Gadgets

Ask Best Buy All Your Back-To-School Questions

Best Buy is having three Back-To-School Q&A sessions on their new website AskABlueShirt.com. They’re going on from 8-8:30 PM EDT August 27, 9-9:30 PM EDT August 29, and 1-1:30 PM EDT Aug 31. Like a girl who teases you by flashing one boob quickly when your back is turned—what, wait, I didn’t see it!—these chats…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 22

HandSteady Drink Stabilizer

The handSteady is a cupholder design by Chris Peacock that allows users with hand tremors to be able to drink from a glass without dropping or spilling. Already winning design awards, the cup-holder has a shock-absorbing mount that cushions and lessens the shaking and helps hold the glass upright. The manufacturers are aiming for a…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 22

Crystal Roc Instruments Lined With Swarovski Gems

Swarovski crystals (you know, the same kind that every Tom, Dick and Harry company uses to line their products) line a series of musical instruments from Morten Schjolin, the man who helped bring us such useful members of society as Jennifer Lopez. Given the name Crystal Roc, these instruments— microphones, drums and guitars—are also just…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 22

Black and Decker Limited Edition Chrome Cleaning Machines

Black and Decker is decking out some of their dust busters with chrome and jewels and rubies not seen since the days of Atahualpa. The Chrome 6V Dustbuster features double filtration and an extra large dust collecting bowl so you won’t be inconvenienced too often with having to empty it out. And, you know, the…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 22

Asiasonic AV7000 Car Headrest-Mounted AV System Could Be Bestest Ever

Asiasonic has shown off its AV7000, an AV system for cars that’s installed in the front seats’ head rests, viewable only from the back seats (safety first). Supposedly the “most fully equipped system in the world,” (yawn) the AV7000 can be configured to run your DVD movies, music CDs and MP3s as well as play…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 22

Landline Wireless Headset, or The Ugliest Gadget Ever

This monstrosity of a device is like the traditional Bluetooth headset, but not Bluetooth and not for cellphones. It operates on 2.4Ghz wireless frequency and can make any Suzy Homemaker hip and trendy with all of her Wisteria Lane friends. Unfortunately, wearing an ugly headset like this will make you no longer attractive to the…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Aug 22

GigaView HDD Multimedia Player

The GigaView is a 3.5-inch hard drive enclosure that lets you display the digital media contents of your hard drive on a TV. Once you’ve inserted a hard drive (or memory card) into the GigaView, simply hook the box up to a TV using one of the included cables and let the multimedia madness ensue.…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 22

Flexible OLED Video Demo Reminds Us Of the 80s, Only More Flexible

Don’t let the old school synth-style music fool you, this FOLED display is cutting edge. FOLED, which stands for Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diodes, can be placed on other flexible material like plastic or metallic foil. It offers an improvement over regular LCDs that need to be built on glass substrate. FOLED – Flexible OLED…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

First Person Shooter Glasses

Oh yeah, Jack Thompson is going to love these glasses that make it seem like you’re in a First Person Shooter all the time. Is it me or is the gun on the wrong side? First Person Shooter [via Screenhead]

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

Microsoft Zune Has No Audible Support – Yet

As of right now, it seems Microsoft and Audible haven’t reached an agreement to allow the former’s portable music players to play the latter’s book-on-tape files. For those unfamiliar with the Zune (pictures and details here), it’s a hard drive based music player from Microsoft that’s launching this November. Audible is an online book store…

Tech News Jason Chen Aug 21

Busty Mouse

Now not only can you have a Busty Mousepad, you can have a busty mouse to go along with it. The mouse has two buttons and a scrollwheel—which part of a woman’s anatomy is that—and costs only $4.99 (1000 Yen). Though, the breasts look more like eyeballs than breasts, so it’s not that erotic. https://gizmodo.com/busty-racing-girl-mousepad-194082…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

Xbox Live Vision Camera Actually On Sale At Select Toys R Us Stores

Apparently, that Xbox Live Vision camera that was sold from Toys R Us was actually meant to be sold. A reader says she went to Toys R Us and spoke with a manager, who said select stores in LA, NY, and other major cities are selling these a month early in order for Microsoft to…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

Pinhole Camera: Disguised as a Screwhead

This wireless pinhole video camera looks like a screw. Pervy, ain’t it? We don’t know anything else about this cam, as the blog we’re linking to just shows some stats (300 lines of resolution.) If anyone knows something, drop us a tip. Pinhole Camera [Darkcreek]

