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Check out this cool flip book animation of Matrix Scene!

via techEblog

For some people playing a bit of golf in the middle of the day a nice and relaxing, which why this putting returner that connects to the usb port and your ready to go with the mini golf clubs that have been supplied too.

Pack Contains:
1 USB Putt Returner with flag
2 Miniature putters
6 Miniature golf balls

Dimensions:
Putt Returner: L 160mm W 70mm H(with flag) 88mm
Golf Clubs: L 75mm W 28mm
Golf Balls: Ø 12mm
USB Lead: L(approx.) 1100mm

Now you have the perfrect gift for the golf fanatic at home or at work.

Priced at $20

Source [New Launches]

For fans of the retro sci fi show “Lost in Space” this has to be the perfect present to put on your letter to Santa!

These are a limited edition copy of the weapons used in the show, they are being sold as part of the fortieth anniversary of the show, is it really that long ago? Not that I remember of course!

These pistols are mounted and come with a signed and numbered display plaque; they all bear the signature of actor Billy Mummy who played Will Robinson.

The price however will be $600!

Source [Gizmodo]

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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

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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Check out how to lose 100 pounds without any exercise! (using Photoshop of course…)

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Well, this seems like it’s been floating around the net for awhile but it’d be cool to know how to use your PS3 SixAxis Controller with Linux.

Check it out here:

via Ps3Mods

If you ever need to prepare for Christmas this year and you DON’T want to bring a real Christmas tree into your house, you can prepare yourself right by making one of theses Christmas Tree Projectors! (Warning, your cat or dog might think it’s real…)

This device, projects an image of a Christmas tree onto the wall.
The size of the image ranges from only a few inches to about 5 feet depending on how far away from the wall you place the unit.

via MakeZine

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Only good savers need buy this, because if you do not put a coin in bank everyday then it will burst open throwing what saving s you have all over the place, whether it is at home or work your savings will be at risk!

But to make it even more exciting, like a real bomb the device will vibrate, make sounds and flash a light, if you place a coin inside in time then you are safe, if not then your money is up for grabs.

Source [Reuters]

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