Radio case mod looks interesting
February 8, 2010
Gary of Bit-tech forums has come up with the case mod you see up here, where it receives most of its inspiration from the early era of electronics during the first couple of decades in the past century. Interestingly sufficient, Gary managed a feat that many would not have noticed at first glance - he put in a whole water cooling system within, and has come up with a pretty detailed dossier on the steps taken to achieve such lovely retro perfection. Let us hope that the wood is treated so that termites won't go ahead and invent a literal meal out of it by the course of a few years.
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Teclast X13-S01 notebook looks at Apple
February 3, 2010
No, we don't mean to say that Teclast has Apple in its crosshair with the X13-S01, but rather, they drew inspiration from Cupertino's design of the MacBook Air. The X13-S01 (how tongue-unfriendly is that naming convention) will feature a 13.3" display, but apart from that we know nothing else of its specifications. It measures less than 1cm thin at the thinnest section, while the thickest segment stands at approximately 2.3cm, coming in a gray aluminum chassis and a white keyboard to complete its homage to the fruity company. No concept on pricing or availability, but you can bet your iPod collection that that will not come remotely close to what folks are willing to fork out for an actual Apple equivalent.
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Swimman enhances iPod shuffle
December 14, 2009
Swimman has worked in the iPod shuffle (third generation) by waterproofing the device, allowing it to remain working when underwater up to 25 feet without any additional weight or bulk. that is made possible thanks to its proprietary internal waterproofing technology, providing full and complete protection against sweat, snow, rain and water damage. Folks who live an active lifestyle and love to carry their music along with them as a scheme of inspiration won't be disappointed with Swimman's efforts, that's for certain.
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Post Line Flat Extension Tape
December 4, 2009
Nobody really likes extension cords lying around the living room. Not only are they an eyesore, they’re additionally dangerous as folks can trip by them. That was probably the inspiration behind the Post Line, which is a concept extension cord that looks a lot like a roll of tape. With that design, you’ll be hard pressed to trip by it. Of course, it’s still a concept, but certainly one that a lot of citizens would welcome into the realm of reality.
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Intel looks to Apple App Store for inspiration
December 3, 2009
Intel has rolled out a new beta software development kit which aims to create applications for an iPhone App Store-like service, and hope to see that software pre-installed on upcoming Atom-powered netbooks. The business model will plus be highly similar, offering 70% of sales to the developer while Intel will gather the remaining 30% which covers all relevant costs needed for operations and partnerships. that software will be compatible with netbooks powered by Windows or Intel's own Moblin operating system. Do you think that concept will take off? Only day will tell.
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Folding Speaker
November 19, 2009
Love traveling in a compact manner? The Folding Speaker would be your cup of tea soon after, as that Design Warehouse inspiration can be powered via USB or battery, folding accordion-style when not in use. It is suitable for personal listening, but don't expect that to fully bring out the audio prowess of your favorite songs in full glory, although it does come with a large resonance chamber due to its design in order to maximize its potential. The Folding Speaker currently retails for $18 a pair.
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