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iPhone DIY – How to Replace iPhone Battery!

max — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 16:01:00 +0000

Probably one of the unfortunate facts about an iPhone is that it comes with a permanent battery that’s hard to replace. Of course, you can buy an iPhone battery yourself for just about $9.99 on Overstock.com then follow the directions below to replace it yourself.

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Remember that this replacement battery DIY will help those who have been getting shorter times with your iPhone battery but probably won’t help any of you who have new iPhones. And it won’t help the fact that you can’t switch the battery while you actually need to, perhaps when you are in the bus and whatnot.

But for those of you who don’t want to void your warranty, you can try various different external battery options for the iPhone.

As for me, I will stick with my Nexus One and Palm Pre, both of which can switch batteries in about 5 seconds each. Don’t get jealous.

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iPhone DIY – How to Replace iPhone Battery!

Sled Hack – How to Make a Ski Sled!

max — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 07:58:09 +0000

For those of you who want to make better sleds that can go faster and more narly down the slopes, try making yourself one of these ski sleds made from a pair of old skis. Of course, I actually do just use my snowboard as a sled sometimes and snowboards might actually make better sleds so…

The crux of this Instructable is to create a platform for attaching STUFF to skis without modifying the skis or bindings. In essence take a 2X4 and create a ski boot shape out of it to mount into the binding as a boot normally would.

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Sled Hack – How to Make a Ski Sled!

DSLR Hack – How to Build a Nintendo DS DSLR Camera Controller!

max — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 00:24:47 +0000

I know that DSLR camera controllers can come in handy when it comes to shooting photos period but do you really want to spend hundreds of dollars on commercial camera controllers that come with presets that you cannot change?

There’s a hack for that, you can build yourself a Nintendo DS DSLR camera controller. You will first have to start by making a DIY interface cable but once that’s done, you can take advantage of the free open-source Arduino code that will let your new DS DSLR camera controller work flawlessly with any of the homebrew DSLR programs found here.

There are two main components to this system. The first is a hardware system for which we specified some desired functionality: It needed to be user programmable, have an eight hour battery life, and fit in a jeans pocket. We were tired of lugging a laptop up ladders or into the narrow spiderweb of walkways above a soundstage. It was always our plan to build our own system using a programmable microcontroller and LCD system (which is what Promote eventually ended up creating), but a more flexible method occurred to us.

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DSLR Hack – How to Build a Nintendo DS DSLR Camera Controller!

DIY iPhone Stands made from Forks and Spoons!

max — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:15:59 +0000

For those of you who appreciate good kitchen and cooking like me, you might want to consider making a cool DIY iPhone stand like this, all made from forks and spoons.

Of course, if you don’t want the hassle of building one yourself, you can order one here at Etsy.

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DIY iPhone Stands made from Forks and Spoons!

Circuit Hack – How to Make a Moisture-Sensing Soil Sensor!

max — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 18:56:59 +0000

For those of you out there applying your circuitry skills for gardening and yo need a bunch of moisture-sensing soil sensors, you might want to try making your own moisture-sensing soil sensors from nails, and plaster of Paris.

According to the author, this is how the soil sensor works:

As water is added to the problem more electrons can pass between the probes effectively reducing the amount of resistance between the problem to the point when it is fully saturated where the probe has virtually zero resistance. By using this range of values you can determine the amount of water than exists in your soil.

Rather fantastic isn’t it? I think this certainly can be applied to many hydroponics applications too.

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A Dead Notice

David Allen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:14:10 +0000

As soon as the phone rings the automatic response is to grab and pen paper, but this is sometimes a lot harder than it would first sound. You can get the pen or paper, but on most occasions, it is almost guaranteed that you will find one or the other.

That is where a simple thing like this comes in very handy it is in the shape of a man and come with a pen sticking out of the mans the chest as if he had been stabbed with a giant javelin of something.

Features of the Dead Write Note Pad with stabbing pen:

•Dead Write is a notepad with a difference.

•300 sheets of note paper in complete with pen holder in the middle.

•Comes with a red pen so you can draw even more blood all over the pad.

•Suitable for ages 12 years +.

Size:-

•15 x 10 x 14 (height with pen).

Priced at $8

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A Dead Notice

The Mini Wireless Keyboard from Rii

David Allen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 12:53:18 +0000

This is the Rii Mini Keyboard it comes with sixty nine keys, a easy to use touch pad and even has a laser pointer. Size wise it is around the same sort of size as cell phone and weighs just over a hundred grams, which is nice and light.

Features of the wireless mini keyboard from R11:

Wireless (RF 2.4G) connection, smart & portable size

To enjoy PC Multi-media Entertainment at home

Convenient & efficient for Conference, Presentation & lecturing

To share large TV and projector screen

Large PAD for handwrite

Built-in lecture laser pointer

Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery

Backlight function with a handheld keypad

Support Window 7 / Vista / XP / 2000, Linux (Debian-3.1, Redhat-9.0, Ubuntu-8.10, Fedora-7.0 tested or above)

Standby time: 500~ 700 hours

Operation range: up to 30 meters

Dimension: 151 x 59 x 13mm (approx.)

Weight: 103g

Priced at around $92

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The Mini Wireless Keyboard from Rii

AT-AT Looking Cable Tidy

David Allen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:00:50 +0000

This a DIY kit for a cable tidy, inside there are the sockets of a power extension, the cable neatly file out over the side and out of the way in a nice neat manner.

Naturally, there have been some comparisons made with the AT-AT attack vehicles from the Empire Strikes Back or a simple pet dog; we think that it is the former although they had no cables sticking out of the side.

