Tag Archive for 'digital-lifestyle'


Friday, Aug 24th 2007 by Satsuki Then

I always thought bugs and insect zapper was a crazy idea, and as of today that opinion of mine is off the table. Introducing the “insect vacuum”, a small gun-like mini vacuum that sucks up insects. The catch is you have to be within the range of its sucking power, which is around one to [...]

Thursday, Aug 16th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Have lots of money to spare and a new house with no A/V equipment yet? Well then, FUZE are the people you want to talk to about a whole home A/V system.

With this package you get the base HTPC which has multiple CableCARD tuners in it. Then there are FuzeMini HD clients, and audio clients. [...]


Wednesday, Aug 15th 2007 by James Allan Brady

Bondi is adding Rolling Stone and Playboy to their list of Cover to Cover digital conversions. In this series all of the digital copies are taken from the original issues, the big difference between most book scans and the way that Bondi does things is that they make everything searchable.

Playboy Cover to Cover: The [...]

Monday, Aug 6th 2007 by James Allan Brady

The Shadow SS appears to be an analog-only watch at first glance. Press a button on the side though, and all of the sudden the digital time pops up from behind the analog face.

Thursday, Jul 5th 2007 by Ewdison Then

I live in Texas where weather is very unpredictable. One thing I know for sure is Texas heat in summer can really knock you out. The $24.95 Insulated Evaporative Cooling Cap is a must gear if you are planning to visit somewhere hot.

Monday, Jun 18th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

If you’re wanting a digital photo frame, why not build one yourself? Well, building one from scratch might be quite a big ordeal, however, RedPost Inc. has launched their own kit for doing just that.

Wednesday, Jun 13th 2007 by Chris Davies

Back in April we showed you the prototype of Amazon’s Kindle e-book reader that apparently wowed audiences at the London Book Fair; now, thanks to some earnest sniffing by Publishers Lunch, metadata streams for Kindle-format e-books have been found in the systems that query Amazon’s databases.

Wednesday, May 23rd 2007 by Chris Davies

There exist tiny displays, small and discrete enough to be embedded in the lens of your glasses but practically unnoticeable to anyone around you.  This, however, isn’t one of them.  Teleglass are hawking the latest version of their spectacles-mounted display, the T3-F; a limpet-like monstrosity that drops a 2cm TV display in front of your [...]

Monday, May 7th 2007 by Ewdison Then

Never have I seen any gadgets that have more functions than Brica ViewArt 1000. It works as a video camera, digital camera, webcam for PC, FM tuner, e-book reader, MP3 player, audio recorder, video player (built-in TV output), and digital video recorder (with its TV input).
The recorded video will be saved as ASF file with [...]

Friday, May 4th 2007 by Ewdison Then

Oh boy, how I hate having messages cluttered on my fridge door. When I come home, I will not go to my fridge to check messages left by my wife or sister so if something important is up I probably would not know it.
However I think there is a device that could change my habit [...]


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