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Re: Binary calculator made from wood...the ultimate chick magnet All I can say, is that there are 10 kinds of people, those who understand binary and those who don't
Post Date:10/09/2009 23:39:08
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Cassette Tape Measure Is Analog Enhanced DIY Producers, audiophiles, and other overall music enthusiasts tend to have somewhat of
Post Date:10/09/2009 19:58:43
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Elecom TK-TCT005BK keypad and trackpad Elecom's TK-TCT005BK might resemble a notebook trackpad to some at first glance (an external version, of course), but it is interesting to note that the Elecom TK-TCT005BK can also be turned into a touch-based numeric USB pad with a push of a button, letting you "obtain" an almost instantaneous numeric pad to any computer when plugged in. Out in Japan later this month, we wonder whether import shops elsewhere will be willing to bring in the Elecom TK-TCT005BK. Permalink: Elecom TK-TCT005BK keypad and trackpad from Ubergizmo | Hot: iPhone 3GS Review
Post Date:10/09/2009 11:21:11
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CrunchPad Wins "Breakthrough Award," Fails to Materialize Between the latest Apple iPad and Microsoft Courier rumors, the race to the perfect tablet has become something of a waiting game. If last night's Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Awards are any indication, however, Michael Arrington and TechCrunch just might beat all of the major tech players to the punch. During last night's ceremonies, PM handed out awards to the Nikon Coolpix s1000pj ad the Palm Pre, among others. One product stood out on the list, however: TechCrunch's long rumored CrunchPad tablet, which appeared on the evening's program but was conspicuously absent from the night's festivities. According to Popular Mechanics, the actual device just didn't make it in time, which seems to suggest that while the CrunchPad does in fact exist, its creators rushed--and failed--to get it in under the wire. Perhaps it's just wishful thinking, but this also seems to imply that we may be seeing an actual product coming to market soon. After all, the Breakthrough Awards are largely giv
Post Date:10/09/2009 10:48:03
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Mophie Brings the Power Those gadgets you carry around can keep you plugged in only if they stay plugged in. Hey, you don't want to risk losing contact for a few hours due to a dead battery. You'd better plan ahead with some extra chargers.Mophie has just released a whole line of charging solutions for USB-compatible devices. There's the hybrid Wall & Car International USB Charger ($24.95) which works at home or in the car, and has a rotating AC adapter arm for making a good connection at any angle. Travelers will also dig the International Adapter Travel Kit ($14.95), a low-priced solution for connecting abroad. The multi-gadgeted should look to the Dual USB Wall Charger ($19.95), which lets you power two devices at once.
Post Date:10/09/2009 09:55:47
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Steve Ballmer Not a Fan of E-Book Readers What do you get the CEO who has everything? If you were thinking of picking up a Kindle for Steve Ballmer for the holidays, you can think again. The Microsoft head is not a fan of e-book readers. Asked what he thinks about such devices during the recording of a Netherlands TV show, Ballmer answered, "We have a device for reading. It's the most popular device in the world. It's the PC." Oh, snap. Ballmer added, "I would love to see companies like Amazon and others bring their books to the PC. Hopefully we can get that to happen with Barnes & Noble or Amazon or somebody. But no, we are not interested in e-readers ourselves." All of this ultimately brings into question the Courier prototype we saw, a couple of weeks back. The device is ostensibly a tablet, sure, but judging from the design, the ability to display e-books sure seems to be at the top of its to-do list.
Post Date:10/09/2009 09:07:14
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Rumor: Barnes & Noble Running Android on forthcoming E-Book Reader There's not really a heck of a lot to back this one up--Gizmodo got a tip from "someone who (quite convincingly!) claims to work for B&N developing mobile apps." According to the source, the forthcoming Barns and Noble-branded e-book reader will be running Google's Android OS. Real or not, it definitely seems like a sound idea--and a step in the right direction given the sub-par operating systems employed by readers like the Amazon Kindle. Of course, even with Android employed, the manufacturer could ultimately strip some features from the device. Still, even with some features crippled, this could be a step in the right direction toward next generation devices.
