Gadgets

The LunchBox-A-Lele

Do you play a ukulele? Do you like lunchboxes? If you answered “Yes” to those two questions and are over the age of 10, you are probably never going to be on the cover of GQ Magazine. Nevertheless, Box-A-Lele combines your two favorite hobbies to form the LunchBox-A-Lele, which is exactly what it sounds like.…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Bus Light/Write Mini – Bath Salt Replacement

Boy, we wish we had our very own Brian Ashcraft from Kotaku right now to decipher all the Japanese on this page. Nevertheless, with our high tech Rosetta Stone we can see that this nifty bath salt replacement comes in six different colors (red blue green pink yellow purple). Each one of these only costs…

Gadgets Jason Chen

British Man Invents 8,000 Mile Per Gallon Car

While it’s not quite a Lexus, it is a start. A enterprising fellow from Britain invented a car that he believes can go 8,000 miles before it needs a fill up. It cost only $3,689 to build and weighs 126 pounds. The inventor, Andy Green, is no stranger to inventing fuel efficient cars and is…

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NEC Blurs Line Between Real and Virtual Robots

NEC recently announced that after years of research, they have developed a technology that makes the difference between robots and their on-screen computer graphics (CG) counterparts less marked. NEC demonstrated the new technology with this friendly-looking robot named PaPeRo and its CG sidekick, PaPeRo CG. The whole purpose of this is to make interaction between…

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Animatronic Sir Alan Fires You Whenever He Feels Like It

Maybe our friends in the UK recognize Sir Alan, but to our Stateside readers, just know that Sir Alan is kind of like their Donald Trump, star of The Apprentice, but with better hair. What we have here is an animatronic head of Sir Alan (like in Futurama) that spouts mean and nasty things to…

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Shock Roulette: Zap Your Friends and Neighbors

Putting an Addam’s Family-esque twist on party games, this little contraption gives the unsuspecting loser’s finger a jolt of electric shock when the game comes to end. After a number of “victims” is selected, players put their fingers in and watch as the lights start moving in a circle, accompanied by rapid beeping. The beeping…

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Camera Phone Frame

For all those beautiful, frame-worthy pictures you take with your… uh… camera phone, Parrot introduces its LCD camera phone frame. The frame has a 3.5 ” LCD screen, 32 MB of memory (about 100 camera phone pictures) and comes in styles ranging from leather grain, to wood, to faux crocodile skin. The frame’s interface is…

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The Armedchair Rocks Your Body

If the Armedchair works as advertised, it may just be one of the coolest, yet least useful things we’ve ever seen. It’s a $12,000 chair from Sybaris that bumps and bounces around the person sitting down according to the on-screen action of the nearly 500 movies that it’s programmed to work with. It’s controlled by…

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Timbag: Carry Your iMac Like an iBaby

The usefulness of this iMac bag seems pretty limited, but it’s a great idea and a cool design, so whatevs. Made by some French guys, the timbags are big enough to hold a 17-, 20-, or 23-inch iMac and they cost $200 to $500, give or take. They are specially reinforced to ensure things don’t…

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Infineon Rolls Out 65nm Cellphone Chip

If you thought cellphones were already thin, they’re set to get even smaller and more powerful toward the end of this year when Infineon Technologies markets its handset chips that use a 65nm (nanometer) process, putting more than 30 million transistors into an area scarcely larger than a postage stamp. The company unveiled the working…

Gadgets Charlie White

Alpine Blackbird Portable Navi Arrives

Alpine was only waiting for this moment to arrive—the company apparently figured since it already makes lots of embedded auto navigation systems, it might as well fly into the porto-navi market with Blackbird. It features 16-channel embedded GPS, and it’s pre-loaded with 6 million points of interest in US and Canada. In addition to giving…

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The itbed: Why Sleep on the Floor When You Can Sleep on Cardboard?

Have you ever been in a situation when you had to sleep over at your buddy’s house, only to find him pointing to a stack of week-old newspapers, i.e., your bed for the night? Of course you have. Next time, consider the itbed, a foldable bed made entirely out of 7mm (0.27 in.) -thick cardboard.…

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UBi.ach, the Stuffed Animal That Reads Your E-Mail

With the amount of e-mail that we get here on a daily basis, finding the time to read it all is quite a chore. Maybe we should look into the UBi.ach, a stuffed animal that alerts the user when a new e-mail has arrived. With a little coaxing (think white list), it’ll read subject lines…

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Samsung E5000 Cellphone Revealed

A couple of days ago we mentioned Samsung’s E500, a cellphone designed specifically for the womenfolk, and now we’ve found pics where you can actually see the handsets without all those distracting hot babes getting in the way. There’s a nice-looking mirror on the front there, which also functions as a screen. Here’s proof that…

Gadgets Charlie White

Bottoms Up Doorbell

Designer Peter van der Jagt from Greener Grass Design offers “Bottoms Up,” a doorbell that toasts your guests’ arrival with the charming ring of two fine crystal wine glasses. It uses a conventional electromagnet with a hammer on the end, clinking and clanging the glasses with the push of a button. We say it’s about…

Gadgets Charlie White

Doughbo Cop

Touch my exquisitely puffy tummy one more time and I will be forced to smash your grabby hands with my rolling pin. DOUGHBO COP! [Random-Good-Stuff]

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HomeStar: Sega Planetarium Compy 386

For eons, scientists and their monkey progenitors have thought that the stars in the sky were innumerable. Not so, friends. Sega has created a planetarium that shows just 10,000 of the most important ones, including a red hot shooting star function, for kicks. The HomeStar—yes, we know, Strong Bad—costs $229.99 and lets you project the…

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Off the Grid: Treehouse Concept

British design firm Sybarite aims to develop a modular treehouse concept that the company says could encourage a more organic approach to country living. The plan is to pre-fabricate modules of the house, quickly assembling a dwelling with up to five bedrooms. Situated just above the tree top level, the idea is based on a…

Gadgets Charlie White

Put Your Best Foot Forward: USB Webcam

Plug this USB foot webcam into your Mac or PC, and establish a foothold on the world—just don’t get too close or that foot might end up in your mouth. Its camera is probably just about right for webcam use, giving you 30fps at 320×240, or 15fps if you want to go 640×480. It has…

Gadgets Charlie White

Reviewed: Thomas Pink Commuter Shirt (Verdict: Skip the Commute)

Purveyor of high fashion for men, Thomas Pink is introducing what it calls the Commuter Shirt, a $140 classic men’s dress shirt available in blue and white with a few extras thrown in to help the commuting, tech-savy crowd out there. The gang at Spungle gave it a nice overview, but found a few faults…

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The LunchBox-A-Lele

Bus Light/Write Mini – Bath Salt Replacement

British Man Invents 8,000 Mile Per Gallon Car

NEC Blurs Line Between Real and Virtual Robots

Animatronic Sir Alan Fires You Whenever He Feels Like It

Shock Roulette: Zap Your Friends and Neighbors

Camera Phone Frame

The Armedchair Rocks Your Body

Timbag: Carry Your iMac Like an iBaby

Infineon Rolls Out 65nm Cellphone Chip

Alpine Blackbird Portable Navi Arrives

The itbed: Why Sleep on the Floor When You Can Sleep on Cardboard?

UBi.ach, the Stuffed Animal That Reads Your E-Mail

Samsung E5000 Cellphone Revealed

Bottoms Up Doorbell

Doughbo Cop

HomeStar: Sega Planetarium Compy 386

Off the Grid: Treehouse Concept

Put Your Best Foot Forward: USB Webcam

Reviewed: Thomas Pink Commuter Shirt (Verdict: Skip the Commute)

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