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June 30, 2007

iPhone: real user feedback

We bumped into an iPhone early adopter named Ron at University Coffee (Palo Alto) and discussed about his experience. Unsurprisingly, he thought that the display was just beautiful. He was watching a video in landscape mode, and we could...

June 29, 2007

Bomb coin box from Tomy

Ok so this is not exactly a box per se, but it is still a coin box that comes in a round (bomb) form factor. The wick is not real but contains an LED instead. It gets lighted whenever...

Push-pin lamp adds a dash of humor

Now here's a desk lamp that will definitely bring a smile to your face whenever you look at it. It comes in the shape of a push-pin, save that it has been enlarged many times over. Turning this unique...

This Porsche does not rev

A Porsche that does not rev? Now that's something new. The Eton Porsche Design radio was forged from metal with precision knurled knobs and handles, making it one sturdy unit thanks to its cast aluminum housing and crank handle that...

NeatReceipts gobbles business cards

Scanning business cards into the computer is essential for any executive these days, as it makes keep track of the contact list much easier. Unfortunately, not everyone has the discipline to do it promptly, which is why the NeatReceipts...

DSi455T2 from Boston Acoustics

The Boston Acoustics DSi455T2 takes the opposite route of the adage "kids should be seen and not heard" as it hides inside the ceiling, making them practically invisible to the untrained eye while pumping out great audio. It comes with...

EME portable media player concept

The portable media player is one device that most people cannot live without these days, and Shao Wei Huang has developed the EME portable media player concept that is bound to amaze should it ever make it to the manufacturing...

Hex Bug from Bandai

Bandai is not only famous for its line of Gundam robots, but also manufactures other toys as well. The Hex Bug series is one of its latest creations, and consists of a set of miniature insect robots that are smart...

Book-sized earthquake detector

Since Japan is such a hot zone for earthquakes, it is a no brainer that a Japanese company has developed a home-based earthquake detector that shares the equivalent dimensions of a paperback novel. It will connect to an early warning...

The Dock from Scandyna

Very rarely has so little said so much. The Dock, as it is aptly named, is an audio docking station for iPods. It comes in a round shape with speaker cable ports, a line-out port, and a power input in...

Reigncom GPS with unique displays

Most GPS navigation systems these days seem to come with DMB as a standard feature, and this is no different from this GPS navigation system from Reigncom. Boasting a 7" TFT LCD display, you get a circular 1.15" mini...

Asus U3000 Hybrid TV tuner

Asus has unveiled its U3000 Hybrid TV tuner known as My Cinema. This is a truly comprehensive multimedia entertainment device, packing in the ability to watch and record DVB-T or analog TV programs, an integrated FM tuner, scheduled recording, EPG...

B-Speech Alpha Bluetooth Handsfree Kit

The B-Speech Alpha Bluetooth Handsfree Kit is extremely impressive at first glance, boasting a full drop-down alphanumeric LCD display complete with enough memory to store up to 300 numbers, a pair of speakers, and the option to tack on GPS...


Park N Place Garage Parking Aid

Parking your vehicle is a tricky process, and there are still some people who fail to position their vehicles in the designated parking spot without nicking the car in front or behind of them. The Park N Place Garage...

Sony DVP-FX850 portable DVD player

Sony has unveiled a brand new portable DVD player in UK that goes by the model number DVP-FX850. This takes a clamshell form factor like many others of its kind, but with an added caveat - the 8" TFT high...

Quirky use of solar power

The Solar House Number Display & Mailbox is one unique device that adds to the aesthetics of your home without costing an additional cent. During the day, this Mailbox stores up all the solar energy it can get, and when...

iStation N7tu from Digital Cube

I know it is summer now, but are models dressed in bikinis actually required to help push a product? The iStation N7tu from Digital Cube of Korea brings 7" of viewing goodness in 800 x 480 resolution, featuring both...

CUTLASS vehicles disposes of bombs

Disposing off bombs is pretty risky business, which is why it is always better to have robots do it than a human. The CUTLASS unmanned bomb disposal vehicle fits the bill perfectly, enabling the user to work on military and...

Z-motion controller mimics Wiimote

While you can't exactly play the Wii with this wireless Z-motion controller, it does pretty much the same thing albeit on a computer platform. The Z-motion works as a 3D mouse, virtual keyboard, laser pointer, spotlight, and highligther. I...

Nurian X10 with dual displays

One can safely presume that Koreans and Japanese have an extremely broad vocabulary since they carry portable electronic dictionaries all the time. The Nurian X10 is the latest of such devices to hit the streets, featuring a dual screen display...

Altec Lansing powers your home theater

Altec Lansing has taken the next step by enlarging its portfolio to include home theater systems. The Powered Theater line will ship this August, offering booming sound in a small and svelte form factor. There will be a couple...

Etri unveils emo pet robot

Etri of Korea unveiled its Kobie emotional robot pet at the recently concluded SEK 2007. It looks more like a koala than anything else, and I suppose it comes with all the necessary sensors in the right places to...

Ferrari comes up with binoculars

I suppose any company will always look out for opportunities to milk the faithful for more money, and Ferrari has certainly done so by teaming up with Willian Optics to design the Ferrari Visio 8x25 binoculars. It is made from...

My Library Video Edition from WD

Western Digital knows that you are just too busy that even your current DVR can't handle the number of backlog programmes which you have missed. They have released a solution in the form of the My Library Video Edition that...

