptop that does the rudimentary tasks well....

Remote controlled Tiger Tank prowls

This Tiger I tank looks like a hand-built model at first glance, but upon closer inspection you realize that it is actually a remote controlled toy that has been accurately reproduced down to the last detail. This 1/24 scale...

Philips Pronto NX PowerLite

At first glance, the Pronto NX PowerLite from Philips looks like a media player, but upon closer inspection you would notice that it is actually a remote control. The VGA display enables you to organize entertainment into different activities...

Pulse Ring reads your hearbeat

Finding someone lying motionless on the ground can be a very frightening experience, especially for those who do not have the medical background to tell whether the person is dead or not. The Pulse Ring steps in to save the...

Waterproof LCD TV plain impractical

It is nice to know that iizel has come up with a line of LCD TVs that are waterproof, but I don't exactly see the practical point of such an appliance. While there are already weather resistant LCD TVs available...

Tango Wings update

We have an update on the Tango Wings UMPC that we covered last month. The WVGA display was not 7" as originally thought, but measures 6.5" instead. Now for the juicy part - the specifications. The Tango Wings is...

Creative X-Fi soundcard for laptops

Creative has a spanking new soundcard for laptop owners, and the Creative X-Fi Xtreme Audio fits snugly into your ExpressCard 54 slot, giving you access to Creative's very own X-Fi Crystallizer and 3CMSS-3D technology for an instant surround sound...

Toshiba embraces Santa Rosa

Toshiba has just dropped the ball on a couple of Qosmio G40 and F40 laptops that will be powered by Intel's new Santa Rosa platform, but these will only be available in Japan. The G40 is a pure multimedia...

Airseat gives comfort to your tush

Cycling is one of the best forms of exercise around (although not as complete as swimming) since it does not involve any of your joints experience any impact, but your butt will bear the brunt of most of the punishment...

Signature Diamond Speakers

Bowers and Wilkins have dressed up their new pair of marble-sculptured speakers by encrusting them with diamond crystals. The tweeters located on top are stuffed with expensive jewels for a cleaner sound, while the choice of marble as the construction...

Qritek mouse sees you

Qritek from Japan has released a mouse that comes with iris recognition technology, ensuring nobody else but you will be able to use the computer when it is turned on. Each time you want to log on, just hold this...

Darth Vader calls back

This Darth Vader phone is definitely one for hardcore Star Wars fans only, as no sane person would have the Dark Lord of the Sith sitting in the middle of the living room. In addition to letting you talk...

AVAcore cools down your body

The AVAcore device was specifically designed to effect heat exchange to the body core extremely quickly, and while it might not make you feel cooler, it will definitely leave you feeling completely refreshed and less fatigued. This system has already...

Pioneer launches new line of plasmas

Pioneer intends to keep their competition on their toes by announcing the 'Best flat screen TV in the world'. The Project Kuro TV range claims to come with black levels that are 80% deeper than its predecessors with a...

iSimple iPod Interface offer simplicity

The idea of an FM transmitter is great in theory, but setting one up in your vehicle to listen to your iPod can be a pretty frustrating experience since the music tends to experience dropped signals in between static. The...

Gameboy receives new lease of life

Looks like the Nintendo Gameboy has just received a second chance at life thanks to the ultra small Via motherboard known as the Epia PX10000G. Who would have thought that one day, we would lay eyes on a Gameboy...

Knight Light comes in shining armor

While knights are supposed to sport shining armor as they rescue their damsels in distress from a dragon or ogre, this Plug-In Knight shines but in a different manner. It utilizes power from a nearby outlet in order to...

May 08, 2007

DiXCOM CNS-4320 talks and navigates

Chinese manufacturers are famous for taking a product and throwing in tons of other features that the original was sorely missing, selling these for half the price. DiXCOM is the latest company to release such a device - the...

