Archive for May 22nd, 2007
Those who lead an active lifestyle and often take long weekends off to hike through a forest trail will definitely find the Sonim XP1 cellphone handy. This handset is yellow in color, making it extremely easy to spot in the wilderness and comes with large strips of black ribbed rubber which is distributed through the body to provide a non-slip grip. Features include a couple of extra loud speakers and a walkie talkie button to keep you in touch with your partner. It boasts IEC lP52 rating for protection against water, dust, salt, fog, and humidity and is shock protected from drops of up to 1.65 meters in height. At £233.83, it isn’t exactly cheap but at least you won’t worry when your toddler uses this as his hammer during playtime.
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May 22nd, 2007
So you’re trying to woo this cute girl in the I.T. Department, but have absolutely no idea on what she likes. Why not get some conversation time by placing the USB Fairy Lights on her computer as a surprise? This string of lights will light up the moment the computer is turned on once it is plugged in via USB, giving her a pleasant surprise and smiling appreciatively at your thoughtful gesture. Just make sure she likes blue though, as there doesn’t seem to be any other choice of colors at the moment. Get this pre-Christmas decoration for £8.90 a pop.
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May 22nd, 2007
Leather is a material that is synonymous with luxury. Just take a look at expensive homes and their leather sofas. You also find the same material used in shoes, while vehicles with normal cushions offer a “meh” experience when compared to sitting in a leather-clad Jaguar. Earth-Trek has decided to apply the same principle by putting leather onto their mouse. Does anyone else think that the mouse looks a wee bit like the original RAZR sans external screen? Not sure whether getting this for your employees will boost productivity though.
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May 22nd, 2007
Just in case you haven’t gotten enough of last Saturday’s party and want to bring the mood over to your cubicle, the Lightsnake Stichat USB headset ought to do the trick. Whenever you’re holding a VoIP conversation with somebody else, the cable will light up and flash throughout the entire verbal dance. Inline controls enable you to vary the volume level or turn the entire thing mute. If you think you prefer your own earphones, go ahead and ditch the bundled ones. At $19.99, it ain’t too shabby but you would probably end up looking more juvenile than professional while using this at the office.
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May 22nd, 2007
Some people fear spending hours on a plane not because of the risk of crashing, but more from the claustrophobic environment, especially when you’re seated next to a constantly sneezing person who smells as though he/she had not bathed for a week. This is where the Plane Clean Air Filter comes in handy, being mounted to the overhead air nozzle above the seat to remove 99.5% of all allergens, bacteria and viruses from the plane’s air stream. In addition, it also creates a protective curtain of air around you, preventing unwanted airborne pests from bothering you. At $19.99 a pop, it could be well worth checking out if you’re a frequent flier.
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May 22nd, 2007
Chinese have for generations stimulated the body’s “qi” flow to improve their health with others claiming it adds years to their life as well. The Aculife Magnetic Wave Therapist device is supposed to do the same thing as well, helping you locate your body’s “qi” pathways that are in need of stimulation and providing it. All you need to do is turn on the switch and you’re good to go. Each Aculife Magnetic Wave Therapist comes with a map that reveals all the available pathways as well as the benefits received from stimulation at specific parts. Has anyone given this $299 gadget a shot? Do you feel like a young spring chicken now?
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May 22nd, 2007
This table made completely out of recycled knives, forks and spoons has the potential to be the most agrivating object on earth. It’s created by artist Toni Grilo, and if you don’t have anything in the house to eat it will taught you to no end. Of course if your coffee table is made completely […]
This table made completely out of recycled knives, forks and spoons has the potential to be the most agrivating object on earth. It’s created by artist Toni Grilo, and if you don’t have anything in the house to eat it will taught you to no end. Of course if your coffee table is made completely out of old Taco bell wrappers and hot sauce packets like mine, then, well, um, you’d be, ah, full.
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May 22nd, 2007
Here’s yet another impossible watch to read unless you already hold a couple of PhDs from MIT. The EleeNo WebTime Series Elite watch does take some getting used to whenever you want to know the time, but this comes with plenty of practice as you disengage your mind from the analog/digital format which you have followed closely since time immemorial. At $122 they certainly aren’t the cheapest watches around, but at least it is something different. Here’s a hat tip: You tell the time by seeing where the colored line cross the numbers. The top number depicts the hour, while the bottom shows the minutes.
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May 22nd, 2007
Another week, another iPod dock. The Audio Pro Porto brings something different as it comes in a vertical rectangular design which is a welcome departure from all the horizontal form factors that we’ve seen so far. Since the Audio Pro Porto was designed to be portable, it comes with a handle and a long-life rechargeable battery to keep you entertained even on long road trips. Just in case you’ve run out of music to listen to on your iPod, there is always the integrated FM tuner to keep you entertained. Pricing details of the Audio Pro Porto are currently unknown, but it should make its way to retail stores soon. Choose from red and black colors when available.
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May 22nd, 2007
With the megapixel count gettig higher and higher with each digital camera release (consumer or pro-level), the file size of each photo grows accordingly as well. The Nexto Multi-1 ND2325 backup device helps you transfer all your photos in a jiffy, taking under a minute to shift 1GB worth of data. Of course, it comes with built-in CF, SD/SDHC, MS, and MMC card slots to do just that. Once done, you can hook up the Nexto Multi-1 ND2325 to a PC via USB and transfer those images over to a more permanent residence. The storage capacity of the Nexto Multi-1 ND2325 depends on the type of hard drive you keep inside.
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May 22nd, 2007
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