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Power Nerds: 16-port USB Hub
I talk a lot of shit on nerds needing this but I’m guilty as charged. The whole reason I’m posting this ridiculous hub of ports? Because I need one desperately. Sure, it has a selector for use with two computers but I need this for my desktop iMac G5. Why? I have about 5 devices that I use for music production, an SD card reader, an iPhone charger, two external hard drives and my Arduino. Yeah, you could say I’m... Continue reading
Nabaztag Reboot: The Mirror by Violet
Alright. Stick with me on this one. You crazy Europeans love to created weird names for products, like The Mirror by Violet. That being said, The Mirror’ is one of the neatest gadgets I’ve seen in a long time. Hook the $60 plate up to your Mac or PC and get ready to read some RFID tags. The set includes Ztamps (glorified RFID tags) that you can stick in objects and assign actions. For instance, say you shove one inside... Continue reading
Update On Michael Arrington’s Internet Tablet
Oh gosh. I thought he’d given up on this with the economy and all. Guess not. He’s still working on that Internet tablet prototype that he came up with last summer. Now he has a new model called “Revision B” that is going to cost $299 or more. It’s ugly, it runs Ubuntu and weighs three fucking pounds. At this point, why you wouldn’t just buy a regular netbook with Windows is beyond me. Mikey has lost it. This is... Continue reading
Need A New TV Remote?
Head on over to Woot, where $5 will get you a decent Philips universal remote called the Icon 5. Just saying! Link
Open Peak: Intel-based VoIP and Entertainment
Hot damn! Believe it or not, the above display and handsets are for a new platform from Open Peak called Open Frame. It lets IP-based devices talk to each other over the network and acts as an entertainment hub. Built-in WiFi and Ethernet will let you check your calendar, YouTube, text messages, address book, email and more. All powered by a new Intel Atom processor, which helps keep the design small. It looks like a beautiful interface. Here’s to 2009,... Continue reading
Duracell Charger Is Good To Go
Portable devices are with you wherever you go. That’s exactly why Duracell wants to charge your phone or iPod. By powering handheld devices with its PowerSource Mini, Duracell can save you precious battery life so long as you charge via mini USB. Currently it comes in two forms: one for your iPod and the other to power your BlackBerry. This isn’t any ordinary battery charger- it can power two, that’s right, two devices simultaneously with its second USB port. While... Continue reading
Orthopedic Technology Expands With RFID Implants
I manage to hurt myself multiple times throughout each given month, usually in places which are easy to fracture, such as the ankles or the wrists. Whether it’s due to clumsiness or completely accidental, the fact remains: I’m in pain. The good news is orthopedic firms are planning on using RFID implants to monitor a transplant’s performance while in use. Orthopedic devices like a knee replacement must be calibrated to ensure correct functionality. Surgeons need informational feedback when a patient... Continue reading
