Cellphone Holder
While this has been dubbed the Cellphone Holder, it is certainly capable of doing more than that. This piece of plastic helps you charge your phone while preventing it from getting stepped on should you leave your handset on the floor. I’m not sure how many people actually do that though, but by the looks of it, will you accidentally snag the charger wire and drag your cellphone onto the floor? The answer depends on the individual I guess, and the Cellphone Holder certainly looks capable of housing other devices like PDAs and iPods as well. If only there was some sort of fence built in to prevent accidental drops. The Cellphone Holder retails for $7.95.
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Driving at night can get pretty tricky, especially when your eyesight is not up to par. Visualeyes has developed the Rayzer that utilizes HID Xenon bulbs that were specially designed to match the spectrum of the human eye, reducing eye strain while making it less taxing to focus at a distance. In addition, Xenon bulbs hold the advantage of a longer average lifespan of 3,000 hours - that is roughly the equivalent of 5 years’ of driving. The kit can be bolted to the front of the car, hidden right smack in between the rear view mirror and the windshield. The benefits of this location are numerous - it won’t get stolen (unless your whole car goes), it does not interfect with your car’s aerodynamics and is capable of projecting a better angle when directing light. The intensity can also be adjusted to suit your surroundings. There is no word on pricing, but the Rayzer kit will be made available sometime early next year onwards.
The Color Photo Viewer from Sharper Image is pretty interesting considering how it features a panel of blue touch interface buttons neatly lined up under its 7″ LCD display. Other than watching your favorite photos in an infinite loop, you can also tell the weather for the next few days thanks to a built-in weather station. Important information includes indoor and outdoor temperatures, humidity, the forecast and moon phase. In addition, the Color Photo Viewer doubles up as an alarm clock - relying on the ultra precise US Atomic Clock so you will never be more than a minute late. 128MB of internal memory and an SD memory card slot rounds off the list of features for this $199 device.
3DV Systems from Israel has developed the ZCam - a new 3D camera for PCs that are sensitive to motion where players are able to control on-screen action simply by flicking a finger. This is a whole new step upwards compared to what the Nintendo Wii offers at the moment. The camera tracks movements in three dimensions as it can sense depth. There is no definite price tag slapped on the ZCam yet, but when released, it will be in the region of similar video game peripherals. The ZCam will enter mass production sometime next year. I guess a boxing game using the ZCam will be much more intense compared to what you get on the Wii at this point in time, but be careful not to leave your opponent with a black eye in real life due to your over-zealousness.
iPhone owners (physicians in particular) will be able to have access to an unparalleled e-prescribing experience on the Apple iPhone thanks to DrFirst’s Rcopia e-prescribing system. Physicians and their staff will gain the ability to perform all of the essential functions of electronic prescribing in real-time via WiFi or the wireless carrier’s broadband connection, all from a mobile browser. Specially formatted for smaller screens found in today’s mobile devices, the RcopiaMini enables providers to easily navigate a full-featured version of Rcopia on this exciting new platform. This application works perfectly in real time without any need to update or sync the device. RcopiaMini is available to current Rcopia users for free.
Now here’s a Christmas tree decoration that allows you to display a message of your choice with its integrated LEDs. Each $14.95 Christmas Tree Ball will be able to store up to 18 scrolling season greetings, ranging from the classic “Season Greetings” to “Feliz Navidad”. Just in case reading this post reminds you that you have yet to set up your Christmas tree, there is always the pre-lit Christmas tree to help you get started. Alternatively, you can check out the rest of our Christmas tree posts.
