Cheap Blue Ray Players Just 1 Year Away
March 6th, 2008
Stan Glasgow, President Sony Electronics announced that $200 Blu-Ray players will arrive by next year. But we believe that this is when mass adoption will start.
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BetterRest electric bed - Say GoodBye to Shocking Nights
March 6th, 2008
No more shocking night on an uncomfortable bed just get BetterRest. BetterRest is an electric bed has all the comforts for a peaceful night. It has a wireless remote that lets you use all the features. It has massage motors for feet and head, which provides all the relaxation that you might be looking for after a tired day. The electric motor is fantastic it raises both head and foot sections simultaneously and keeps your body in the same relative position to the bed. It even has the zero-gravity position to relax the spine and feel weightless.
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Another Shocking Game Accessory - MindWire V5
March 6th, 2008
Does Pain make gaming more fun? Yes/NO ? Well according to the folks at Mindwire the answer is “YES”. Their new gaming gadget called MindwireV5 unit helps you get into the action with sensations ranging from a “crashing car to the blast of a machine gun’s multiple bullets hitting you; a sharp zap all the way through to a soft massaging feeling.” Five self-adhesive pads are connected to the arms, legs and stomach that administer a range of electric shocks to create sensations that mimic in-game action.
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Padded Lampposts
March 6th, 2008
Now LampPosts in Britain will be wrappd in padding because there have been a good number of Britisher’s walking into the lampposts to see the stars just because they were busy in texting or reading something so the British government has issued an order to wrap their lampposts.
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Giant Heat Sink for a Case for Passivley Cooled PC
March 6th, 2008
Ville “Willek” Kyrö happened upon a solution for passively cooled PC with no fans ingenious in its simplicity, he made the entire case a giant heat sink. His Opteron-powered machine was a success—ignoring that the case weighed over 44 pounds.
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Topsy-Turvy School Bus
March 5th, 2008
If this bus were to flip over in an accident, it would almost always land on its wheels
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Goggles That Memorizes Your Visions
March 5th, 2008
Are you getting old? Is your memory getting fade? Don’t worry here is the solution:
Scientists at the University of Tokyo have developed a pair of goggles which records everything you see, identifies objects, and creates a searchable video database of the troubles you’ve seen, they call it Cyber Goggles. These Goggles transmit a live video feed to your computer, and then analyzes the images with a ultrahigh-speed image recognition processing software, then creates the database after distinguishing objects. This could be very usefull for those who misplace their keys and mobiles all of the time.
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DARPA’s Contract For Spy Plane That Stays Aloft For 5 Years
March 5th, 2008
According to Flight Global, DARPA is planning to award a contract to build an unmanned aircraft that can stay in the air for up to 5 years at a time. DARPA named it the “Vulture” project and descirbes it as a “persistent pseudo-satellite capability in an aircraft package.” In other words, the aircraft can hover over a single area, narcing, communicating, or surveying for years at a time.
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Oli Spill Cleaning Robots
March 5th, 2008
Oil spilling is a big challenge to the environment, and the only solution to avoid its deadly effects is to to clean up the spill as soon as possible. This can be easily done with help of robots that do not fatigue and tire like humans do. Their designer Ji-hoon Kim named them OSP and claims that these robots can work autonomously together by surrounding an oil spill with an inflatable barrier. Once the whole spill is contained, clean-up crews can get to work, and suck all crude out.
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Bluetooth Headset Swallows Deep Throat Vibrations
March 4th, 2008
A new bluetooth headset The RoadRunner is actually a Bluetooth neckset. It’s using the same principle as bone-conduction speakers, the microphone picks up vibrations from your larynx and turns them into sound. As it doesn’t rely on vibrations in air, it’s useful in the outdoors, and “when driving a convertible or a motorcycle.”
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