Longer lasting batteries coming your way

The main problem with most gizmos these days are the lack of battery power due to the amount of functions thrown inside each device. The US Department of Energy has developed a better method of building a longer lasting...

Samsung unveils YV-150 Voice Pen

Samsung aims to revolutionize what a pen-inspired device looks like with the YV-150 Voice Pen. This MP3 player supports MP3, WMA, and WMA DRM formats in addition to carrying an integrated FM tuner. Great for meetings, the YV-150 comes...

Progio Training Companion

Getting a workout often involves a certain degree of discipline, but sometimes going through the same motions on a daily basis can get pretty stale. The Progio Training Companion comes with a 320 x 240 resolution display, showing you exercise...

HP dvd1040e 20x Super Multi DVD Writer

The HP dvd1040e 20x Super Multi DVD Writer is the latest external DVD burner that comes with LightScribe labeling technology, enabling you to write to both single and double layer discs without any problems. Those who are still living...

Trey Chair made for gamers

The Trey Chair was designed specifically for gamers, enabling a person to experience life without a backbone as you sit your tush into it comfortable. The Trey Chair enables a person to go from the computer screen to a...

Magicmirror head for retail markets

Paxar has developed a consumer-facing-item-level RFID solution known as the Magicmirror. This unique device targets retail stores and aims to touch customers on an emotional level in order to translate a try-out into a sale. Whenever a customer displays an...

Campfire Toaster heats up this summer

With summer just around the corner, spending some quality time with nature will definitely be at the top of most people's minds as they go about soaking up the sun's rays for a nice tan. What's an outdoor activity without...

32GB SSD arrives on LS800 Tablet PC

Motion Computer has dropped the ball that its LS800 Tablet PC will come with a 1.8" 32GB solid state drive, empowering users to achieve a higher level of productivity on an ultra-mobile computing platform. In-house engineering tests have shown...

Horse racing without the crowd

I don't know about you, but I never really understood the excitement surrounding a horse race. For those who can't get enough of this 'sport', you can always pick up the Horse Racing Challenge set that features infrared remote...

IMP Adapt WiFi Internet Radio

Internet radio stations are set to be the next big thing, although a future ruling could yank that possibility away in time to come. In the meantime, why not enjoy Internet radio by picking up the IMP Adapt? This...

Panasonic Strada to hit the U.S.

Panasonic's latest in-dash HDD mobile navigation system will be the first of its kind from the company to arrive in U.S. shores. Going by the convoluted model number CN-NVD905U, it would be much easier to call it by it's...

LG LSC27990 now with HDTV

LG is certainly pushing the luxury envelope with its LG LSC27990 refrigerator. Coming in a standard two door fridge and freezer design, not only does the LG LSC27990 keep everything inside crisp and cool, the 15" LCD HDTV on the...

Water-cooled, fanless laptops from HP

Water-cooled? Fanless? Sounds something that ought to remain on the computer desk and not lugged around, but apparently HP will utilize technology from Voodoo and use it to ship a line of laptops that feature water cooling technology and does...

Book of Life concept

Mention Book of Life and chances are your mind will flash images of the end days, where those whose names are not written in there will be cast into a lake of fire for all eternity. The Book of...

Epoq launches MP4 watch

The Epoq EMP-CVWC-2 is actually an MP4 player that fits on your wrist snugly, thanks to the stylish metal case and genuine leather band. You get a 1.5" 260k OLED display with 128 x 128 pixels resolution, MP3 support, an...

Diasonic rolls out its own PMP

Diasonic from Korea is tipped to unveil its Portable Media Player (PMP) at the upcoming Sviaz-Expocomm 2007 in Moscow. This PMP is co-developed with Sharp Korea, and will come with a lovely 4.3" TFT LCD display featuring MP3 playback,...

Yinke M002 brick cellphone

Remember the old school cellphones from Motorola? Those were large bricks that you had to lug around, and you'd probably had to wear pants that fit Ronald McDonalds comfortably if you ever needed to fit those into your pocket....

