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Posts Tagged ‘design’
Stealthy USB CapsLocker – randomly turns on Caps Lock
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 No CommentsRedPost SignBeta – makes us harder, better, faster, stronger
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 No CommentsRedPost released its first product not too long ago, the RedPost/Kit, which we got for review and loved. Now they are back on the scene with the same design, but with some upgrades.
Jisus, Christ, who is this Van Der Led guy?
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 1 CommentSo Van Der Led is making these new notebooks, that look like Pimped Eee PCs, and calling them Jisus. No, I am not kidding, and as far as I know, this is not a joke, they are literally calling these notebooks Jisus.
Lady Attaché flash drive from PNY – even Paris would say “That’s Hot!”
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 No CommentsThis new flash drive from PNY doesn’t have any special technical features, it packs in your choice of two or four gigabytes of storage and is built in such a way that when closed the USB port is protected. What it does have is a bit of fashionable appeal attached to it due to its design, shape, and color allowing it to be an attractive storage option to all the ladies out there who prefer attractive gadgets.
Why are Computer Manufacturers regressing with technology?
By James Allan Brady on Friday, Apr 4th 2008 18 CommentsIs it just me or is it a growing trend these days for more and more of the excitable and highly marketable to be using low end, often times single-core, processors of the past? Why did Intel and AMD even bother developing dual and quad core chips when we were going to wind up going back to single core chips, and even VIA processors?
Plantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth Headset reviewed
By James Allan Brady on Friday, Apr 4th 2008 3 CommentsSo while Vincent was at CTIA he managed to pick up one Plantronics’ latest headsets, the fashionable Discovery 925 that we wrote about earlier this week. Not only did we get his review of the product, some more shots, and even a video review, but we got some more info too.
Daisy Art Sculpture – hint: its not a flower
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 No CommentsNo, instead it’s a giant manufacturing grade one-armed robot with a plastic version of a Titanic-sized propeller on the front of it that spins like a fan. As if that wasn’t creepy enough, it moves, and using the cameras on its base it can follow you round, like as if its aiming at you.
Olive Media OPUS No4 Home Music Server – an interior decorator’s dream
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 No CommentsI can only imagine how many times someone has been designing the interior of a high end house, ran across the list of requirements, saw music server, and immediately started thinking of ways/places to hide it away in. Well, with this unit you won’t have to or want to hide it away as it’s actually quite attractive and is more functional when out in the open where you can use the touchscreen which appears to feature some sort of CoverFlow-like browsing system.
Toshiba Sleep-and-Charge USB ports – a true stroke of innovative genius!
By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Apr 2nd 2008 3 CommentsSo, more and more gadgets that people acquire are either USB powered, coming with USB chargers or have USB chargers available for them. So why is it that up until now another common portable device that could charge these items is constantly put to waste when it’s off? That’s right, Toshiba has had a true stroke of genius and because of it your Notebook will soon be able to act as a USB charging station regardless of whether it’s on, off, or in sleep/hibernation modes.
ClarityLife Mobile Phones – simple enough your grandma can use it
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Apr 1st 2008 1 CommentThis phone is specifically designed for older people serving two purposes. First it literally is easy enough your grandma can use it as that’s who it’s for, second it also acts as an emergency response device phoning for help from emergency services when its needed.
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