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Mister Wong Bookmarking Site

Posted in Consumer, Cool, Web, delicious by max on the November 16th, 2007 at 12:28 am

Mister Wong Bookmarking Site

I stumbled onto this Mister Wong Bookmarking site. It looks really cool…maybe we will make one like it.

Mister Wong is Europe’s largest portal of its kind, with over two million visitors per month. The service was founded by Kai Tietjen in March 2006. Though it started in German, Mister Wong is meanwhile available in Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and French. The German version already has over two million linked websites saved by its users.

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Steampunk iPod covers

Posted in Audio, Steampunk, USB, mp3 by david on the November 15th, 2007 at 10:00 am

This takes you back to when the iPod was just figment of Apples little eye, this steampunk version dates back to the nineteenth century, which must have been when they were designed.

steampunk ipod

But on a more serious not, these are actually covers, these give an inside look into what an old and ancient iPod would have looked like, but the music may have been a slight probe, back then!

Prices are from $14.95

Source [Techna Bob]

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It’s another finger mouse

Posted in Computer, Consumer, Cool, Gadgets, USB by david on the November 15th, 2007 at 8:00 am

You know how it is, you wait a long time for one and then all of a sudden a whole load of them come along, this is the second finger operated mouse that we have featured, and this one is the best so far! Just check out the specs:

fingermouse

Features:
- Wireless, using radio frequency, absolute freedom!
- Compact: around 1/2 to 1/3 of conventional mouse.
- With 3 different ring sizes to fit for different people with different finger sizes
- High Resolution: 1000dpi
- Optical, making it working on all surfaces.
- USB Interface
- Powered by internal battery and rechargeable by USB (USB cable included)
- Plug-N-Play, no need for driver installation.
- Ergonomical design
- Long Working Distance: 15 meters

fingermouse

Specifications:
- Dimensions: 60×40x38 mm for Mouse
- Dimensions: 72×17x8mm for Receiver
- Net Weight: 25g for mouse & 10g for Receiver
- Build-in lithium-ion battery: 3.7V 230mA
- Charging time: 2 house
- Continue using time: 14 hours
- Stand by time: 170days

Recommends for:
- Presentation
- In some environment where a flat place for a conventional mouse is not available
- In-flight, train, car… where you hand cannot rest on

But there is only one thing that is outstanding, what if you are left handed?

Priced at $26.99

Source [USB Fever]

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Emergency power as and when needed

Posted in Audio, Bluetooth, Computer, Consumer, Cool, Gadgets, Games, Household, cell phones, mp3 by david on the November 15th, 2007 at 6:00 am

We are all in need of some emergency power every now and then, and this Duracell Mobile 100 is just the ticket.

powerpack

Runtimes:

Applications Runtime
Laptop 2 hours of run time
Cellular phone 18 hours of talk time
BlackBerry® 9 days of operating time
Portable game console 8 hours of play time
Mp3 player 96 hours of play time

Product Features:

Portable power for AC products
Two AC outlets for connecting multiple loads
High surge capacity for products that require more power to start
High efficiency - converts virtually all of the battery’s available power to AC
Mounting brackets for convenient installation in your truck, boat or RV
Heavy duty stud-connection mounting

Product Applications:

Handheld power tools: drills, jigsaws, sanders and buffers
Household appliances: compact microwave ovens, bread makers, food processors, small bar refrigerators, small vacuum cleaners, fluorescent and incandescent lights, sewing machines and fans
Entertainment electronics: televisions, VCRs, video games, stereos, musical instruments and satellite equipment
Office equipment: computers with 17″ monitors, fax machines

Protection Features:

Overload and over-temperature shutdown
Over-voltage protection (15.0 Vdc)
Low-voltage alarm (11.0 Vdc)
Low-voltage cut-out (10.5 Vdc)

This little gem is priced at around $140

Source [Oh Gizmo]

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LEGO NXT Fireworks Robot

Posted in Consumer, Cool, Educational, Entertainment, Gadgets, Robots, Video by max on the November 14th, 2007 at 7:17 pm

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Cool, someone made a Lego NXT Fireworks Robot!

This autonomous NXT robot will light multiple fireworks in a sequence - while the family sits back and watch the display!!

It uses a MINDSTORMS NXT, two light sensors (one for navigation and other to detect a lighted fuse) and an Ultrasonic detector (to adjust the torch arm height depending on the height of the fireworks fuse wire. It uses three motors - two for motion and and the third for the torch arm elvator.

via HackedGadgets

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For the man who has everything!

Posted in Cool by david on the November 14th, 2007 at 2:00 pm

Naturally when you are super wealthy there is not much that you need, apart from health and friendship. So you have to buy something pretty spectacular to impress them and their friends, I mean that is all that matters doesn’t it?

gold remote control

This is the Lantic Systems, solid gold remote control for everything on the yacht! This can control home media and automation systems including video, audio, internet, CCTV, alarm, lights, curtains, air-conditioning and even navigation systems.

So naturally there is a need for a yacht here, but it may be ok in the home, but would seem to be a little being extravagant, but if you can afford a yacht then maybe this is the only thing that they would want.

Priced at $55,000.

Source [Techna Bob]

http://technabob.com/blog/2007/11/14/solid-gold-remote-control-costs-more-than-a-lexus/

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How to cut a precise pizza slice

Posted in Food, Household, Laser by david on the November 14th, 2007 at 12:00 pm

There must be many people out there who have been frustrated at why it is more or less impossible to get some perfect slices of pizzas, many of us have tried and failed or the cheese topping has fallen on the floor.

laser pizza

These food laser cutters, could bring a whole new exciting time in the kitchen, imagine cutting up all of those veggies and other stuff, you could have such a laugh!

Source [New Gadgets]

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DIY HACK - HOWTO make some sounds with Arduino!

Posted in Audio, Cool, DoItYourself!, Educational, Entertainment, Hack, Microcontroller, Projects by max on the November 14th, 2007 at 1:39 am

 

Arduino Sound Part 2: Hello World

So, you want to make some sounds with the Arduino you just bought last Friday? Check out uCHobby as they show you how to do some basic stuff with sound and Arduino including how to make “Hello World” sound using a PC speaker.

This is the second in a series of articles about generating sound with an Arduino. The first article covered the various methods available for sound generation with an Arduino. In this article we take a small step; “Hello World” for Arduino sound. We prepare for our future experiments by hooking up a PC or powered speaker so we can hear the Arduino sing.

Arduino Sound Part I

Arduino Sound Part II

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DIY HACK - HOWTO make your own Youtube site using PHPMotion!

Posted in Consumer, Cool, DoItYourself!, Hack, Video, Web by max on the November 13th, 2007 at 11:34 pm

PHPMotion

So, you want to make your own YouTube site? Well, you can using some free software such as PHPMotion. We are working on a new video site (classified) but in the meanwhile you can make your own YouTube using this software. BE AWARE: PHPMotion is probably the hardest software to install ever and you probably would fail your first time around. You need a 32-bit server to start with. I found out this by trying to install it on a 64-bit server, which is what Zedomax runs on.

Just read the instructions well and you should be able to make your own Youtube Clone soon. And make sure to thank Zedomax.com for this info…

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