Pacemaker pro portable music player

While you might be content with your iPod when it comes to satisfying your musical appetite during travel, the Pacemaker is a professional portable music player that features the full functionality and possibilities of two decks and a mixer, enabling...

USB Key Business Card

Even in this day and age where electronic information rules, the plain business card still holds a special place in the hierarchy of things as they do tend to tell a lot about the company and person behind this...

Screen displays video on both sides

This unique home outdoor projection display is capable of reversing its image for viewing from either side in an instant, giving anyone attending a BBQ cook out in your backyard an equal chance to watch the big game without missing...

Microdia pushes the envelope

Microdia has taken the initiative to release a 16GB SDHC memory card that features a Class 6 speed of 160x. This unique memory card is a vast improvement over the 8GB SDHC cards that you see on the market since...

USB Big Fan cools you down

Summer is slowly but surely making its way into our lives, but along with the sunshine you will have to endure the unbearable heat that accompanies each summer. The USB Big Fan is touted to offer some much needed...

Disky sells pre-loaded MP3 players

Disky from the Netherlands actually sells a quartet of different MP3 players that come with two hours of pre-loaded music, retailing to the tune of 19.90 Euros. At such a cheap price, you must be wondering what the catch is....

Centerfold guitar takes after origami

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but the Centerfold guitar isn't exactly a breeding ground for topless models wearing nothing but a guitar to protect their modesty. This is actually a real life guitar that can be folded into half...

May 07, 2007

HP goes into dual-format territory

HP is clearly shaken by how Blu-ray sales have eclipsed HD DVD in such a short period, and have hedged their bets by taking the safest route possible - offering dual-format drives in a couple of their upcoming Pavilion desktop...

Happy Monkey FM Radio

I don't know about you, but the Happy Monkey FM Radio certainly freaks me out with it's design that makes them look as though they were the ancient ancestors of the dreaded Teletubbies. You've got an ecstatic simian with...

Evesham Nav-Cam 7700 is dirt cheap

Don't make the assumption that GPS navigation systems are all expensive - the Evesham Nav-Cam 7700 device is one of the cheapest ones available, retailing for $160 with a $5 shipping fee. The specifications (available after the jump) might...

Squirrel the portable pollution monitor

The Squirrel device is actually a portable pollution monitor that takes readings round the clock, where the results are then uploaded to a database that gives the central brain a whole lot more concrete, practical data which can subsequently be...

Sensear for crystal clear communication

Holding a conversation in a public place can be pretty frustrating as you have to talk louder than normal in order to get your message across. Even so, there might be some miscommunication at times, but the Sensear earmuff and...

RiteAlarm Clock offers flexibility

While most of us plebians have a standard alarm clock that comes with just one alarm, the RiteAlarm Clock ups the ante by offering three alarms. You no longer need to set the weekend alarms every Saturday and Sunday,...

SD to SSD conversion made easy

If you have at least two SD cards lying around without any use for them at the moment, the SD to SSD converter comes in handy, giving you potentially up to 8GB of memory in an instant. There are...

Sensaphone Smoke Detector

If you ever want to run around in a panicked frenzy as your house burns down to ashes while vacationing in Hawaii, the Sensaphone Smoke Detector is the perfect device for you. This device is powered by a hard wired...

Clock Safe to store valuables

I suppose with the deluge of thefts happening these days, it is only natural to find safe places when it comes to keeping your jewelry and valuables. The Clock Safe is a pretty good hiding spot, being non-descript and...

Kingston MobileLite card reader

Kingston is an old hand when it comes to all things memory, including card readers. The MobileLite card reader is the latest in the company's long line of products, coming in the shape and size of a regular USB...

Memorex Mi1111 Home Micro System

At first, I thought the Memorex Mi1111 Home Micro System was experiencing some kind of spelling error, but apparently that is the (weird but) official name bestowed upon it. This Home Micro System caters for iPod owners, featuring an...