Priced at $8

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AT-AT Looking Cable Tidy

Kinetic time with the Oblique Clock

David Allen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:24:09 +0000

When it comes to the Oblique Clock it is all about kinetic energy, it is this that runs the clock so it relates more to maths than anything else as with every single movement a new right angle is created.

It is very interesting from a design point view too; different shapes and angles formed with the movement of the wooden structure that resembles art more than a simple time piece for everyone to just live their life away with.

So as with most artworks, is this real art or simply a clock, at a price of around $3,200 it would seem to more art than clock.

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Kinetic time with the Oblique Clock

Portable Wikipedia Device

David Allen — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 09:54:24 +0000

This is an interesting device, which simply has to be very handy to anyone that holds it. The reason for this is because it contains the entire English content of the famous Wikipedia; the content is estimated at being something in the region of about three million entries.

The device has a three and half inch screen; the user can scroll through the pages with ease by using the finger to go up or down. All of this data is stored on one 4 Gb microSD card and to make sure that the data is kept to date there are free updates available over the internet.

Features of the portable encyclopaedia:

Only slightly wider than a modern PDA, the device’s 3 1/2″ monochrome touch screen allows you to scroll up and down pages simply by dragging your finger; touching a link is analogous to clicking it with a mouse. The random button invokes completely unrelated topics, allowing you to browse with whimsy. All data is stored on the included 4 GB microSD card; updates are provided by either a quarterly update or a free Internet download using an SD card reader (sold below). Includes two AAA batteries. 4″ L x 4″ W x 3/4″ H. (2 lbs.)

Priced at $119.95

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Portable Wikipedia Device

Not Enough USB Ports?

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:00:57 +0000

Never look around for an empty USB port again, as this hub is capable of handling up to sixteen USB powered gadgets all at one time.

So that means you can have the blanket, heater, fan, cup warmer all on at the same time and still have enough ports for the foot warmer and anything else you can muster up all in a little laptop.

Features of the USB Super sixteen port hub:

•USB 2.0 hub with a whopping 16 ports

•Connect up your printer, digicam, card reader, mp3 player, Snowbot, Missile Launcher, etc.

•Up to 2 PCs can connect to the hub and share the sources (but not at the same time)

•Built-in 22.5W power supply; an extra AC adapter is not needed

•Voltage: 100V-240V

•Dimension: 116 x 67 x 63mm (approx.)

•Weight: 0.8 lbs (approx.)

•Package Contents:

◦USB Super 16-Port Hub

◦USB Cable

◦Power Cord

Priced at $159.99

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Not Enough USB Ports?

Build Your Own T Shirt!

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:00:02 +0000

Now is the time to build your own T Shirt, yes seriously! The Brick Construction T Shirt come with base of a Lego style building brick set fixed on the front, from there it is up to the user to supply their own materials and build up a great looking features on the front of the shirt.

Product Features of the Brick Construction Shirt:

•Innovative t-shirt features a built in plastic base plate to build on with your construction bricks of choice

•Create flat designs, or go crazy with 3D constructions and mechanical contraptions

•Compatible with LEGO™, Pixel Blocks, Mega Bloks, and K’NEX Bricks™

•You need to supply your own bricks or blocks, none comes with the shirt

•Front base plate removes for easy washing

Priced at $9.99 was $19.99 (save up to 50%)

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Build Your Own T Shirt!

Come Fly With Me

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:00:55 +0000

I don’t know about anyone else but I have always fancied owning my own plane and being able to fly around and maybe even visit old pals here and there.

However, forking out over $200,000 for a plane on eBay, well it is just too much, I guess my flying days are never going to happen now!

Features of the 1983 Aero Vodochody L39 jet:

Year – 1983

Make – Aero

Model – Vodochody L39

VIN – 332501

Mileage – 946.5 Hours

Engine – Ivchenko AI 25 TL Jet

Cylinders – None

Transmission – None

Title – Clear

Color – Ferrari Red and White

Interior Colour – Gray and Black

The L39 was built as low-wing, turbofan powered aircraft designed for basic and advanced training. Capable of weapon delivery as well as light attack tasks, and accompanied by such features as tandem seating and all metal construction, the L39 was a great success with the Soviet, Czechoslovakian and East German air forces, among others.

Bids will start at $212,495

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Come Fly With Me

The Space Invader Clock

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:00:04 +0000

There cannot be anyone around that has not heard about the Space Invaders game, but not people would have seen the Space Invaders alarm clock, imagine being woken up every morning to the sound of the Space Invader!

MONOCHRON – open source retro clock from adafruit industries on Vimeo.

These designs are by that well known designer or modder, as they like to be called, Dataman, the clock uses the same equipment as the other retro game clock, the Pong Clock!

These are cool clocks, but I am sure that I would not like get that in my ear every morning.

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The Space Invader Clock

Breathalyzer In Your Hand

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:00:12 +0000

Drinking and driving is a big mistake, but some places have very different rules and consequences for a driver that it over the limit, but there is one thing that has always caused confusion, how do know that you are over the limit?

With this handy little device on Amazon knowing, your blood alcohol level is as easy as blowing into it, because that is all that’s needed. It uses the same kit as the police systems so there will be no discrepancies between the two machines.

Product Features of the The Digital Keychain Breath Alcohol Tester with Professional Features:

World’s smallest and lightest breath alcohol tester – weighs less than an ounce

The only consumer breath tester to use fuel cell sensor technology, the same type that is used in police equipment

Accuracy certified by the FDA to be +/- 0.010% at 0.080% BAC (blood alcohol content)

Lifetime battery that lasts for many years with daily use

Professional features and quality, and made in the USA

Priced at $69.95

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Breathalyzer In Your Hand

The Friend Watch

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:00:13 +0000

By calling this, the Friend watch the maker is implying that only people without any friends will be interested in buying one of these. However, that is not so, I like it!