Fujifilm FinePix Big Job HD-3W

Fujifilm has just launched the Big Job HD-3W digital camera that scoffs in the face of hazardrous environments, boasting a rubber grip for a more secure hold in addition to large buttons that doesn't leave you fumbling. Not only...

Maxian M850 is super slim

Cellphones aren't the only devices that are taking the slim route, with the Maxian M850 portable media player adopting the same stance. Measuring a mere 17mm slim, the M850 comes with a 4.3" WQVGA LCD touchscreen display complete with...

June 28, 2007

Playboy sexes up iPhone

Not too sure what Steve Jobs has to say about this, but Playboy has already made available its iPlayboy downloadable interface (and it's free to boot!) on the Playboy website for the iPhone which will hit the streets tomorrow. What...

Peltier can cooler/heater

For those who want to keep their can drink cold even after being out of the fridge for a few hours have two options - an endless supply of ice cubes, or the Peltier thermoelectric device. While I still...

DH1 Disaster House not needed...yet

All the warring madness that we see around us will probably culminate in a nuclear fallout, and this is where the DH1 Disaster House comes in handy. While your neighbors laugh at you for owning one, remember what happened to...

OLED Leather Wristwatch carries data

Watches are just timepieces, aren't they? Apparently not, as evident by this OLED Leather Wristwatch. Not only does this watch tell the time down to the exact second, it also boasts 2GB of storage space for you to carry all...

Nomadic Lamp moves around comfortably

Whenever we purchase a lamp, we ought to choose carefully since there are many considerations to think about such as where you want to place the lamp. The Nomadic Lamp leaves that to your imagination, since it comes in...

Sega Toys to unleash Mio

Now isn't the Mio just an absolute darling to look at? He is yet another dog robot (the popularity of a dog robot still confounds me - how come cat robots don't reach the same stratospheric heights as it's...

Taser-equipped robots coming your way

Enforcing the law can be a pretty hazardrous occupation at times, considering how lives are put on the line in front of an unruly mob. Taser (the stun gun company) is currently working with iRobot to come up with a...

IntelliTouch Eos wireless speakers

IntelliTouch will be making a splash in the speaker system market by unveiling the Eos wireless satellite speaker system. Targeting iPods, the Eos links up to a quartet of remote speakers while delivering interference-free CD quality sound at 48Khz...

Xiao Turn USB key increases capacity

The Xiao Turn USB flash drive has just been given a boost in storage capacity, and the previous top dog of 2GB has been dethroned, replaced by a 4GB capacity instead. Measuring 19mm x 58.6mm x 13.mmm, this is...

iRiver T60 struts its stuff

iRiver has certainly not let down consumers lately in terms of design, and the T60 is yet another example. Featuring a design that reminds me of a Tobleron candy bar, the T60 boasts a mini-joystick knob for music controls...

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Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000

It’s been a while since I’ve seen a webcam that’s exciting, but the Quickcam Pro 9000 makes me want to revisit that category of devices. Obviously image quality is key for a imaging device so Logitech went to Carl...

Logitech Quickcam Pro for Notebooks

The Quickcam Pro for notebooks contains an optic and a hardware equivalent to its sibling: the Quickcam Pro 9000. Its mounting system is different because users can clip it on the top of their laptop’s display, although I wonder...

Hyundai IDE HDD Enclosure from Brando

Hyundai has just unveiled its IDE HDD Enclosure that boasts fingerprint recognition, giving you a mobile storage solution that is secure for peace of mind. Connected via USB 2.0, you get speedy data transfer speeds in a convenient manner....

Sony VAIO WA1 wireless boombox

The Sony VAIO WA1 wireless boombox looks like a winner judging from its specifications, featuring compatibility with SonicStage, iTunes, Windows Media Player, as well as Internet radio stations. The WA1 works great if your home has a wireless network...

Sony Walkman players get new color

Sony has decided to buy white and pink paints by the bucketload, making available its NW-A808 Walkman player in both colors. Previously, the NW-A808 only featured black and violet colors. This skin change will be available in Japan this July...

Coffee Table Fish Tank wows

If you want to amaze visitors and guests to your pad, the Coffee Table Fish Tank is guaranteed to do the job. Made from toughened glass, the entire coffee table comes with a filter and lighting system. Cleaning it is...

Elie Bleu Deluxe Che Cigar Humidor

If you're a high roller and player, then cigarettes are definitely not up to your standard. No sir, you'd settle for nothing less than the finest Cuban cigars. Keeping your cigar fresh is essential though, which is why there...

AMD/Microsoft Tag Team for cheap PCs

AMD and Microsoft have joined forces to bring more affordable computers to countries in the developing world, and this time the computer known as the IQ will retail for approximately $513 in India. These computers might be cheap, but they...

Solopipe lights itself

The Solopipe is a pretty neat idea, featuring a self-lighting pipe that requires you to place your weed in its bowl and slide the lid over it. Open the lid and pull the lighter's trigger, and you have and...

iNavi G1 in-car entertainment system

Looks like Westerners are on the losing end again, with the iNavi G1 coming with everything but the kitchen sink. Not only does it look easy on the eye, the iNavi G1 comes with GPS navigation capability, rendering maps...

Plantronics unveil iPhone headsets

The iPhone might not be out yet (just...one...more...day), but it is never too early to come out with accessories for it just like how Plantronics has done. The three headsets are known as the Upgrader UHS 302, 206, and...

