Gadgets

New Music Keyboards from Korg, Yamaha

Good news, New Wave wannabes: Korg and Yamaha have relatively inexpensive new keyboards, just in time for the holidays. Korg’s TR workstation feels a bit like a 1990s flashback with 64 MB of sounds (not quite luxurious), but both look like fun to play. The Yamaha MO keyboards connect to flash drives and hard drives…

Gadgets Johnb Dec 2

Low End Theory

Have Yourself a Coby Little Christmas By Brendan I. Koerner Sorry to bum you right the heck out, but it’s time to start your holiday shopping. Remember how you vowed last year that you’d never, ever wait until the last second again, in order to avoid those ghastly lines at Williams-Sonoma? (A pox upon your…

Gadgets Brendan I. Koerner Dec 2

Saishin Diode Watch Reviewed (Verdict: Sexy Conversation Piece)

The Diode watch is sexy, geeky, and quite the time-teller. But you’re not buying this watch to really get replay value out of it—you want people to strike up a conversation with you when you’re wearing it. The watch does have a nice set of red LEDs on a black background which gives it quite…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Dec 2

Man’s New Best Friend

Robots are awesome; it s a scientific fact. Bandai s new Swiffer BN-17, a helper robot as adorable as a puggle puppy, wants to be your friend. He ll clean up your house, provide you with companionship, and even check your email. Plus, he won t leave a mess on the carpet. Bandai’s Swiffer Robot,…

Gadgets Gizloco Dec 2

Cuckoo IP

This is certainly a new application of the cuckoo clock. Cuckoo IP was created by a college student who wanted his cuckoo clock to play back voicemail to him. The clock has a designated voicemail number you can call from anywhere and leave a message. You then give the message a time of delivery and…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Dec 2

Iraqi Sensor Jammin’

No, this isn t Bob Marley-style jammin’, this is hardcore combat radar jamming. Raytheon received a $15.5 million bid for their IED Countermeasure Equipment (or ICE system, yes, that is an acronym within an acronym, and yes, the universe is going to collapse upon itself). The device, roughly the size of a large gym bag,…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Dec 1

E-Paper Bendie Watch From Seiko

Seiko is going ultra-tech with this awesomely rad new watch made from e-paper. If you want one, though, you’d better show up with a baseball bat, crowbar, or something to wield off John Biggs other watch fiends, because only 500 are being produced. Yes, 500. It’s being done on purpose to generate hype around these…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Dec 1

No, It’s Really Fundue

Looking for a way to introduce food into the workplace in a more sophisticated manner? Look no further than the Fundue, a desktop USB fondue set. Yes, that’s right, just plug this baby into your USB port and invite a select few to your desk for a fondue par-tay. The set includes a pot and…

Gadgets Tgrumet Dec 1

Virtual Air Guitar, Art or Folly?

I’m not going to explain what air guitar is because chances are, every reader out there has performed with this instrument at one time or another. Of course, most air guitar is either played in private or during live concerts, where you can mix in with the other retards performing along with the band. However,…

Gadgets Tgrumet Dec 1

Escient Fireball SE-D1 Media Manager

Are you a complete slob? Can’t be bothered to dig through your CDs and DVDs? Then this is probably a decent product for you. The Fireball SE-D1 from Escient not only packs a cool name, but a lot of organization power. Using the on-screen interface, you can navigate your way through up to 400 discs…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Dec 1

Cyberhand

Researchers from the European Information Society Technologies are developing an artificial hand that would be able to give patients active feeling via a sensory system and motor functions that can be controlled by the brain. This project involves researchers from all across Europe and it’s already racking up a lot of achievements. A real-life Kung…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Nov 30

Fake Beer Belly Gets You Tanked

I can’t tell if this is too stupid for words or stupendously ingenious. Guess you’ll have to make your own call. It’s called the Beerbelly and it’s actually a fake gut that you can fill up with beer (or your favorite alcoholic beverage) and hide under your clothes. Made up of a sling and a…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 30

Butter on Demand

We’ve all been there. Trying desperately to spread a cold lump of butter on our beautiful bread, only to find it hard and unfeeling, leaving us with only gashes and holes. Heartbreaking, I know. But lo and behold, someone has felt our collective pain and decided to make it all better. A British company called…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 30

Loc8tor Finds Stuff

Oh how cute, a company decided to use a number in place of a phonetic sound. That’s just dandy. This gadget tags commonly-lost items and then displays where they are on a radar screen, Metal Gear Solid style. Unfortunately, it wouldn t let me tag my sexuality—I guess I’ll never find it. Lost your Keys?…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Nov 30

Sony-Ericsson P990 Offering Small Changes

Sony-Ericsson’s P990 is supposed to ship in Q1 of 2006, but not everyone is going to get what they expected. Rather than risk using a whole new design, concept, and formula for a new smartphone, SE decided they’d rather just play it safe and heap on the goods. One unique feature that stands out is…

Gadgets Gizmodo.com Nov 30

eNook to the Rescue

eNook. I like the name. I’m going to say it a few times out loud… OK, I’m done. Now, why would you want a product called eNook? Well, as its website says, “It’s a very multi-talented workspace.” And you thought marketing people weren’t smart? Please. So, the eNook is basically a wall-mounted desk that comes…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 30

Fish-finder Watch

Seriously, this must be a Golden Age for our species. We may have touched the moon, but a wrist-based fish finder will be what aliens will talk about when they land here 100 years from now—post nuclear and environmental holocaust, naturally. You just dip the green sensor into the murky deep and watch as pixelated…

Gadgets Johnb Nov 30

Samsung Sued For Price Fixing

Oops. Samsung may have to take a rap on the hand for fixing prices on dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips that use Rambus technology. Samsung has actually put in a plea agreement that would let the company pay a $300 million fee over five years, though a US District Court judge in the San…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 30

Yes, That’s Right, Power Balls

Better balls, more power. That’s what NanoDynamics came up with when it created its NDMX golf ball, which features a metal center to better distribute weight and keep the ball from over-rotating. This makes for a straighter drive that’s less prone to accidental slicing or deviations from grass. Just $25 for three of these power…

Gadgets Tgrumet Nov 30

O’Neill Electronic Outerwear

O’Neill Europe has a line of wearable electronics available for the rare breed of geeks who actually enjoy going outdoors. These include an integrated solar backpack, an entertainment backpack and the second-generation communication and entertainment jacket. All of these products are designed to work specifically with the, gasp, Apple iPod. They also feature integrated Bluetooth…

Gadgets Travis Hudson Nov 29

New Music Keyboards from Korg, Yamaha

Low End Theory

Saishin Diode Watch Reviewed (Verdict: Sexy Conversation Piece)

Man’s New Best Friend

Cuckoo IP

Iraqi Sensor Jammin’

E-Paper Bendie Watch From Seiko

No, It’s Really Fundue

Virtual Air Guitar, Art or Folly?

Escient Fireball SE-D1 Media Manager

Cyberhand

Fake Beer Belly Gets You Tanked

Butter on Demand

Loc8tor Finds Stuff

Sony-Ericsson P990 Offering Small Changes

eNook to the Rescue

Fish-finder Watch

Samsung Sued For Price Fixing

Yes, That’s Right, Power Balls

O’Neill Electronic Outerwear

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