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VINTAGE LED SYNCHRONAR SOLAR POWERED WATCH

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VINTAGE LED SYNCHRONAR SOLAR POWERED WATCH TokyoFlash High Tech Designer Watches

Annual Reports,Synchronar Literature,Pamplets,Flyers

Buy It Now Price: $419.00
Current Price: $379.00
Designer Watch Location: 13849
Tokyoflash Watch Description: NOTE!!! THIS IS A ONE OF A KIND AUCTION SOME OF THE LITERATURE I ONLY HAVE ONE COPY OF.Also included is a picture of the First Prototype on my Father’s wrist. Listed Here today is a Very Very Large Group of Synchronar Flyers and Advertisements and 2 Very RARE Annual Reports.They are both Ragen and Riehl Time Corporation Flyers and Advertisements. Also some small Ragen Pamplets/Advertisements shown in pictures come with this Auction. This Auction includes 2 Ness Time Advertisements: 1 is a Flyer seen in pictures and the other is a small black folder that I took pictures of Front and Back sides it’s a Black folder with picture of Synchronar on 1 side and picture of a Ness Watch on the other side. Also this auction Includes a red Flyer from Divetime Industries in California. Showing their Advertisement for the Synchronar. Also their is a “TRENDSETTERS” Advertisement for the Synchronar included in this auction. The 1974 “RAGEN ANNUAL REPORT” is the First by Ragen that has the Synchronar inside it, and some pictures are also inside that Report. The Very Very Rare 1970 Riehl Electronics Corporation Annual Report has sold between $249.00- $299.00 by itself, to several different people. It shows a Picture of What my Father Originally conceived the Synchronar to look like. But none were ever produced that actually looked like that picture. The Report also shows a few other of my Father’s Inventions of the late 1960′s. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING IF YOU ARE GOING TO BID. BARRY

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iPhone 3G Android hack, judge denies desire for iPhone 4G search warrant, no Verizon iPhone that year

Fri, 07 May 2010 13:17:47 +0000

We have already heard that some hackers have been able to get Android to run on the iPhone 3G. A new video has surfaced that shows Android on the iPhone.

I mentioned that the documents pertaining to the reason the warrant to search the Gizmodo editor’s home by the iPhone 4G prototype was being secreted away by the judge in the case. The judge has now denied a request to turn the search warrant documents by to media outlets.

Many have been expecting the iPhone to land on Verizon that year. One analyst has now decided that the iPhone will stay locked to AT&T considering he figures the cheap goods plans for the iPad 3G would have come with an extension on iPhone exclusivity.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

iHome iP90 clock updated, Patent app hints at heart rate ID, iPhone HD saga continues

Thu, 06 May 2010 14:56:50 +0000

The amount of accessories and docks on the market for the iPhone and iPad is staggering. iHome makes a lot of these items and has announced that its high-end iP90 alarm clock has been updated for 2010.

Apple has filed a new patent application that shows an interesting way to tell who is using the phone. The app outlines a heart rate sensor that is built into the case and reads the heart rate to identify the user.

The saga of police raids and legal wrangling surrounding the publishing of the iPhone HD prototype on Gizmodo are legendary. A judge presiding by the case has now been told that the documents that are secret right now outlining why the search of the Gizmodo editors home was allowed should be public. These sorts of documents are public record in most cases.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

Pictures And Video Of The Motorola RAZR3 Surface

Mon, 03 May 2010 10:44:26 +0000

While the Motorola RAZR3 won’t be released (ever), it’s still interesting to see that some folks out there managed to score a prototype of that phone, though that one wasn’t found in a bar. The folks by at Boy Genius have posted a bunch of pictures, giving you a good notion of what that phone would be like whether it were actually to manufacture it into retail stores. whether you’re still intrigued, we’ve additionally got a video of that phone in action after the jump. Despite it not being a smartphone, it does offer some rather nifty features, such as:

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Poseidon 37 floating capability plant

Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:36:55 +0000

The Poseidon 37 floating capability plant is one hard cookie, touting to boast the durability of an oil rig as well as having the efficiency to generate up to 50 gigawatts of hydro and wind capability annually. A prototype of the Poseidon 37 is currently being constructed by Danish company Floating capability Plant, where the final product will measure some good 230 meters distant and tip the scales at 30,000 tons, which ought to be massive decent to handle the tempestous waters on the seven seas. It seems that the commercial version will come with either three 1.5-2 megawatt turbines or one 5 megawatt turbine.

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iPhone 4G costs Gawker $20k in all, Rhapsody offline mode, Gray Powell offered free vacation

Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:11:42 +0000

The world knows that Gizmodo and parent Gawker Media paid $5,000 for the iPhone HD or 4G prototype that was lost in a bar in California. Gawker head Nick Denton figures the whole thing cost him about $20,000 for the handset, bonuses, and bandwidth. The money made from the exclusive is estimated to be $200,000.

Rhapsody has been on the iPhone for a while now and the service has gained an urgent new feature. Users can now take advantage of an offline listening mode that caches music and lets you listen without an World Wide Web connection.

The Apple employee who lost the infamous iPhone HD prototype in a bar has been offered a free German holiday. The offer comes from Lufthansa airlines and whether I were My. Powell I’d want to be certain Steve Jobs wasn’t sending him by on a one way ticket.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

Police raid Gizmodo editor’s house, WiFi sync app for iPhone, 8-bit Rebellion

Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:11:39 +0000

Gizmodo purchased the lost iPhone HD prototype from the person who found it in a local bar for $5000. The Gizmodo editor, who wrote the story, Jason Chen, has had his home raided by police looking for evidence in a possible criminal prosecution of the case and reports are claiming that the probe is set to expand.

One of the features that many iPhone users have wished for since the handset launched was a wireless sync capability. A new app has been developed and apparently submitted for approval that makes wireless sync possible.

Fans of the band Linkin Park will want to try out a new game app for the iPhone called Linkin Park 8-bit Rebellion. The game lets players who complete it get a free track that has not been released called Blackbirds.

Orginal post by Shane McGlaun

Cheap material could compose night vision a staple in devices

Tue, 27 Apr 2010 05:35:26 +0000

The University of Florida with some funding from DARPA have managed to uncover a new film-thin material which will be able to introduce cheap and lightweight night vision to virtually anything and everything, ranging from gadgets to digital cameras and even car windshields – of course, night vision on a car windshield isn’t such a good concept unless you’re on a one-way street. Using similar technology in OLED displays, that new material relies on seven layers that are excited by infrared light, generating electricity charges that are amplified by the next layer, resulting in total darkness being transformed into a clear view. The prototype can only cover one square cm at point of publishing, but it should be able to be scaled up in due instance.

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iPhone 4G costs Gawker $20k in all, Rhapsody offline mode, Garry Powell offered free vacation

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 13:54:19 +0000

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iPod touch with camera makes brief appearance on eBay

Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:24:36 +0000

Looks like the recent iPhone 4G prototype fiasco showed that even girls have a lower chance of getting picked up at a bar by a true blue geek when they face such stiff competition from Apple. poor jokes aside, we have word of another Apple leak, that duration round involving an iPod touch with a built-in camera being made available on eBay for all but the briefest of moments, before it was naturally pulled down. The two devices featured iPod branding on the back, alongside prototype identification codes “DVT-1″ and “DVT-2″ (“DVT” stands for “design verification test”), while the DVT-2 model seems to come with an additional bar cipher label that was apparently stamped by the “Apple Development Team.” What do you think of that leak?

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