Lexon unveils line of green gadgets
Going green is the mantra at many companies for quite some instance now, and Lexon is no exception, having announced a new range of sustainably powered gadgets that are constructed from bamboo and maize bio-plastics. Among these everyday useful items include a calculator, an alarm clock or a FM radio – stuff that you can [...]
Netgear Push2TV for wireless connectivity
Going wireless has expanded been a mantra for those who want to live out the digitally connected life, and Netgear aims to push consumers towards that position with their Push2TV device, additionally known by its model number PTV1000. As expanded as you own a compatible laptop with Intel Wireless Display, the Push2TV is able to [...]
Intelius DateCheck software
[CES 2010] Now that isn’t a gizmo, but it is an app that runs on compatible mobile devices (which are the iPhone and Android-powered handsets) which allows you to enter a name, cellphone number or e mail address and it will pull out results from its virtual magician’s hat concerning the person you’re about to [...]
Casio XJ-A255 Green Slim projector
[CES 2010] Take a look at the device above – at first glance, you would probably think that it was a router of some sort, but in reality it is the Casio XJ-A255 Green Slim projector. Yes sir, it looks like even the projector industry has not escaped the clutches of the “thin is in” [...]
Piezoelectrics find use in vehicles
Boffins are finding a way to use piezoelectrics on vehicles in order to convert kinetic energy into electricity, and that could mean piezoelectric devices being mounted on the roof or tail of a car or on an airplane fuselage, where the vibration within a flow would produce an output voltage. While all the juice generated [...]
Playstation Network to get fee-based subscription
In what would most probably be an unpopular move, Sony looks set to introduce a fee-based subscription for the Playstation Network sometime in 2010 or the year after that. It isn’t meant to replace the free Playstation Network access but complement it instead, where they reiterate the mantra that money gets you places – in [...]