The watch tells you the time in non Cylon type voice, so you do not think that the machine on your wrist is going to become aware on night and make sure that you never wake up.

Features of your new friend the talking watch:

Friend Watch cares about you. Any time of the night or day, if you are feeling lonely, all you have to do is press the “Speak” button and Friend Watch will tell you the time. You don’t get that kind of commitment from most humans, let alone watches! Great for dark places, like secret tunnels and movie theatres. Also features a baffling array of alarm sounds! Vinyl strap with plastic casing. Fits most adult wrists.

Price at $14.95

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The Friend Watch

You Don’t Get Many Of These To The Pound!

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:00:59 +0000

Well there is not too much that we can say about this, only that I like it! The pillow holder that is!

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You Don’t Get Many Of These To The Pound!

Turn Your Laptop Into An Amp

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:00:49 +0000

Sounds a little extreme but in fact this something that is very easy to do and allows the user to record any of the good stuff that they happen to strumming at the time, it is like a mini recording studio.

Features of the USB Guitar Link Cable:

Plug in your favourite guitar and turn your PC or Mac computer into a guitar amp and recording system without the need for any other hardware

Stereo Headphone output lets you jam with your computer and can also be used for monitoring with active monitor speakers

Works directly with PC or Mac computer, Ultra-low latency driver for PC included

High-quality components and exceptionally rigged construction ensure long life

Variable-speed file playback function for MP3, WAV, AIFF audio files, perfect for easy learning and practicing USB bus powered – Requires no external power

Easy Plug and Play installation

Volume Control Button

Headphone Jack

Guitar Jack

Hi-Lo Level Switch

LED Indicator

Priced at $39.99

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Turn Your Laptop Into An Amp

Small GPS Mapping Device

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:17:33 +0000

This is a slightly sneaky device that can map a journey and once uploaded to Google Earth the user can see exactly where and when the person with the tracker was at a particular spot. It can be programmed to store the location at specific times, anything from one second to fifty nine minutes.

The device has enough memory to hold up to 260,000 marker points and although it can manage all of that, the device is small enough to fit into a bag or pocket.

Features of the GPS Travelogue tracker device:

Small enough to fit in your palm, it can easily store in a pack, purse, or pocket. The included software works on a computer running Windows 7, XP or Vista, allowing you to “geo tag” your trips’ photographs with Google Earth. It communicates with Bluetooth-enabled PDAs that have their own mapping software installed. Durable, water-resistant frame enables operation in most climates and weather. Uploads and power are provided by USB; a two-hour charge provides up to 30 hours of operation at one-second data intervals. 1 3/4″ L x 1 1/2″ W x 1/2″ D. (1 1/4 oz.)

Priced at $149.95

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Small GPS Mapping Device

See What Your Pet See’s

David Allen — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 11:52:26 +0000

This is a great idea especially for cat owners who must occasionally wonder where old kitty goes and what he gets up to when he is there.

The device takes a timed digital image, the user can set the timer to work at intervals of one, five or fifteen minutes just imagine the sights the cat or dog must alternatively if it is anything like my cat it won’t actually see anything because it only sleeps and eats.

Features of the pet’s eye view camera:

The camera’s 8 MB of SDRAM internal memory holds up to 40 pictures at 640 x 480 resolutions. The included USB cable allows you to view photographs on a computer (PC or Mac) without installing software. The camera is about size of a pocket watch and weighs just over an ounce, ensuring it will not hinder a pet’s movements or comfort. Operates for 20 hours after a two-hour charge via USB. For use with flat nylon or leather collars that are at least 3/8″ wide. 2″ W x 2 1/4″ H x 1″ D. (1 2/3 oz.)

Priced at $24.95

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See What Your Pet See’s

Nexus One Hack – How to Install HTC Desire ROM on your Nexus One!

max — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 02:49:51 +0000

Yup, I’ve been hacking my Nexus One phone a bit, this is my first time with Android phones but seems like I am getting the hang of it. I’ve just installed the HTC Desire ROM on my Nexus One and I have to say, it’s rather nice.

I can also switch back and forth between the Cyanogen Mod and the HTC Desire, which is really cool.

Now, I just wish there were more ROMs available for the Nexus One.

You can follow my super-duper-easy HOWTO guide on how to install HTC Desire ROM on your Nexus One here.

See the full HOWTO video on how to install the HTC ROM on your Nexus One here:

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HTC Desire is basically the same hardware as Nexus One but branded for HTC coming in about a week. But someone has hacked the Desire ROM into a Nexus One, allowing Nexus One users to see firsthand what HTC Desire looks like.

Being able to switch between two custom Android OSes within minutes? Priceless

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Nexus One Hack – How to Install HTC Desire ROM on your Nexus One!

Nexus One Hack – How to Hack(Tether) Your Nexus One into a WiFi Router!

max — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:47:09 +0000

You probably remember when I hacked my Palm Pre into a WiFi router when it came out months ago. Well, I decided to do the same thing on my Nexus One too!

I know I mentioned this Nexus One Wifi hack couple weeks back but didn’t try it myself and found that instructions out there are very lacking so I made my own howto guide on how to hack(tether) your Nexus One into a WiFi router!

The procedure is pretty safe and there’s very little chance you will brick your phone but it will void your warranty plus make your Nexus One into a super Nexus One so proceed at your risk.

And btw, this WiFi tethering app is so much better than any paid apps you will get out there such as PDAnet so highly recommended and it’s FREE.

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Nexus One Hack – How to Hack(Tether) Your Nexus One into a WiFi Router!

