With the release of OS 3.0 for the Apple iPhone, many people already know that means we can anticipate seeing a new version of the iPhone being released some time after that. Recently Apple made a large purchase from Samsung, adding to the evidence that Apple is ramping up to release the 3rd version of their iPhone. (more…)
So the Scarpar offroad powerboard is not really a hoverboard, but watching this thing effortlessly move across rough terrain is truly amazing. This is is definitely skateboarding 2.0, and the video after the break below shows you exactly what that is.
The board rides on tracks, similar to those on a military tank or a snowmobile, allowing it to go over rather large obstacles with ease.
The new iPod Shuffle really packs a big punch in a small package. It is only half the size of the previous Shuffle, yet it has a quite a few improvements. The biggest deal is the fact that it can now talk. It is called VoiceOver and at the press of a button it can tell you what song is playing, and who it is being played by. It can also say the names of your playlists, so you can easily switch between them without looking.
What if you want the shuffle to speak in another language? No problem, because it can talk in 14 different languages. (more…)
This new “Level 10″ case was designed by BMW’s own BMW Designworks USA and it is made by Thermaltake. The case has different compartments for the major components of a computer, rather than having just one big compartment like regular computer cases. (more…)
The new Asus Eee PC-in-a-Keyboard is exactly what it sounds like, an entire PC fitted inside of a keyboard. It also has a small touchscreen display in place of the number pad on the right.
The specs include:
1.6Ghz Atom Processor
1GB of Ram
8GB or 16GB SSD Drive
5″ Touchscreen display
VGA and HDMI output (optional wireless video capability)
Sony’s BDV-IT1000 5.1 Blu-ray home theater system is definitely a sight to behold. The entire set up is pretty impressive in both technology and aesthetics, but the real concern lies with the speakers.
Sony has created a fairly innovative new speaker system specifically for the BDV-IT1000, which consists of a vertical rod no thicker than a finger. (more…)
The AquaTune submergible speakers from Focal allow iPod connectivity for all of your underwater music needs. The Nano 4G model works with the latest iPod nano and has a pair of 1-watt speakers. The V2 model (pictured) is compatible with additional iPod models and has a 3-watt x 2 power rating.
Both models use clear, polycarbonate bodies and o-ring seals to prevent leakage and a flexible silicon rubber membrane that enables operation of the Click Wheel. They are submersible up to one meter for half an hour; any longer or deeper, and the seal may be compromised. (more…)
Phenom, a low key tech developer, debuted a line of GSM watch phones in their product lineup. This comes following LG’s announcement that they would be showing a GSM watch phone at CES 2009 this week.
Phenom, a relatively unknown company, offers their products at a range of $195 to $295, which is actually surprisingly affordable. (more…)
LG’s latest mobile device isn’t a typical cell phone. The LG-GD910 is a wrist-watch format phone that supports both 3G and HSDPA technology. It features a 1.43 inch color LCD touch screen that has a video camera built in for a true video conference experience.
This wrist phone features voice recognition for some nice text to speech capabilities. (more…)
There’s no denying it, math makes the world go round. Even if it was your worst subject in school, there’s no avoiding math in everyday life. Math is even seen inherently in time, so why not have a wall clock to exemplify that correlation?
The Math Clock for Geeks is a wonderfully geeky timepiece that displays the numbers in complex mathematical equations. (more…)