The next time you hear the terrorism alarm sound and you happen to see one of these washrooms nearby, quickly hop into it, lock the doors and pray. The structure is bulletproof, and can even withstand a 15-ton blast. So you are pretty safe from whatever that is happening out there. But if the [...]
Continue reading...8. September 2006
September is the month for Maria Sharapova-signed Motorola phones. Last year, we had the Maria Sharapova RAZR V3. And this year, Motorola brings us the Maria Sharapova PEBL. The signature is laser-etched on a white version of the PEBL. But the catch is you can’t just buy it. It is the prize for the Maria Sharapova [...]
Continue reading...7. September 2006
How crazy can Japanese get over Hello Kitty? The fact that these Hello Kitty exhaust pipes were spotted on different cars suggests that some goofy mechanic is out there Kitti-fying exhaust pipes.
Continue reading...6. September 2006
Analysts seem to be very confident about the iPhone being real, even encouraging investors to start buying Apple shares aggressively before the phone is released. American Technology Research Analyst Shaw Wu even claims that the phone has already gone from the concept design to a prototype. “We believe this smart phone has been in development for [...]
Continue reading...5. September 2006
The newly announced Samsung SDC-MS61 is the company’s latest compact digital camera. Nothing truly innovative here, but the bluish color may be the thing that sets it apart from the rest. 6-megapixel 3x Optical Zoom. Using refraction optical method, the lens is hidden inside the camera body Up to ISO 1600 for low-light shooting 3-inch 16:9 widescreen LCD display Video [...]
Continue reading...4. September 2006
This is the kind of cool things that an Epilog Laser Engraver can do. Celtic knot was designed in Adobe Photoshop, and later transferred to the laser system by hooking up it up to a Windows box running Corel Draw. Of course, dry runs were conducted on a piece of paper to make sure the [...]
Continue reading...3. September 2006
Do you always find yourself out of wireless access points’ range? Or your house is just so big? Wi-Fire should be of benefit to you. Simply plug it up to your USB port and you can extend your WiFi signal reception up to 1,000 feet. It is currently priced at $150, but only works for [...]
Continue reading...1. September 2006
Just a couple of weeks ago, we reported on the handshake-eliminating algorithm invented by the smart people from MIT. Very promising piece of software that can help minimize the effects of handshakes even after the fact. But what it doesn’t do is eliminating blur caused by motion. This is where Mitsubishi’s new flutter [...]
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9. September 2006
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