Cellphone concept oozes with style

If you think the iPhone is good looking, take a look at the result of Jacob Palmborg's imagination. His concept cellphone beats the iPhone hands down (for me anyway), featuring a slightly-bent look complete with a full surface OLED...

June 27, 2007

Elysium Bluetooth keyboard coming

Sigma Japan has recently announced the Bluetooth Elysium keyboard that oozes with style. The metallic finish lends a sophisticated look to anyone who lay their eyes upon it. Sure, the Elysium comes with 106 keys but it also boasts...

Fanny Fart Bank for laughs

Looks like we've had a whole ton of serious gadget news so far, so why not take a step back and laugh with the Fanny Fart Bank? This money saving device exposes his rear end - the very place where...

Pentax powers up with K100D Super camera

Pentax has certainly outdone itself with the K100D Super digital SLR camera. If the name sounds familiar, you would realize that the K100D Super is a follow up to last year's K100D model, and this time it boasts Pentax's own...

Belkin Washable Mouse makes a splash

Just like us humans, Belkin's Washable Mouse is capable of taking the plunge under a shower whenever it gets soiled from your pizza-stained fingers. Other than its amphibious quality, the Belkin Washable Mouse is your everyday workhorse peripheral, featuring...

New Samsung mobile TV chip

Samsung has just unveiled its new high performance, multi-standard mobile TV chip that enables cellphone manufacturers to include TV reception on their handsets while disregarding the different countries and standards in play. Looks like this will help mobile TV take...

Knockman Toy for your cubicle

Getting cooped up in the office all day long can get pretty boring, which is why the Knockman Toy is guaranteed to bring a welcome relief to you (and irritation to your cubicle mates). The Knockman Toy looks as though...

TravelCAM records your life

You know how self-help gurus often ask us to reflect on our day before we go to bed? The TravelCAM works great in this aspect (when worn around your neck), boasting a 1.3 megapixel CMOS camera with support for...

Snow Glow Lamp thrives on fat

The Snow Glow Lamp would probably turn most people off when they find out that it is filled and powered with fat. Whenever the light is turned on, the fat inside will melt slowly, which in turn provides more...

Atari Flashback Portable

With great games available on both the Nintendo DS and PSP, who would want to give the Atari Flashback Portable a shot? Only the most hardcore video game fanatics will, and it ain't half bad in terms of design...

Cooking Mama Kit for Wii

The Cooking Mama Kit is yet another attempt to wrestle a few dollars from your pocket, and is nothing but a variant of the Wii Sports Pack. Of course, there are different utensils attached to a single case since...

Happy Aqua Lumi loves light

Hopeless romantics know how a bathtub filled with candles can turn the situation in their favor quickly, and the Happy Aqua Lumi is an updated version of that idea featuring water-resistant, battery operated illuminating LEDs. A trio of AA...

GoTV aims to be the HBO of mobile TV

So GoTV Networks believes the cell phone will be the next mega TV marker. The mobile TV provider creates and distributes video content on-demand television programming customised for the cell phone experience, across carriers like AT&T, Sprint Nextel, BoostMobile...

Super Frontech Vision EP boards

Fujitsu Frontech have successfully developed its Super Frontech Vision EP series of indoor display boards, adopting a fair number of color electronic papers while using as little power as possible. The Super Frontech Vision EP series measure a mere...

Flash Drive Wristband makes a statement

A fashion statement, that is. Ever since USB flash drives have become smaller and smaller, they have also become much easier to misplace. The same goes for microSD cards, but I'm digressing. The Flash Drive Wristband prevents that from...

Super fast camera captures 1,000 fps

When one mentions speed, what's the first word that comes into your mind? Ferrari, cheetah, The Flash? Time to admit one more proper noun into the alumni with the Phantom Miro 3. This digital camera is not meant to be...

JVC TH-L1 targets gamers, iPod owners

JVC's new surround sound system is a little bit more down to earth, catering to a class who aren't as picky as audiophiles. The TH-L1 surround system was specially developed to please the gaming and iPod crowd, with a...

Soundgraph touchscreen LCD panels

Soundgraph recently paraded its touchscreen LCD panel that measures 7" across diagonally. Meant for use with Home Theater PC (HTPC) and Media Center PC setups, it makes navigation a breeze, giving you a brief idea of just what the iPhone...

Samsung unveils behemoth LCD monitor

Samsung has recently wowed the world with its range of new LCD monitors, with the 57" monster taking center stage. That's a whole lot of desktop space to work with, regardless of what high-powered graphical position you currently hold. According...

SanDisk ups ante with 8GB microSDHC

SanDisk has begun to send out samples of its 6GB and 6GB microSDHC cards to cellphone manufacturers and mobile network operators for testing and evaluation purposes, hoping to be able to release both capacity microSDHC cards in due time to...

Mobile Protector not so protective

It is high noon, and you have a showdown with your boss. What better way to whip out your cellphone than from the Mobile Protector? This metal cage is hooked to your belt loop, cradling your precious cellphone inside...

Colossus Turret C-300 hard drive case

Now this is one of the more impressive hard drive cases that I've come across so far - the Colossus Turret C-300. The Turret C-300 can hold up to a quartet of 3.5" SATA hard drives, enabling users to...