Samsung unveils Q1 refresh

Samsung has just unveiled the Q1 Ultra UMPC, a computing device where its predecessor caused more than a few ripples within the industry a couple of years' back. It is disappointing to see Samsung throw in an "Ultra" suffix...

Rumor of new HP tablet

There is word on the street that a spanking new HP tablet computer is currently being worked on to hit stores sometime in July. Known as the 2710p, the only details leaked about this tablet is it comes with...

Asid Tech late to Wii accessory game

So you've waved your way to the end of Twilight Princess on the Wii, and decided that another crack at that game with the same old controls just don't quite make the cut. Asid Tech has a solution in...

Inflatable display for summer movie nights

What better way to put your large backyard to good use during those summer nights than watching a movie? The giant inflatable display with an Optoma projector is the perfect device since it is large enough to keep everyone...

Speech recognition for Logitech Harmony

Logitech is currently working on introducing voice recognition as well as search functions to its Harmony line of universal remote controls. Not only that, each Harmony remote control will also come with biometric security features for added functionality. The software...

Century Sutra 1688 loves SNES games

Talk about a really sensational name for a cellphone. The Century Sutra 1688 handset from China is a regular cellphone with the added caveat of an SNES emulator programmed inside. Regular phone features include a 1.3 megapixel camera behind...

Zonbu the extreme budget PC

If you're looking out for a cheap computer, they don't come any cheaper than the Zonbu. Due this summer, the Zonbu measures roughly the size of a paperback book comes with 4GB of flash memory on board, and the...

SmartSet Clock makes alarm setting easy

As clocks start looking more and more complicated to set, the SmartSet Clock comes in to save the day. All you need to do is plug it in and it will set itself to the correct time automatically. Daylight saving...

Samsung YP-U3 released

Samsung's foray into the MP3 market isn't exactly stunning and groundbreaking, but if you have stuck with the YP-U1 and YP-U2 so far, it would make perfect sense to check out the YP-U3 as well. What does the U3 have...

Hyundai Telematics T10 navigation device

Hyundai Telematics has just launched the new T10 DMB navigation device in Korea that not only helps you find your way around, it even comes with a digital camera to capture candid shots on your travels. The T10 uses...

Bevy to cover Shuffle beauties

The Bevy is an offbeat iPod accessory from product development firm mophie, and at first glance you'd probably wonder what it is. This iPod Shuffle case is made from crystal-clear polycarbonate with a stainless steel insert. The functionality of the...

Mactab concept protects MacBooks

Now this is certainly a good idea - the MacTab is one peripheral that actually complements the already sexy MacBook. When not in use as a thin wireless keyboard, it actually serves as a protection cover for the MacBook...

Venzero updates product line with Mini

Venzero has introduced the Mini MP3 player recently, and this is a much smaller update compared to the MiniOne player which was released last year. It is interesting to note that while the body shrunk to a mere 1.5" x...

Viewsonic unveils VX1932wm in Taiwan

ViewSonic has just expanded its widescreen LCD monitor range by introducing the VX1932wm in Taiwan. This 19" LCD display will retail for approximately $240 and complies with European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) and Energy Star. Features include...

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[SCOOP] HP to launch water-cooled fanless notebooks this Fall

Over this week-end we've got confirmation on something that we overheard at the HP/Voodoo event last April: the Palo-Alto company will ship this Fall a line of mainstream laptops using Voodoo's water-cooling technology and 8 hours of battery life! More...

Tired? Take a Metronap

Metronaps is currently offering tiny sleep pods for rental in cities located across the world. Known as the EnergyPod, this unique rest module was created to help enhance powernapping at work, enabling workers to get short bursts of rest...

USB Pill remedy for lack of storage

We covered the Vavolo 4GB USB flash drive that comes in the shape of a pill, and gadget kings Brando are now carrying a generic prescription of the Vavolo that comes in half the capacity. Known as the USB...

