July 31, 2007 by Lauren
Well it's about time, I guess. Not only do we have our own underwater video cameras, we even know
how to rig them up by ourselves. I'm assuming we could probably submerge anything in the same way, but it's nice to have companies build these things for us, too. That said, this seems like one of the more pointless waterproof gadgets out there.
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July 30, 2007 by Lauren
The prototype of the Halluc II was unveiled a few days ago by researchers at the Chiba Institute of Technology. This swank robot vehicle is equipped with eight legs that are prepared to handle rough and rugged terrain, whether it is driving or walking. In addition to those options, the robot can move sideways, conquer obstacles in either mode, and turn around in place. It's reminiscent of something from Inspector Gadget meets Transformers, and it admittedly looks like an intensely cool toy.
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July 17, 2007 by Vincent
It seems like these days everything is becoming multi-function, if it can only do one thing at a time; what's the point? Well to continue this trend is the Metallic Video watch. A multimedia playing watch that supports video and audio as well as image review.
This video wristwatch features an OLED screen with 128x128 resolution with a black leather band. The watch supports MP3/WMA playback with built in equilizer functions.
[Read the rest of this post]July 16, 2007 by Carl
If you've ever fancied setting up a home cinema system but just don't know where to start then the new Epson Ensemble home theater package is just what you need. Rather than trying to buy all the different components separately and hoping that you have remembered everything and that they all work together, Epsons system is the complete package which includes everything you need and is simple to set up.
[Read the rest of this post]July 16, 2007 by Carl
In the world of TV screen sizes, bigger is always better and thats why Panasonic have created this huge plasma TV, measuring 261 centimeters diagonally (2.4m by 1.4m) its the world largest Plasma screen.
At $105,000 it certainly doesn't fit into my budget for a new TV, but theres no doubt that there will be demand for this in the luxury home market
[Read the rest of this post]July 15, 2007 by Carl
If like me you have or have wanted to wall mount your plasma TV then you'll know the headache that comes from deciding what to do with all the wires, you don't want loads of wires running down your wall and is it really worth the effort of building them into the existing wall? Now Samsung have come up with a great solution to this, the Samsung 94 Series Plasma TVs.
Instead of running wires to the TV the Samsung 94 series comes with a built in wireless connection that connects to a receiver that you can hide away up to 200ft from the TV.
[Read the rest of this post]July 15, 2007 by Lauren
Gadgets and electronics don't just belong to those who study them. Nearly everyone has a cellphone in their pocket or and iPod while they jog. If that's you, or if you're the most advanced person within a 100 mile radius, there are things you should know. There are two concepts that are simple but vital. Technology needs to be kept
cool and dry, and I'm here to help with that.
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