All posts with 'Gadgets' tag

Pat Says Now Mice

Swiss luxury computer peripherals manufacturer with a fancy name - Pat Says Now - has announced a new line of computer mice decorated with genuine Swarovski crystals, diamonds and white gold. The cheapest one will cost you “just” US$200. But the diamond and white gold version will be hellish US$30,000.

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Playing World of Warcraft on Asus eeePC

A guy from the Ultramobilegeek.com running World Of Warcraft heavy MMORPG game on his Asus eeePC 701 ultra mobile notebook (which is often called mininote for its modest size and weight). Of cause the eeePC he’s got for it is not the cheapest one. This is 4G model with 2Gb RAM. Also he have used […]

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Even radios go natural

The Natural Radio concept designed by Cheol-Ki Jo has a brand new look at the user interface. Instead of pushing buttons or turning dials you need to put some stones on the stylish wooden scales to control the frequency and volume.
This radio would look great in the stone massage practitioner’s office but I think it’s […]

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iPod in space

Apple iPod spotted in the cockpit of the Endeavour space shuttle:

Here you can find the big picture from NASA.

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iPod, iPhone unlocking service

As popularity of the recent Apple products such as iPod and iPhone grows in some third-world countries a lot of small businesses offer unlocking services for the ‘gray’ imported devices. Since no official mobile phone companies have iPhone on their shelves this is the only way to get one there.

Photo by NL

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Hasselblad and Leica film cameras in gold

This is an actual snapshot of a camera store in Frankfurt airport taken by Tim Bray. Just a couple of traditional film cameras. They aren’t new - Leica R4 was announced in 1980 - 28 years ago. They haven’t any megapixels at all. But they are very good optically even nowadays. And they have a […]

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Livre eBook reader concept

Nedzad Mujcinovic - a student of Australian Monash University - has won the 2007 Dyson Student Aword with the concept of the eBook reader which he called Livre.
The key feature of this device is that it has no buttons at all. Instead of that touch sensitive screen mounted on the electronic paper display. You need […]

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Wibrain B1L affordable UMPC

Korean manufacturer Wibrain has announced the “lightened” entry-level UMPC Wibrain B1L (via AVING.network)

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iToilets now and then

Somebody dropped me a picture of this shiny macbookpro style toilet today:

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Terapixel digital camera

Unknown Chinese electronics manufacturer Penchan has quietly rolled out digital camera that undoubtedly will shake the market and smash down the current kings of the hill – Canon and Nikon. While the best (and the most expensive) professional digital cameras barely reached the 24 megapixel frontier, Penchan camera exceeds the 5 terapixel limit - more […]

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