The Pyramid of Power

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:00:16 +0000

In an office where everything is powered by electricity and therefore at the mercy of power surges and power cuts, both can seriously damage electrical item and in business, that cannot be allowed to happen.

Unlike power surge protectors in a strip, this one has been designed into a pyramid sort of shape, the idea behind this is to give the plug and cable more room and of course it looks cool and alien like especially with the glowing power light.

Features of the surge protecting Powramid device:

•6 outlet powerstrip

•5 foot cord length

•900 Joules

•330V clamping voltage

•< 1 nsec response time

•15A resettable circuit breaker

•1875W rating

•Black with glowing rocker switch

Price now $24.99 price was $29.99 (save 17%)

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The Pyramid of Power

Rubiks is Back

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:00:02 +0000

During the 1980’s there was no escaping the Rubiks Cube it was everywhere and in many cases, they were incomplete because many people were unable to finish the puzzle.

However, like any old nightmare, the Rubiks Cube is back and this time it is an alarm clock, so you are likely to be looking at this before you go to sleep and when you wake up, if that is not a nightmare then I do not know what is!

Features of the retro looking Rubiks Cube Alarm Clock:

Details

•3 inch cube clock

•Twist the top row to change between functions

◦Clock

◦Alarm

◦Calendar

◦Temperature

•Requires 1 AA battery (not included)

•Colourfully awesome desktop accessory

•Officially licensed from Rubik’s Cube

Priced at $19.99

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Rubiks is Back

It’s True About Google Earth

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 19:00:13 +0000

Google Earth has opened up the world to people who very rarely leave their homes, now by using Google Earth it is possible to stroll around cities and towns that they have never visited before and discover some fascinating things.

In this case, it seems that two very famous characters have been found; they are no longer in the plumbing business and as it happens, they appear to have spent all of the money made from those early computer games.

Come back Mario and Luigi all is forgiven.

You have to wonder who is going to be found next?

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It’s True About Google Earth

The DIY Lunar Robot

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:00:37 +0000

Robots are turning up everywhere these days, and now this is a basic style robot that is powered by solar power. The kit is a great start for the young engineer who is interested this subject maybe even to take these skills forward to a career in this type of work, if there is a decent enough budget to pay for space projects.

Features of the DIY Lunar Car solar robot kit:

A challenging solar powered robot with gearbox and

Battery, to build and wire. Once correctly assembled the

Lunar Car strides along a flat surface.

Push-out pre-cut balsa wood pieces. Learn how a solar module can power a gearbox. Learn how to build a gearbox and how automatic transmissions and motors work. Make a simple wiring circuit with solar panel, battery, motor and switch. Use a slide switch to select battery or sun powered operation.

Illustrated instructions included.

Requires screwdriver, long nose pliers, sharp knife, sandpaper and AA battery.

Contains over 100 parts to put together

Not suitable for under 3’s due to small parts.

Adult help needed.

Priced at $29

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The DIY Lunar Robot

You Can Have Fun With This

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:00:59 +0000

How many times have you peeled off one of those fast food competition stickers only to reveal “Sorry Not A Winner” well how about getting yourself some of these fake stickers to prank few people.

Yes they really do contain the winning $25,000 sticker, oh what a sad day that will be! These fun stickers could end up causing a riot.

Features of the funny and fake peel and win fast food games:

Upon closer examination, they will come to realize they did not win. Please be a responsible prankster. Do not play this prank to one that is financially distressed and/or a person with known anger management issues lol. 4 Different Sets Included: – 25.00 Instant Cash – 25,000 Dollar Winner! – Million Dollar Winner! – Sorry Not A Winner

Priced at $3.99

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You Can Have Fun With This

USB Powered Hot Drinks Mug

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:00:06 +0000

This is a real neat device that not only will keep you hot drink nice and hot, it will stir it up too and to make things just a little better it has a rechargeable battery that gets its power from a USB port. Now that is just ideal for those long and cold trips home.

Product Specifications of the heat and stir coffee cup:

There are four different colours for you to choose from: Brown, Pink, White and Yellow

Warming cup

Built in stirrer

Stir button

Heat/Test/Off

Volume: 130ml

Charged by USB

Size: 150 x 55 x 55mm

Weight: 170g

Priced at $27

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USB Powered Hot Drinks Mug

This Is What You Call A Firework

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 15:00:34 +0000

If there is anyone that has seen a two ton firework go off, then this is going to be boring to you, but for everyone else enjoy but you may want to the adjust the volume slightly!

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This Is What You Call A Firework

Primary Colours Lamp

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:00:30 +0000

This is something that could really mix you up, the lights fit to a normal light fitting and then all the colours of the rainbow are at the user’s disposal to do as they please. Although it has to be said that at the moment we are finding it difficult to find a really good use for such a light.

Of course, if your rooms are painted white the effect might be interesting.

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Primary Colours Lamp

Three Wheeled Land Racer

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:00:35 +0000

What else you buy for around $1,000 that will get you 25 mph and with no emissions what so ever? It is a tall order but these land sailing craft can do just that, all you need is a large strip of open space and a little bit of wind to make this happen.

When not in use, the wind sail machine breaks down into four highly portable bags.

Features of the three wheeled land craft:

Equipped with three corrosion-resistant wheels with nylon rims and stainless steel bearings, your feet steer the craft by guiding the 12″ front wheel, keeping your hands free to manage the sail and operate the hand brake. The moulded ABS/polyurethane plastic body and seat are secured to the powder-coated steel frame with sturdy clevis pins; includes safety harness. The 20″ rear wheels are cambered for stability. Braking is provided by a hand lever that provides even stops with no tipping. Supports riders up to 225 lbs. Ages 12 and up. 59″ L x 66″ W x 13′ 8″ H. (54 lbs.)