Anti-Violence Electrode Shock Gun

The Anti-Violence Electrode Shock Gun is pretty much self-explanatory. It is pretty ironic that an anti-violence device packs in more violence than a regular knuckle duster, featuring a 30,000 volt electric pulse that is capable of rendering even the brawniest...

Eznex ENA-7000 released

Eznex has recently released the ENA-7000 device that offers both an FM transmitter and a Bluetooth module in a single device. Measuring no bigger than a regular thumb, the ENA-7000 supports the transmission frequencies between 87.5MHz to 107.9MHz, enabling...

Sub-Zero Wolf Refrigerated Drawer

Who would have known that the drawer which you see on the right is actually a refrigerator tucked away, ready to receive items such as beer cans and fresh vegetables more than everyday office stationery. When combined, these two drawers...

OQO Model 2 now with HSDPA

Flickr user Tnkgrl (what's with the lack of vowels these days anyway?) got tired of waiting for her EV-DO card to catch up with her surfing demands on her OQO Model 2 that she performed some good old fashioned...

Circuit Board Night Light home idea

If you want to geek out your apartment, this Circuit Board Night Light could be just the missing piece to your puzzle, lighting up your pad with the design of a regular circuit board. Those who are aiming to green...

Canon PowerShot S5 IS

Canon has recently launched the PowerShot S5 IS digital camera, featuring an 8 megapixel CCD sensor and a 12x optical zoom, along with Canon's very own DIGIC III image processor, Face Detection Technology, and a new Red-Eye Correction feature...

Canon HR10 HD camcorder

Canon has just released the HR10 HD camcorder, giving you the opportunity to record your favorite memories in 1080i images using its 10x optical zoom lens and its full HD 1,920 x 1,080 CMOS image sensor. Recorded video is...

RCA Small Wonder syncs to Box.net

I’ve recently played with the RCA Small Wonder and checked its claim of being super-easy to use for non-techies who want to share photos and videos with their families. I tested it with the box.net online storage service that...

Piano docking iQ

Hmmm looks as though you have to have an iPod docking system of some kind these days in order to sell a product, as evident by the iQ device from PianoDisc. You can retrofit the iQ device onto a...

Voice Changer for prank calls

The Voice Changer device enables you to sound drastically different from your human self, speaking in some form of alien accent that will freak out even the most seasoned of telephone operators. Other than the occassional prank call, I believe...

Mister Miser Urinal

Any home with a urinal often means that the home owner is pretty well off, or there is just one permanent bachelor living there as no woman in her right mind would have a bathroom that does not come with...

Rumor of new black iMac

Word from Rumorsville has it that there will be a new slimmer iMac taht will debut in the near future, and it won't come in just Apple white but black as well. Apple is one of the very few companies...

May 06, 2007

Skanstik pocket scanner concept

Anyone who has gone on a road trip before will definitely know how keeping track of small pieces of paper can be quite a task as they seem to have a life of their own. The Skanstik pocket scanner...

Soltonix headphones love the sun

We've seen a bunch of solar-powered apparel and devices in the past, and now we have the Soltonix Headphone AM/FM Stereo Radio that harnesses the power of the sun to power up the AAA battery located in the ear...

HP Pavilion HDX gaming notebook

HP enters the gaming notebook fray by releasing the HP Pavilion HDX that boasts high performance gaming parts that augurs well for gamers and entertainment seekers alike. The specifications of the HDX resemble that of a desktop more than...

Khet game teases your brain

If you're sick and tired of chess being the only boardgame in your home, perhaps checking out Khet would be a good idea. Touted to be the first board game that incorporates laser technology, Khet requires you to maneuver...

LED Roses do not wilt nor wither

Why get mom a normal bouquet of roses this Mother's Day when you can keep up with the times and pick up the LED Rose instead? This unique gift idea won't suffer from a lack of water or attention as...

