Sony have launched their latest firmware for the PSP. Version 5.0 is the latest update which allows for Wi-Fi access to the PlayStation Store as well as a full sized QWERTY keyboard. [Read more…]
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Sony PSP 5.0 Firmware Released
October 16, 2008 by Leave a Comment
T-Sketch T-Shirt
September 22, 2008 by 1 Comment
You will have seen a number of T-shirts over the last year or so which have animated features on the front such as a graphic equalizer or a clock. T-Sketch have now made a t-shirt which allows you to draw what ever you want on to it’s display. [Read more…]
NZXT Sentry LX Fan Controller
July 3, 2008 by Leave a Comment
When overclocking a PC, heat is the biggest problem you will face. Your task is to get rid of the heat as quick as possible which then allows your PC to run at a higher speed and not crash (or blow up). To help with keeping things cool inside, NZXT have created the Sentry LX fan controller. [Read more…]
Retro Rotary Phone Watch
June 24, 2008 by 1 Comment
Rotary phones remind me of when I was a kid. We had one in the house (brown or green I think) which did it’s job and did it well. In 2008 you do not tend to see many (any at all?) of these phones around any more. Mix the lack of this with the way technology is moving forwards, then the mixture of the two creates The Zihotch Retro Phone Watch. [Read more…]
Quad Band Cell Phone Watch
May 2, 2008 by 4 Comments
This Cell Phone watch has a number of quite cool features which include a camera, vibration, card slot and bluetooth. It is named the D299i Quad Band Cell Phone Watch and has a built in 1.4 inch touch screen display. [Read more…]
USB Washing Machine and Alarm
April 28, 2008 by 2 Comments
A ton of weird and wonderful ideas have been created because of the good old USB ports found on every PC and laptop that have been made over the last 10 years. The latest crazy idea is a USB Washing Machine alarm clock. [Read more…]
Triton 79 – Limited Edition Cooler
February 29, 2008 by 1 Comment
The Triton 79 Amazing is built by Asus and is a limited edition cooler for your CPU. Just 3200 of these will be built. The cooler is aimed at gaming enthusiasts and helps keep PC’s running at the lowest possible temperature. By lowering the operating temperature it allows for some major over clocking of the processor and in turn, that speeds up the PC making game play and graphics smoother. The Triton 79 supports Intel Core 2 Extreme, Core 2 Quad-Core and AMD Athlon 64 processors.
The cooler is metallic looking, made from nickel plating with a copper base. 4 copper heat popes with aluminium fins help disperse the heat away from the processor and to top it off, there is a 12 cm fan to keep things cool. I have to admit that it does look like a great cooler for the gaming market and with only 3200 being made available, we can expect this one to sell quite quick among enthusiasts.
Via: GizmoWatch
Solar Powered Razor
February 15, 2008 by Leave a Comment
For those of you who must keep your face clean shaved each and every day, but seem to find it grows back too quick then this solar powered razor comes to the rescue. It is powered by sunlight and is a very slim razor that will fit in to any travel bag allowing you to quickly shave regardless of the power situation around you. There are no details on if this shaver needs charging by the sun before use, or if you just need to be in sunlight while shaving.
It measures 10 x 5.5 x 1.5 cm and costs £35 in the UK. It comes with a brush to clean the heads also.
Product Page Via: OhGizmo
Turntable Watch
January 22, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Turntable Watch is designed to look like a Technics 1200 turntable. The clock hands rotate to turn the time, but unfortunately you cannot scratch mini records on it. The Turntable watch comes in a cool case too which looks like a miniature flight case. It costs just $59 and is available from TurntableLab.
Via: Technabob
Underwater Lap and Calorie Counter
November 23, 2007 by Leave a Comment
This underwater clock is perfect for the avid swimmer who wants to keep track of their swimming activities. The device sticks to the wall of the pool under the water and displays how many laps you swim and how long it took along with the total swimming time and a calorie counter added for fun. When you swim the length of the pool and back you hit the timer and the time is displayed for 5 seconds allowing you to capture how good you are.
The Finis Lap Track costs £39 from here
Via: GeekAlerts
Visuals USB Gauge
November 10, 2007 by Leave a Comment
Over clocking PC’s is serious business. Parts can be expensive and you need to make sure you do not over heat the thing, or have a lack of power. Getting the most out of your power supply is also needed. The Visuals USB gauge provides real time readouts on what is happening right now inside your PC. The gauge supplies information on wattage consumption, temperature and fan speed of the PSU. As the name suggests, it connects to a USB port on your PC. To switch between various modes you just hit a small button on the face of the device.
Cool Car Dash Board Display
October 26, 2007 by Leave a Comment
This dash comes from Nippon Seiki and is called the Wide Vision. It is a screen behind the clocks on the dash which can show a ton more details then your normal speed, RPM etc… Night vision is included as well as rear view cameras. Check out the video over at Gizmodo to see what it’s all about.
Via: Gizmodo
