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Archive for April 13th, 2008

Egglings

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Egglings
Egglings What a cracking good idea! Egglings are the hottest new invention in home and desk plant growing. You can have this for ?5.95 Tags: AAC, dvr, MP3, audio (Read the full post about ‘Egglings’…)

A USB hub for Transformers fans

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

A USB hub for Transformers fans

How does one choose a USB hub for their desk when there are so many different ones out there? Since most of them will be the same on the inside, there are only a few things to consider. One is whether or not you want a powered hub or not. Once you’ve figure that out you just have to find one that looks cool, because lets be honest, that’s really all it comes down to. If you’re a Transformer fan, then there’s a good chance that you’ll like this All Spark 4-port USB hub. I’d love to tell you about all of the exciting features of this wonderful gadget, however, as I’ve said before, there’s not much to a USB hub. (Read the full post about ‘A USB hub for Transformers fans’…)

Review: Earbud Jack tidies up iPod headphones

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Review: Earbud Jack tidies up iPod headphones
Until iPods start shipping with wireless headsets, you have to deal with the usual tangle of headphones when you pull them out of your pocket, your purse, your gym bag, your laptop bag, and even from laying innocently on your desk. No more with the $9 Earbud Jack. Earbud Jack is a neat little plastic guy who stands in the right stance location and has the right-sized arms and hands for your ipod headphone cable, earbuds and jack. Get the name now?! While it may take you just a tad bit longer to wrap up your headphones around Jack, consider this: you won’t have a tangle to deal with the next time you want to use them, you’ll prolong the life of your headset because you won’t be breaking the copper wires inside by tangling or folding too tightly, and you’ll also be indirectly donating to 2 charities currently - the American Hearing Research Foundation and the Hearing and Speech Center of Northern California. (Read the full post about ‘Review: Earbud Jack tidies up iPod headphones’…)

Fujitsu WoodShell laptops, inspired by nature

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Fujitsu WoodShell laptops, inspired by nature
I’m sure you remember the recent move of Asus that shocked environmentalists and green peace movement supporters from around the world a few weeks ago. In case you don’t, I’m here to remind you. Actually, they unveiled plans for nature inspired laptops that are supposedly to be made out of bamboo. You read that right, bamboo laptops. Another laptop maker, Fujitsu, meanwhile has recently displayed its own version of an “organic” computer at the Salone Internazionale Del Mobile furniture exhibition in Milan. But they were kind enough to Asus in that they did not take the route of the bamboo for this new product. Fujitsu made their own from cedar. (Read the full post about ‘Fujitsu WoodShell laptops, inspired by nature’…)

Remember Ring ensures you’ll never forget another anniversary

If you’ve ever forgotten an anniversary or birthday of your wife, you’ve likely felt the fully wrath of a woman. Regardless of the gift you get her, you’re still likely to be in the doghouse after forgetting such an important date. But fear not, as modern technology has found a way to make sure you’ll never forget again. The Remember Ring looks like an ordinary white gold wedding band which can be set with a specific date. 24 hours before the progammed date, the ring will heat up to 120 degrees for 10 seconds every hour on the hour for the entire day. This should be enough notice to run out and get a last-minute gift for your loved one. (Read the full post about ‘Remember Ring ensures you’ll never forget another anniversary’…)

Seascooter GTi

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Seascooter GTi
Seascooter GTi The Sea Scooter GTi, a fast and furious soft-top sea monster. If it had wheels, they'd be really wide. You can have this for ?349.00 Tags: gps, home cinema, electronic toys, Hi-fi (Read the full post about ‘Seascooter GTi’…)

Rumor: Lenovo leaks new ThinkPad’s, some to accompany X300
One of the more, innovative laptops in recent days, the Lenovo X300 is about to get some company with the new ThinkPad line-up. By September, we should be seeing the X200, X400, and the X500, all to accompany the popular X300. Now, all three of these laptops will feature HSDPA and EVDO, sport a 25% better battery life and 6MB L2 cache, all guaranteed to please just about everyone. The differences between these new laptops is that the X200 will be sporting a 12-inch screen, the X400 has a 14.1-inch screen and the X500 has a 15.4-inch screen. Next, we have the Lenovo R-Series, which doesn’t seem to come with a whole lot details, but will be your basic Lenovo laptops. (Read the full post about ‘Rumor: Lenovo leaks new ThinkPad’s, some to accompany X300′…)

HKC intros world’s first dual SIM Pocket PC, W1000, G1000
HKC has announced two new Pocket PCs, the W1000 and G1000. Both pocket PCs sport dual sim with an added hotkey for accessing stock market information. Business individuals who are always on the go would certainly find any one of these pocket PC’s useful for their needs. Both W1000 and G1000 feature 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen with 6.5M color, 256MB ROM and 64MB RAM, Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 for Pocket PC, support for SMS, MMS and EMS, and data storage can be supplemented by microSD cards. The W1000 runs on 200MHz Qualcomm 6025 CPU while the G1000 runs on 200MHz Dragonfly CPU. One difference between the two pocket PC is that the W1000 works on GPRS, EDGE and CDMA, while the G1000 works only with GPRS and EDGE. (Read the full post about ‘HKC intros world’s first dual SIM Pocket PC, W1000, G1000′…)

by Joshua Topolsky, posted Apr 11th 2008 at 11:33PM
When you’re playing Samurai Shodown on your virtual Neo Geo, you need more than that rinky-dink controller to immerse you in a world of arcade magic. When you need to reach for a controller than can match up to your memories, you need the Neo Geo Stick 2. That’s right, this fully Wii-compatible controller can send you hurtling back through time to a happier day when your only concerns were cruising in your IROC-Z, shredding to Winger, and making sure you had enough quarters in your pocket to play Fatal Fury. Ready to do the time warp? (Read the full post about ‘Neo Geo Stick 2 for the Wii, it’s here, and it’s awesome’…)

Movie Gadget Friday: Johnny Mnemonic

Written by admin on Sunday, April 13th, 2008 in Gadgets and Devices.

Movie Gadget Friday: Johnny Mnemonic
by Ariel Waldman, posted Apr 11th 2008 at 10:41PMAriel Waldman contributes Movie Gadget Friday, where she highlights the lovable and lame gadgets from the world of cinema.For last week’s installment of Movie Gadget Friday, we featured a two-part look at 2001: A Space Odyssey and 2010: The Year We Make Contact, in honor of the late great Arthur C. Clarke. This week we fast forward a few more years to 2021 in the “cyberpunk” world of Johnny Mnemonic. The gadgets are as hilariously lame as the lines, which likely led this 1995 film to its mixed reviews, and Keanu to his later role as Neo. From fax machines to Zip Disk-like passports, we can only hope the future of technology doesn’t look this grim. (Read the full post about ‘Movie Gadget Friday: Johnny Mnemonic’…)



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