I wouldn’t exactly say that I’d laugh if I saw anyone using the iPhone dock from NewerTech but the thought would come to mind. It’s a speaker dock with a built in microphone to make conference calling easier, I get that, but I do think they could have made it look a little less ghetto.
If you have the tendency to need to carry around too many things for your pockets to support, this Grabit Pack might help. From the looks of it, it’s just a manly spin to the classic fanny pack. Giving you that rugged outdoors man feel.
Even though there are enough “exclusive” phones out there that every “exclusive” person could each have a different one, Mobiado felt it was time for another one. They are calling it Stealth and only 1200 units will be made.
Its name was inspired from it’s predecessor the Luminoso DNA and military stealth aircrafts and made from aluminum and sapphire crystals. It has a large QVGA display, 2megapixel camera and video, microSD cards support up to 2GB, stereo speakers, Bluetooth and supports mp3, mp4, eAAC+ and AAC files.
I believe there’s an old saying about how as one door closes, another opens. Just as we were beginning to say our final goodbyes to rear projection, a new generation is born and it plans to make its debut at CES after a two year gestation (plans for the Laser TV were announced at CES in 2006).
Ah, Nintendo, how we love you and your ingenious ways of fixing problems with your games/equipment. My favorite fix, of course, the “blow into the cartridge” for the original Nintendo. Well, they’ve done it again, this time with the Wii remotes.
I love Sudoku, I own about four electronic versions and keep several play books around for amusement. I’m surprised I like it so much since I hate math and numbers with a passion. For any other Sudoku lovers out there who are looking for a new twist on the game, the Sudokube maybe just the thing.
You know, I can’t recall ever thinking it would be great if I could sit on a giant hand and have it massage my butt. If I did though, I’m sure I was thinking of something like the Vibrating Mitt Chair.
Every once in a while I’ll run into some trouble with my mouse. My wireless doesn’t always move as smoothly as I’d like and sometimes I have problems with hitting the touch pad on the laptop as I’m typing and sending my cursor flying other places. Even so I can’t imagine coming to a point that I wanted to use my head instead.
If you’re looking for an easy (PC free) way to geotag your pictures, the GPS Photo Finder from the ATP sounds pretty good. You just sync up your camera with it’s clock, let it got a lock on the location and you’re good to go. It works through applications like Picasa and Google Earth.
I’m not very organized. I try to be but some things I’ll let fall by the wayside and there they will stay. I’d love to get my CDs or DVDs in order but just alphabetizing them doesn’t always work/last.
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