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Epson Launches High-End USB Projector

The EMP-1715 is a small projector that can connect via USB and even do multi-screen displays—up to four screen simultaneously, all with different content. The USB transferability also means that you can simply plug a USB flash drive into the projector and present slideshows without the need for a computer. The connectivity options don’t end…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Bendi Flexible Light-up Keyboard

Are you a secret agent that needs to use portable keyboards in places where there’s little to no light? Probably not, but you can take this Bendi Light-Up Keyboard at home during the week, but pack it up easily to go to your real father’s place on the weekends. The keyboard glows blue whenever it’s…

Tech News Jason Chen

Apple Shutters Aperture 1.1, Makes Room For Aperture 1.5

Mac-using photographers rejoice as the Apple pre-Photokina special event gave them a new version of Aperture, now standing at version 1.5 If they already own 1.0 or 1.1, it’s a free upgrade—if not, $300. Short list of new features: XMP support, 1600% zoom, improved export API. Product Page [Apple]

Tech News Jason Chen

Gizmodo Alum, Joel Johnson, Launches Dethroner

Gizmodo alumnus and pioneer Joel Johnson launched Dethroner today. Dethroner is the perfect guide for the imperfect man, kind of like a Men’s Vogue, but actually written by a man, and actually for men. Good work, Joel. Now go check it out, you sheep. Dethroner

Tech News Travis Hudson

Bangkok Airport Ditches Air-Conditioning for Water-Cooling

The 44-year-in-the-making Suvarnabhumi airport will open up later this week, replacing Bangkok’s old Don Muang airport. Most interesting, this airport has no air conditioning, rather it uses a very eco-friendly “co-generation plant” system, or water-cooling as I like to call it. Cold water flows directly underneath the floors on all levels, keeping the air a…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Dealzmodo: $150-off 23-inch Philips LCD HDTV

This ain’t yo momma’s off-brand LCD HDTV. Hot off the floors of Circuit City is the Philips 23PF5320 23-inch LCD HDTV. It retails for $700, but the handy-dandy $150 instant savings brings this TV down to $550, which is pretty damn good in my opinion. This HDTV has up to 720p resolution and unfortunately, no…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Canon Launches M30, M80 Portable Photo Viewers

Canon has launched a couple gadgets with the photogs in mind. The M30 and M80 are portable photo viewers. They have a 3.7-inch TFT screen for reviewing images and video in a better quality than the one or two inch LCD integrated into your camera. The M30 has a 30GB hard drive and the M80…

Gadgets Travis Hudson

Dragon Skin Bulletproof Vest Repels AK-47 Rounds

These bulletproof vests are the first to stop armor piercing rounds without using some bulky plate. They work better than traditional shit beat cops use because the fibers are woven tighter; and they’re woven in a way that actually tightens up the weave upon impact by bullet or blade. They’re soft enough to roll up…

Gadgets Brian Lam

Orbiculus Thumbtacks: Everything’s OK, Art.Lebedev?

Straight from the Art.Lebedev studio, that same group that promises to bring you its miraculous Optimus keyboard by the end of this year, are its less-ambitious Orbiculus thumbtacks, icons derived from a Mac-like user interface that you can bring into the physical world. https://gizmodo.com/optimus-mini-three-oled-keypad-harbinger-of-things-to-152041 Get the set which contains Cancel, Play, Save, Yes and other…

Gadgets Charlie White

Sony PSP GPS Navi Hardware and Software Coming Soon

Pairing up the Sony PSP and GPS navigation seems like a natural, and we’ve been hearing rumblings about such a thing for a while now. Now a company called Edia has revealed software that works with the upcoming $50 GPS receiver hardware from Sony, and the software and hardware will reportedly ship in Japan this…

Gadgets Charlie White

Olympus 3D Camera Carved Out of a Block of Wood

Yeah, yeah, we know, there are a lot of camera posts here, but keep in mind that Photokina 2006 starts tomorrow, so we need to show you at least a few cameras. But wait. This one’s different, an Olympus prototype of a 3D camera, and it’s made of Japanese cypress wood. Not much info is…

Tech News Charlie White

Cellphone Concerto Encourages Ringing Phones During Performance

David Baker is a composer putting on a 15-minute, fully interactive cellphone concerto at the Chicago Sinfonietta. Fully interactive meaning the audience members will be playing the concerto from the direction of Baker. The audience will be divided up into sections and red and green lights will tell the audience when to activate their ringtones.…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Remote Flying with VR Goggles and a Camera

