video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5ppqz6zGCE
Ha, this has to be the most technologically advanced light bulb that consumers can buy right now. It’s basically got LEDs and a microcontroller to control the whole schbang.
EvoDim allows for maximum energy conservation by allowing the user to cycle the bulb through three different output settings (250 Lumen, 750 Lumen, 950 Lumen) simply by rapidly switching the bulb on and off. The EvoLux R effortlessly goes
ESPN remote is here! Well, at best, it’s really bringing the TV Guide to your remote, which is a genius idea in itself. Looks like they are going to get like million orders before they even start selling it.
Looking for an alternative to the Harmony? It now exists. As I was leaving t
video://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4603542404910230024&hl=en
Wow, check out this resealable can baby!
and press release here:
Snellville (Atlanta), GA USA. A Ukrainian inventor, Johan De Broyer has conceived the idea for a re-sealable aluminum soda can featuring hidden advertising messaging. The idea was developed/designed by Robert Davis, Davis Advertising Inc. of Snellville (Atlanta), GA USA. K Mac McClintock, Advercan (Dallas, TX U
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi8DqXYYehE
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Wow wee, this is an awesome DIY 56 inch multi-touch television!
I have built a nice multitouch display during my spare time as a hobby. In this article, I will share plans and explain how to construct a 56 inch multitouch screen that looks like a TV. It’s totaly homemade, it’s not made from an old tv but you could do so. This a
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nir6bQTG30
Anyone up for a fake tv for home security?
Nothing says “people are home” like a window with the flickering light of a TV coming out of it. I mean, if I was a thief I certainly wouldn’t try to break into a house that looked like it had people plopped on the couch inside it. I’d just move on to the next dark house on the block.
Netflix rolls out its Roku $100/month unlimited movie downloads. That’s really going to make all you couch-potatoes even more couchy…
First of all, the box is 99 bucks, and designed by Roku. It’s fanless and quiet; has HDMI and optical outputs; and is about the size of five CD cases stacked together. Any Netflix disc mailing plan over $9 gets you unlimited streaming of almost 10,000 titles. Unlimited! 10K titles!
The idea here is simple. Stick an LED and 3V 2032 battery into a paper cube orgami thingee.
Great idea, well executed.
This little LED-lit cube is much more than just a paper lantern: It’s a translucent and flexible thin-film electronic circuit that hooks up a battery to an LED, limber enough to be folded into an origami box. And the coolest thing about circuits like these? You can make them at home.
Schlage announces their new web-enabled door locks which can be controlled/monitored through the web and your cellphone.
Schlage is adding an automated twist to its well-known door locks: a wireless, Internet-enabled product that can be locked, unlocked and monitored via PC, cell phone, or any other device with a Web browser.
The product is based on Schlage’s line of keypad locks, “which outsold all competitive locks within the first year of being officially launched,”
