If you ever been to Las Vegas or any other resort-area, you will have noticed these Dry Water Massagers in the malls.

Well, now you can get one of these cool massage machines right in your home for just $29,500.

Sounds expensive?

Yes, it surely is but for the best personal massage in the world without a real human massager, this might be your best bet at saving your back.

The Dry Water Jet Massager.
Used at five-star resort spas, this device provides a full-body water jet massage without getting you wet, and uses aromatherapy, relaxing audio, and video to soothe your tactile, olfactory, auditory, and optical senses. While your head rests comfortably on a headrest outside of the unit, 28 nozzles inside the canopy deliver precise, invigorating streams of water that replicate the principles of shiatsu, or “finger pressure” massage, as they strike the pliable polymer sheet that provides a waterproof barrier between you and the nozzles (allowing use while completely clothed).

via uncrate, Product Page

T-Mobile 3G is now available in Las Vegas as of this morning.  The good news is that gamblers will now be able to call home for more money.  The bad news is that there’s probably going to be more losers here.

The 1700MHz AWS 3G network went live for phones that can hit the UMTS 3G data stream, and if your phone is one of those, you may want to look for the pretty little icon and start doing some Intertron browsing.

via engadget

- phonescoop

What you should really do the next time you fly to Las Vegas is to pack one of these Beer Belts so you can play at the BlackJack tables without worrying about almost-naked waitress ladies to ask you if you want another drink.  Better yet, order 6 beers at a time, that way you have more ammo to go longer.

In any case, the Beer Belt certainly has more uses than your typical, geeky PDA belt.

via dvice

Here’s a cool flat panel digital whiteboard.  Now, if they can make these or simply add it as an additional feature for digital picture frames, that’d make my world perfecto.

Best of all, this technology can be used with any existing front projection, rear projection, and LCD TVs.

SMART presented its flat-panel interactive whiteboard at the infoCom08 in Las Vegas. It is able to simply touch the display to control computer applications, write in digital ink and save works. Compatible with a broad range of flat-panel display sizes and brands, SMART Board for Flat-Panel Displays interactive whiteboards use DViT(Digital Vision Touch) technology to ensure touch precision without compromising image quality.

via aving

Check out some of these “stone” lights that can lighten up your outdoor patio or porch.  Now, these lights are perfect for stoners.

JoBe Lighting(www.jobe-lighting.com) launched its new lighting product ‘Beckstone’ in U.S market at the Lightfair International in Las Vegas from May 28 to 30, 2008.

The Beckstone is encased in a solid block of resin, and is virtually undetectable from an ordinary pavestone by daylight.

The durability of this resin allows Beckstones the ability to withstand a variety of natural climates with strength like no other. Beckstone can withstand light traffic, frost, UV rays and all for a fraction of the cost of normal outoor lighting.

Beckstones are verstile and can be custom created to any shape and color. They are also available in a range of standard pavestone sizes. Beckstones sparkle by night but are made to be virtually undetectable from the surrounding pavestones by day.

via aving

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Earthtronics introduces their micro T2 CFL light bulb that’s also the very first RoHS approved bulb in America.

The T2 CFL light bulb is slightly smaller than your regular light bulb.

I like that the company is focusing more on earth than their revenue.

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘2008 NATIONAL HARDWARE SHOW’) — Earthtronics unveiled its micro T2 CFL light bulb at the 2008 National Hardware Show, May 6 ~8, in Las Vegas. It is brighter, smaller in size and meets European RoHS environmental product standards.

via aving

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

Check out these Ironclad gloves and the best part, these guys are cutting down wood at the show!

Well, maybe that’s not so eco-friendly but it is entertaining…

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘2008 NATIONAL HARDWARE SHOW’) — <Visual News> Timberjack enterprises demonstrated wood cutting show with ‘ironclad’ performance gloves and apparel wear at the 2008 National Hardware Show, May 6 ~8, in Las Vegas.

via aving

Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode

This is the kind of grill I need, the one that lowers its temperature automatically after the steak is cooked.

I am gettin’ hungry…  THis thang is going to change how we eat…steak that is of course, my favorite dish.

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘2008 NATIONAL HARDWARE SHOW’) — <Visual News> Fiesta(www.fiestrabbq.com) introduced its revolutionary touch-screen digital controller grill ‘Blue Ember 650 iQue’ at the 2008 National Hardware Show, May 6 ~8, in Las Vegas.

The Blue Ember 650 iQue features a digital temperature setting that allows optimum control management system including preprogrammed meat settings to cook steak, chicken and more. In addition, it even lowers the grill temperature when the meat is done to prevent overcooked food.

It is available nationwide through selected independent retailers and stores such as Lowe’s, Sears and the Home Depot.

via aving

Holy crap, Oce unveils their new printing technology.  Instead of traditional inkjet or laserjet crap, this new technology uses this ink gel balls!  You can buy one here.

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘IRgA 2008′) — <Visual News> Océ unveiled today new printing technology ‘CrystalPoint’, which combines toner and inkjet printing at the IRgA 2008 Annual Convention and Trade Show May 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV.

The Océ CrystalPoint process converts color Océ TonerPearls toner into a gel. Then this tonergel is jetted and crystallized onto any type of paper, producing water fast high quality images with accurate dot placement. According to the company, this revolutionary technology offers many environmental benefits since its TonerPearls used in tonergel jetting release no ozone, odor or fine powder. Furthermore, it reduces the use of paper coatings that impact the environment by printing an even semi-gloss finish on uncoated paper.

via Aving.Net