Archive | January, 2008

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Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool

Posted on 28 January 2008 by gadgets


Have you ever been away from home and in need of your handy-dandy tool kit? You need the Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool.

Seriously, have you ever had a screw come loose at the most inappropriate time? If you wear glasses, those teensy tiny screws can be a real pain in the neck. With no warning your lens simply falls out. Now you are in trouble! You cannot drive without your spectacles. No problem! You have an eyeglass screwdriver on your keychain with a gadget that simply looks like another key.

The Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool also has two other micro screwdrivers for those occasions when you need a small flat or Phillips head tool. The gadget is even more versatile with two different cutting edges. Now, when you are looking for something to cut tags off of a recent purchase or open a package, you do not have to carry around a pair of scissors. Grab your keychain, grab you gadget and you are set.

Have you ever been on the road and bought a beverage, only to realize you need a bottle opener? Surprise! Your Utili-Key 6-in-1 tool has you covered!

No tool kit handy? No problem! Your Utili-Key 6-in-1 Tool is a mini tool kit right at your fingertips. ThinkGeek has at $10.

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Ambient Orb Device-Information just a glance away

Posted on 28 January 2008 by gadgets

If you want to keep track of information at a glance, then you might like the Ambient Orb Device. Although your visitors may think you have a visitor from outer space, the orb will help you keep track of stocks, the pollen count, an important person on instant messenger, or the local weather changes.

The amazing Ambient Orb device is a glass ball capable of glowing in a thousand different color combinations. For example, if your stocks are up, the orb will glow green. If your investments are stable, it will produce a yellow light. Likewise, it will turn red if things take a downward turn.

Similarly, maybe you would like to keep track of weather changes. The Ambient Orb Device can let you know what is coming in the skies with just a glance. Rain or shine, your orb will let you know how to dress for the day.

Without being hocked up to a computer, once programmed, the orb only needs to be plugged into a standard outlet. It has 3 brightness level settings, and the lights will also pulse, if important information is available that you need to check further.

A fun conversation piece, the ambient orb device is a marvelous gadget for keeping you up-to-date. You program the gadget for the information you seek, and it will keep you aglow to any changes.

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AlcoHawk Digital Alcohol Detector

Posted on 28 January 2008 by gadgets


Have you ever been to a party and worried a friend might have had too much to drink? You have had one of three choices: take his/her keys away, be the designated driver, or just hope you are wrong and your friend makes it home safely. Now, you have a forth option: The Alcohawk Digital Alcohol Detector.

Now, you do not have to take the change of your friend being stopped by the police, getting into an accident or hurting someone else. In many states, a host can be held liable if someone drives under the influence and hurts themselves or someone else.

Do not depend on the standard admission of “I only had a couple. I am fine.” Now you do not have to take the chance. The Alcohawk has a foldable mouthpiece and works similar to the ones used by professionals. Yet, it is small enough to fit in a pocket or on a keychain.

With a breath sample and a beep, you can quickly determine whether your guest is sober enough to drive home. If the sample shows intoxication, take the keys or offer a blanket and pillow for a sleepover.

Before someone gets pulled over or gets into an accident, be proactive. If you have a friend who risks the possibility of driving under the influence of alcohol, or you occasionally like to have a drink or two yourself, then the Alcohawk is the gadget for you. Thinkgeek(see right side banner) sells at $45.

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Sun and Moon Jars

Posted on 28 January 2008 by gadgets

Jar light
With the former vice president receiving a Nobel Prize for energy conservation and the rising cost of utilities, more people are thinking “green”. In other words, why not put natural resources to good use.
For example, if you want a nightlight or outdoor lighting that will cost you no more than the initial investment at the store, you may be very interested in Sun and Moon Jars.

While other jars jams and jellies, your jar holds a rechargeable source of energy and light. At no cost to you or the environment, you simply put the jar under the sun during the day. The old-fashioned canning styled jar will then glow yellow or blue at night, depending on whether you chose the Sun or Moon Jar.

Now, you have a safe nightlight for a child’s room. You do not have to worry about them going near a plug in, or the dangers associated with a possible short in the middle of the night. Simply put a Moon or Sun Jar on the nightstand, and your youngster will enjoy the warm, comforting glow as her/she drifts off to sleep.

Similarly, if you want to enjoy the cool night air without the harshness of a porch light, you can use a Sun or Moon Jar as a permanent decoration for your outdoors. Absorbing the solar energy during the day, the Sun or Moon jar will give you relaxing and peaceful light in the evening, at absolutely no additional cost to you or the environment.

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Logitech diNovo mini Computer keyboard

Posted on 26 January 2008 by gadgets

DiNovo
I think we all know that it is completely inevitable that our computers and television sets will someday be as one. Logitic prepares us for that era with the diNovo Mini, a remote with a full QWERTY (From the top left row of letter keys of most keyboards) Pertaining to a standard English-language typewriter keyboard.

Logitech has the answer for those computer users with a media center PC in their living room that want to avoid keeping a big keyboard on their coffee table. The company’s new diNovo Mini keyboard, introduced at CES, is about the size of a cell phone and includes a trackpad for moving the mouse that detects taps for clicking. The design is fairly solid if not a bit plasticky, and its clamshell-like design protects the diNovo Mini from spilled drinks and being dropped on the floor.