Bright White Buff Humpty light

We all know how Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall and broke into a million irrecoverable pieces, but this Bright White Buff Humpty light escapes the fate of its famous predecessor by being seated securely. While it's base gives...

SIM is not at the end of the road yet

SIM technology might have looked doomed for some time now, but it has just received a breath of fresh air with what could possibly be the next killer application - a complete GPS navigation system embedded within a SIM card....

Apple iPhone to get Nintendo games?

I find it amazing that Apple's products seem to generate the most hype these past few years, and the iPhone is no exception. On paper, the specifications aren't anything to shout about, but it is the experience of an...

Nokia unveils 6086 handset

Nokia has just launched the 6086 clamshell cellphone as part of the nationwide T-Mobile HotSpot @Home service. Since the Nokia 6086 boasts WiFi capability, it will be able to hook up to a home WiFi connection or thousands of T-Mobile...

Mobile TV beyond the cell phone: let's start sharing says Texas Instruments (video)

At the Churchill Club event last week on the future of the Mobile TV market, Yoram Solomon (picture) demoed a cell phone that was playing a movie through a projector. However, Texas Instruments' marketing director of Mobile Connectivity Solutions...

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HP's 2007 commercial notebook line is too complex (video)

Last week, friendly HP product manager Brian Allen explained the new naming for HP's 2007 line of commercial notebooks. The good news is that the Palo Alto company reduced its number of platforms from 9 to 3 this year:...

Roberts MP23 DAB system

Check out the Roberts MP23 DAB radio that comes in a piano black finish - something to be truly envious about. Not only does the MP23 look sweet, it features free DAB radio support that works way better than...

Parking meter calls for more coins

Parking meters can be a real pain, especially when you're in the 43rd floor of an office building with only one more minute to fill up your car's parking meter with more coins before being slapped with a fine....

Taser launches wireless device

Taser is often associated with pain, as it is the perfect device to keep weirdos at bay. Taser has recently demonstrated a variation of its stun gun known as the Extended Range Electronic Projectile (XREP), which is launched from a...

Robot crawls through veins

Israeli scientists have successfully developed a medical robot that measures a mere 1mm in diameter, crawling through our veins and arteries - an ability that could come in handy, especially in the fight aainst cancer. There is no word on...

2TB hard drive from Century?

Nah, not a hard drive but a platform that can hold up to 2TB of data. Century has developed what looks like your regular 2.5" hard drive, but instead of platters and drive heads inside, what you get are...

Tire Clock Spy Camera

I guess you really never know who's watching these days, not when there are gizmos like the Tire Clock Spy Camera being so readily available. Hidden inside the bowels of this ordinary (but tacky) looking timepiece is a digital...

Nike Floor Hockey Cleaning concept

House chores are shun by most kids (and adults, especially the men), but what happens when you make them fun? This is what the Nike Floor Hockey Cleaning concept offers, boasting two parts that will get your little brat...

WhisperRoom is dead silent

Ever wished you could just ask your neighbors to stuff it up, considering how you have a long day of work ahead of you while they revel late into the wee hours of the morning? The WhisperRoom does the job...

AIRcable Host XR long-range transmitter

While Bluetooth enthusiasts are proud of their 10 meter range, they would be utterly pleased to know that the AIRcable Host XR device from Wireless Cables can achieve a range of up to 30km when installed professionally, thanks to an...

Zacod keypad to improve on QWERTY

It is safe to say that hardcore typists swear by the QWERTY keyboard on a cellphone, but the Zacod variation throws a spanner into the works by claiming that it is much better. Zacod's ZK-M100 concept keyboard consists of...

Sensosphere makes you comfortable

Ever sat on a long haul flight? The experience for most of us (who have no money to upgrade our seats to First or Business Class) would include cramped environments and an overall feeling of claustrophobia. Rinspeed from Switzerland...

Trekker provides blind with GPS

Trekker is a GPS system for the blind and visually impaired that uses GPS and digital maps to help blind persons find their way in urban and rural areas. GPS navigation systems are great tools for everyday folk, but...

Wear Your Seat is embarassing

Want to look like a retard? Putting on the Wear Your Seat cushion wherever you go does just the trick, making you look like a reject from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie studio. While the idea is a noble...

Shure MPA-3c Music Phone Adapter

Shure has released its Music Phone Adapter that actually turns a pair of earphones into a stereo headset, enabling iPhone owners to alternate between listening and communicating. Features include a low-profile VoicePort microphone, a control for receiving and ending calls,...

Saitek unveils flight sim controllers

For flight simulator buffs, Saitek has a couple of new controllers that will definitely add a new level of immersion. The Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals and X52 PRo have been bundled together and is now known as the Pro...

USB Darts take away cheating element

Ever played a game of darts with your best mate after a few pints only to end up in a brawl due to a disagreement of scores? The USB Darts provide the same fun while dispelling all opportunities to...

New Medion models hit Europe

Medion has just launched a bunch of new GPS navigation systems in Europe, and they are the GoPal E3115, E3215, E3315, and E3415. All of them come with a display that measures 3.5" as well as different accessories such as...

Barcode Black watch a winner

The Barcode Black watch from Tokyo Flash is certainly a winner in the looks department, featuring LEDs that tell the time in a futuristic manner. The first two columns depict the current hour, where each light in column 1 equals...

