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A touch of the 70’s

David Allen — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 14:00:46 +0000

You may have experienced the 1970’s or like many people want to, so here is something that will help you on the way.

This watch is a reminder of what was considered to be ultra hi tech in the 1970’s, if they only knew then what was just around the corner! This is a copy of the Diode Watch which was all the rage in 1975; however anyone who bought an original would collapse when they see the price tag of around $289. I wonder what that would have bought back then.

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A touch of the 70’s

Super Vespa hit the streets

David Allen — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 17:00:29 +0000

The modern vespa is slightly different to its original counterparts where they had hardly anything extra on them.

But this one has got the latest hi tech upgrade, including this LCD screen, with touch screen display, and WiFi connectivity which will enable access to the internet whenever the owner wants, though it is not a great idea to be doing this while driving along.

I wonder what the insurance would be on this, I couldn’t imagine any theft being able to walk past it, without thinking about ripping the screen out of the bike.

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Super Vespa hit the streets

Check this out, a Crystal Radio

David Allen — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:00:22 +0000

When I first see this I actually though that it was a microwave oven or something, and in fact was quite surprised when I found out that it was a radio.

Now this radio has been encased in handcrafted crystal, yet this does not make the radio look cool or hi tech, in fact quite the opposite, I am not too sure whether it is the crystal, the radio or both together that is at fault, yet this product still carries a price tag of $5,866, so somebody must like it.

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Check this out, a Crystal Radio

Virtual Soccer Ball

David Allen — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 14:00:02 +0000

Budding David Beckams can get their skills up scratch and show the man that they have what takes to be a super star. Get practicing with this small soccer ball and you can never tell.

Features:

Ages: – 6 +
Batteries: – Requires three XAG13 batteries (included)
Dimensions: – 7.68″ L x 7.68″ W x 10″ H
Weight: – 1 Pound
Made In: – China
Made Of: – Foam
Model Number: – 1780
Gift Wrap: – Available
Digital display keeps track of how long you can keep the ball in the air
Includes an invisible sensor that counts how many times you juggle the ball
Design and colors resemble a regular soccer ball, but with a hi-tech edge
Great for one or multiple players

This is an excellent way of learning to play the game of soccer, and being able to practice when you are alone, means that you have no excuse not to be a soccer star.

Priced at $24.95

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Virtual Soccer Ball

The bike of the future

David Allen — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 20:00:51 +0000

Well maybe not, this could be the bike of the future or possibly the skate board. Because this Magic Wheel is sort of a cross between a hi tech skate board and a bike, but it is neither and that could be the problem with it.

This bike or unicycle could catch on with the young and the trendy, its black and red finish looks great and has that racing looked to it.

The magic wheel is ridden with one foot on the side pod bit, that acts like a foot plate, while your other foot pushes the magic wheel along, it is steered by a single wheel at the front, which looks a bit fragile and very similar to the ones that you see on a supermarket trolley.

Magic Wheel features:

Weight: 6.3 KG
Max Height: 29 inches
Wheel Dia: 26′ / 20mm
Rear direction wheel: 125mm x 25mm
Wheel used: Professional sports wheel
Frame: High quality reinforced ABS plastic
Color: Black & Red
90 days warranty, tool kit & user manual included
Rider Weight: Maximum 150 Kg

The price of the magic wheel is around $200

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The bike of the future

The Best Looking Bluetooth Headset

David Allen — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:00:52 +0000

Well maybe this could be it, the Argard M10 Bluetooth Headset, it looks so cool that you could be fooled into thinking that it has just fallen off of a piece of ultra hi tech machinery, either with its charging cradle or on its own. But probably one of the best features is the fact that it is discreet unlike some other headsets.

The device is easy to use as the main button is the center piece, which turns it on and off, while there are two other buttons on the side, which are very discreet and easy to use.

Specifications

Weight : 5 grams
Size : 23 mm x 22 mm x 31.5 mm
Talk Time : Up to 3 hours
Standby Time : Up to 100 hours
Bluetooth Version : 1.2 Class 2

1. Talk Button
Answer and end your calls direct from your headset
2. Volume Buttons
Control the volume without ever having to access
your cell/mobile phone.
3. Earpiece
Comes with extra earpieces (larger and smaller sizes)

Price is going to be around $149.

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The Best Looking Bluetooth Headset

Philips launch rival for Apple TV

David Allen — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 14:00:39 +0000

Apple has been the front runner in hi tech gadgetry for years now, they put the creative heads together and come up with some truly outstanding ideas, like the various versions of the iPod, iPhone and of course the Apple TV system, but because of their brilliance there are always going to be rival companies bring out gadgets that are of equal quality, this has happen with the Apple TV system.

Philips is on the verge of launching their own system very similar to the Apple TV system, it even has a similar shape. It also has a 40 GB hard drive, and play video and audio wirelessly. Unfortunately there are no other details yet, as we will need to wait for further details.

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Samsung RH269LB Fridge with ICE tablet PC

max — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 08:54:04 +0000

Tight fridge with tablet PC!?! It would be great for managing the types of beers, soju, and sake at my apartment.

This is Samsung’s latest hi-tech refrigerator model pimping the built-in ‘ICE Pad’ tablet PC for your computing pleasure. The detachable tablet, with 10.4-inch TFT touchscreen display, features food management software, a calendar, scheduler, and memo board making it easy for you to organize your kitchen life. The tablet runs Microsoft Windows CE.net 4.2 and also has Digital Wireless TV/Radio.

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