Priced at $999.95

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Three Wheeled Land Racer

Shoot Marshmallows Up To 40’

David Allen — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:10:08 +0000

How about this for some office fun, a pump action gun that fires marshmallows up forty feet away, this is great stuff for those time when the phones stop ringing and the boss is away.

Break out the marshmallow guns and cause some in office havoc, your only young once after all!

Features of the pump action marshmallow gun:

Only available from Hammacher Schlemmer, this pump-action, pneumatic gun shoots sweet, edible marshmallows (or a handful of miniature marshmallows) up to 40′. The easy-to-refill, bolt-action design ensures fast, nonstop action. Front grip is detachable for easy cleanup. Ages 6 and up. Not available in New York City or New York State. 6″ H x 2 1/2″ W x 17″ L. (2 lbs.)

Priced at $39.95

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Shoot Marshmallows Up To 40’

Nexus One Hack – How to Install Cyanogen Mod on your Nexus One!

max — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:20:01 +0000

(Boot-up animation of Cyanogen Mod on my Nexus One)

Sorry for lack of updates folks, I have been immersing myself in some crazy Nexus One mods over the last couple days, bearing getting any sleep.

Basically, I was trying to get the Android WiFi Tether app working, which requires you to root your Nexus One. In the process, I just decided to install the Cyanogen Mod (which is basically an “enhanced” Nexus One Android OS) while I am at it.

After installing Cyanogen Mod on my Nexus One, I was rather surprised to find that my phone seems to run zippier plus getting better signals.

Anyways, I got both USB and WiFi tether to work on my Nexus One plus the new recovery image by Amon_RA user at xda-developers forum does a whole lot of goodies such as ability to backup/restore a whole OS, which means you can install various different ROMS without worrying about breaking your Nexus One.

Finally, I have 2 smartphones that can tether both USB and WiFi plus I’ve got an extra USB broadband dongle. (Also see my post on how to make use of multiple WiFi hotspots when you are in remote locations.)

Do I recommend everyone who has a Nexus One to install Cyanogen mod?

Heck ya, this mod will make your Nexus One a “super” Nexus One. Plus, you get to decide when your phone updates. Updates are actually “quicker” than the stock Nexus One from Google so I don’t see why you wouldn’t install this mod.

Based on playing around a bit, unless you “overclock” your Nexus One too much or do something, this mod isn’t going to brick you phone, unlike what people who don’t know are saying. Of course, it’s going to break your warranty but really, you need to take a chance sometime in life.

Anyways, I’ve got the whole step-by-step directions on how to install the Cyanogen Mod to your Nexus One. I made my HOWTO guide because I felt the guides out there are lacking for people who just started messing with Android, me. Also, you will need to unlock your Nexus One so let the hacking begin, I hope.

I tried to include a lot of stuff that beginners (me) would overlook such as even installing the Android SDK and USB drivers, etc…etc…

Thanks to @Cyanogen and everyone who has contributed to this cool mod, I am lovin’ it!

P.S. Oh yeah, I’ve already installed the new HTC Desire ROM on my Nexus One and switching back and forth between the Cyanogen, I will have a step-by-step guide for that too soon.

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Intel WiFi Link 1000 Not Working? Try Updating Driver Manually!

max — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:24:23 +0000

Recently, I’ve noticed that my Intel WiFi Link 1000 is not picking up some WiFi signals or is not as good as other WiFi adaptors I have. The problem exists with old drivers.

I went to Intel’s support site and downloaded the latest version of the Intel WiFI Link 1000.

After updating to the latest driver, my Intel WiFi Link 1000 works flawless!

This should be the case on many other Intel WiFi chipsets so make sure to check if your WiFi driver is the latest one, otherwise you might be struggling on crappy driver.

And yeah, Windows 7 doesn’t update this automatically so you need to update the drive manually.

Now I am picking up more WiFi signals and no more jammed WiFi connections or only connect to some WiFi. Yey!

Before:

After:

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Great for stress relieve

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:00:52 +0000

Anyone looking for a stress relieving tool may be interested in taking a looking this stress reliving putty, it has been named the Thinking Persons Putty or the Smart Mass Think Putty. However, whatever you call it this toy like stuff is more likely to create stress rather than relieve it, especially if starts being mixed up with other things.

Features of the smart mass thinking putty:

•It Bounces!

•It Stretches, Contorts & Squishes !

•It lifts comics! (as any self-respecting putty would)

•It Shears & Tears !

•It Even Shatters !!!

•It Drips From Ceilings

•Sunburst (new!) – A Hypercolor! Heat sensitive putty. Jumpstart your day with some sunshine! Vibrant orange shifts into an awakening yellow with the touch of your hands or warmth from your coffee mug. Starts out Orange.

•Twilight (new!) – A Hypercolor! Heat sensitive putty. Just as an evening sky melts into the dark of night, this putty’s deep purple color disappears with a touch to reveal a fluorescent blue complexion.

•Martian Sea – A color shifter that swirls deep clay reds and orange with a yellow to green sheen depending on the light.

•Dark Matter – A swirling mass of matte black. Your very own personal, warpable, black hole. Has magnetic properties: pull out a thin strand of dark matter and hold it near a magnet!

•Solar Blue – A very soothing and energetic, vibrant blue. Intoxicating. Cosmically rapturous

•Oil Slick – A color shifter, Oil slick will look different in different lighting. From golds and yellow to pinks and emerald greens all swirling intelligently…

•Atomic Bronze – Lustrous comes to mind. Atomic bronze sparkles and commands attention. Your very own precious metal. Looks similar to Martian Sea, but has a much more metallic sheen to it.