New IBM Blue Gene/P is uber fast

So you think that your tricked out gaming desktop is fast? IBM has a spanking new second generation Blue Gene/P supercomputer that boasts triple the performance of its predecessor, while being the most energy-efficient and space-saving computer ever built to...

Floater harmonizes working environment

While some of us find working on a notebook no different from the desktop, there are others who prefer to hook up their notebooks to larger displays for a more authentic desktop experience. For those who fall into the...

Newspaper vending box goes digital

Is there life for an old newspaper vending box? Apparently, the answer is in the affirmative. Scott has used the shell of a decrepit newspaper vending box as well as a few spare parts lying around to create a Digital...

Bionic arm coming in 2009

DARPA, the scientist arm of the Defense Department, is currently collaborating with various research institutions on creating a bionic arm that will look, feel, and act like the real thing within two years' time. The latest edition of that...

June 26, 2007

Logitech shows notebook "essentials" accessories (video)

Today, at Logitech's "sneak peek" preview event in San Francisco, the Swiss company showed its latest line of notebook accessories announced last week in Europe, including 2 notebook stands, the Alto Connect ($80) and Alto Express ($30) as well as...

Alexandria loudspeaker burden to wallet

With the movie release of Transformers just a couple of days away, everyone is all hyped up about robots that decided to use the earth as a battleground. While the Wilson Audio Alexandria Loudspeakers won't be changing shapes anytime soon,...

Shower Timer gets things organized

Don't you just hate it when you're the only male in the house, and everyone else takes their own sweet time when showering? The Shower Timer will definitely help put things into perspective as it is programmable between 1 to...

Dyson Airblade hand dryer

Drying one's hands in a public restroom with air dryers can be quite a chore, since they aren't exactly the most efficient method especially when compared to wiping your hands on your pants. The Dyson Airblade has just made its...

Iomega eGo portable hard drive

Iomega has an eGo, and suffice to say it isn't too big. Now, I'm not talking about feelings but rather that of the hard drive variety. The eGo Portable Hard Drive targets laptop owners, bringing up to 160GB of...

Carl Mertens Wine Thermometer

The Carl Mertens Wine Thermometer is one nifty device to have in your wine cellar, as it shows the exact temperature of a bottle without any batteries. All you need to do is clip it around a wine bottle...

USB-powered motorbike engine

For motorbike enthusiasts, there is nothing more soothing than the sound of their favorite motorbike engine purring away. Solid Alliance has seen to this need by coming up with the USB-powered USB engine hub that produces bona fide motorbike...

M-Flyer Pilot USB flash drive

Memorex's M-Flyer Pilot USB flash drive has been given a refresh both externally and internally, boasting metallic blue or red colors while supporting Vista's ReadyBoost feature. In addition, data stored on it is given a certain degree of protection,...

SavitMicro cineDISK media player

SavitMicro's cineDISK is one feature packed media player, providing you with virtually every connection you need. In addition to the 3.5" SATA hard drive inside, the cineDISK media player boasts Ethernet and USB 2.0 connectivity, DVI-I, DVI-D (with 1080p...

Robot Locator system being tested

The Robot Locator system in Japan is currently undergoing tests, using IC tags, GPS, and drinks vending machines to help make the streets safer for everyone. Security staff on patrol will wait and stay alert for notifications set off by...

Oppo UP-9 MP3 player

Oppo of Korea has recently launched its UP-9 MP3 player that comes in the shape of a pendant, making this yet another piece of wearable consumer electronics. Features are pretty rudimentary, ranging from an integrated AM/FM radio, voice recording...

Wisdom DCAB-1 for great sounds

If you've just bought yourself a high-end home stereo system and are feeling pleased about it - hold your horses. The inexperience of calibrating it properly will make the Monkees sound just like their animal counterparts instead of being...

Cuby iPod Shuffle dock

Owners of the 2G iPod Shuffle who are looking for a dock can always check out the Cuby from Princeton. Running on a trio of AA batteries, the dock comes with 28mm neodymium speakers on both sides, delivering a...

Scroll cellphone goes back in time

The Scroll cellphone concept from Yun Liang is pretty interesting, taking inspiration from traditional Chinese paintings that must be unfurled before viewing. Whenever you need to access data within the phone, you will need to roll out the scroll,...

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Glass stand for TV looks magical

While at first glance you might think your plasma and LCD TV is floating in mid-air, a closer look will reveal the Schroers AT&T Schroers glass stand that comes across as transparent in certain cases. Capable of handling plasma or...

Donut-shaped humidifier

Humidifiers are pretty boring things to look at, or are they? The ±0 (a design house from Japan) humidifier comes in the shape of a donut, giving you a truly unique piece of home accessory. Measuring a compact 12" in...

USB Lighted Mirror from Brando

Brando has yet another gadget up their sleeves for us, and it is something both Shrek and Fiona could use - the USB Lighted Mirror. A ring of light around the mirror lets you touch up even when you're...

Twister a 360 degree 3D display

Ever wondered how a 360 degree 3D display looks like? Wonder no more, as researchers from the University of Tokyo have successfully developed a 360 degree 3D video environment that does away with the need to wear those pesky...

Ikan keeps track of your shopping list

Grocery shopping is definitely a chore for busy people, but it is an essential one unless you don't mind eating out every single day. Ikan aims to ease your burden by keeping track of groceries that you need on the...

