The ricavision vista remote has a 2.5 inch colour screen and get this… a 100 meter operating radius. The ricavision remote will be able to control Media center and will be hitting the shops for 200 dollars early next year.

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The Kokuyo mouse is designed as a defense weapon for those using a PC with important data on it. The laser is the weapon that can be drawn at any time to warn off foes. Ok, I lied. The Kokuyo mouse is handy for those who do powerpoint presentations and need to point out something on the screen. Unfortunatly it is not cordless and it seems it might not be as useful as it is meant to be. The laser has a range of 25 meters and no more details are available yet.

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You have probably walked through an airport to see one of those fancy spinning screens which seems to always face you. You have also probably seen the frisby with a bank of LEDs on which you can throw and it spells out words in the air. The POV Christmas tree works on a similar principle. It is a bank of LEDs in the shape of a tree. The LEDs spin around a central point fast and it shows the appearance of a christmas tree out of LEDs. They are cool to watch. The tree is powered by 9V batteries and full instructions can be found at the link at the bottom of this post.

For those of you who are not sure what POV means, it is persistance of vision.

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Instructions: Make

Ben Heck has created a new Atari and this time it is inspired by the Nintendo DS. The device that was cut up and reshaped was the Atari VCSp. A step by step guide is included on the website for those of you who are electronically minded and want to try this out. The result is a kind of chunky DS like device with a fold out screen and a cartridge slot at near side. It is amazing to see the size of DS cartridges compared to Atari cartridges and the amount they have shrunk… also take in to consideration that the amount of data stored on a DS will be larger then that of the Atari cartridge.

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Ultra Products have released an 8Gb SDHD card which costs just 150 dollars. It has a transfer speed of 2Mb/second but the shear size and small price is pretty cool. The card is only compatible with a number of readers, so do check first that you have an SDHD compliant device before forking out 150 dollars for one of these.

Via: Engadget

The XBox and XBox apparantly are not quite the right shape for some people… so someone decided it was time to get a very high powered jet and cut it like a hot knife in butter. The jet was used to chop up the 2 xboxes and it came up with some interesting results.

Check out all the images over at MAKE which show the process and the final images of what happened.

Via: Engadget