Click to view Here’s a remarkable video shot from the cockpit of a radio-controlled airplane. The camera’s video is transmitted to the flyer on the ground below, who’s wearing VR goggles. When he moves his head, the remote camera’s pans and tilts correspond exactly to his movements. The result is a extraordinary feeling of actually…

Gadgets Charlie White

Sanyo Xacti DMX-CG6

This is Sanyo’s latest addition to their line of Xacti handheld video cams. The DMX-CG6 is an upgrade from the DMX-C6 (or X6, as it is known over here). It is a tad smaller and includes a nice 2.5-inch screen. It has a 6-megapixel sensor and uses fancy pants Sanyo technologies for high-quality video. The…

Tech News Travis Hudson

MusicMug DAP Speakers are Cheaper, More Efficient than Starbucks

You may enjoy your quadruple decaf no foam latte deluxe, but can it play some freaking sweet tunes from your iPod or other digital audio player? Hell no! This mug can. The music mug is a bone china coffee mug with a speaker built into the base. It’s just so much cooler than any other…

Tech News Travis Hudson

Pileus Umbrella Has Projector Built Into Grip

Jeez, we see enough umbrellas around here to keep us dry in Seattle, but this one’s different: the Pileus umbrella has a projector in its handle that shines photos or video onto the canopy above. Teamed up with the Pileus web service, it can also log in to a Flickr or YouTube account, projecting that…

Gadgets Charlie White

Guitar Mania Amp for Guitar Game Controllers

The Guitar Mania Amplifier 28r works in conjunction with recently popular guitar-based video games like Guitar Hero. It plugs directly into your TV then helps pump out some 30 watts of power. Best of all, the amp features .25-inch inputs to plug in real guitars in case you want to venture in the real instrument…

Gadgets Nicholas Deleon

VistaQuest Keychain Camera

Big cameras take great pictures but there’s an opportunity cost: one of the obvious secrets to digital photography is to actually have your camera with you. That’ll be easy with this improbably small 2.5-inch-wide VistaQuest keychain camera which takes 3-megapixel stills and 640×480 video. Pop in an SD card for even more storage space, but…

Tech News Charlie White

PS3 Games To Cost Near $100?

Last week’s excitement over Sony dropping the price of the PS3 in Japan may prove to be short lived with news coming out of the Tokyo Game Show that some PS3 games may cost nearly $100. Sources indicate that several PS3 games will retail for around $76 to $84, well above the current generation’s $40…

Tech News Nicholas Deleon

Shots Liquor Console: Bedspins Even Before You Imbibe

Okay, my little droogies, get ready for the ultra-viol with this liquor bottle holder by J.P. Meulendijks that can be set on its side as a coffee table or stood up on end as a console. The Shots Liquor Console’s 10 oddly-angled recesses are the perfect size for liquor or wine bottles, and will make…

Gadgets Charlie White

Epson Launches High-End USB Projector

Bendi Flexible Light-up Keyboard

Apple Shutters Aperture 1.1, Makes Room For Aperture 1.5

Gizmodo Alum, Joel Johnson, Launches Dethroner

Bangkok Airport Ditches Air-Conditioning for Water-Cooling

Dealzmodo: $150-off 23-inch Philips LCD HDTV

Canon Launches M30, M80 Portable Photo Viewers

Dragon Skin Bulletproof Vest Repels AK-47 Rounds

Orbiculus Thumbtacks: Everything’s OK, Art.Lebedev?

Sony PSP GPS Navi Hardware and Software Coming Soon

Olympus 3D Camera Carved Out of a Block of Wood

Cellphone Concerto Encourages Ringing Phones During Performance

Remote Flying with VR Goggles and a Camera

Sanyo Xacti DMX-CG6

MusicMug DAP Speakers are Cheaper, More Efficient than Starbucks

Pileus Umbrella Has Projector Built Into Grip

Guitar Mania Amp for Guitar Game Controllers

VistaQuest Keychain Camera

PS3 Games To Cost Near $100?

Shots Liquor Console: Bedspins Even Before You Imbibe

Apple Removes iPhone Vibe Coding App from App Store

China’s Biggest Social Media Celebrity Is… Kris Jenner?

Up to $1,550 Off on pCloud: Pay Once, Protect Data Forever for World Backup Day

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