Tag Archive for 'digital-lifestyle'
I’m not a big fan of massage chairs, but Sanyo Zero Gravity Massage Chair is so comfortable I can sit on it forever. It features SANYO’s intelligent stiffness detection sensor technology, which diagnoses stress areas by measuring changes in pulse rate and perspiration and using the results of the finding it will provide a customized [...]
A few days ago we told you about the bulky device that plugs in your car lighter and sits in your cup holder. Well a new product is selling that takes away the need to have a bulky device or power via the car lighter. The Tip n’ Sip over at Herrington Catalog will cool [...]
Rune Larsen is a designer behind designs of phones that have been featured on Gizmodo. He first created a design for the “Easy as Pi” phone, and has since come out with a design for the Eclipse Design Phone. Its key factor is simplicity, with a small enclosure that reveals the screen and keypads when [...]
Perhaps the baddest and most expensive audio video preamp-processors on the face of the planet. The Halcro SSP-100 is a full audio and video processor with a video scaler. If you are not familiar with Halcro, don’t fret. Halcro is an Australian company known worldwide for their amplifiers, digital circuitry, and sound innovation. For starters, [...]
What you see might not be what it is. Though it may look like an egg, this little guy is actually a pocket photo album: a digital storage that is ready to go with you everywhere. This tiny little device has built-in internal memory and a supplied Lithium rechargeable battery. Just install the supplied album [...]
I’m really enjoying these UMPC concepts from Via, and the key to each of them appears to be modularity - whether that be snapping a UMPC unit into a full notebook chassis, or choosing different innards in a UMPC-cum-purse. Their latest is an even more obvious - and, some might say, more useful - design [...]
Setting out to recreate a slightly-less-warmongering version of the Pentagon’s “Situation Room”, Mike Elgan’s latest column over at Computerworld is all about harnessing the awesome power of widgets. No, not the little plastic nugget at the bottom of some beer cans, the tiny apps that display single-feature-specific information on your desktop. Mike compiles a list [...]
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Take a look out of the nearest window. Like what you see? If you’ve not been living in your current home long, or you’re blessed with a picturesque view, you might still get some pleasure and interest out of it. Or maybe it’s all got a tad predictable. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to [...]
Now I’m neither an iTunes nor a Windows Media Center user, but I know a lot of people would love to be able to play their DRM-encrypted music library from the former through the lounge-friendly interface of the latter. Unfortunately, encrypted music can’t currently be streamed that way, at least not without the addition of [...]
It’s been a little while since we last looked at the Pepperpad, a compact tablet computer with built-in keyboard that runs the Linux OS, but the news that Steve over at The Carrypad UMPC Journal has put his through the review process makes it a good time to take another glance.
