High heels experience transformation
Women often have it tough when they’re wearing heels while driving. Sheila’s Shoes have decided to tackle this problem by creating a fancy stilleto that has enough room to stow the heel within the sole when it is not required, popping out only when you want to stand tall in the presence of others in a social situation. In a manner of speaking, you get two shoes for the price of one, which is always good value in anybody’s eyes.
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Add comment June 21st, 2007
One toy that has certainly gotten everyone interested the past couple of years has been the remote controlled helicopter, and the Salvation Helicopter will do nothing but spread that fever further, thanks to its well designed looks and relatively affordable price of £49.95. Boasting a trio of channels (up and down, left and right, forwards and backwards), you can be sure that spending a day outdoors with the Salvation Helicopter will be fun-filled. A full charge (35 to 40 minutes) gives up to 12 minutes of flying time - somewhat diminishing returns, but the fun factor ought to make you forget about all that waiting. Do you already own a remote controlled helicopter? What are some of your most memorable moments with it?
Our sister site UberPulse has learned that Hollywood studio Paramount plans to make it’s next blockbuster movie, Transformers, available on pay-per-view when it premiere’s on July 3rd. More here.
No, I don’t mean the genre of music videos played on this MP4 watch but am referring to the material used to construct the new MP4 watch from Thanko. Let’s face the facts - cheap plastic often don’t make the grade when you’re trying to sell a gizmo to consumers, which is why the MP4 Watch uses metal this time round. Not only does the watch feel more solid, it comes with a larger display that helps prevent you from getting sore eyes after an hour or so of viewing. The display supports 128 x 128 pixels resolution, or if you’ve encoded video in widescreen format, it does 160 x 128 as well. There are 2GB and 4GB versions available that retail for $167.40 and $212.93.
I suppose information about the new LG Fusic II is as abundant as snow in Egypt, other than the fact that it comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera, a display with a resolution of 220 x 176, and EV-DO support. Word on the street has it that the LG Fusic II will be released within a couple of months from now, although there has been no official word yet. I must say the clamshell design looks extremely sweet, and this could be the Chocolate 2.0.
Looks like Huawei from China will be making a beeline for the US market soon, considering how the FCC has already approved the M318 clamshell cellphone complete with MetroPCS branding. This CDMA handset is pretty bare bones in every sense of the word - it is missing both a camera and Bluetooth connectivty. I guess corporations would be happy to get these for their employees since the lack of a camera means a lower chance of industrial espionage. No idea on how much the Huawei M318 would cost, but it definitely ought to be around the same price as dirt (which means extremely cheap).
If you’re living in a cramped apartment and are looking for a 2-in-1 solution, the 17″ Tatung LCD monitor fits the bill perfectly. When you’re not working, you can always use this LCD monitor as a HD-ready TV at a resolution of 1,280 x 1,024 pixels, a standard aspect ratio, a contrast ratio of 500 to 1, a response time of 5ms, and a viewing angle of 140-degrees. At $248, you can’t really go wrong but 17″ is a wee bit too small for blockbusters that cling onto the adage “bigger is better”. Would you settle for a 2-in-1 response such as this, or would you be motivated to keep your LCD monitor and HDTV separate?
