Tag Archive for 'digital-lifestyle'


Friday, Sep 29th 2006 by Chris Davies

In the world of the future, we’ll all ride on the backs of giant robot weasels, eat food that was grown on Mars and freeze-dried into the shape of Peter Falk’s head, and read our books from the flicker-free screens of electronic books.  “Electronic books?!” I hear your scoff, “are you a mad person with [...]

Thursday, Sep 28th 2006 by Chris Davies

In-wall speaker specialist SpeakerCraft have unveiled their latest foray into the multimedia home market, the MODE Keypad. Designed as an elegant control solution for multiple sources, MODE can interface with up to six iPods, AM/FM radio, XM radio and the company’s own jukebox music server, each delivering track and playlist information to the flush-mounted [...]


Wednesday, Sep 27th 2006 by Staff Editor

Yeah baby! If you are a big fan of Austin Powers and have some greens to spare, you will be happy to know that The FemBot of Vanessa Kensington is up for auction on ebay. The original prop was used in Austin Powers sequel “The Spy Who Shagged Me”.

“The Fembot of Vanessa Kensington from the [...]

Monday, Sep 25th 2006 by Chris Davies

Ever since looking at a comparison of MythTV against Windows Media Centre Edition, I’ve been a lot harder to please when it comes to new MCE releases.  Considering the massive amounts of flexibility that Myth permits, it’s madness to settle for sub-par hardware or a craptastic design.  Pcalchemy is the latest to parade its hoard [...]

Sunday, Sep 24th 2006 by Chris Davies

It’s a situation we’ve all been in. Contract running out on the current place we’re renting, $5.5m burning an inconvenient and quite uncomfortable hole in our pocket, taste for the high-tech lifestyle… what’re you going to do? The answer, should you ask Sunset magazine, is buy their latest Idea House - once it’s [...]

Saturday, Sep 23rd 2006 by Chris Davies

Remember the Ecopod, the bottle-compacting recycling bin that SlashGear talked about last week? Well, they’ve been in touch to say that their site has just gone live and they’re taking pre-orders. Available in black and white, $328 gets you the combination bin and bottle/can crusher, with delivery scheduled for the fourth-quarter of this [...]

Thursday, Sep 21st 2006 by Chris Davies

During a senior citizen’s charity barn dance last year, my grandmother was the victim of a very slow hit-and-run incident when one of the other participant’s wheelchairs ran over her foot.  With tragedy like this lacing our streets on an almost bi-daily basis, it’s a corn-fed shock to the system that wheelchair users are not [...]

Thursday, Sep 21st 2006 by Staff Editor

Forgetting your anniversary is one thing that will make your life miserable (at least for a month). Writing it down on your PDA will not guarantee you will remember them and prepare special things for your spouse on time. Here comes your ultimate reminder, a Reminder Ring, this ring will heats up to 120F degrees [...]

Tuesday, Sep 19th 2006 by Staff Editor

Between Yin and Yang, there is a thin line of curve indicating something different and unique. A group of Chinese designers have a concept that will make cooking a different experience. Chaoran Zheng, Fu Yetao, and Zheng Choaran, create an illusion of floating Kitchen Island with their concept design. The kitchen island is hold by [...]

Tuesday, Sep 19th 2006 by Staff Editor

My uncle TJ always on a trip offshore to fish, never have I heard he drop his keys into the water, but never say never. The Davis Key Fob is a keychain with the ability to inflate a small pop of tube to make your key float back up to the water surface when you [...]


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