Author Archive for Reece


Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

Ken Kettenbeil believes that the wave of our automotive future will be the Smart Car. Mr. Kettenbeil is a spokesman for Smart USA, a smart car manufacturer, who has received 30,000 reservation for their tiny transports.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

Who needs a boring old flash drive when you could have a MimoBot? Character based “Designer” USB flash drives, MimoBots have been released for sale in the states after enjoying many years of success in Japan.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

It looks like Wolf King is trying to start a trend with their odd brand of circular gaming keyboards (check out previous reviews here, and here). I’m not so sure if it will catch on, but it has that strange, novel, appeal that keeps me coming back for more.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

The days of “car color envy” are gone. Nissan has developed a new type of paint that allows you to change the color of your car with the flip of a switch. An electric current runs through the Paramagnetic paint changing the color to your desired shade, or mood.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

The new IOGEAR and SRS labs collaboration delivers SRS wow HD to your Bluetooth enabled devices. They claim you’ll get “beautifully crisp” audio quality and 6 hours of playback.


Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

This was inevitable… With the huge popularity of the LCD picture frames last holiday season. Christmas Trees around the globe will now glow with LCD goodness all season long.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

Xbox Magazine is reporting the December 2nd dashboard update for the Xbox 360 will include a new feature that will allow you to download original Xbox games. The report claims the first round of downloadable content will feature some impressive titles, including the original Halo.

Tuesday, Nov 13th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

No, it won’t warn you of impending danger. But it will automatically tune itself to any one of six user defined tunings. Using an on-board computer, built in servos, and magnetic ‘pickup’ coils the user can set the tuning as well as the intonation.

Monday, Nov 12th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

Fresh off an out of court settlement with Samsung, because the name ‘Blackjack’ was too similar to ‘BlackBerry.’ RIM is at it again. This time it’s the unassuming, South Korean company, LG.

Monday, Nov 12th 2007 by Reece Bailey Schofield

Motorola’s Razr2 was released earlier this fall without much of a bang. But it’s still one of the slickest flip phones on the market. I’ll be taking a look at the T-mobile version of the phone, and touching on its finer points.


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