Here’s the first Gadget Travel on “Traveling with Paul Lasley and Elizabeth Harryman” this week. Topics covered:Carrying an AC Adapter for every gadget when traveling and how you can replace them with just one: The iGo Everywhere 130 Power Adapter.Here’s the mp3.
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Just when we thought the DELL XPS M1710 is gonna top the most powerful notebook computer for this year, PC MicroWorks released the a duo core SLI capable notebook computer ? the Vega. It seems that the best things come in pair for the Vega, it is powered by AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core processor, jaw dropping dual 512MB nVidia Geforce Go 7950GTX or dual 512MB nVIDIA Quadro FX 2500M SLI GPUs, and dual 160 GB SATA hard drives (it also offers options for up to 600GB Perpendicular at 4200RPM).
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Portable media players often have to skirt the line between functionality and portability, but this concept from Matthias Lange shapes up to be pretty pocket-friendly, offering a way for you to carry your favorite digital tunes without an unsightly bulge in your pocket. Known as the MP3 Pocket Player, this portable audio device comes in a bent shape that has a two-fold function - to fit into pockets better as well as aiding your eyes when it comes to reading information on the tiny screen. Will manufacturers take heed of such concepts and work on them, or will they continue to bulldoze ahead in pride?
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An old ballpoint pen can be turned into a usable stylus, thanks to LSN Global who created the ECOPLUS ballpoint pen cartridge that is equipped with a tiny plastic tip that mimics the end of a standard stylus you find on all touch-based devices. While the idea sounds interesting at first, there’s an easier way of recycling your pen by simply buying an ink refill instead of converting it to a stylus. A further play on this idea would be including a stylus tip on the pen’s cover - when you’re not putting down your John Hancock, you can use the same pen to direct Phoenix Wright’s courtroom shenanigans on your DS.
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O2 released its first 3.5G Pocket PC in HK on the last day of February. The new Xda Atom Life basically looks pretty much the same as its predecessor, the Xda Atom: a black body with simple and clean outline, a 2.4-inch QVGA display, a media player navigation panel along with the basic Pocket PC buttons, and a pair of shortcut bottons on the lower right side of the phone?s body. In addition, it has a 0.3-megapixel supplementary camera for video conferencing purpose. The Xda Atom Life weighs 145 g, which is only 5 g heavier than the Xda Atom.
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Having flash memory inside your writing instrument is not a new idea, but Narae Inter has taken this idea one step further by throwing in a laser pointer and flashlight functionality into the humble pen. Yes, you can now carry out your PowerPoint presentations with panache, while the flashlight helps you find your way in an emergency blackout. This unique writing instrument comes in various capacities ranging from 128MB to 2GB, and it remains to be seen whether the battery life is decent or not. One thing’s for sure though - this pen will probably weigh a ton (relatively speaking).
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The Ninja Clock is one unique time keeping device that is guaranteed to be a conversation starter no matter how you look at it. Featuring a shuriken-based design, the Ninja Clock comes with nunchuck for hands in front of a yin-yang backdrop and a swinging ninja that remains perpetually in mid-air as he plays the role of a pendulum. This piece of geek tech will set you back by $20, a small price to pay for a moment of worship from friends and family alike the moment they set their eyes on it.
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Scientists have created the world’s first human-sheep chimera - which has the body of a sheep and half-human organs.The sheep have 15 per cent human cells and 85 per cent animal cells - and their evolution brings the prospect of animal organs being transplanted into humans one step closer.Professor Esmail Zanjani, of the University of Nevada, has spent seven years and £5million perfecting the technique, which involves injecting adult human cells into a sheep’s foetus.He has already created a sheep liver which has a large proportion of human cells and eventually hopes to precisely match a sheep to a transplant patient, using their own stem cells to create their own flock of sheep.The process would involve extracting stem cells from the donor’s bone marrow and injecting them into the peritoneum of a sheep’s foetus. When the lamb is born, two months later, it would have a liver, heart, lungs and brain that are partly human and available for transplant.Now scientists create a sheep that’s 15% human
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Clearly this dude has way to much time on his hands. I’m not doubting his skills, bouncing ping pong balls into cups is a talent, for reals. But take a look at the video and you’ll learn just how he got good at it. All of the furniture in his garage would seem to indicate […]
Clearly this dude has way to much time on his hands. I’m not doubting his skills, bouncing ping pong balls into cups is a talent, for reals. But take a look at the video and you’ll learn just how he got good at it. All of the furniture in his garage would seem to indicate that’s where he lives. And when you live in the garage at your parents house, bouncing ping pong balls into red cups is pretty much what you end up being good at.
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The Zaptag is a waterproof USB flash drive that stores all your critical medical information such as name, blood type, insurance information, next-of-kin, drug allergies, and even a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order, making it an essential tool for everyone to carry no matter what your age is. All you need to do is plug the Zaptag into any PC with a USB port in order to access the information, which means paramedics and emergency personnel will have to carry a laptop in the ambulance from now on. Future revisions will see the Zaptag receive a larger storage capacity that enables users to store medical histories as well as drug prescriptions.
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