•Atmosphere – Another color shifter. Atmosphere will morph into Cerulean highlights and features rich deep purples. A veritable alien, breathing, living atmosphere…

•Alien Ooze (glows!) – Military grade phosphors power this extremely powerful glowing mass. Charges in light or through UV sources. Amazingly bright when glowing. Ghost like when not performing

Priced at $9.99

Source [Think Geek]

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WiFi Hack – How to Connect Multiple Mobile/Cellular WiFi Connections!

max — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:12:29 +0000

Right now as I write this blog post, I am uploading a 200MB video to YouTube on my virtual machine Windows XP(via USB Broadband) while using my main OS Windows 7 for the blog post (via Palm Pre USB Tether).

Now I officially carry three different mobile WiFi hotspot devices including a regular Sprint USB Broadband card, a USB/WiFi tethered Palm Pre, and a USB/WiFi tethered Nexus One.

So why so many devices?

I am a little frantic about this very website going down so I need to make sure I am on at least two different networks plus I need a backup mobile internet just in case something happens. (I’ve also realized that having two smartphones lead to longer back-up devices for mobile surfing. Now, I never run out of batteries.)

While playing with my multiple options at my parent’s house where their DSL is bad, I figured out a way to maximize my mobile WiFi connections by using a virtual machine such as VMWare.

Basically this is how it works:

1. I connect my Palm Pre/Nexus one to my main OS Windows 7 with either USB or WiFi tethering.

2. Then I connect my USB Broadband modem to my Windows XP virtual machine running on VMPlayer.

*Note: You can also try different combos such as connecting USB Broadband to your main OS then connecting USB tethering to your virtual machine. One thing though, virtual machines don’t have WiFi by default so keep that in mind.

The reason why I use this setup is because sometimes I need to upload a huge YouTube video and while I do that, I can’t do anything else on my computer.

By having my virtual machine hooked up into an extra mobile cellular WiFi, now I can upload YouTube videos and still enjoy the full efficiency of my smartphone tethering.

Also, you can even open up more virtual machines to hook up more mobile WiFi devices. I won’t really need to do that but just so you know. (e.g. If you are uploading a lot of video files, then you can have multiple virtual machines uploading a file each and distribute load among your mobile hotspot devices)

Of course, I wish there was some way to actually use the power of all three mobile devices I have into just one OS, then I could effectively use 3 times the download/upload speeds, which could rival a 4G connection. Well, I am sure there’s a way to do that, that’s my next goal.

P.S. Oh yeah, I just finished writing one of the first blog posts on how to unlock your Nexus One. Over the next couple days, I should have a full step-by-step guide on how to install Cyanogen rom on your Nexus One and also install the Android WiFi tethering app. I know a lot of you can do that already but for those of you who are not so computer-literate, I will make a more easier/detailed guide you can follow at NexusOneHacks.net.

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The famous slide rule is back

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:00:06 +0000

Make out is if you are some sort of maths whizz or some super intelligent Physicist working on a serious project with this slide rule, which not many people know how to use, so all of a sudden your work mates will feel insecure.

Product Features of the Think Geek slide rule device:

•Perfect re-creation of the classic slide rule

•The one and only slide rule currently manufactured!

•Includes vinyl sleeve and retro styled box

•Individually hand tooled and printed

•Perform the following calculations: Multiplication, Division, Squares, Square Root, Cubes, Cube Root, Proportion, Logarithms, Sine, Cosine, Tangent, and Cotangent

•No batteries required

•12.5 inches long

Priced at $14.99 was $29.99 (save 50%)

Source [Think Geek]

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The famous slide rule is back

Coffee Table with attitude

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:00:08 +0000

Concept designs are absolutely brilliant, they offers us a vision of what may happens in the future and this is the Sony Fusion it is a coffee table combined with a beautiful black, chrome and bright blue, red or white LED outlined computer interface.

It turns out that the Sony Fusion is not so much of as concept device, as the manufacturer could be launching this device that could change the face of clubs and bars the world over, but at a price of $3,000 don’t expect to find too many of these hanging around any store or bar.

Source [Born Rich]

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Coffee Table with attitude

Android turns up on cushions

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:00:45 +0000

These great looking cushions need no introduction; they are of course, the Android logo from the Google OS as displayed on that great site Etsy.

Features of the little green Google android cushions:

This little green guy has not been around for very long. And yet he’s created a gigantic stir in the market of “Awesome Things.” If you too had been on pins and needles for new versions and handsets since his appearance, then maybe this android pillow is just want you need to hold on, while on the edge of your seat. Plus how can you say no to that adorable antennaed face? This is a 100% handcrafted, 12″x12″ square pillow, made with the softest fleece and the fluffiest polyester filling, making it firm yet springy. Now when you’re not on the go, you can still have your fix with an Android Pillow !

Priced at $19.99

Source [Techna Bob]

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Extra Boost For The iPhone

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:00:23 +0000

The iPhone is a great device, it has all the features and apps that almost anyone could want so what happens when you really need it? The battery runs out, all of the uber technology and not power to run it.

Check out this back up battery pack, it’s the iPhone Back Up Battery pack from RichardSolo and not only does it offer battery power worth about five hours it comes with another light to play with and even a laser pointer.

Features of the 1800 iPhone Back Up Battery pack from RichardSolo:

Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch and all other iPod devices except shuffle (Note: If your iPod touch or iPod nano has the earphone jack right next to the battery connector, you cannot use the earphone jack while you are charging the iPod.) Works great with the 3G iPhone.

