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more about #asian 92BuickLeSabre: It's better than the time I tried to take a picture of my glowingly white face indoors, at night, and it kept telling me to set the settings to "mid-d... more » Pretolo: I wonder if it also ignores black people... "is there someone in the picture?"... Damn those racist cameras... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Why does it look like it hurts her face to smile? more » Warll: What happens when the kid pulls out the cartridge or turns it off? more » Nick: anybody else notice the finger nails on that hand? freakin' teen wolf or something. ooooowwwwwwwww more » IcemanD: "face gets too lose to " Jesus, I read that 5 or 6 times before I realized it should say close. I couldn't figure out how I could lose my face palying... more » Hello Mister Walrus: Does it also give you extra math homework and force you to eat all the food on the table? more » telepheedian: Why is holding it up to your face bad anyways? more » Gilbert Tang Jr.: The small version of the main photo reminds me of failed attempts at perpetual motion. more » CoHPhasor: Blinking HDMI? Why,. why I need that! My Transformers Blu-Ray is so boring it needed something to break the dark suspension of disbelief long enough t... more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: I like the Adam Frucci mousepad, have no problem with your blind bashing, and with the badge cam, do you think you could stick an Eye-Fi card in it? more » -
#blinkdetection
Camera Misses the Mark on Racial Sensitivity
I know this Nikon S630 is just trying to be helpful, but a little tact wouldn't hurt. Some people's eyes just extra squinty when they smile, OK, camera? [Flickr via BoingBoing] -
#ds
Nintendo DS Health Control Game Timer is So Asian It Hurts
This Health Control Game Timer may be incredibly weird to Americans, but Asians know exactly what this is for—taking the place of parental nagging. More » -
#ces2009
A Round up of Random, Delightfully Crappy Gadgets from CES 2009's International Gateway
Up in the Siberia of the Las Vegas Convention Center there's International Gateway, where obscure Asian electronics companies congregate to hawk their wares. It's generally boring/terrible, but sometimes you stumble on wonderfully goofy gems. More »