Logitech diNovo Mini Keyboard Features 25 mm (.98-inch) dual-purpose ClickPad. Works as a touch pad and a 4-way directional pad

* Thumb-operated keypad design
* 63 backlighted keys
* Backlighting for two modes—orange for touch-pad mode, green for media-center remote mode
* Ambient light sensor measures current available light and turns off backlight, if necessary, to conserve power
* Troy gloss silver with midnight black design
* Dedicated Windows Media® Center button

Range: up to 10 m (33 feet)

It has two modes. In the orange backlit mode, it can be a touchpad. In the green mode, it is the media remote. It also has some great hot keys such as Page Up and Page Down, and even has a controller for the mouse. Dinovo Mini is planned to be available for a price of $149.99 at the end of the month.

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Aliph Jawbone Bluetooth Headset

Posted on 26 January 2008 by gadgets

JawboneThese days, it seems that wireless Bluetooth headsets are a dime a dozen, but Aliph’s Jawbone stands apart from the pack not only due to its unique looks but also thanks to some seriously amazing noise canceling technology. Originally developed for DARPA (The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) to create a communication headset that would pick up voice in hostile environments, the Jawbone offers some of the best clarity from a Bluetooth headset we’ve experienced. This version comes in black, but it’s also available in red and gray.

Its features are :

*Advanced, military-grade noise-canceling system continuously adapts adapts to your environment
*Award-winning modern industrial design by Yves Behar
*Can be worn on either ear; includes four earloops and five earbuds for custom fit
*Charges via proprietary USB cable

Having a good Bluetooth headset is a must for me. With the amount of time spend on the road or in the car having a headset it can depend upon is by far a ` top priority.

Jawbone takes mobile style to new heights. Jawbone’s perforated shield curves to match the outline of your face while the inside surface is made from medical grade plastic to provide a soft and smooth feel on the skin. Jawbone can be worn on either ear, and you can customize your fit by choosing an earloop and earbud from the several shapes and sizes provided. Jawbone’s ergonomic design enhances acoustic performance and keeps the device lightweight, stable, and comfortable.

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6×18 Zoom Attachment for iPhone

Posted on 24 January 2008 by gadgets

Iphone Zoom Lenz
it is very interesting accessory for iPhone. I guess You could take better picture if you are taking lot of pictures from your iPhone. it is only $15 and nice to have one since not many iPhone owner have it.

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Readius Rollable E-Book, Mobile Phone Photo

Posted on 24 January 2008 by gadgets


Polymer Vision, a Dutch maker of rollable displays, on Tuesday disclosed plans to commercially launch its Readius device — a foldable e-reader and mobile phone — sometime in the middle of this year.

Readius merges the functionality of e-readers with features of mobile phones, according to Polymer Vision. The device also comes with an Internet portal for searching and personalizing content. Once users have selected content and services based on their preferences, the portal “pushes” the information to them, the company said.

source:http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=205916537

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Panasonic 150- inch TV - World’s Biggest TV

Posted on 24 January 2008 by gadgets


This 2008 CES has again achieved big things. The even was attended by many individuals hungering for the latest in gadget technology. And they got what they wanted- cool, wacky, and excellent new inventions! In fact one of the gizmo that wowed many was the Panasonic 150- inch TV. This TV currently owns the title World’s Biggest TV. This plasma easily tops over a man with a regular height! In fact, the Panasonic 150- inch TV is so huge it can easily take up one side of your house’s walls with no effort at all.

This gigantic plasma TV has a resolution of 2k x 4k. If you are thinking about how much power this TV can use since it is so big, do not worry because it will only use 50% power of what it should be consuming. This is because the Panasonic 150- inch TV has a double luminance efficiency feature that cuts down its power consumption a great deal. This TV runs on 220 volts and it has a 2160 x 4096 pixel count. The glass used for the screen is very high quality! This TV is definitely grand!

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WowWee Rovio

Posted on 24 January 2008 by gadgets


This 2008 CES (Consumer Electronics Show) was filled with displays of robotic inventions. Nobody is complaining though because the robots did provide plenty of things to talk about and admire. The WowWee booth was especially attention- grabbing with the many robots they introduced. One particularly amazing invention was the WowWee Rovio. This robot is all about telepresence and home exploration. Best of all, it is WiFi enabled! Many at CES fell in love with it immediately! In fact, many has commented and appreciated the looks of the WowWee Rovio, a cool sting ray with wheels! It is quiet very functional too!

What this robot is capable of is movement in all directions. Its movements are easy, not awkward at all. Basically, the WowWee Rovio is a robotic webcam that is WiFi enabled. You can control this gizmo through devices that have access to the web. So that means you can move the Rovio around with your PC, your cellphone, or your game console. You can then view any area through the Rovio. The robot even transmits audio so it becomes the perfect device for any spying activity! This robot is also a breakthrough from its kind because it features the NorthStar – a smart system for positioning and navigation!

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