Tag Archive for 'design'
They released the Caviar SE16 HDD which has a single platter inside sporting 320GB of data storage on that one platter. Yes, all you Samsung fans (myself included after what I saw at CES) they are trying to claim that somehow this drive beats out the density of Samsung’s SpinPoint F1 drives that fit about [...]
This chair has 8 legs, but they aren’t configured like a spider, they are configured like a normal chair, but with two legs coming out of each spot where there should only be one. The advantage of this design is that this chair can walk for you.
Check out these earbuds, or are they speakers? I guess that depends on how big your ears are, but they are, for the vast majority of the populous, speakers, they just look unmistakably like a pair of stock iPod headphones.
So in an effort to make use of those harmful exhaust fumes an Iranian design team came up with this concept. It’s a single burger grill that plugs into your exhaust and uses the heat from those gases to cook the burger.
I am a big fan of hip-hop, not just the gangster rap, but the entire culture surrounding all the different versions of hip-hop from the old school to the underground from the west coast to the east coast, I love all the music. But almost as much as I like the music, I like the [...]
For some reason T-Mobile and/or Samsung felt it prudent to not only design, but go ahead and produce and sell an ugly brown cell phone. Add to that the fact that it all runs on edge and that makes it all the less tempting.
Just in time for St. Valentine’s Day you can now get a red Zune 80GB version. There is also apparently a new Zune Originals design as well which is reminiscent of fireworks, but with the centers and ends being hearts.
Obviously if it’s coming from Sennheiser, the output audio is going to be amazing, but how is the input? With dual microphones configured in a way that should allow the headset to reduce or completely remove background noise, it should be pretty good.
Kingston was showing off 4 new flash drives, the one I was most impressed with is the HyperX one. I mean, their HyperX PC memory is impressive so I can only expect similar speeds from this flash drive, and it delivers with a write speed of 20MB/second and read speed that’s 10MB/second faster, this thing [...]
So I stumbled upon this at one of the shows surround CES and thought it was pretty cool and I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen it or anything like it before. It looks like a fairly run of the mill external, pocket-sized, bus-powered hard drive, but its not.
