Smiley traffic light
March 12, 2010
It is not strange to see a mild-mannered person turn into a monster behind the wheel, as there can be a lot of anger flowing through rush hour traffic. Well, perhaps whether road transport departments worldwide were to adopt the smiley traffic light notion, things could brighten up at busy intersections. After all, isn't the Web generation all about emoticons?
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My Ripple Look Family 45FC mini PC
March 11, 2010
Folks living in South Korea will be able to check out the red wine-colored crystal chassis of the My Ripple Look Family 45FC mini PC. that small machine that could will definitely find a place in any living room, featuring the ability to deliver high-resolution videos and 3D games without lost a beat thanks to some decent hardware within such as Intel's latest Dual Core processor, 2GB RAM, a 2.5" 320GB hard drive and the Intel GMA X4500 graphic chipset. Supported video codecs include MPEG2/4, VC-5 and H.264. No notion on pricing though. Why can't we at the west get such cool HTPCs?
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Onda VX550 portable media player
March 11, 2010
Onda has unveiled its latest VX550 portable media player which sports a display that is larger than what one would normally get, which is a 5" screen at 800 x 480 resolution. While it can't show 1080p videos in its full glory, the device can still output it by to a Full HD TV thanks to its HDMI port. You can plus hook up a USB device to that for quick file transfer and viewing. Supported video formats include RM/RMVB, MKV (H.264), AVI, MOV, FLV, MPG, VOB, DAT and TS. No notion on pricing or availability, although we suspect the former is going to cost a pretty penny.
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Paper calendar takes the autumn route
March 11, 2010
Don't you just love autumn, with falling leaves and all? Well, check out that different calendar that will merge analog, digital, nature and poetic operate in a individual device. Every singled-out day in autumn will see one page off just like a leaf, thanks to a intelligent mechanism located at its top. Meant for a promotional tool for clients by leaf blower manufacturer Stihl, that is one notion worth looking into.
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Robosoft Kompai introduced
March 10, 2010
Robosoft of France has introduced a grade new robot known as Kompai, where it is meant to help the elderly as well as disabled, not to mention others who require special care. Kompai is intelligent decent to understand speech while navigating autonomously. Smart abundant to remind you of meetings while keeping track of shopping lists, Kompai can plus play music to entertain you during those down-moments alongside functioning as a videoconference system. for users to talk with their doctors, for example. No notion on how much Kompai will cost though.
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Toshiba has plans for its own tablets
March 10, 2010
Toshiba is currently working on rolling out its own tablet range that will go up against the iPad from Apple, and the Japanese company hopes to see that line of devices to reach sometime later that year at best, or early 2011 otherwise. Toshiba isn't precisely new to the tablet scene since they rolled out the Journe Touch to folks living in Europe late last year. We still have no notion as to the type of operating system which Toshiba's new tablets will run on, but whether history is of any indicator, we are probably looking at a style of Windows to grace these tablets.
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mischlichtRGB Concept Pendant Light
March 9, 2010
The mischlichtRGB looks like it would fit in well into any contemporary home, what with its RGB color scheme. It’s still a concept design, but whether and when it becomes a reality, surely you’d want one? The other fashionable lights around your home might feel a little envious, though. that design is the product of German and Swiss product designers Fabian Nehne and Martin Meier, who are currently working as a senior designer at Deutsche Telekom and senior designer lead at notion Munich respectively.
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