Real estate on your desk is precious. A clutter free office space is essential to productivity. A big, bulky printer sitting on your desk surely doesn’t help. Enter the Hanging Printer by designers Jin Hee Kim, Hyung Il Kim, and Woo Seok Park. The sleek looking printer hangs off the edge of your desk and sports an LCD to output the printer’s status.
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Via: Yanko Design
Here’s a battery powered blender from Coleman, for those times when you need your smoothie fix. Called, the Road Trip, the blender is powered by two 6v rechargeable batteries. It also sports a large “blend” button and two speeds (full or low), because we all know how complicated a blender can be to use. It also features a battery-life indicator, so you’ll know when it needs a recharge.
Coleman boasts the Road Trip portable blender can make a pitcher full of frozen drink in about 30 seconds.
Price tag is $77.49 via Coleman’s website.
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Via: DVICE
The HYmini is a portable, renewable power supply that can harness solar and wind power to charge your 5v devices. So, what happens when it isn’t windy nor sunny, you ask? Well, in that case, you can simply blow on the Hymini’s fan turbine like a pinwheel. Or, use the armband kit and run around with it for a while letting the flowing air spin the fan. Just keep running or blowing for about an hour and you’ll get 15 minutes worth of power to your cellphone. But, ideally no manual labor is required. It’s meant to bathe in the sun with it’s solar panel attachment or naturally catch the wind.
The HYmini comes in green, black, or white. The solar panel is sold separately and you can attach up to four of them to a HYmini. The HYmini costs $49.99 with each solar panel costing $24.99. However, you can get the package which includes a Hymini, solar panel, and armband kit for $69.99.
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Via: SlashGear
It is a little unfair that the iPod is getting all of the cool looking portable speaker gadgets. But, what about the folks that don’t own iPods? Well, cry no more. Thanks to Intempo’s BTA-01, you can convert those iPod speakers to support your Bluetooth enabled MP3 device, like cellphones and PCs. Simply ‘dock’ the Bluetooth adapter into the iPod speakers and start listening to the tracks off your Bluetooth enabled phone or PC. The Intempo BTA-01 supports Bluetooth 1.2 and has a range of 10 meters.
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Via: Tech Digest
The Cellwatch M500 is a cellphone watch (as the name implies) that is a triband GSM phone that features a 1.5 OLED touchscreen (with stylus), 128×160 pixel resolution, MP3 audio and MP4 video support, 128 MB of memory, Bluetooth, and USB. The phone also boasts 200 minutes of talk time via a wired headset.
The touchscreen is laughable. I mean, come on. You’d have to have tiny fingers to “touch” those on-screen menu buttons. My own finger would end up touching half the screen and I have pretty small fingers. I know there’s a stylus, but who would want to carry a stylus for your watch? Also, what happens if I don’t want to use a headset? Do I have to speak directly into the watch and look like a complete douche bag?
If that doesn’t concern you, the Cellwatch M500 costs $999.99 AUD, so around $899 USD.
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Via: Crave
Ever wanted a shooting range inside your own home? The N Range Shooting System provides just that. You can now practice your aim in the privacy of your own home. This isn’t a laser shooting system, this requires you to use your own real gun. Using special ammunition and barrels, the system allows you to shoot a real gun with a real recoil without the loud noise and smoke of conventional live rounds. The system is steel-backed so it can absorb the bullets. You can use the system indoor or outdoors, just be sure not to shoot your windows…
Who needs a TV when you’ve got the N Range!? Prices start $1,304 for the standard model and go up to $3,554 for the “Executive” model.
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Via: Coolest Gadgets
It’s time to throw out all of of your ktichen knives and replace them with the Jedi Ginsu Knife. The lightsaber knife doesn’t dull like conventional blade knifes. Watch how it cuts through a potato with no effort!
Get yours for $29.95.
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Via: Gizmodo
