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Antec Adapter Shows Love for (Almost) All Laptops

It wasn’t the sexiest thing we saw at Digital Life, but for practical purposes, Antec’s NP-100 gets kudos. It’s a universal power adapter complete with interchangeable connectors that hooks up with the Dell, HP, and Sony laptops of the world (sorry, no MacBoook love here). Leave one in the office or at home and suddenly…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

Night Vision Goggles Launches Darts at Victims, Annoying Sisters

It’s never too early to start shopping for Xmas, and these night vision goggles with dart launches would be great for any boy ages six to sixty. We’re not sure how well these goggles work—they’re $19.95 after all—but the darts should be great fun to run around in the backyard with. Just be careful to…

Gadgets Jason Chen

Space Invaders Cufflinks

Continuing our obsession with all things classic gaming, check out these Sterling silver Space Invader cufflinks. Only $35 bucks, or 140 credits. https://gizmodo.com/space-invaders-alarm-clock-bew-bew-203567 Etsy [Via Fabulist]

Tech News Brian Lam

Xbox Live Vision Camera Maps Your Face Into Rainbow Six Vegas

Not a gadget, per se, but the upcoming Rainbow Six Vegas game for Xbox 360 will let you use the Xbox Live Vision Camera to let you map your face onto your character. We saw a demo of this in action before, and personally I’m pretty excited about this feature. It’s not that I like…

Tech News Jason Chen

Linksys WRT350N Gigabit 802.11N MIMO Router

Both a 802.11N wireless router and a gigabit ethernet router, the Linksys WRT350N also has Storage LInk, which lets you add additional storage to your network. Attach any USB 2.0 hard drive to the router and it becomes accessible to the WRT350N’s media server so you can access all your files anywhere in the home.…

Tech News Jason Chen

Inchworm Shoes For Cheap Parents and Kids with Big Feet

We feel sorry for the kid that gets these shoes on their next birthday. Not only do they prove your folks are too cheap to buy you new shoes, but there’s also a pretty good chance you’re gonna get beat up at school when you’re seen wearing them (we should know cause we sure did).…

Tech News Louis Ramirez

One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) 2B1 Prototype Display Goes Greyscale in Daylight

In order to make the display of the OLPC more visible in broad daylight, its designers decided to allow the display to shift from color to 200dpi greyscale under sunlight—both clever and cost-effective. It’s great they addressed this problem now, since if there’s one thing developing countries have a lot of, it’s sunlight. As you…

Tech News Jason Chen

DigitalLife One Big Gizmodo Family Reunion

Digital Focus, where gadget reporters show off their flab and messenger bags the night before DigitalLife starts, is like one big family reunion for Gizmodo. We eat from long buffet troughs and drink free booze with our editors emeritus, former writers, poseurs, many who are the Most Important Bloggers In The Universe. Romper, bomper, stomper…

Tech News Noah Robischon

USB Cannon Uses Babes For Ammo

We already know whose got the most real nukes, but if you’re looking to start a war on a much lower scale (i.e. in your office), check out Firebox’s USB Cannon. It’s the first we’ve seen that shoots foam babes as missiles and it even lets you add your own sound effects with every shot…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez

007, Dial Another Day: Sony Ericsson W850i Unboxing

We’re so dissapointed that James Bond is packing outdated Sony Ericsson cellphones in Casino Royale. I suppose that’s fitting for an actor who didn’t know how to drive stick shift before the film. https://gizmodo.com/sony-ericsson-releases-limited-edition-james-bond-k800-207508 We can’t help Bond drive any better—we’ll leave that to our bros at Jalopnik—but we can give old Q a hand…

Tech News Brian Lam

T-Mobile Dash Q&A: We Answer Your Questions

We asked, and you…er…asked back! Here are the answers to all your questions (that we felt like answering) about the T-Mobile Dash, the slim smartphone from T-Mobile. Our review is back here, in case you wanted to read that first. https://gizmodo.com/t-mobile-dash-gallery-and-q-a-207202 Q: How does IMing work with the built-in OZ messenger? Does it use data…

Tech News Jason Chen

Elecom USB Flash Drive Puppet Bags

Carrying a flash drive on a keychain is so 2002. Increase that style by cramming that boring ‘ole flash drive down the throat of a crazy stuffed Japanese toy thing. Seriously, what is wrong with the default lanyard. Didn’t anyone tell the Japanese that lanyards are in this year? USB Pupper Bags for Flash Drives…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Hands-On With the Samsung T629 Slider

