Nokia N96 special Bruce Lee Edition

I am not so much of a martial arts fan, but hey, I do love my Bruce Lee movies. Therefore it comes as a pleasant surprise to learn that Nokia is offering a special N96 deal that comes with an engraving of the late Bruce Lee on it. Besides this, Nokia indulges you with other Bruce Lee attractions (action figure and nunchucks) packed in a specially designed box....

Sharp Tree of Aquos LCDS are all give-aways…Merry Christmas everyone!

Tough times call for weirder gimmicks! Sharp unveiled a 26-foot tall Christmas tree made by stacking 43 of its Aquos LCD televisions at the Grand Central Station. Apparently Sharp will give away all the 26 TVs and as much as $100,000 for "green" job training. The 52" panels are all lined at the bottom of the tree tapering to 19" at the top. All the displays are hooked together to show videos of waterfall that spilling from the top...

Strike a match today, an innovative calendar

Light up today, yes, go ahead and tear it off the calendar page and strike it across the front base, to illuminate the matches. This innovative calendar that I am talking about is a tear-of matches designed by Yurko Gutsulyak for VS Energy International Ukraine. With the premise of conveying the idea of energy effectively, this matches calendar is unique and bright! A single match represents each day of the month…so now you know where go, every time you...

Sunforce 40 Million Candlepower HID Lantern is the brightest a torch gets!

From a handy flashlight to the mighty Sunforce torch we see here, the perception of illumination has undergone tremendous transformation. Akin to a spotlight, the Sunforce HID features a 35 watt HID bulb and 12V 7Ah battery that shines with 40 Million Candlepower. Although it may seem very portable, you really shouldn't rely on the battery power as it will stick around for 40-minutes before it begs for more juice via AC or DC power with the included adapter....

Atomic Floyd headphones

Presenting to you the first collection of in-ear headphones from new brand, Atomic Floyd. A successful project by great visionaries that believe sound and great aesthetics should go hand in hand. The line up includes innovations such as AcousticSteel and SoundProof. The key design USP is the angel wing ear loops look, crafted from Titanium2. Stefan Andrén, who is incidentally the Global Creative Director of Atomic Floyd, has designed the headphones. They are compatible with iPod, iPhone, mobile phones...

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Epson Endeavor NA01 Netbook arrives

Looking out for a new Netbook? Try the Epson Endeavor NA01. It features a 10.2" display with 1,024 x 600 resolution and hosts Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor. With a 1GB RAM and 160GB hard drive, the memory on it looks solid. Specs also include Wi-Fi connectivity, 3-in-1 memory card reader, Ethernet connectivity and three USB 2.0 ports. The Netbook will be powered by Windows XP, and will sell for around $485, the only hitch…it's first available in Japan only!...

Samsung Tobi for tweens heads to UK and Italy

Most kids these days own a mobile phone and trying to attract them is Sammy. They have announced the Toby or S3030, targeting the pre-teens and young adults. Tobi hosts unique GUI themes, which have animated characters in three themes, Monster theme, Snowman theme and Ocean World theme. The backside cover is changeable and features a see-through protective sleeve, where one can place a photo of a loved one. Keeping with current trends, the phone will be available in...

Pathfinder App will show you the way

Pathfinder is an app (presumably for the iPhone) designed by David Sweeny. It is meant to act as a way-finding application for visually impaired people. It has the ability to convey information to the user visually, aurally and haptically. The app acts as a user interface to the information cloud that surrounds public spaces. David says that this tool features a set of intelligent filters that allow only the most relevant way-finding and content information pass through. Each user...

SpongeBob ditches square pants for iPod docking

My son really loves this toon and he sure will want this dock. The whacko thing about the dock (besides the fact that it plugs-in the iPod), is that the eyes pop out and start doing a roll whenever you play the music. Now, we adults might find this a bit tacky, but I'm sure the kids will love this. After all they love goopy stuff. Check out the video as well....

Mumble words to work your TV remote

The ultimate in luxury for couch potatoes has to be the voice activated TV remote from Oki and a Waseda University team. The effort, of course by the tech-team, is to isolate the users voice from the rest of the babble. The endeavor is successful because the remote uses four microphones embedded in the front of the remote, plus "a proprietary algorithm for voice frequency analysis [that] detects talking that originates from directly in front of the device and...

Kodak sues LG and Samsung over digital imaging patents

In these economic troubled times, LG and Samsung's woe run-eth over. Kodak has gone ahead and sued the two companies for infringing its digital imaging patents. Apparently the patents cover image compression, capture, and storage, as well as previewing video content. News is that other cell phone companies have licensed Kodak's technology for use in their cameraphones, but LG and Samsung have done their own thing. LG and Sammy plan to fight it out. The gloves are one, come...

BBC Star Trek Gloves

Do you want a cool new way to keep your hands warm this winter? Your girlfriend's clasp is a good option but what will you do when she's not there? Billioanire Boys Club is offering you a very unique pair of gloves called the BBC Star Trek Gloves. Stuffing five fingers into slots meant for three will be difficult, but the terrestrial look will be awesome. The gloves feature a BBC logo print and comes in a black and...

Piggy's moved from the tracks to the comp

I am all for artistically fashioned gadgets that proclaim humor and exclusivity. However with the Pig USB Mouse, I'm on the fence. I can't decide whether I love it for it's clever style or loathe it for poking the pigs eyeball to get the mouse working. Gross! Apparently the unique big eyeballs are for right and left clicking the mouse. The geek in me likes the 1200dpi optical sensor, but the dame in me hates the eye poking. Brave...

Skullcandy Double Agent headphones

Integrating MP3 players into headphones is a neat idea that has not yet gained much momentum. But that can all change if you give the Skullcandy Double Agent headphones, a nod. Styled like a teen-boppers must-have, the headphones double up as an MP3 player as well (no wires!), but the good news is that you can hook up another device to it. So you are not just restricted to the included player. You can source your music from other...

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