Archive for September 4th, 2007
Fancy those stealth bombers that the US Army owns? Well you can now bring a slice of that bombing action home with the Discovery Radio Control Dominator Airplane. Made from strong yet flexible foam, this unique toy is capable of soaring to heights of up to 300 feet with approximately a couple minutes’ worth of airtime. You control it via a full function, 4-way radio control by manipulating the varying motor speeds and direction. Once it lands safely in the palm of your hands, you can hook it back to the remote control for a quick charging session before it takes to the skies yet again. The Discovery Radio Control Dominator Airplane comes ready to fly out-of-the-box and retails for $27.96.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
If you’re constantly roughing it out, the SL2 Survival Tool could be a potential lifesaver. This extremely tough, compact, and lightweight tool features a sturdy, serrated ‘A’ grade blade (won’t beat Wolverine’s adamantium claws anytime soon though) as well as firesteel that lights fires in a pinch despite being wet courtesy of a 3,000°C hot spark. Other features include a waterproof torch, a rescue whistle, and a belt clip. Sounds like this £34.99 tool is all you need the next time you go out camping. Just remember that the firesteel can last for approximately 3,000 strikes before you need a new one, which should be plenty to last through your lifetime.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Scratching your head as to what to get for your daughter’s upcoming birthday? Perhaps Taffy the Pony would keep her happy, bringing an interactive video game to the living room that requires the player to sit on this inflatable, ride-on horse and control it from there. There are half a dozen games pre-loaded to keep you occupied, where the motion-sensing reins do a great job in translating movement into its equivalent on the big screen. You won’t need a High Definition for this basic video game though, which is great news for those who are still stuck with fat, chunky CRTs. Taffy the Pony requires no cleaning up after and retails for $69.95. Oh yeah, you won’t have to turn blue trying to inflate it as each purchase comes with a foot pump.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Check out this pair of Sunglasses Camera with Personal Digital Video Recorder, enabling you to film whatever you’re currently looking at. The design doesn’t suit everyone though as it looks rather huge and blocky, so younger folks might avoid this in order to preserve their street cred. Features include an integrated color monitor, a speaker, 32MB of internal memory, and an SD/MMC memory card slot for a much larger storage capacity. You’ll have to dig deep for this one though as it retails for £816.63 after taxes.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Lefties, rejoice! There is now a multimedia keyboard that caters specifically to left-handed folks, where the numeric keypad and additional keys are situated on the left hand side of the board in order to allow the natural movement of your left hand during access. Some of the hot key functions located at the top of this keyboard includes Sleep, WWW, Search, Email, Favorites, Mute, and Volume adjustments. It retails for £29.99 (US$58.48) and would make a great gift your your southpaw friend who’s been ranting about the lack of left-handed friendly products available in the market.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
So you’re trying to spend some quality time with your son in the backyard by pitching balls at him, but after a short while your arm starts to act up. What’s a devoted dad supposed to do then? Instead of totally straining your arm, why not pick up the Electronic Pitching Machine instead? This backyard device features an adjustable pitching height, spitting out a ball every 10 seconds and helps build up your kid’s hand-eye co-ordination without having you break a sweat. Each $20.96 purchase comes with a 27″ collapsible plastic bat as well as eight safe, plastic balls. You’ll have to do a whole lot of running though as you pick up scattered balls from wayward slugs.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
The Pen Color Document Scanner enables you to store approximately 200 pages in one go, helping students as well as working professionals alike who deal with tons and tons of paper-based information each day. It is capable of scanning a page every four seconds, and comes with software that manages your scanned documents easily while hooking them up to existing programs such as Outlook Express, Winfax, Notepad, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. A microSD memory card acts as the storage device of choice, and data is transferred via USB. The Pen Color Document Scanner retails for £299.63 after taxes.
Product Page
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Motorola has a brand new ROKR E8 up their sleeves, and this handset comes in a truly unique design that looks like the Q9h when viewed from the side. The front portion features a rather strange-looking keyboard, where the keys are mainly “buds” over the flat surface and characters need to be illuminated in order to be seen. Word on the street has it that the E8 will run on Linux-Java OS and comes with 2GB of internal memory, a microSD memory card slot, a 2 megapixel camera, and stereo Bluetooth connectivity. Apparently, in the standby mode, there will be standard navigation keys and numeric buttons which are hidden whenever the multimedia player is opened. No idea on how much it costs nor when will it be released.
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Is there a new challenger to the iPhone from Sony Ericsson? By all accounts, yes, if this leaked image of a new Cybershot cellphone is anything to go by. Some have claimed that this blur shot does not depict the Japan-bound SO905i Cybershot cellphone, which is good news for everyone else around the globe. Would you like to see more iPhone competitors hit the market, or are you happy with your Apple-fied communication device?
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
MPIO has taken the opportunity to unveil a bunch of new electronics at IFA 2007, bringing the MG200 to succeed the MG100 that sees an extended audio playback time of 25 hours as well as the inclusion of MPEG4 and AVI file format compatibility. As for the MG300 as featured on the right, it boasts dual circle controls as well as format support similar to the MG200 but comes in the more traditional PMP form factor. Features include a 2.4″ LCD display, an integrated FM tuner, recording capabilities, 4GB of internal memory, and an SD/SDHC memory card slot. The MD100 shares many similar styling cues with the MG100 but uses a mere monochrome display (almost unheard of these days) and caters to your audio needs with MP3, WMA (DRM), and OGG support. Pricing details were not available as at press time.
More: click here…
September 4th, 2007
Next Posts
Previous Posts