Gadgets Brian Lam Aug 21

Pasha De Cartier USB Memory Stick

We suppose if you were going to buy a USB Memory stick, you’d probably buy one like the SanDisk Cruzer Titanium with its special launchpad and other productivity improvement apps. But, if you’re more into having one of these as a fashion statement, look no further than the Pasha De Cartier USB stick. Made of…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1: DJ and Musician-Friendly Audio Interface

It doesn’t take long for DJs and musicians to figure out that internal audio cards are crap for any real work, when it comes to sound quality, features, and performance. So, with a mind-numbing array options, how do you choose a replacement? Native Instruments’ new Audio Kontrol 1 could be a good choice, with a…

Gadgets Peter Kirn Aug 21

Gear Raves: Sonicare Elite 7750

I’m a little late to the Sonicare party, but hot damn if these aren’t great. I just picked one up last week and already my mouth feels cleaner than it’s ever been before—even after a dentist’s visit. It vibrates faster than Michael J. Fox after a coke binge back when he was alive—wait, what do…

Gadgets Jason Chen Aug 21

Self-Playing Virtuoso Violin, World’s First (Allegedly)

Not everyone can be a violin playing master, but with the Vistuoso Violin, you sure can pretend to be. Watch as “[a]n invisible hand glides the bow across the strings producing a genuine violin sound — with no human in sight.” The sounds produced by the violin are actual violin sounds and not the deceiving…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 21

Corsair Nautilus500 Water Cooling System

Known for its high quality RAM, Corsair is diversifying its operations with the release of the Nautilus500, a water cooling system for people who demand that their CPUs perform as well as possible. The beginner-friendly QuickInstall lets otherwise nervous users install the cooling system on top of their computer without having to open up the…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 21

Textable iBall, the Big Ball That Displays Text Messages

Spacewriter’s Textable iBall is poised to change the way you read text messages, since, apparently, reading text messages on a cellphone is passé. Once you’ve inserted the proper SIM card, the 11-inch iBall can display text messages, images and animations on its surface in a variety of groovy colors, including green, red, blue, turquoise, mauve,…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon Aug 21

Tokyoflash Retrofit Watch: Looks Like The Future

When the writers of Gizmodo aren’t diving into our Duck Talesesque sea of gold, we “spend” it. And we say “spend” because it’s basically just throwing our money away on random items that offer us a really enjoyable week of just checking them out – before they are placed on our shelf and forgotten about…

Gadgets Mark Wilson Aug 20

Ask Best Buy All Your Back-To-School Questions

HandSteady Drink Stabilizer

Crystal Roc Instruments Lined With Swarovski Gems

Black and Decker Limited Edition Chrome Cleaning Machines

Asiasonic AV7000 Car Headrest-Mounted AV System Could Be Bestest Ever

Landline Wireless Headset, or The Ugliest Gadget Ever

GigaView HDD Multimedia Player

Flexible OLED Video Demo Reminds Us Of the 80s, Only More Flexible

First Person Shooter Glasses

Microsoft Zune Has No Audible Support – Yet

Busty Mouse

Xbox Live Vision Camera Actually On Sale At Select Toys R Us Stores

Pinhole Camera: Disguised as a Screwhead

Pasha De Cartier USB Memory Stick

Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1: DJ and Musician-Friendly Audio Interface

Gear Raves: Sonicare Elite 7750

Self-Playing Virtuoso Violin, World’s First (Allegedly)

Corsair Nautilus500 Water Cooling System

Textable iBall, the Big Ball That Displays Text Messages

Tokyoflash Retrofit Watch: Looks Like The Future

One of the Messiest Loose Ends from NFT Mania Has Finally Been Tied Up

The OpenAI Foundation’s New Alzheimer’s Effort Helps Demystify ‘AI Will Cure All Diseases’

The Nazis’ Most Notoriously Complex Cryptographic Machine Is Now Available Online

‘Good Omens’ Season 3 Is Still Just One Episode, Despite Being Called That

Steam Gaming Has Arrived on Apple Vision Pro, and It’s Unexpectedly Glorious

RFK Jr. Will Take on Joe Rogan for Podcaster Supremacy

The Spymaster’s Guide to the Secret Agencies of ‘Star Trek’

Uber Is Testing Driverless Volkswagen ID. Buzz Vans in Los Angeles

Asus Zenbook A16 Review: Start Considering Snapdragon on PC, for Real

Aqara Thermostat Hub W200 Review: Almost Better than My Ecobee

HP Omen Max 45L Review: 4K60 Gaming Has Never Been So Easy

Ecovacs Winbot W3 Omni Review: Window Cleaning Robots Have a Long Way to Go

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