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The H.R.Giger Harkonnen Office Chair

By Abby McVay on Friday, May 16th 2008 No Comments

Having original furniture from your favorite Sci-Fi flick would be nice, but having dark and mysterious furniture from a movie that never was would be even better. This chair was meant for a movie based on Dune, which never happened.

Dune Harkonnen office chair

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RedPost SignBeta – makes us harder, better, faster, stronger

By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 No Comments

RedPost released its first product not too long ago, the RedPost/Kit, which we got for review and loved. Now they are back on the scene with the same design, but with some upgrades.

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PCI GW-MF54G2 Multi-Function Mini Router – tiny like Tim

By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 No Comments

This mini router is nearly pocket sized and has a wireless antenna, presumably a plug for some sort of power source and then one Ethernet port, that’s it. It keeps it simple in an effort to keep it small.

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Panasonic KX-TDE600 enterprise level VoIP systems – looks like a CRT TV

By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Mar 5th 2008 No Comments

I really have no clue why the designers thought this rack mounted system needed to look like a CRT television with a burnt in image of “Panasonic” smack dab in the middle. Regardless, we’ve slowly managed to move from the office, to the IDF, and now this would be something more likely found at the demarcation point.

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Corsair Flash Voyager GT 16GB – fast data transfer for all your corporate espionage needs

By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Feb 28th 2008 No Comments

So you’ve made it into the boss’ office and you are transferring the files onto your cheap knockoff flash drive and had you been mere seconds faster you wouldn’t be sitting in a jail cell, well you should have bought a flash drive from Corsair. Their new Flash Voyager GT offers up transfer speeds four times faster than that of a regular USB 2.0 drive.

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NTT RedTacton turns you into a giant card for swiping

By James Allan Brady on Monday, Feb 25th 2008 No Comments

Basically what this little card does is transmit its signal through your body, clothing, whatever it has direct contact with. That means you could open doors, use printers, and other such tasks without actually having to pull out your card and swipe it.

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Xtensor rehab glove helps with Crackberry thumb and carpal tunnel

By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Feb 6th 2008 No Comments

You know those little grip strengthening things that you likely see around the gym where you have to squeeze really hard to bring the two halves closer together? Well this is more or less the exact opposite of that and its supposed to help with your joint pain and such in your hand.

Xtensor therapy glove

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Callpod Phoenix makes conference calling a breeze

By James Allan Brady on Friday, Jan 4th 2008 No Comments

As long as you don’t have more than 5 people that wants in on the call. The base, the oval-shaped thing in the picture below, is rechargeable, and gets recharged via mini USB, which is likely the same connection that connects the nifty little box to Skype.

callpod phoenix

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Keyspan USB 2.0 Server reviewed

By James Allan Brady on Monday, Dec 17th 2007 No Comments

u2s2a usbserver medNetworking access to a USB device can be tricky, not really, its actually pretty easy, but it deeply saddens me to have to leave a certain computer on all the time just to have constant access to the USB resource that’s plugged into it. Keyspan’s USB 2.0 server solves that problem, and quite simply too.

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TurboLinux’s Wizpy does what most PMPs do, plus more

By Liaw Kim Poh on Saturday, Dec 1st 2007 1 Comment

TurboLinux’s Wizpy - does what PMPs do, and more

Wizpy from TurboLinux is a gizmo packed with features such as media playback (MP3, OGG, WMA, AAC, DivX,) – FM radio, sound recorder, e-book reader, and photo display device. Another notable attraction of this gizmo is its computing applications that includes browser, email, and office software. The Wizpy sports 256,000-color OLED screen weight only 60g. Plugging this gizmo to a PC using USB will give user their own operating system environment. Wizpy was launch in Japan earlier this year.

[via Wizpy]

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