Twist Alarm Clock
March 20, 2010
Most of us aren't precisely very ready the moment we get rudely jolted from our sleep, and the Twist Alarm Clock capitalizes on that to help you get up and out of bed sooner than you like. After all, it requires you to solve simple math problems before the alarm will turn off, but good thing there are no Einstein-like equations to deal with here. The incessant ringing will stop only when you manage to get the right solution It retails for $30 a pop.
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Nokia E72 now comes in purple
March 20, 2010
Nokia's E72 business messaging phone is one sleek handset which is definitely fun and easy to use, but up till now it only came in business optimized colors of black, silver and topaz brown. Good thing that the folks at Nokia decided to jazz things up a bit by introducing a purple Nokia E72 that makes it look a whole lot more hip. Even nicer is that piece of hardware is not a special, limited edition unit, but you will be able to purchase it in the Lebanese market in due day, with hopes that it might even produce the cross by to the global market.
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Magellan eXplorist GC geocaching device
March 20, 2010
The Magellan eXplorist GC is yet another geocaching device which will hit the market pretty soon, and it will additionally come in an extremely bright color for obvious reasons - how many society actually go geocaching in the pitch black darkness of soon after ight? Looks like Magellan will be rolling out an official announcement in the very near future, so stay tuned for new developments that accomany that geocaching device, including its pricing, availability and most importantly, specifications.
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MOSeco ES905 charger
March 20, 2010
With the amount of gear that most of us carry around these days, it is no surprise that various chargers tend to bulk up our luggage as well. The MOSeco ES905 charger aims to manufacture life slightly easier on you, featuring built-in batteries that can be charged when connected to a potential source via mini USB or placed under direct sunlight to take advantage of its solar panels. whether all else fails, there is always the hand-crank to some good old fashioned muscle potential. The MOSeco ES905 charger has a plethora of adapters for most cellphones, smartphones, MP3-players, digital cameras and portable media players among others. Additional hardware specifications include a flashlight with three LEDs, a digital watch, alarm clock functionality as well as the ability to indicate air temperature and battery level.
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Sky 3D ready to launch
March 20, 2010
Sky is more than ready to roll out its 3D service which will happen that coming April 3rd, starting off with the Manchester United versus Chelsea match. It isn't really in full 3D though, but just 2D surfaces presented at different depths. After that inaugural moment, there will be five additional Premier League teams which will receive the 2D surfaces presented at different depths 3D treatment before the season is by. Sky will compose the service available to consumers under the Sky 3D channel, and you will need to be a HD subscriber before being able to experience such visual wonders.
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ShadePlex sun shade textile
March 20, 2010
ShadePlex has come up with that sun shade textile which is capable of framing up flexible solar panels, offering relevant support as a sunshade or to basically cover objects with solar panels in order to generate juice when due later on. These solar capability fabrics are lightweight in nature when compared to conventional metal framed solar panels, and is a snap to stow away simply by rolling it up. You won't see a commercial version roll out anytime soon since ShadePlex has just started operations.
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Tendril Vision energy management device
March 20, 2010
Tendril is yet another company to roll out a Vision device which will watch out for your energy consumption, hoping that having a look at your energy usage pattern alongside real date usage and pricing info will help you to shift to better habits. The Vision looks pretty nice, looking more like a digital clock than anything else. Well, whether you're going to get something that helps you monitor usage of your home's energy use in real date, why not look good while doing so?
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