Sony C3 lifestyle mice

Sony products have always looked good, and the C3 optical mouse range is no different. They don't look to ergonomic though, coming in a slightly rectangular shape. You can pick the C3 from black, white, green & white, and...

HP Photosmart R937 digital camera

HP has just rolled out the spanking new Photosmart R937 digital camera, boasting a generous 3.6" touchscreen display while capturing images in 8 megapixel resolution. The R937 truly takes a step up from regular digital cameras, enabling users to...

LED Bonsai Tree a joy to look at

I just love optical illusions, and the LED Bonsai Tree is one device that lives up to my expectations. It utilizes custom circuits and a whole bunch of LED lights which spin in order to give you the optical...

The Ultimate Paintball Gun

Welcome to a world of hurt with the Ultimate Paintball Gun, or should I say, Painball Gun. This custom-made weapon of mass destruction looks extremely mean, featuring two barrels on each hand, with a joystick that triggers each side. Unfortunately,...

Zune takes Zodiac sign road

Microsoft will name its upcoming 80GB hard drive based Zune the Scorpio, and rumor has it that the Scorpio will be hot off production lines by the end of next month with no clear launch date in sight yet....

Sprint rolls out LG MUZIQ

LG and Sprint have joined forces to unleash the MUZIQ handset that comes with enough built-in memory to store up to 4,000 songs, and an FM transmitter that lets you listen to your favorite tunes on a far superior audio...

Logitech: "sneak peak" of Fall line up in San Francisco this week

This week at the Clift hotel in San Francisco, Logitech is presenting its Fall line up (under NDA) of keyboards, mouses, web cameras, universal remote control and audio products (speakers, iPod docking station, home system), Internet phone headsets and their...

June 25, 2007

HP Pet-Eye Fix technology

You know red-eye reduction and the problem it poses when taking photos, often ruining a perfectly good shot. Those who are animal lovers also notice that their dogs and gets experience red-eyes as well, which is why HP has...

MicrOFix personal locater beacon

Getting lost is one of my greatest fears, which is why I would jump at the first chance I can get my hands on the MicrOFix personal locater beacon. The MicrOFix is already a popular fixture among hunters, pilots, hikers,...

Spinning LED clock tells time

Image persistence is a very interesting phenomenon that makes this Spinning LED clock all the more endearing. A rapidly spinning blade that contains an array of flashing LEDs tell the time in a visually striking manner that is guaranteed...

Toshiba Camileo Pro for digital video

Toshiba has dipped its fingers into the digital video camera market with the Camileo Pro. This is a barebones and entry-level digital video camera, featuring a 7 megapixel point-and-shoot sensor, a 2.5" LCD display, 3x optical zoom, and 64MB of...

Rocobo the cheap companion

Desktop toys are dime a dozen, but how many of them actually leave an endearing mark in your life? The Rocobo is one of those, coming in a cute little cube form factor complete with flaps that look like...

Control-a-Kid remote a hoot

Now this is a truly hilarious gadget, but I'm sure it'd be a national bestseller overnight if it works as advertised. The Control-a-Kid remote comes with a whole slew of buttons, ranging from Stop Smoking, Sulking, Tattoos, Piercings, Screaming,...

Boeing A160T Hummingbird

Boeing has successfully developed the A160T Hummingbird unmanned helicopter, bringing turbine-engines to the fore. The A160T Hummingbird certainly boasts several performance advantages over standard manned craft, where it has a flying range of 2,5000 miles and the capability to...

iHome iH85 Cycler speaker

So you love cycling outdoors while listening to your favorite tunes, but wearing earphones when on the road isn't exactly the smartest thing to do. The iHome iH85 Cycler speaker fits the bill perfectly, mounting to your bike handlebars...

Pop goes the PuchiPuchi

Popping bubble wrap is but a small pleasure in life, which is why many of us grown ups still find ourselves strangely attracted to them. Bandai has now digitized our obession in the form of the PuchiPuchi infinite bubble...

iPod Shuffle clone going cheap

At first glance, you might think that the MP3 player on the right is a bona fide second generation iPod Shuffle, but one look at its $14 sticker price gives the game away. In addition, the Play/Pause button has been...

Cable Cat does mission impossible

While the computer mouse is a necessary peripheral for everyday use, those who are still using wired models often find themselves in a tangled mess. The Cable Cat helps sort out nasty knots by preventing your cord from snagging...

New Dell Inspirons look perky

Most Dell notebooks look pretty bland to date, coming in the standard grey, white, or black colors. Word on the street has it that the new Santa Rosa-equipped range of Inspirons will take a more colorful route this time, coming...

IOGEAR Personal Security Mouse

For those paranoid androids who are afraid of people checking out their data whenever they take a toilet break at the office, the IOGEAR Personal Security Mouse with Nano Technology ought to alleviate those fears. A fingerprint scanner located on...

mDrive goes skinny dipping

Ever done your laundry only to find out later that your USB flash drive has been washed clean of its data as well? The mDrive USB flash drive doesn't mind such accidental treatment since it is waterproof. Measuring a...

Fonix VoiceIn for Nintendo Wii

The Nintendo Wii will not only recognize gestures and hand motions, but voice as well with the release of Fonix's VoiceIn Game Edition technology. While there are no titles for the Wii available yet that supports voice-recognition, you can be...

