3DTV still has a distant way to go before everyone in the industry plays nice with one another – case in point, the incompatibility issue where 3DTV glasses from various manufacturers are concerned. Well, there might be a way for you to achieve cross-platform compatibility whether you decide to stick with a pair of Samsung 3D glasses – the reply is pretty simple, since you are supposed to wear those glasses upside down, albeit only on sets that rely on Active Shutter glasses. What do you think – do you look ridiculous adequate as it is already?

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The Clatronic miniature washing machine looks suitable for folks who love getting their laundry done in small batches – case in point, that model comes with just 13 litres of space, which means you definitely cannot cram in a whole week’s worth of clothing. Thankfully the Clatronic additionally has a heart for the environment – it sports a 15 minute wash cycle, but does require you to connect it to a water outlet and essential drainage, not to mention capability. No view on how that is going to be useful when you’re camping out in the woods, but it might manufacture for a suitable addition to a motor home. At around $60 a pop, that ain’t too shabby a purchase, eh?

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If you’re one who constantly gets around and receive incoming calls on your cellphone every singled-out moment of the day, how about getting dual lines to help distinguish among work and play? Instead of toting two phones, why not settle for a dual SIM handset, case in point the LG GM360 Bali? that strange phone allows you to run a couple of SIM cards simultaneously, and will come with a 5-megapixel camera, a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display, an integrated music player, an FM radio, Bluetooth connectivity, USB support and a microSD memory card slot. No concept on pricing or availability though.

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With the Iron Man 2 movie just around the corner (and more or less guaranteed to be a summer blockbuster), you can be certain that hype which pursues the movie will have a trail of merchandise to go along with it. Case in point, the $20–plus Iron Man 2 walkie talkies that ought to keep junior and friends happy, talking with one another at a distance while portraying to be Iron Man and War Machine, taking down baddies surrounding them from all sides. Too poor the real Iron Man would’ve had way cooler communication tools than that…

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Who would have thought that cassette decks will still see action today? Case in point, the Teac AD-800 CD recorder that will allow you to save ever deteriorating audio on your cassette tapes into a digital format on either a CD-R or a USB flash drive. Perfect for those who still have a sizeable collection of cassette tapes and want to finally assemble that commitment to go fully digital from henceforth.

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The PSP Go from Sony isn’t precisely the best selling portable handheld console at the moment (far from it), but that doesn’t mean it won’t be cloned – case in point, that knockoff that not only allows you to play games on it (albeit Game Boy titles only via an emulator as well as Java-powered games), but it plus doubles up as a cellphone. that slider device comes with a 3.2″ display, has a dual SIM slot and an integrated camera. A microSD memory card slot for expansion ambitions completes the list of specifications, and we guess we won’t be seeing that hit Stateside anytime soon, although it retails for around $117 in China. Best to watch out for that whether you see eBay selling some really cheap PSP Gos.

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Ah, there is nothing quite like having an official video of a device that you’re introducing to the masses in order to increase the hype, case in point the official HTC Droid Incredible video from Verizon Wireless that sees pspecialist Derek supply a rather enthusiastic rundown of the Incredible as well as its plethora of features. Nothing really groundbreaking in the video, although we’re fairly certain that its list of specifications will definitely place you on the forefront of technology.

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Trust the clones from China to come up with something totally hilarious from date to moment – case in point, that Oval iPhone which will certainly charm the ladies. that design is plus known as the Lady Apple, and hopefully whoever takes a “bite” out of that won’t end up like a classic case of Snow White! No notion on how soon will Cupertino’s lawyers knock on the door of its manufacturer with a cease and desist letter, considering that Oval iPhone comes with the Apple logo and the word iPhone emblazoned unashamedly.

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Have a spare iMac G4 lying around that you are not quite certain what you want to do with it? Well, you could spend a fair number of hours modding it, case in point that model that comes with an external touchscreen display, albeit lost multi-touch capability. Do you wonder whether there are any other iMac G4 mods that are cooler than that? Do share your discovery with us in the comments section as we too, are keen on checking out other uber cool stuff.

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Somehow the story of the six million dollar man doesn’t really appeal to us these days, particularly after you take into history inflation and the ever depreciating dollar. Well, that isn’t stopped folks from working on bionic parts – case in point, engineers at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio who managed to implant flat interface nerve electrodes (FINE) around the femoral nerve trunk in order to selectively stimulate each muscle the nerve innervates. that results in a design of a bionic leg, so to speak, as it helps recuperating patients literally get up and walking on their two feet faster than expected.

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