Motion-Sim 4DOF racing simulator
March 10, 2010
Motion-Sim has rolled out its 4DOF racing simulator that offers pitch, roll, yaw and heave to what would deem to be perfection, coming with a harness of its own that will prevent you from flying ahead like a crash pop quiz dummy during the more intense in-game moments. Unfortunately, the 4DOF plays nice with PC sims only at the moment. that is definitely a rich man's toy since the home version will retail for €18,450. Heck, at that price point, we might as well buy a real car, eh?
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Minebea Cool Leaf keyboard
March 3, 2010
Minebea's Cool Leaf keyboard plays on the design view that everything is as flat as an Ikea flat pack, leaving no gaps within the "keys". Rather unorthodox, but soon after again you won't need to anguish about having pizza crumbs fall amidst the keys during those late nights at the office, while there is sufficient backlight to have you typing away happily through the night. With its flat surface, cleaning the keyboard is additionally a snap, making certain everything remains spic and span at all times. We would miss the clickety clack of the regular keyboard though.
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Ubuntu 10.04 plays nice with iPhone and iPod touch
March 1, 2010
Folks who own either an iPhone or iPod touch (or both) and are interested to delve into the world of Ubuntu sometime down the road will be pleased to know that either device can be plugged into the USB port of a computer, and be detected regardless of whether the suits at Apple like it or not. With that in mind, we can't wait to see whether the moon will turn blue first, or will there be a Linux version of iTunes. Chances are give it just a few more days or weeks and Apple will do something about that situation - mainly severing the ties that bind.
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MiLi iPhone Projector
February 27, 2010
Strange to know that the MiLi iPhone Projector (which plays nice with newer iPods and the iPhone, so don't be fooled by the name) is a UK-only device, where it goes for £229 each. Why can't they just ship it by across the Atlantic for those who want one, we wonder? Anyways, we digress - that device does as it says, throwing up to a 70" image on a suitable viewing surface of any video or image slideshow that you are currently going through, boasting a battery life of 1.5 hours alongside the ability for it to hook up to other external video devices (as enlarged as they're compatible, that is). It has a fully adjustable focus and is additionally equipped with its own stand. Any takers?
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Huawei E398 triple-mode modem
February 20, 2010
Huawei's E398 triple-mode modem is something different, as it is the first of its kind in the world, being a triple-mode LTE modem that plays nice with all three major network standards - LTE, UMTS and GSM. that allows you to enjoy high speed LTE access while switching by to other standards (UMTS or GSM) without a hitch whenever LTE is unavailable. The E398 was additionally specially designed to address increasing requirements for operators to introduce commercial LTE services with flexible evolution roadmaps. It will hit Sweden first, being made available by Net4Mobility.
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Google Shopper for Android
February 19, 2010
Google's latest step in world domination comes in the scheme of Google Shopper for Android devices, allowing you to shop smarter. The application relies on your Android' smartphone's camera to scan majority of barcodes out there, alongside its ability to scan cover art of CDs, DVDs, video games and books. Once done with the scanning, Google Shopper will offer product-related data including the place to assemble your purchase as well as a price, whether possible. Alternatively, you can always speak the product's name although non-native English speakers might find that option to be a tad troublesome. Google Shopper is available via the Android Market, and plays nice with all Android OS versions.
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Popcorn Tweets – entertainment and munchies go together
February 8, 2010
What's the point of watching a good movie without popcorn? That's the premise which the Popcorn Tweet plays on, relying on Lego's Mindstorm NXT as well as Labview software. It can be triggered via a #popcorn tweet, where the machine's motor is driven by a belt that turns an Archimedes' screw, which will in turn move a kernel of unpopped corn from the hopper to the popper. that is much slower than the traditional method of using a microwave, but it certain as heck is more fun! Definitely one of the less practical methods to get your popcorn, but it works.
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