First person shooters are getting more realistic these days, especially in the graphics department. TN Games wants to take it a step forward with their GameVest. The GameVest is essentially a vest that a gamer wears that allows him to feel the sensation of getting riddled with bullets. The vest uses compressed air to deliver the sensation. The GameVest features 8 zones (4 in the front and 4 in the back), so you can feel the bullet hitting you in the front or back. It is also capable of delivering the sensation of a bullet going through you.
The problem with paper towels is that there will be a time when some jackass will get their filthy hands all over the paper towel roll just to tear off one sheet of paper. The Towel Matic Automatic Sensor Paper Towel Dispenser aims to solve that disgusting issue by automatically dispensing the paper towel without having to touch the roll. It is compatible with most paper towel brands, including the half sheet ones. It can dispense one or two sheets at one time.
Product Features
* Touch-free sensor-activated paper towel dispenser eliminates cross-contamination of germs
* One-hand operation prevents need of touching unused towels with unclean hands
* Towels are locked in place at each dispensing, guaranteeing no unraveling and secure towel removal
* Dimensions - 8.25″ L x 6.25″ W x 14″ H
* Warranty: 1 year, limited
Break out much? Try the Zeno Pro Acne Clearing Device. How does it work you ask? It is a cordless device that applies direct heat to your pimples. The heat will supposedly kill off the acne causing bacteria. According to The Sharper Image Zeno Pro product page, the device is clinically proven and harmless to your skin. Two or three treatments of 2 1/2 minutes each in a 24 hour period will be enough to zap all of your zits away. The Zeno Pro is also rechargeable.
You can get the Zeno Pro Acne Clearing Device for $184.95 via The Sharper Image. For clearer skin, I think that’s fair…if it really works.
Who doesn’t love geeky shirts? Here’s one that is on the top of my list. The Wi-Fi Detector Shirt from ThinkGeek is a shirt that dynamically displays the current Wi-Fi signal strength for you and everyone else who stares at your shirt. The shirt is able to detect 802.11 b/g signals. The batteries (3 AAA) that power the shirt is conveniently hidden in a small pocket sewn inside the shirt.
If you’re worried about ruining the shirt by washing it, no worries. It is washable. Simply remove the animated decal, unplug the ribbon connectors and battery pack, and wash away.
The Samsung F480 is a tri-band GSM phone with 3G and HSDPA support. The F480 sports a 2.8-inch touchscreen LCD (240 x 320 pixels), 5 megapixel camera, microSD card slot, Bluetooth 2.0, H.264/H.263/MPEG4 player, and MP3/AAC/AAC+ player. The phone measures 95.9 x 55 x 11.5 mm.
The ExhaustBurger is an attachment that you simply connect to your car’s tailpipe. Put a burger inside and the ExhaustBurger will cook the meat while you drive. It uses the heat emitted from your car’s exhaust to cook the burger. The “device” was shown at the Dining In 2015 exhibit.
I don’t know about you, but who the hell would eat a burger cooked from the crap coming out of a car? I don’t think George Foreman has anything to worry about.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 sports a 3-inch touchscreen VGA display, 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, full QWERTY sliding keyboard, FM radio, a metal finish body, and a 4-way key and optical joystick for easy navigation. Running Microsoft’s Windows Mobile operating system, you can expect full Office support (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, IE, Media Player, Outlook, etc). The XPERIA X1 features “panels” which act like the menu buttons giving you access to the features of the X1. The XPERIA panels are movable, so the user can customize them to their preference.
One more pic after the jump (Edit: Found a video on TechEBlog demoing the X1 after the jump as well).
