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Elektronika MK-152 programmable calculator from the year 2007
Don’t be fooled if you will be offered Elektronika MK-152 programmable calculator in the antiques store. This isn’t something from the late 70’s. This is the newly announced (November, 2007) model of Russian programmable calculator.
Elektronika MK-152 is a bargain deal. For just 3800 Russian rubles ($154 U.S. dollars) you’ll get non-portable (no batteries at all, […]
Mass destruction of the Canon cameras
This pile of digital cameras, lenses and camcorders boxes is worth no less than half a million U.S. dollar:
Read More..>>Canon G9 and A650IS digicams
Recent Canon’s announcements brought two jewels to the digicam market. I’m talking not about 40D or 1DsMIII - the former costs a little less than $2G and the latter a little less than $10G not counting high-quality (and though very expensive) lenses that you’ll need to unlock potential of these cameras. I’m talking about smaller […]
Read More..>>Antique adding machines
This amazing website has a lot of photos of Aaron Adding Machines portable calculators made around 1953. All calculators are small enough (for mid 50’s of cause) and equipped with cold-cathode tubes for displaying results of calculations. It’s pretty advanced for those days.
Read More..>>Environment friendly portable wind up media player
Eco Media Player designed by the British manufacturer Trevor Baylis Brands is one of the first wind up mp3 player available. Yet it could be charged via USB connection as any other mp3 player on todays market, you won’t ran out of juice being in countryside (or somewhere) away from you laptop or desktop PC.
Besides […]
Anti-infrared underwear
Cramer Japan hi-tech wear company have started the sales of their new and unique product - ShotGuard Inner Shorts. Its unique feature is ability to stop infrared rays and thus to prevent to shot you nude with IR cameras that can make your usual clothes disappear.
Such cameras becomes more and more available to almost everyone, […]
Gun camera
While some secret service agents pretend to be photographers and hiding their C.I.A. “Stinger” .22 Magnum pen-gun inside a camera (shown above) some photographers pretend to be secret service agents:
Techeblog have dug the picture of weird interchangeable lens camera attached onto a gun.
Read More..>>5 more ideas for Kameraflage
Shiny Shiny gadgets blog have a nice story about Kameraflage technology - the way of putting invisible for naked eye signs that are visible on the digital photos and video recordings. Find more about this amazing technology and a couple of ideas how to use it here.
I have five more ideas for Kameraflage:
Read More..>>You will die
Have you ever forgot about the inevitability of death? Have you?
If you have, than you need this wristwatch from UK based manufacturer Mr Johnes Watches. The hour hand reads “remember” and the minute one - “you will die“.
Another cool feature of this pretty minimalistic wristwatch is its quantity - just one hundred of copies were […]
PSP3 ad in Ecuador
PSP3 ad spotted in the Ecuador capital Quito. Large PSP3 sign probably referred to upcoming Sony Playstation 3 Portable mobile gaming console painted on the mountain slope in Quito - the world’s second highest capital.
It’s not the first time for Sony to use guerrilla marketing to promote their products but it’s pretty surprising to see […]