Supersonic Portable boom box

With the deluge of portable media players out there these days, it is surprising to see the Supersonic Portable boom box hit one back for an old school method of enjoying one's music. What makes the Supersonic Portable boom...

Anti-bacterial shirt costs a bomb

Although there are a number of keyboards and mice in the market that come with an anti-bacterial coating, none of them are as expensive as this Anti-bacterial Shirt that costs approximately $10,000 for a yard of fabric, no thanks to...

Microsoft to unveil new Zune?

Word on the street is Microsoft will be hosting an event in Redmond tomorrow to preview or announce a spanking new Zune. Chances are this will be a flash-based one, but will it bomb just like the hard drive-based Zune...

Laser Dance Matrix for precision

Those who have indulged in Dance Dance Revolution on the home consoles will know how easy it is to slip on those mats provided as you scramble your legs to hit the right moves at the right time, but the...

Solar thermal power plant

The new solar thermal power plant in Spain stands at 40 storeys high and looks as if it was being hosed with giant sprays of water from afar. Upon closer inspection, one realizes that this tower is reflected by...

miLites add dazzle to your iPod nano

If you think that your iPod nano is just too plain to be seen in broad daylight by the rest, perhaps getting it the miLite from B2 will enable your nano to get more exposure in public. This pretty case...

Printed parts to be available in future

Three dimensional printers could be available to home users within a few years at an affordable price, offering the ability for regular folks to print out whatever they need at the moment, ranging from a toothbrush, a fork, and even...

USB flash drives fresh from the oven

I'm not sure why are fancy pants USB flash drive so appealing, but apparently they do contain a certain amount of cuteness factor that warrants continued production. Case in hand, the Freshly Baked USB drives from Vavolo. You get hamburgers,...

BenQ phone tells your body fat ratio

Apparently BenQ has plans for a handset that is capable of measuring your body fat, making it easy to call your dietician on what you should do to lose some weight. This cellphone comes with a couple of separate...

Vertu goes for strawberries and cream

There will be a couple of special edition handsets of the Vertu Ascent cellphone coming up later this year (as if the ordinary Ascent isn't 'special' enough already), and they will be called Stawberry and Cream for obvious reasons....

Potpourri basket eavesdrops

Just like this wall clock, this potpourri basket also comes with a built-in GSM transmitter (presumably the same component as the wall clock considering its listening radius of 5 meters at best) for you to eavesdrop on whatever's going on...

All-in-one DVD projector

Why bother hooking up your DVD player to a projector when you can settle for yet another convergence device in the form of the DY-PJ001H All-in-One DVD projector? From the top, it looks like any other DVD player, but...

Wall Clock with GSM Transmitter

This stainless steel clock looks like your everyday, living room timepiece, but it comes with the added feature of a GSM module which enables you to dial in silently from anywhere in the world and hear what's going on within...

Hidden Camera Spy Clock

The Hidden Camera Spy Clock is one of the latest in a long line of spy gadgets that encourage voyeurism. While there are practical applications to it such as keeping an eye on your home just in case the...

3D displays to hit notebooks?

We have seen the iZ3D monitor at work for desktop gamers, but notebook manufacturers will probably include widescreen 3D displays sometime later this year or in 2008. While 3D panels in notebooks will decrease battery life further and reduce the...

Eco Air hand crank cellphone charger

Having a cellphone is definitely essential in any emergency, but what happens when your power supply has been cut off and you're down to your last bar of battery? The Eco Air hand crank cellphone charger is the perfect...

Attack of the RC Tarantulas

The Uncle Milton RC Tarantula looks just like the real thing - it scurries, it crawls, and even comes with a furry texture that will definitely scare the living daylights out of any arachnophobes. Unfortunately, the RC Tarantula's game is...

Virus Chaser USB flash drive

Now this is a handy tool for those who own a computer sales and service business. The Virus Chaser USB flash drive offers a comprehensive protection package on a single USB flash drive including virus vaccines, virus prevention system...

 

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