Biostar unveils TF560 A2+ motherboard

Biostar has just released the TF560 A2+ motherboard, making it the first motherboard in the world that hosts Socket AM2 and AM2+ processors while running on the nForce 560 single-chip chipset. You won't get SLI support with this motherboard, so...

AT-AT Walker stroller mod

You must be one Star Wars nut to actually turn your baby's stroller to resemble that of an AT-AT walker. Apparently, plenty of people caught sight of this unusual baby stroller back at the Star Wars Celebration IV in...

Lap Blaster Laptop Sound Booster

Most laptops that you find in the market these days might come with souped up processors and a generous helping of RAM, but they surely are lame ducks in the speaker department. A pair of teeny weeny stereo speakers...

Light bulb outlasts device

British scientists have successfully developed a super-efficient light bulb that burns brightly minus a very essential item - the filament. The removal of its filament ensures that this light bulb will most probably outlast the machine or device that contains...

Sharp dives into Powerline networking

Sharp has extended its support of powerline networking by unveiling a couple of adapters known as the HN-VA10S and HN-VA40S. Both adapters support the HomePlug 1.1 standard, letting users connect to each other at a maximum speed of 85Mbps minus...

Samsung SPH-M8100 does WiBro

WiBro service has already taken off in a big way in Korea, and KT has launched the Samsung SPH-M8100 at the recently concluded SEK 2007. This CDMA handset supports WiBro and EV-DO connectivity for super fast Internet access and...

Nokia E61i and E65 arrives in U.S.

Nokia has finally made available both its E61i and E65 handsets in the US, addressing demand from business and individual market segments. Both handsets will be powered by Symbian OS 9.1 and come with Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, support for...

Samsung SCH-B710 boasts 3D LCD display

Samsung has recently unveiled the SCH-B710 cellphone at SEK 2007 in Korea, and this isn't any ordinary handset. What makes it stand apart from the rest would be its 3D LCD display, giving you 3D effect without the need...

LG KC1 cellphone adopts WiBro

Lookee here - we have yet another WiBro-compatible handset that was recently released at SEK 2007 in Korea, and this time it is the LG KC1 PDA cellphone that benefits. This candybar handset looks pretty unremarkable, coming in the...

Mini Solar Car loves basking in the sun

When people mention about driving a compact, cars like the Mini and Beetle as well as some Japanese makes cross your mind. Miniaturize those by many times and you end up with the Mini Solar Car. Measuring a mere...

Wiener Dog Accent Lamp

Co-ordinating the furniture within your home can be quite the challenge, but thankfully taste is always subjective and personal, making this Wiener Dog Accent Lamp a hit-or-miss affair. I presume with other equally bizarre items in your living room,...

Icon Mobile Manager looking good

The Icon Mobile Manager is one PDA that will probably be a hit among the senior folks, especially those whose eyesight are starting to fail. While it does pretty much the same thing as basic PDAs do (calendar, address book,...

Hydra Games Console Kit for DIYers

Remember the good old days of gaming? Back when 8-bit graphics ruled the roost, and gameplay was way more important than graphics, giving you hours upon hours of engaging gameplay. You can now relive your 8-bit heydays with the...

LG launches J10HD

Those who are currently hunting for a cool looking home cinema system ought to seriously consider the LG J10HD, especially if they're huge fans of the LG Chocolate designer phone. Sharing the same ultra glossy black finish as the...

Robotic hand has tactile sensors

Shadow Robot Company (sounds as though they manufacture cyborg ninjas and samurais) is well known for creating the 24-degrees of freedom dexterous hand, and they are now credited with adding tactile sensors to the hand as well. Each sensor comes...

747 carries weapon not passengers

While most of us equate the Boeing 747 as a mass people carrier, the military decided to turn it into an Airborne Laser, carrying a "megawatt-class chemical oxygen iodine laser beam" that takes aim at both ground and airborne targets,...

Battery Eater just for kicks

The Battery Eater is one of those rare few gadgets that you won't need but probably want. You know the drill when it comes to exhausted AA batteries - from the digital camera, they're transferred to the TV remote control,...

CompuCarve realizes 3D patterns

While there are machines available that carve out computer designed patterns into steel or wood, you hardly find any that warrant a mention for average Joes. The CompuCarve device carves (pun not intended) a niche for itself by fulfiling that...

SteriPen Adventurer for travelers

Paranoid androids who travel a lot ought to seriously consider packing in the SteriPen Adventurer on their next road trip. This tiny but useful device is actually a UV water purifier, eliminating viruses, bacteria, and cysts to bring you...

FotoVivo different from the rest

Are all digital photo frames alike? While it might seem so at first glance, the FotoVivo from AG Neovo takes a slightly different route, offering a whole lot more character in terms of design when compared to the standard digital...

Fujitsu unveils T8140 Tablet PC

There are plenty of reasons to envy our Japanese friends, so you can add the Fujitsu T8140 Tablet PC to that list. This sleek looking 12.1" tablet computer comes in either 32GB or 64GB SSD configurations and boasts a...

Seagate finally announces 1TB drive pricing, availability

Our sister site UberPulse unveiled that after Hitachi and Samsung, Seagate is finally showing off its 3.5-inch 1 tera-byte drive, the Barracuda 7200.11 drive with a 105MB/s sustained transfer rate – the highest ever. The drive has a low power...

June 24, 2007

Linux PC stored in USB key

The French are truly crazy, cramming in the equivalent of a full Linux computer into something as small as a USB key that measures 1.4" x 3.3". Known as the USB-9260, this USB key is powered by an ARM926EJ-S processor...

