October 7, 2008 – 9:45 pm
Cowon‘s latest gadget is the S9 Curve portable media player. As its name implies, the S9 boasts a curved shell that practically doubles as a seesaw when placed on a table. All joking aside, the S9 Curve comes packed with a dual-core 500 MHz processor, 3.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen display (480 x 272 pixels, 16M colors), either an 8GB or 16GB hard drive, G-Sensor accelerometer, FM tuner, voice recorder, and T-DMB for digital mobile TV. Sadly, if the T-DMB tuner wasn’t a clue, we probably won’t be seeing this Apple-esque PMP stateside.
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October 4, 2008 – 12:48 am
Do you find typing on your Smartphone or PDA (do these still exist?) a pain in the butt? Check out the Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard manufactured by i-Tech. Basically, the Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard projects a full-sized virtual QWERTY keyboard on any flat surface, allowing you to tap the ‘virtual keys’ as if you were using a real physical keyboard. For feedback, a clicking sound is emitted from the device with each virtual key stroke. Video after the jump.
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October 2, 2008 – 10:09 pm
Yes, more Lego! This time, for the Futurama fans. Check out the Lego Futurama characters made by Ochre Jelly of MOCpages. There’s really nothing more to say than it’s AWESOME. I’ll just let the pictures do the talking.
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September 26, 2008 – 1:02 am
Andy Tioh, an Industrial Design student at Humber College, believes that current bikes are so “intrusive and impractical” that they are forcing commuters to revert back to using their gas guzzling cars. His solution? The Bike Pack. The Bike Pack is a very modern looking foldable bike concept that has a trick up its sleeve: its folds into a backpack (sort of). The concept allows users to easily commute freely and allows them to unfold the bike from their backs only when appropriate. Economical and convenient indeed.
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September 20, 2008 – 9:14 pm
Packed into a 330cc casing, the fit-PC Slim is being touted as the ‘world’s smallest PC’. While it is indeed very pocket-sized, it does come with the essential features intact: 500MHz AMD Geode LX800 processor, up to 60GB 2.5-inch hard drive (SSD optional), up to 512 MB RAM, 3 USB ports, VGA out, audio in/out jack, Ethernet, and of course, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi support. Your choice of operating system is either Windows (XP SP3) or Linux (Gentoo and Ubuntu in dual-boot mode).
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September 19, 2008 – 10:29 pm
In need of a cheap sofa? Well, keep looking. While these Chesterfield type sofas are indeed inflatable, they aren’t necessarily cheap. At £350 ($642 USD) a set, I’m scratching my head to figure out why it’s so expensive. I mean, you have to blow air into these things to actually make these sofas usable. On top of that, I doubt these things will be comfortable. How comfortable can plastic filled with air be?
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August 26, 2008 – 10:12 pm
While not quite as versatile (or useful) as the BodyGard, the SwissFlash Light is an official Swiss Army product for the geeky adventurer. Though, I’m not sure how bringing a 16GB USB thumb drive is going to be useful outdoors, but hey, at least the SwissFlash Light comes with a tiny LED white light.
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August 26, 2008 – 9:45 pm
Need to spy on someone? Is reading text messages and other SIM card data from your Cell Phone Spy Data Extractor not enough for you? Then, check out the KeeLogger, an easy to use keystroke logger that simply requires you to ‘covertly’ plug it into your subject’s computer USB port. At 1.5-inch long, it looks exactly like an ordinary and innocent flash drive, but once plugged in, it will silently record every key struck on the keyboard. It requires no software or driver. Just plug it in and let it collect your spy data — passwords, e-mails, chat logs, you name it! Once you’ve finished collecting your data, just unplug the KeeLogger and view the results.
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