Last week, T-Mobile announced the addition of three Samsung phones to their ever-so-growing available phones. I have since gotten some hands on time with the higher end of the available, the T629 slider. Hit the jump to see my first impressions. https://gizmodo.com/samsung-launches-3-phones-for-t-mobile-t629-t619-t50-205503 Innards The innards aren’t too spectacular. And by innards I mean the software…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

iPodweek – The Best of iLounge

This week at iLounge: Even if rumors had suggested the collaboration between anti-AIDS organization (RED) and Apple was in the office, the timing of Apple’s release of the red-colored (PRODUCT) RED iPod nano came as a surprise: just in time for the holidays. Expect red cases and similar charitable pledges from other iPod-related companies to…

Tech News Travis Hudson

RuBot II Solves The Rubik’s Cube, Eats Children

We have to say we can’t decide which is scarier, this Rubik’s Cube robot or the metal Cylons on Battlestar Galactica. We’d probably have to go with this one because it’s REAL. The cameras in its eyes scans the cube for a few seconds before using the kitten-crushing arms to solve the puzzle. Maximum solve…

Tech News Jason Chen

Bluetooth Goes 3D, Pushes Content to Your Cell

The folks at the Bluetooth SIG are giving us another reason to go Bluetooth. Their latest creation, TransSend, lets you beam important stuff on a web site (like a bar’s street address or phone number) from your browser straight to your Bluetooth cell phone/handheld. You can beam stuff from any web site and the app…

Gadgets Louis Ramirez

Sony Ericsson Releases Limited Edition James Bond K800 and K790

Sony Ericsson’s pumping up their upcoming Sony Picture’s James Bond flick, Casino Royale, with some limited edition James Bond phones. Despite the fact that these K800s and K790s are old hat and James Bond should be using top-of-the-line gear (Q needs to read Gizmodo more!), they are pretty nice handsets and work on dual-mode UMTS…

Tech News Jason Chen

Speck See-Thru Hard MacBook Case

There are two commandments required for being a MacBook owner. First, you have to ensure the MacBook is protected at all times with cutesy, slim cases and secondly, everyone around you must know you are using a MacBook at all times. This product will do both because it is a see-thru hard-case made by Speck…

Tech News Travis Hudson

iFrogz Tadpole Case for Little Kids

At ShowStoppers (some lame tech media event) last night, probably the only company that was showing anything Gizmodo-cool was iFrogz—its Tadpole iPod case for children was showed off for the first time and it sure does look interesting. Since it’s for little kids (the target audience seems to be children 5-years-old and under), the handles…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon

SkyCeiling Brings The Outside In

Install a SkyCeiling from The Sky Factory and it’ll feel like you’ve blown the roof off your house. You can choose from a Luminous SkyCeiling with its own backlighting system, or an Ambient SkyCeiling that uses existing light in the room. The company offers a tremendous variety of images for wall or ceiling applications, or…

Gadgets Charlie White

Antec Adapter Shows Love for (Almost) All Laptops

Night Vision Goggles Launches Darts at Victims, Annoying Sisters

Space Invaders Cufflinks

Xbox Live Vision Camera Maps Your Face Into Rainbow Six Vegas

Linksys WRT350N Gigabit 802.11N MIMO Router

Inchworm Shoes For Cheap Parents and Kids with Big Feet

One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) 2B1 Prototype Display Goes Greyscale in Daylight

DigitalLife One Big Gizmodo Family Reunion

USB Cannon Uses Babes For Ammo

007, Dial Another Day: Sony Ericsson W850i Unboxing

T-Mobile Dash Q&A: We Answer Your Questions

Elecom USB Flash Drive Puppet Bags

Hands-On With the Samsung T629 Slider

iPodweek – The Best of iLounge

RuBot II Solves The Rubik’s Cube, Eats Children

Bluetooth Goes 3D, Pushes Content to Your Cell

Sony Ericsson Releases Limited Edition James Bond K800 and K790

Speck See-Thru Hard MacBook Case

iFrogz Tadpole Case for Little Kids

SkyCeiling Brings The Outside In

Anker 160W Laptop Charger Briefly Returns to Black Friday Pricing in a Last-Minute Amazon Spring Sale Deal

The New ‘Backrooms’ Trailer Is Packed Full of Endless Dread

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