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more about #sea more comments → Camo Zombie is coining the vernacular: I love this crazy awesome stuff that comes out of Japan, So much enjoyment out of something so small and useless. more » Rejexted: What is coming out of the man's eyes? more » Pope John Peeps II: Judging by my knowledge of the Japanese, this snack is comprised of 45% fermented algae paste and 55% jellified schoolgirl panty. Also when you eat it... more » Coolmodo: Beyond weird more » Curves: I hope it gets some. Whale music. The idea is quite romantic. Like really good opera, you might not understand the words, but hopefully you totally... more » 32ndnote: They're going to be sorely disappointed when the only sounds are those of Brian Lam yelling obscenities as he tumbles off his surf board. #seaglider more » Flying Jukebox: There is no cow level.: I'm surprised nothing has tried to eat it. #seaglider more » Nick: oh, and if i remember correctly -- this camera should have had some footage of GitEm's butt-crack on it. i mention that as i believe it pertains to t... more » Nick: this is exactly why Brian was booted off of Hot or Not as a judge. more » ClarenceBittern: suggestion for alternatives? more » nbolmer: You forgot to mention that all fish are natively 640x480. It's true, try opening your eyes underwater. It's VGA below the surface! more » FuturePastNow: I'd put xD cards on the "-" list, too. I'm not buying anything from Olympus that uses that crap. more » FuturePastNow: I wish more product reviews ended with "if you buy this, you are dumb." more » dragon:ONE: B...but it's orange... more » aek8: I can't believe the sample video isn't underwater. more » -
#bandai
Bandai's Mugen Tokoroten Repeats Niche Pleasure of Squeezing Sea Algae
Popping bubblewrap, or opening beer cans just not your obsessive compulsive cup of tea? Here's another toy for Bandai's Mugen range: the Mugen Tokoroten, which simulates squeezing a sea algae snack. 630 Yen for our Japanese brethren. [CNET Asia] -
#ocean
The Seaglider, Hunting
This microphoned submarine glider has been collecting ocean sounds for a few weeks. When it is plucked from the sea in a few more, researchers will use software to parse its audiofiles for rare beaked whale songs. [Wired] More » -
#cameras
Olympus Stylus Tough 8000 Waterproof Camera Review: The One That Says Bad MotherF*cker On It
If there's a tougher waterproof camera, I haven't seen it before. That's not to say it's perfect, but it's the point and shoot I'd take to cover an Aquaman vs Red October brawl. More » -
#cameras
Panasonic SDR-SW21 Waterproof Camera Non-Review: NO NO NO NO NO!
This camera doesn't deserve a review; it deserves a warning. It is one of the most expensive rugged cams, but takes only 640x480 SD video and 0.3MP stills as bad as the worst camphones. Miserable! More » -
#cameras
DXG-U579VS $150 Waterproof HD Camcorder Review
This is one of the worst waterproof cameras I have ever used, even if its the cheapest and does 720p video. Maybe you can recommend it to a merman you hate? More » -
#cameras
Canon Powershot D10 Waterproof Camera Review: Dive, Dive, DIVE!
The Canon Powershot D10 will never, ever fit into a pocket unless you are MC Hammer, circa 1990. That's because it houses a telescoping lens in a bulging case, making it look like a sub. Still, shots are pretty. More » -
#cameras
Fujifilm Finepix Z33WP Waterproof Cam Review: Small and Smooth Like a Sea Stone
The Fujifilm Z33WP has a small, beautiful case and for some reason, out of many cameras, I choose to bring it on several recent trips. Size does matter when trying to travel light, I suppose. More » -
#summermodo
Documentary Deploys Spy Tech to Trump Japanese Dolphin Killers
If you haven't at least seen the trailer for The Cove, a documentary about Japan's dolphin slaughter ring, it's worth a watch if only to witness some of the most poised documentary footage since Winged Migration. How'd they shoot it? More » -
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#lightningreview
Pentax W80 Camera Review: Waterproof and Now Slightly Ruggedized
The Pentax W80 is their latest in a long line of waterproof cams that take decent shots, but have always been my favorite because of their compact size. This one is a bit bigger, but gains ruggedization and depth. More » -
#boats
Infintas Yacht Spoils You For Life On Land With Three Levels of Luxury
Pool deck, helicopter pad...elevator? I guess that when you own a 300 foot monument to phallic imagery like this, taking stairs just won't do the trick. (Nor would walking around the pool apparently, since there's a bridge over it.) More » -
#summermodo
The Deep Flight Super Falcon Sub is Actually a Private Airplane for the Sea
I'd never been envious of Tom Perkins' giant sailboat, the Maltese Falcon, until it received a deployable submarine in its belly. The sub, called the Deep Flight Super Falcon, is a 21-foot electric vehicle, bringing aerodynamic principles to the sea. More » -
#photo
What Do You Think She's Listening To?
I think she's going to get sand stuck in that thing. More » -
#pirates
Photo: $3 Million Tanker Ransom Delivered to Pirates by Parachute
The Saudi oil tanker that has been held by Somali pirates since November was apparently freed after a $3 million bundle of cash was precision airdropped by parachute to the deck. See it? UPDATE: More » -
#boats
Oculus Yacht Mimics a Giant, Man-Eating Fish
It's almost cruel of us to post about the Schöpfer Oculus, a 250-foot luxury yacht inspired by an oceanic fish. More » -
#lunocet
Lunocet Monofin Makes Man into Michael Phelps
Boy that Michael Phelps is fast. No one can argue it, he can dominate in almost any style of swim and possesses one of the best dolphin kicks in the world. That is, one of the best kicks aside from some random guy using the Lunocet monofin. Because while Phelps is able to swim at an inhuman 5 miles per hour, the average swimmer using the carbon fiber Lunocet will routinely hit about 8mph. Is it too late for us to book our tickets to Beijing? More »
