Tag: gadgets
Photo-Mosaic mirror makes you out of everything else
The Photo-Mosaic mirrors by the Barbarian Group use hundreds of tiny images to create – pop! It’s you! While you might not want to use this to tweeze your eyebrows or even to apply moisturizer if your sense of touch is poor, the effect is pretty spectacular-if-zeitgeisty. Only 100 of these mirrors are being made, but they also plan to announce the 2.0 version at ETech 2008. $6000. [GT]
McLeod Mirror Series 1 by the Barbarian Group (via Radar O’Reilly)
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The Filter gets sociable with MySpace and Facebook
Not content with being music recommendations software that allows you to create playlists, or with being associated with Peter Gabriel, The Filter now wants to get all up in your Face(book) and invade your (My)Space. Software developers Exabre have engineered a widget version of The Filter that allows users to publish their playlists on their blog, MySpace or Facebook page. The developers call the new version “the digital equivalent of rummaging through your friends’ music collection.” [GT]
The Filter [via Macworld]
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Pricey Philips Pronto TSU9400 controls everything, everything!
The Philips Pronto TSU9400 is so posh, it actually has a 640×480 television built into it. Controlling, well, everything which has an infrared receiver, yet via Wi-Fi, it claims it has zero line-of-sight issues. It also has a docking station through which it recharges its Li-lon battery. At $900 (!) it had better also control the toaster into coming upstairs with fresh toast — but those who spend thousands of pounds on their televisions and stereos may be willing to shell out for the One Remote To Bind Them All. (Also, given the way technology comes down in price, in five years they may be giving these away with each fill-up of petrol.) [GT]
Philips Pronto TSU9400 [via Technabob]
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USB robot webcam is cheap and cheerful
The USB robot webcam is recording everything you do to send back to its robot masters to aid them in their quest to destroy all humans! So don’t be lured in by its four LED lights that turn on automatically when it gets dark, its 350K pixel camera, or its 30fps frame rate or that it retails for $24.00. It’s a plot to kill us all! (Though, ah, it does look sort of cute. In a murderous sort of way.) [GT]
USB Robot Cam (viaThe Red Ferret Journal)
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USB combination digital microscope, webcam and hub
Brando has come up with a device that can turn everyone into scientists. (No, not some kind of mind-ray – yet!) The USB Digital Microscope + Web Cam + USB2.0 Hub is a digital microscope that has a web cam and 2-port USB hub. (Surprise!) This combination allows you to view and capture high quality images and videos, display them on your computer, and show them… to the world! Yes, you’ll show them! No, seriously, it’s a webcam, you’ll show them. $200. [GT]
USB Digital Microscope + Web Cam + USB2.0 Hub
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Blackle is cooler than regular Google – literally
The blog ecoIron suggested that if Google were to switch to a black background, it would save 750 megawatt-hours per year. (This is because when your monitor displays a predominantly white webpage, it uses about 15 more watts than it does while displaying a predominantly black webpage.) Blackle has decided to do something about this by, well, being a Google clone with a black background. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn’t, but it looks cool doing whatever it is or is not doing. [GT]
Blackle (via geeksugar)
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Mini Rubix Cube Cell Phone Strap
The Mini Rubix Cube Cell Phone Strap allows you to play with this challenging cube wherever you go. However it’s only 2X2 so you don’t have to look at it dangling unsolved off the end of your phone telling all the world how stupid you are until you smash it into bits. (Whoa! Total ’80’s flashback!) ¥320.[GT]
Mini Rubix Cube Cell Phone Strap (viaTokyomango)
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Bongo Pong: play Pong using a skateboard. Just attempt an ollie with this, dude!
Bored of playing Pong with your boobs? Get off this site, sheesh! If you’re after, however, a more safe-for-work format of playing the retro game, then check out what this chap who goes by the name of Imagitronics, has created…
Top five Simpsons gadgets, just in time for the movie!
I was in Paris last week, and on a late night drunken binge, we ventured into Quick, which was obviously the red light district’s premiere fast food joint. I knew the Simpsons film was vaguely around the corner, but their completely Homer-fied menu quickly (heh) knocked the proximity into me. So, in ode to the Simpsons-themed ‘Long Fish’ burger, and Simpsons-fries I don’t *actually* remember eating, here’s my list of the five best Simpsons gadgetry Bart would spend his pocket-money on. That last sentence was so meta my mind feels like a deep-fryer now, and speaking of which…
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Jonathan Weinberg writes… IS anyone else bored to tears with the whole Blu-ray v HD-DVD debate. I know I am. Rival film studios and techno firms are falling over themselves to tell us how great their particular new format is,…
