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Anti-Radiation Cellphone Pouch for Wussies

If your cellphone ranks high on the radiation emission list, and if you’re generally just afraid of your own shadow and unaware that there is tons of radiation all around you all the time anyway, you might be interested in this anti-radiation pouch for cellphones. It has what the company calls a “specially developed anti-radiation…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Wi-Fi Bunny Opera

Remember those crazy Nabaztag Wi-Fi Bunnies that took the world by storm earlier this year? Some crazy folks have put together the Nabaz’mob opera as part of the Web Flash Festival in Paris. Yes, it is as stupid as it sounds. Follow the linkage below for a crappy video and more pictures of the opera…

Gadgets Travis Hudson May 30

If These Ballpark Pens Could Talk…

What stories would these pens tell of some of the fabled ballparks in baseball history? They’re made of the wood from stadium seats that were removed when those famous ballparks were torn down or remodeled. Now you can own a piece of Yankee Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Wrigley Field, or Ebbets Field, and each pen is…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Griffin Releases Strap, Calls It A PSP Accessory

Griffin has released the RoadDock PSP accessory. It is a strap that wraps around car seat headrest and holds the PSP—yep, that’s it. What the hell? A $30 strap? We usually have nothing but love for Griffin, but this is just lame. You may be better off just duct-taping the PSP to the car seat.…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Wave Energy Concept: Clean, Cheap Power

Columbia and Oregon State University have a plan to plant buoys off the coast of Oregon that can harness enough wave energy to supply about 20% of the state’s electricity. The magnetic part of the buoy is anchored to the sea floor, while an electric coil is secured to the heaving buoy. The modulation of…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Beer Holster: So You Can Grab Stuff

You probably already know that we likes us some beers. But we don’t want to go to the trouble of carrying those frosties around, warming them up and generally taking up one of our hands so we can’t stuff our faces with grub at the same time. https://gizmodo.com/cooler-cruiser-strap-on-beer-express-168503 You’ve been there: chicken leg on one…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

SanDisk 1GB SD Card Deal

We knew SanDisk was lowering the price of its flash memory, but $17.95 for a 1GB Secure Digital memory card? That’s a pretty damn good deal. Well, it’s not quite that cheap, really—the card is $30.95, but if you don’t mind dealing with the $13 rebate hassle, you can walk away with the thing for…

Tech News Charlie White May 30

JVC Alneo MP3 Player

Every so often things trickle out of JVC that don’t quite fit. They make a good TV, but their MP3 players just haven’t taken off over here. I’m sure they’re doing quite well overseas, but we ‘mericans just haven’t accepted the the fact that the old girl can innovate. https://gizmodo.com/gizmodo-video-review-jvcs-design-pro-70-inch-1080p-d-155137 That said, it’s good to…

Tech News John Biggs May 30

PS3 Will Play Used Games, Blockbuster Sighs in Sweet Relief

There’s been some horrible rumors flitting about that the PS3 won’t play used games. This is patently false and a terrible misrepresentation of the PS3’s healing powers. While it will be spensive, it will not have signed games or any such nonsense and you will be able to share your games with your weird cousin…

Tech News John Biggs May 30

iBeam Magnifying Watch

Fry ants with ease! The iBeam magnifying watch has a flip up lens and bright LED light so the aged and infirm can read approximately one square inch of text at a time. Priced at about $100, we’re not sure if this thing is available here but we’d suggest a magnifying glass and maybe a…

Gadgets John Biggs May 30

Intel to Ship Core 2 Duo Chips July 23

The chip wars are heating up with Intel planning the release of its Conroe processors for July 23. They’ll be called Core 2 Duo and there will be five different versions. The Core 2 Duo processors for the mainstream market will be numbered 6300 and 6400 and will run at clock speeds of 1.86GHz and…

Tech News Charlie White May 30

LG MG220: Good for Hoboes

LG is releasing the MG220 to the U.S. market soon. This is a no-frills phone that will be great for the people wanting just a phone. It does include a weak camera that can only take pictures up to 640×480. Besides that there isn’t much else to this phone. Internal LCD, external LCD, quick-dial, alarm…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Wheelman Motorized Skateboard

