Here’s an awesome watch that lets you listen to MP3s AND transmit the MP3 songs or your recordings via FM station. Now, here’s a watch you can use as portable MP3 for your car OR you can even use it as emergency FM transmit device. How cool is that?

Features:

• Memory: 2GB
• Music Format: MP3, WMA, WAV
• FM Transmitter
• 5 EQ Modes
• Waterproof up to 3 Meters with Earphone Jack and MIC hole closed
• Built in MIC
• Earphone Jack: 2.5mm
• USB: 2.0
• System: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista, Mac 8.6/OSX, Linux 2.4.X or above
• Power Source: Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery
• Dimension: 46×46×19m

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These new iRiver USB drives really do look like Dominos.  Neat!

Reigncom(www.reigncom.com) released its sliding USB memory ‘iriver domino’ that comes in six different colors.

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This USB Flash Drive Dog will protect your data by scaring off on-lookers and lurkers…(sarcastic…)

What we have here is a custom (one of a kind) USB flash drive DOG. Internally, he holds 1Gig of memory and plenty of attitude. Hot swappable, plug and play, and no drivers needed. With this bad boy, you will definitely be the leader of the pack. Comes complete with a 6 foot usb extension cable.

[via 7gadgets - etsy]

Wow, check out this DIY Linux 3D rendering farm made with an IKEA Helmer furniture and crams 24 CPUs + 48GB of RAM.

This might give you some great ideas on how to make your own server farm, whether that’s for 3D or the web.

via kdmurray

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Here’s a neat little DIY 4 by 4 matrix LED thingee…

A few years ago, when I finally got around to learning PIC programming, I decided to I wanted to create something that would run LED animations on a small 4×4 matrix. I liked the idea of the small 4×4 size because I was starting with a PIC 16F628A. This chip can not directly control the 16 lines necessary for an 8×8 matrix (unless you get fancy). Also the 4×4 arrangement just seemed easier to work with in terms of coming up with different patterns. And the patterns would require less memory. One frame on a 4×4 matrix is 16bits or just 2 bytes, but on an 8×8 matrix, a frame would require 8 bytes.

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Lol, this has got to be the best DIY project I have seen this year. A white board plotter! I need this as I used my white board a lot but do feel if I had such an automated plotter, I could be doing a lot better at jotting down my ideas more clearly than what is now, simply scrambled jotting.

Well, using the Internet to take a look at the whiteboard isn’t that difficult: just take a webcam and point it at the board. Writing it will be a bit more difficult: there’s something like a plotter needed for that. I’d like the solution to be lightweight: while a completely Borgified whiteboard has its charm too, I’d like to alter mine as little as possible. That’s why I decided to use an idea I saw first at the 24C3: a way of hanging a pen using 2 rubber belts and two motors called a bipod. Problem was that I had no info of that device (I found the youtube-link while writing this article) so I had to work from memory.

[via] HackaDay

This is a new concept and somewhere that secret information could be kept, which is in a place that nobody would even think of looking in, well they will now of course.

In order for you know how many gigs are of memory is on each piece there is a slight indication if you just look at the dots, it will give you a clue.

No prices yet.

Source [Do Device]

Cool, now you can play dominoes with USB pen drives…

Each white dot denotes 1 gig of memory used. Not sure how useful that is but at least you’ll be ready for an impromptu street corner game of dominos.

via YankoDesign

This is great little device which will allow the user to download digital photos to the Santa frame, which is essentially a digital picture frame.

The device is keychain size and has a 1.1 inch LCD screen and has a memory of 8 mb’s, which for its size it quite good. All images are resized to 96 x 64 for easy viewing, there is no information as to how many could be fitted onto the device, but I would think it was quite a few.

Priced at $15.16

Source [Oh Gizmo]

Wow, it’s been almost 5 days without sleeping trying to fight hackers coming to this site. But, we always welcome hackers as we will work that much harder to keep them out. Basically, we are trying to build a super server on a “budget” of $1000/month. We will be adding more memory tomorrow to see if it will stop the hackers.

In the meanwhile, if this ever goes down again, please feel free to call me at 415-871-8295 and I will get it up. (Or SMS Max: “Your server is down!”)

Special Thanks to guys working in technical support team at Cari.Net. I talk to one nice gentlemen, Birnie. I even offered him some free pages on the QuarterWiki and the One Buck Wiki.

P.S. This site is not going down without a fight!