Gives you more than double the battery time

Small and lightweight for pocket, purse or briefcase

High-quality plastic case is light and durable

Snaps on to iPhone / iPod instantly — no bulky cable

Latching mechanism securely attaches to iPhone

Included support brace securely attaches to iPhone, providing additional stability while in the hand. Works perfectly with our RichardSolo Custom Case for iPhone 3G.

Ultra-bright LED white flashlight built-in, with on/off switch (flashlight lasts over 100 hours when battery is fully charged!)

Red laser pointer built-in, with on/off switch

Fits easily to any iPhone case (without support brace in use)

Environmentally sensitive packaging

Begins to charge your Apple device immediately

Complete kit includes USB retractable charging cable, dual USB port car charger, and USA AC adapter [100-240V, 50-60Hz] wall charger (works with any international plug adapter

USB retractable cable connects Smart Backup Battery directly to computer’s USB port, car charger, or AC wall adapter for convenient charging

Charge the Smart Backup Battery and iPhone / iPod together [the iPhone / iPod will charge first and then the backup battery — the next morning both are completely charged]

Lithium-ion technology does not develop “memory” so you can charge often

Smart, automatic on/off charging technology protects the battery from overcharging

Advanced circuitry keeps battery cool to touch

Blue, green, red LEDs indicate charging status

One-year warranty from RichardSolo.com

Priced at $69.95

Source [Coolest Gadgets]

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Calculators made for Texters

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:00:57 +0000

Sending and receiving text messages has become a major part of many people’s lives, that means that when someone has to use a something simple like a calculator the buttons are different and the user often gets to the end of the equation only to cancel it.

Enter the i-Calculator this impressive device uses all of the features that you would expect to find on cell phone and therefore no matter how hard the equation is the user can zip through it in double speed.

Features of the phone and text like i-Calculator:

Here’s the perfect pocket calculator for the texting generation. Unique circular keypad is optimized for “thumb control,” like the ubiquitous digital music players. Auto on/off. A great tween gift! 4″ x 2.5″. Requires two AG10 button cell batteries (included).

Priced at $4.95

Source [Foolish Gadgets]

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Calculators made for Texters

Iron Man 2 Trailer Released

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:00:03 +0000

Out of all the movies that have been around over the past couple of years and those that are due to be released, it is Iron Man that appeals to gadget lovers more than anything else does.
And now there is a trailer released by the studio where Iron Man reveals even more gadgets than before and a memorable appearance from Mickey Rourke as an alternate Iron Man. It is a cool looking film with some gadgets to please us all.
Source [Mashable]

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Iron Man 2 Trailer Released

One up for brain power

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:00:35 +0000

It seems that in the future we will be able to think what the computer does, but before we get all excited and start making plans to ditch the mouse and keyboard, this system is being developed for people suffering from serious illness and are unable to communicate in any other way.

In fact because of that, it makes it all the more interesting and important. Currently the technology is on display at the CeBIT in Germany, works using an EEG type device fitted into a cap. The communication is all down to brain waves.

Source [POP SCI]

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One up for brain power

Personal surround sound

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:00:33 +0000

These small and light neck phones allows the user to hear what is going on without having the sound turned to the max and therefore disturbing everyone.

They plug into any 3.5 mm jack and have a thirty six inch cord, the two one inch speakers offer a frequency range of 20Hz – 20,000Hz to a super quality sound.

Features of the thin and light stereo headphones:

It plugs into any portable audio device with a standard 3.5mm plug (compatible with iPhone and iPod Touch) with its 36″ cord. Its dual 1″ speakers offer a frequency range of 20Hz-20,000Hz for high-quality sound and are positioned to project sound up to your ears. With built-in volume control. The system only weighs 7 1/2 oz. and has two flexible sections on either side of the frame that enable you to adjust them for optimal comfort. Requires two AA batteries (provides 15-30 hours of listening). 1″ H x 8 3/4″ Diam. (7 1/4 oz.)

Was $129.95 NOW $79.95

Source [Hammacher Schlemmer]

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Personal surround sound

Big Screen Personal TV

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:17:51 +0000

These may look like the polarized glasses that you need for 3D viewing, but in fact these are for using with a portable media device, either an iPod, iPhone or portable DVD Player.

The glasses have two small LCD small screen that have an effect of watching a 55 inch screen from just ten feet away the built in ear plugs offer the user stereo sound.

Features of the big screen personal movie theatre:

It connects to a video iPod, iPod Touch, iPhone, portable DVD player, or personal video game system and uses two high-resolution LCDs and dual stereo headphones. Developed from U.S. military technology, the viewer generates 24-bit true colour (16 million colours) and a 27º field of view for wide pictures, and the removable headphones produce crisp, clear sound. The LCDs provide 428 x 240 resolutions, and may be focused individually from +2 to -5 diopters and tilted up to 15º for a custom fit; an optional head strap ensures comfortable viewing. Includes two AA batteries that provides up to six hours of continuous operation. Includes iPod cable, A/V cable, and carrying case. (4 oz.)

Priced at $249.95

Source [Hammacher Schlemmer]

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Big Screen Personal TV

Preserve Food With A Vacuum

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:35:17 +0000

There is a lot of confusion on the storage of the food, this mainly relates to refrigeration, has anyone noticed that whenever you take anything out of the fridge that it almost immediately starts to go off and that is not nice at all.

The device comes with a clear plastic lid so the food is visible while being protected by the pressurized atmosphere; the food is kept as a constant 16 mBar, which happens to be the best pressure to preserve food at.

