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Electric Shock Laser Guns (Twin Pack) In the early 21st century, the electrical revolution has reached its zenith, its true Himalayan peak: the electric shock laser gun See price (Read the full post about ‘Electric Shock Laser Guns (Twin Pack)’…)
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Posted Feb 23rd 2008 9:52AM by Joshua Topolsky Tired of the air not doing enough for you? Well, a new project called Green Freedom — headed up by researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory — seeks to improve air’s contribution to our planet. The new technology would provide a method of extracting CO2 from the air and then converting the gas into fuel for cars or airplanes — thus sucking out toxins from our atmosphere while creating a renewable energy source. The process uses a form of electrochemical separation to siphon juice out of the typically poisonous gas, yet has a low environmental impact with a small waste-stream output. (Read the full post about ‘Green Freedom turns the air’s CO2 into auto-powering fuel’…)
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When Apple first announced the SDK, it was supposed to be available by the end of February 2008. Now with just about one week left, Business Week is reporting that the long awaited iphone SDK will be anywhere from one to three weeks late. Business Week has stated that this news has come from “one source” and as of now there has not been any official confirmation or comment regarding the delay from Apple. Read [Business Week] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! (Read the full post about ‘Apple to delay the release of the iPhone SDK?’…)
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With an overall positive review, Walt Mossberg claims the X300 is “a solid, innovative laptop that will be perfect for many mobile PC users.” Making the obvious comparison to its rival, the X300 seems to have a little more to offer feature wise as compared to the MacBook Air, with a few downfalls coming from the operating system and battery life. “I believe that both the Mac operating system and the software that comes with it are superior to the Windows operating system and built-in software offered on the ThinkPad.” I have to agree with him on the OS, but this is just a matter of preference and we will also have our personal reasons for which OS we prefer. (Read the full post about ‘Walt Mossberg reviews the ThinkPad X300′…)
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Posted Feb 23rd 2008 1:27PM by Ryan BlockFiled under: Announcements, HDTV You know, this last week we closed up two contests where you’d have the chance to win an HDTV (among other things), but we were feeling a little magnanimous and decided to leave them open through this weekend. Just remember, you can enter both contests one time, but you can’t enter either contest more than once. Check out all the details and rules below:Read - Win a Philips 42PFL5603D 42-inch 1080p HDTVRead - Win an LCD HDTV, Xbox 360, and plenty of Old Spice (Read the full post about ‘Deadlines extended on two HDTV contests, go enter!’…)
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From the makers of Cableyoyo and Cool Feet laptop cooler comes this highly functional and elegantly simple cable organizer and USB hub for laptops. Like other products from Bluelounge, by itself, the SpaceStation doesn’t look like much, but put it to use with your laptop, multiple peripherals, and other junk, and it totally changes the look of your workspace. Hook up your laptop and all your devices (to the internal 4-port USB hub) and wrap the cords around the coiling pins underneath (the cords can enter at any point all around the station, no need to force it to feed through a particular spot), place the top of your laptop on the station (which makes for a more ergonomic keyboard angle, AND keeps air flowing under the laptop to prevent overheating), and use the rest of the surface space to hold your ipod or other small devices. (Read the full post about ‘SpaceStation multi-functional cable organizer and USB hub for your laptop’…)
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T-Equalizer T-Shirt As The Beat Goes On…..The T-Equalizer is a shirt with a built in graphic equalizer panel that is sound sensitive. As the music beats, the shirts equalizer lights up to the beat of the music. Great for concerts, raves, parties etc.The T-Equalizer is made from 100% cotton. It has a fully functional EL (Electro Luminenscence) panel with a battery pack that snuggles discretely into a pocket inside the shirt. (Read the full post about ‘T-Equalizer T-Shirt’…)
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Electric Shocking Roulette The Shocking Roulette is a randomiser designed to administer a shock to the finger of one of up to four participants. Who gets the potent but harmless jolt? It’s impossible to predict. See price (Read the full post about ‘Electric Shocking Roulette’…)
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Paper shredders are a usual thing in office nowadays. It does all the dirty work, shredding the unnecessary or classified papers to small pieces, better than any human can do. However, they are usually big and bulky devices, though very necessary in departments in which information is very sensitive. It is a pity that if you’d like to destroy the documents which must not be seen, but you are far from this machine, you will be left with no choice but to burn it or shred it to pieces manually. Fortunately, no more burning required, because the portable shredder can do all the documents destroying work for you! Ziszor, as said by the manufacturer, is “the first premium, hand-held paper shredder to balance security with ease of use and portability”. (Read the full post about ‘Portable paper shredder’…)
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Posted Feb 23rd 2008 6:04AM by Darren MurphFiled under: Misc. gadgetsWhen talking menus just aren’t futuristic enough, we reckon Teraoka’s Deli Touch pen — which strongly reeks of LeapFrog’s Tag — is the next best thing. The system works with barcode-laden menus and enables customers to simply swipe their choices and have them beamed directly to the kitchen. Besides hastening the order process and keeping the interaction between customer and waiter / waitress at a minimum, the device may also give you a solid reason to skimp on the tip — not that we’d recommend such a thing, of course. (Read the full post about ‘Teraoka’s Deli Touch pen delays human interaction in restaurants’…)