If skateboarding isn’t dangerous enough for you, try the Wheelman, a 19mph death trap with a 43cc two-stroke engine. Squeeze the fuel pump in your hand and it sips a liter of fuel over an hour and a half. If you want to stop, all you have to do is stop squeezing that fuel pump.…

Gadgets Charlie White May 30

Ferrari Dual-Core Notebooks

Acer-Ferrari is upping the ante with its two latest laptops. The Ferrari 5000 and 1000 are claimed to have the latest cutting-edge technology developed in the world of Formula One—so, it has car parts? Sweet! The 5000 is a 15.4-inch desktop replacement that is powered by the AMD Turion 64 X2 processor. It also features…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Fast Camera: Fujifilm’s FinePix Z3

Here’s Fujifilm’s FinePix Z3, a 5-megapixel digital camera with a 3x optical zoom, and it can gather light rather quickly, claiming an ISO sensitivity equivalent of 1600. If you’re familiar with these numbers, you know that 1600 means that you’ll be able to take pictures at a relatively fast shutter speed in low light without…

Tech News Charlie White May 30

Microsoft Launches Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for Macs

Not much information on this yet, but we can’t imagine this keyboard and mouse set is much different from the stuff they’re already selling. The Wireless Laser Desktops consists of a Comfort Curve keyboard—for the carpal tunnel—and a blob mouse—also for the carpal tunnel, but maybe also for the warts—and is compatible with Intel- and…

Tech News John Biggs May 30

Tripp Trapp: High Chair or Torture Tool?

We recently bought the little one a Graco high chair out of desperation. We were in Babies ‘R’ Us, the walls were closing in, and I told the darling wife to buy any damn high chair we saw. So we got a baby blue Graco. Had we seen the Tripp Trapp, however, I’m sure we…

Gadgets John Biggs May 30

Helios High-Def DVD Player

No, this isn’t an HD DVD player, but it claims to be a high-definition DVD player—big difference. The Helios HVD2085 tries to turn your moldy oldy DVDs into pretty, high definition-ness. Via the component cables this DVD player can output to 720p, 1080i and even 1080p. Via HDMI the HVD2085 can output to an assload…

Tech News Travis Hudson May 30

Virgin Launches “SugarMama”: Watch Videos, Call People Free

You’ve got to hand it to Virgin. They’ve brought pay-as-you-go cellular billing to a country where no one thought it would take off. Kudos. Now they want to give you free airtime for watching web commercials. Seems fair. There are a number of services that have been trying to pull something like this off, nothing…

Tech News John Biggs May 30

Next for Origami: “Vistagami”

It appears the Redmondians don’t know when to give up, continuing to kick the overpriced and underpowered dead horse they call Origami. Now we’re hearing that within the company, Microsoft is calling the next iteration of the Origami ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) platform that will run the upcoming Windows Vista operating system “Vistagami.” The graphics requirements…

Tech News Charlie White May 30

Anti-Radiation Cellphone Pouch for Wussies

Wi-Fi Bunny Opera

If These Ballpark Pens Could Talk…

Griffin Releases Strap, Calls It A PSP Accessory

Wave Energy Concept: Clean, Cheap Power

Beer Holster: So You Can Grab Stuff

SanDisk 1GB SD Card Deal

JVC Alneo MP3 Player

PS3 Will Play Used Games, Blockbuster Sighs in Sweet Relief

iBeam Magnifying Watch

Intel to Ship Core 2 Duo Chips July 23

LG MG220: Good for Hoboes

Wheelman Motorized Skateboard

Ferrari Dual-Core Notebooks

Fast Camera: Fujifilm’s FinePix Z3

Microsoft Launches Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for Macs

Tripp Trapp: High Chair or Torture Tool?

Helios High-Def DVD Player

Virgin Launches “SugarMama”: Watch Videos, Call People Free

Next for Origami: “Vistagami”

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