Features of the vacuum food preserving unit:

The integrated pump quietly removes all of the oxygen inside the box at the touch of a button, inhibiting microorganism growth and slowing the oxidation of fruits, vegetables, and bread, extending their shelf life up to three weeks. The device automatically maintains 16 mbar (the optimal pressure for preserving foodstuffs) and reduces air moisture that can encourage mould growth. To access food, simply press the vacuum-release button and lift the lid. About the size of a breadbox, the container is large enough to hold a loaf of bread. Plugs into AC or uses four D batteries (not included). 15″ L x 11″ D x 9 1/4″ H. (5 1/2 lbs.)

Priced at $69.95

Source [Hammacher Schlemmer]

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Preserve Food With A Vacuum

The Handpresso Coffee Maker

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:01:27 +0000

It is about time that someone, somewhere brought out a great portable device that simply makes a perfect cup of coffee, it is not too much to ask is it?

The user simply puts the special coffee pod into the machine, fill the device with hot water and let the 16 bar of pressure force the water through the device and into the cup producing the perfect cup of coffee in minutes no matter where you are.

Features of the neat and great Handpresso coffee making machine:

•Hand-operated portable espresso machine

•16 bar pressure chamber with hand-pump

•50ml water reservoir

•Very compact: 22 x 10 x 7 cm

•Lightweight: 476g

•Uses 1 single-serving E.S.E. Espresso pod (pods available here, or at most grocery stores)

•Just add hot water!

Priced at $89.99 was $129.99 (save 31%)

Source [Think Geek]

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The Handpresso Coffee Maker

DIY Pixel Qi Sunlight-proof LCDs coming soon!

max — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 06:27:11 +0000

The news of the week is that Pixel Qi, manufacturer of sunlight-proof LCDs, is going to be releasing DIY LCD replacement kits that will allow your laptop to use much less power (allowing your laptop to run 20-30% longer) plus the LCDs themselves work well in bright sunlight.

The last time I used my netbook in bright sunlight was at the zoo couple months back and I have to say, you would seriously need something like a DIY Pixel Qi LCD kit replacement if you like the outdoors.

Of course, I think it’s all a bad idea to be using computer outdoors (unless you have to) but the battery savings of the new DIY LCD kit will bring new battery life to your laptop/netbook.

My Eee PC 1000HE netbook currently gets good 8 hours but with this upgrade it should get another 2 hours no problem while my ASUS UL30Vt should get a good 7 hours from its regular 5 hours.

Right now, it seems like these Pixel Qi kits will only be available for 10.1″ LCDs, so my netbook will be able to get the upgrade while my other laptops must wait.

Whatever the case, Pixel Qi seems to be on the right track, perhaps laptops/netbooks in the future will come equipped with this technology for prolonged battery life, I hope.

Also, these kits are easy enough to install that 11-year olds are making a business out of it in rural Nigeria plus I can attest to the fact that replacing LCDs on laptops/netbooks is pretty easy to do.

This is really exciting news because I think in couple years we will have LCDs that use much less power but much brighter at fractions of the cost. Aren’t we lucky enough to be born during the tech boom? I bet you are.

Well, I am gonna go play with my new Cynogen Nexus One mod, it’s freakin’ awesome! I will have a blog post about that soon too. Btw, I got my Nexus One USB/WiFi tether to work, yey I got now 3 devices that can tether my laptop, the USB, Palm Pre, and Nexus One.

via engadget

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The USB Digital Microscope

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:49:27 +0000

This is a cool device that can be held like a pen, all be it a large pen, but it is really a microscope that plugs into the USB port of a computer and delivers images from twenty times to two hundred times the original size of the item.

Even though it has to be connected to the computer through the USB port, it is a wireless and with a range of around two metres, this device is highly portable and can be used for all manner of jobs.

Features of the easy to use Wireless USB Microscope:

Product Specifications:

Camera Type: Colour CMOS Camera

Sensor: 1/4″ IMAX CMOS

Resolution: 350K Pixel

Image pixel: 320(H) x240(V), 640(H) x480(V), 720(H) x480(V)

Illumination: 8pcs white adjustable LEDs

Frame rate: 30fps@720×480,30fps@640×480, 30fps@320×240;

Optical features:

Gamma Correction: Auto; Numerical Aperture: Auto; Exposure: Auto; White Balance: Auto Black Reference: Auto Flicker Cancellation: Auto Defective Pixel correction: Auto Color Saturation: Auto

Wireless Tx/Rx Frequency: 2.4GHz, 4 channels option

Transmission Power:10mW

Receiving Sensitivity: -87dBm

Signal/Noise Ratio: 47dBm

Antenna Resistance: 50Ω 2.4GHz

Wireless Transmission Distance: approximately 2 meters

Signal Interface: USB 2.0/1.1

Li-ion Batteries working time: About 6 hours

Power Consumption: 0.75W MAX

Adjustable Magnification: 20x – 200x

Object Distance: 0 – 200mm

Software Features:

Snapshot, Video recorder, Take time lapsed Picture

Additional Cross Line, Scale, Timer

Measurement: length, area, diameter, angle

Priced at $99.99 was $139.99 saving 29%

Source [Think Geek]

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The USB Digital Microscope

Personal Jetpacks Go Sale

David Allen — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:21:09 +0000

Now the time has come when we can really get away from it all, these jet packs have enough trust to lift a man up to 2.4 km’s into the sky and travel at sixty miles per hour for thirty miles, cool!

These are being made by a company in New Zealand who are looking to produce around five hundred of these every year, so it is going to get a little congested up there eventually.

Features of the individual Jetpack great for getting away from it all:

Two hundred horsepower dual-propeller packs, weighs around 254 pounds, lifts up to 2,400 metres, it reach a top speed of around 60mph, can travel up to thirty miles in distance and the best thing of all is no pilot’s license required

Priced at around $75,000

Source [Techna Bob]

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Personal Jetpacks Go Sale

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