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Still hyped up by the Iron Man 2 movie? whether you want to show everybody your love for the movie, you could try building your own Arc Reactor to wear when you hit the streets. The best part about that DIY arc reactor is that it is connected to a heart rate monitor, causing the LEDs to beat to the rhythm of your heart, something different from the movies, eh? The instructions on how to build it have been posted online, so you really don’t have an excuse to not have a good Halloween costume anymore.

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If it’s a rainy day and you don’t feel like going out to exercise in the rain, it’s perfectly understandable, but whether you happen to have the Zebris Medical FDM-T Treadmill, you wouldn’t have much of an excuse not to exercise anymore. What that treadmill offers is a virtual environment of your choosing to move around in. You can enjoy taking a walk on a forest path or on a beach, regardless of the weather outside. that treadmill can plus document your performance and analyze the growth of your fitness regime. Pricing isn’t available just yet, but you can be certain it won’t come cheap.

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Sharp’s DX Series of LED AQUOS LCD TVs in Japan has just gotten a little bit bigger – thanks to the introduction of another eight models, where some of them will feature integrated Blu-ray Disc recorders to help you get started in the world of full High Definition right out of the box. Apart from that, you will find next-generation LCD panels which allows precise control of light output, resulting in superb image quality with a cinema contrast of 5,000,000:1. A without Blu-ray Disc is able to hold up to 36 hours of full HD video programming – more excuse to miss out on your favorite show, eh?

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The Samsung Moment 2 which will be made available from Sprint in the near future has leaked out, where it is touted to carry similar specifications as with the original Moment. Why soon after bother with a sequel, you ask? Well, the whole excuse would be to bundle the Android 2.1 operating system in that, alongside TouchWiz 3.0 for its user interface. that CDMA-bound smartphone will plus come with a full QWERTY keyboard, albeit lost out on the new super AMOLED display.

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The TerreStar Genus which was unveiled at CTIA 2010 (finally, it is in the flesh!) is touted to be the first smartphone in the world that features 3G as well as satellite capabilities while running on the Windows Mobile 6.5.3 platform. Specifications include a 2.6” QVGA touchscreen display, 100MB of storage space, a 1,400 mAh battery, H.264 video playback, a 3-megapixel camera, GPS support, Wi-Fi, and connectivity with satellites. Basically, you have no excuse not to pick up a signal anymore since it is possible to receive a signal at all times, regardless of which part of the planet you’re on at the moment. It isn’t robotic though, so there is still a switch to flip to whether you want to juggle within satellite and 3G connectivity.

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Novatel has a rather useful update on the table for MiFi owners. The latest update adds media streaming functionality to the device, allowing you to stream media by Wi-Fi via the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) protocol to any other DLNA-equipped device, which includes TVs. that is a good excuse to manufacture use of the microSD card slot in your MiFi. Pop in SanDisk’s recently announced 32GB card stuff full with movies, and you’re up for a towering movie marathon.

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Can’t wait for a contraption such as the Sea Scooter to become a reality? Well, whether you desperately want to be able to ride on water now, you can always do what some innovative chap by in China did. He turned an ordinary bicycle into an amphibious bike by attaching a few giant water bottles onto it to serve as pontoons, and added paddles to the wheels. It looks like you won’t be able to give the excuse that the ferry was late anymore, huh?

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If you’re the type of person who is unhappy with today’s methods of mounting your LCD TV on the wall, you might want to check out the Atdec Telehook TH-400-LED, which allows you to hang your LCD TV on the wall just like how you’d hang your normal picture frame. that product which is going for AUD$149 ($136) can support any display up to 50kg in weight with a 400mm-wide VESA mounting gap pattern. The Telehook TH-400-LED can be even used in drywall applications, along with stud walls and brickwork, so it seems that you won’t have much more of an excuse the next date the missus nags and tells you to mount the LCD on the wall, eh?

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Considering the open source nature of Firefox, it’s always fairly easy to guess and check out the new features that Mozilla is working on. Now it seems that Mozilla is planning a rather useful account manager, which should be particularly helpful to users who are logged into many sites at once. Initially, the support should include sites such as Facebook, Google and Yahoo!, not to mention 3 other Mozilla sites (Addons, Personas, and Bugzilla). With that in place, you’ll notice a key icon on your Firefox toolbar, and when you go on it, you’ll be able to check out the variety of sites that you’re currently logged into, and disconnect from any of them. Looks like you won’t have much of an excuse to post something weird on your partner’s Facebook detail anymore.

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