Gold DiskOnKey piles on the glamor

This Gold DiskOnKey USB flash drive will probably be one of the most U3 flash drives ever, especially when it comes in a hand-crafted, solid 14k gold exterior and a $2,000 price tag. Capable of carrying up to 4GB...

Blubber Bots to the fore

While everyone is wrapped up with the upcoming release of Transformers, we have Blubber Bots that are a more peaceful alternative. No, they aren't made out of whale fat, but are actually a D.I.Y. robotic species that are smart...

Samsung mass produces 64GB SSD

Samsung has taken the initiative to mass produce 1.8" solid state drives (SSDs) of the 64GB variety, making them the highest density SSD available in today's market for mobile computing applications. The benefits of SSDs are well-documented, ranging from...

Cyberbug Umanned Aerial Vehicle

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) are essential in modern day air combat, but the Cyberbug UAV will be used for more peaceful purposes, such as checking out unruly behavior in a huge crowd (concerts, sporting events, etc) instead of targets to...

Alienware searches for perfection

Alienware has done it again, bringing those who love gaming on their laptops yet another powerhouse in the form of the m7950. You get a dual graphics card setup with this bad boy (up to 1GB of video memory)...

True Wearable concept has weird name

Portable media players in a watch form factor isn't exactly a new idea, but check out this True Wearable PMP watch (yeah, they surely could have done a much better job with the naming convention) concept. The list of...

V8 Case Mod speeds to the fore

This V8 Case Mod offers something different as it looks like one mean racing machine. Complete with 8 valves or racing goodness, you can truly say that the processor is the engine of a computer without crossing your fingers...

Paint doubles up as solar panels

Fancy a new coat of paint on your house? The answer would definitely be yes, if someone else is doing the painting for you, that is. Researchers are currently working on paint that consists of tiny "quantum dots" that help...

Logicool V320 glosses up V220

No copyright infringes are involved with the Logicool V320, although it looks exactly the same as that of the Logitech V220, but it comes with a glossy surface instead. You get to choose from red, black, and silver colors,...

HD81-LV projector for home entertainment

For those who are done with the daily grind and want to just vegetate at home to endless rounds of movies will definitely do well to consider the Optoma USA HD81-LV DLP projector. Sure, it might cost a hefty...

SunRed designs solar bike

Say goodbye to gas stations if this solar-powered motorbike from SunRed ever makes it to the manufacturing line. It will soon be available as a prototype though, so realizing it probably won't be too far off. SunRed took the...

Pink fever hits Fujitsu

Fujitsu has launched its latest notebook that comes in bright pink - guaranteed to thrill pink lovers worldwide. With up to 9 hours of battery life and weighing a mere 2.63 pounds, this unnamed Fujitsu notebook is certainly suitable...

Remote-controlled Floating Water Cannon

Summer's here, so what better way to have fun than frolic at the pool? Just swimming alone is no fun, not even when you're going against the tide, but shooting at other poolside inhabitants (read: parents and siblings) certainly is....

LG launches S900-UP73K notebook

LG has launched the S900-UP73K notebook at SEK 2007, and what you get with this 19" notebook includes a WXGA+ display, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, and a 256MB DirectX 10 video card. Processing duties are provided by an Intel...

Finger Folder USB flash drive

The folder icon in both Mac and Windows platforms can safely be said to have entrenched themselves into the modern day executive's psyche, which is why something like the Finger Folder USB flash drive from Art Lebedev Studios is...

iRiver P10 coming this year

The folks at iRiver have surely outdone themselves this year with a bunch of portable media players that boast stunning designs. The latest PMP from their stables that will be released later this year would be the P10. Scant...

Picnic set for one

The Picnic for One concept design is pretty much self explanatory - it carries all the bare necessities for those who want a decent dining experience while they're all by themselves in the great outdoors. While that scenario is...

Vibe NVE-100 vibrating earphones

En-tech of Korea unveiled its Vibe NVE-100 vibrating earphones at the recently concluded SEK 2007, giving you an extra boost during your music listening experience. I wonder what are the signals that trigger the vibration motor though, as a...

Cellphone recycling bins in Japan

Everyone knows that Japanese have one of the highest cellphone penetration rates in the world, which is why the mounting problem of older handsets is met with an answer in the form of a Cellphone Recycling Bin. NTT DoCoMo and...

Schwinn launches new electric bikes

Cycling is a great form of non-impact exercise, but tackling high-gradient slopes can be quite the daunting task. Schwinn has launched a trio of human-electric hybrid bikes in the form of the Campus, World GSE, and Continental models, giving...

Pool Treadmill for fitness buffs

Ever wish you could get the same kind of challenge while swimming against the current in a public pool but are unable to do so? The Pool Treadmill is one device that turns any swimming pool into a bona fide...

Huawei U550 does 3G

Huawei's U550 clamshell cellphone was recently paraded at CommunicAsia 2007, and this handset certainly does hold its own against other more established brands in terms of features. In addition to HSDPA connectivity that gives you speedy Internet access on-the-go,...

Seesaw cellphone concept

Karsten Willmann looks to have covered all bases with this concept design of a cellphone, from the high contrast OLED display to the unbelievably thin form factor. In addition, you get a simple numeric keypad that seems pretty functional...

 

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