Tag Archive for 'gadgets'
If you enjoy working out regularly, FitBit might be a nifty device to add to your fitness arsenal. It clips on your clothes and keeps track of your exercise routine for you.
With a built-in motion sensor, the device acts as a pedometer and so much more. FitBit doesn’t just count your steps. It tracks how [...]
Why, oh why do I love novelty flash drives? Regardless of the answer–which, let’s face it, would take awhile to uncover within my odd psychology–this thumb drive is a fun little novelty.
The 2GB USB Real Thumb Drive takes its name to heart. The tiny flash drive sports 2 GB of storage all the while packaged [...]
Tikitag hasn’t been in prominence lately but the Alcatel-Lucent company made a pretty significant debut at DemoFall. In fact, the RFID tagging system will go into public beta soon and it’s looking promising.
How often have you been out and about with your USB drive and needed to open a drink? Well, maybe not all that often, but this combination USB drive and bottle opener by TrekStor is really pretty cool.
Digital pens might seem like frivolous gadgets and though some in the past have never really left the gizmo market, the Adapx digital pen has the real potential to be useful in a real world sort of way. In fact, the device is intended to interact with other software, specifically, Excel.
There’s nothing like announcing your geekiness to the world and these cool retro video game belts are a surefire way to do just that. Handmade by Natalie Hutcheson, these belt buckles are metal and sport images of the arcade games from days gone by.
I’m well aware that having light shoot out of your fingertips is pretty much useless, but it’s cool, nevertheless. That’s why when I set eyes on these Laser Finger Beams, they immediately went on my wish list.
The Stimuli 3.0 Lamp is probably one of the coolest lamp concept designs I’ve ever seen. Too bad it most likely will never be made. But despite that fact, this lamp is awesome in both form and function.
Toby Fraley has created some very interesting sculptures made from found objects or “Junque” to form robots that light up. Each seems to have a personality all its own and though you can distinguish what individual components the bots are made of, you can clearly see the overall piece as something “new.”
Japanese company, Fairy Devices, have developed a new toy called StellarWindows that works with your PC to let you take a look at outer space. The toy includes CD software and a USB dongle and is intended for use on either a tablet or notebook PC.