Post Date:10/09/2009 08:28:07
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The Coolest Gadgets we missed this week ? 9th October 2009 We are almost the end of another week here on Geeky Gadgets, as usual in our hunt for the geekiest gadgets, gizmos and geeky gear we can find, we have come across lots of cool stuff. We didn?t have time to post them all, so here is our round up of the coolest gadgets, gizmos and geeky gear we missed this week. Dow Solar Cells nearly invisible on rooftops The Sharper Image Portable Speaker dock for iPhone guy builds daft punk helmet for his kid brother Dell Adamo XPS ? super duper thin laptop Sony Prototype Foreshadows Wireless Charging? Piano Stairs Motivate People to use Stairs Robot Fingers Drumming Away the Boredom ATI Unveils Radeon HD 5700 Series GPU?s iPhone 3G com 1240 pequenos diamantes Nissan Land Glider leans into turns like a motorcycle Kohjinsha Netbook concept with dual 10.1-inch screens That’s a Table All Right Nvidia Ion 2 Chipset Set to Release This Year? Samsung NX Series hybrid DSLR concept gets pictured NES HTPC mod with NVIDIA Ion graphics This is a post fr
Post Date:10/09/2009 08:18:04
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CEATEC: Sharp intros NetWalker, the touchscreen mini-netbook If you're one of the many iPhone fans who have longed for a full-fledged tactile keyboard to go along with your touchscreen device, the new NetWalker PC-Z1 from Sharp, displayed at this week's CEATEC in Japan, may be the powerful compromise solution you've been looking for. The tiny unit is meant to occupy the space somewhere between a smartphone and a netbook with a quick launch function (three seconds) and an easy to navigate 5-inch touchscreen interface. In addition to allowing you to surf the Internet, send email, and create documents, the NetWalker is also designed to work as an electronic dictionary and e-book reader. Running on the Ubuntu OS, the device also features an optical pointer, a USB port, WiFi, 4 gigabytes of memory, a microSD memory card slot, and has a battery life of 10 hours. Priced at 44,800 yen ($500), the unit is scheduled for Japan release in late October. Via Sharp
Post Date:10/09/2009 02:29:44
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Spy Camera Clock We have seen quite a few different spy gadgets here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this spy camera clock. The Spy camera clock features a tiny pinhole lens, and it can record video at 740 x 480 at 30fps in AVI, it features a built in rechargeable battery which will record for up to 2 hours. The Spy camera clock comes with 4GB of built in storage, and it measures 4.3cm by 4.6cm by 1.8cm, and it connects to your PC via USB. If you want one, the Spy Camera Clock is available for $47 from Brando. via Coolest Gadgets This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.Spy Camera Clock Related posts:Spy Gadgets – The Alarm Clock Spy CameraSpy Gadgets – The Lighter Spy CameraWake up to your favourite tunes with this MP3 player alarm clock
Post Date:10/09/2009 00:33:29
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Cowon Portable Media Player, iAudio 9 Features and Specifications Cowon is better known for its portable media players. Recently they introdced yet another Portable media player, iAudio 9. The above picture shown is the new Cowon iAudio 9 pmp. The Cowon iAudio 9 player got a stylish design and look.The new Cowon iAudio 9 portable media player comes with a 2 inch LCD screen and other specifications of Cowon iAudio 9 PMP includes microphone, Coice recording, inbuilt FM tuner, inbuilt speakers and TV-out support. The Cowon iAudio 9 Media player supports media formats like MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, FLAC, APE, AVI, WMV, Xvid, ASF, JPEG etc. The Cowon iAdudio 9 PMP measures 42 x 95 x 8,9 mm.There is no words from the Cowon company about the pricing and availability of the iAudio 9 portable media player.Tags:- Cowon, PMP, iAudio 9, media players, Cowon iAudio 9 , Cowon iAudio 9 PMP features, Cowon iAudio 9 specifications, Cowon iAudio 9 price, Cowon iAudio 9 availability, Cowon iAudio 9 PMP reviews.
Post Date:10/08/2009 22:21:00
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Gear Guide: New Balance Lightweight Convertible Jacket A
Post Date:10/08/2009 21:00:56
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Convirtiendo una escalera en un piano Este comercial de Volkswagen se trata de un esfuerzo para que la gente use las escaleras en lugar de la escalera mec
Post Date:10/08/2009 18:34:00
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Keeping the water fresh My teenagers are so amazing to watch. I often wonder if my parents took the time to watch my brothers and sisters as I do my own children. It is something to see as they figure their way in the world. Even though everything that has happened to them has happened to everyone else it is as though it is happening for the first time on earth. I feel very fortunate that I have the opportunity to watch these creatures in action! They have little texting messages going back and forth with each other constantly. They use initials to stand for words and sometimes entire statements. I saw the letters gswf on my computer in an email. i asked my son had he ever heard of these letters together and what they stood for. He said that it was a GE refrigerator water filter! I was so amazed at how he knew that. I had told everyone how smart he was to have known that. That night at dinner I brought it up again how amazing that was he knew that. He said that he had to tell me something. He had seen it earl
Post Date:10/08/2009 14:19:52
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Advanced MP3 Players now live on Webgains! Advanced MP3 Players is now live on Webgains! Since 2001, Advanced MP3 Players has offered unparalleled customer service, an unrivaled product range and an unbelievably detailed website.
Post Date:10/08/2009 13:33:26
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Pac-Man and Ghost Soaps We have seen a few of these fun video game themed soaps before on Geeky Gadgets, like the fun Tetris soaps, the latest ones are these fun Pac-Man and ghost Soaps. Each set features Pac-Man, plus Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde, and the set comes with a total of five ghosts and one Pac-Man. If you want a set of these fun Pac-Man and Ghost Soaps they are available for $3.00 per set from Digital Soaps. This is a post from Geeky Gadgets, who bring you the latest cool Gadgets.Pac-Man and Ghost Soaps Related posts:Geeky Clothing – The Pacman Ghost T-ShirtsGeek Accessories – Pacman Ghost CufflinksGeeky Clothing – The Pack Man Belt
Post Date:10/08/2009 08:58:53
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Blow, l'original du fauteuil gonflable Il fait partie des collections permanentes des plus grands mus
Post Date:10/08/2009 07:03:16
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Candy Futura Eco 10 Green dishwasher to keep the queen happy Women are floored watching a man doing the dishes, but no credit goes to the man who builds these modern marvels. So it?s an obvious fact that to keep the queen of the house happy you choose this green machine. The Candy Futura Eco 10 is an eco dishwasher that belongs to the Candy line called Ecological Energy-Efficient Kitchen Appliances or 3EKA. This green line appliance uses as little as 10 liters of water, there is space for 15...
Post Date:10/08/2009 06:27:52
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Alcohol and Driving Don?t Mix, Says ?Alcolock? , Prevents Drink Driving ?Alcolock? is the new life-saving gadget that is making waves.
Post Date:10/07/2009 12:22:12
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Post Date:10/05/2009 23:59:27
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