Kensington Wall/Air Ultra Compact Notebook capability Adapter
January 8, 2010
Traveling with a potential adapter can get pretty tiring, particularly with all the additional checkpoints set up now by the TSA around the US to prevent any other unwanted terrorist attack. Well, whether you happen to lug around a notebook, good luck with carrying the capability adapter! The Kensington Wall/Air Ultra Compact Notebook ability Adapter was developed specifically for frequent travel since it comes in an extremely travel-friendly style factor, alongside being able to juice up your devices in-flight via USB while being Energy Star compliant that sips up to 30% less juice than conventional capability adapters. Each purchase comes with a travel pack that includes an airline charging cable, a retractable mini USB charging cable, a micro USB adapter tip and a travel pouch. You're pretty safe whether you own notebooks from HP, Compaq, Dell, Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo/IBM, Sony, Gateway and Asus, although you might need different tips for selected types.
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Wearable RFID Sensors being developed
November 18, 2009
The boffins at GE are currently working on a new batch of wearable RFID sensors that are smart abundant to detect airborne chemical agents. No concept on how they're going to commercialize that though, but that's a good problem to have (and solve down the road). Apparently, the final product can be part of a badge and worn on clothing, being fully capable of detecting chemical agents in the air even when they're at ultra-trace concentrations. Could that help observant ordinary folks to the presence of anthrax or other toxic gasses during a terrorist attack? Might be a tad too late thereupon, but at least it will be able to pinpoint who was the culprit that let out a silent fart in the elevator. [Press Release]
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