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Mercedes Benz comes up with one-sided invisible car

| March 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

James Bond called up Mercedes Benz, and he wants his car back. This ad campaign from the German marque definitely captured the attention of many people, where a Canon 5D Mark II camera is mounted on one side of the vehicle to record and send a live video feed over to the opposite side of the car, that incidentally is covered all over with LEDs, making the vehicle look “invisible”. Not forgetting the fact that the F-Cell from Mercedes Benz is an all-electric vehicle, you can be sure that the lack of noise from a gas-powered engine will make this vehicle all the more invisible to our senses, including sound.

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Beats By Dr. Dre Beatbox arrive at AT&T

| March 6, 2012 | 0 Comments

I am always curious about the marketing claim by audio companies who proudly proclaim that their peripherals or devices will make the song you hear over them sound as though the way it was meant to be by the artist. Having heard that a gazillion times, I do have this burning desire to one day pull Lady Gaga aside (if I can meet her), shove a pair of Beats By Dr. Dre Beatbox that will be hitting AT&T this March 11th into her hands, ask her to give it a go with one of her signature tunes playing over my iPod touch that is connected to it.

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USB Outlet Quattro-”the Gadget Plug”

| March 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

You know, I have USB charging things all over my house. As you can imagine I have a bunch of gadgets and they all come with their own little box that you plug the USB into, before you plug it into the wall outlet.

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iPound Stylus

| March 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

Folks might think that you might have lost a screw or two when they see you dabbling around with the $9.99 iPound Stylus all over your iPad 2′s display. After all, who the heck in their right mind would actually use a nail as a stylus, especially on something as expensive as an iPad?

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Dead On Annihilator Superhammer

| March 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

Who would have thought that such a simple comic book character like Superman is capable of being so long lasting, even with such a simple naming convention? I guess when you apply the superlative “super” to an object, it automatically gets elevated to unprecedented levels of greatness.

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Withings Smart Baby Monitor

| March 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

Withings has finally rolled out their Smart Baby Monitor, where it will merge world-class technology alongside sophisticated design in order for parents to be able to monitor, interact and communicate with their precious bundle of joy regardless of where they are in the world at the moment.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR announced

| March 4, 2012 | 0 Comments

Canon is at the forefront of DSLR technology yet again with their latest model, the EOS 5D Mark III.

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Vizio Internet Apps TV Video Camera offers Skype service in living room

| March 4, 2012 | 0 Comments

Skype – now this is one VoIP service that has attracted millions upon millions of users, where the most recent milestone included breaking the 34 million users on Skype – simultaneously. Over the years, smart TVs have made their way into the market, with some of them sporting Skype functionality. Vizio wants to jump aboard the smart TV bandwagaon as well, where their latest Vizio Internet App TVs will feature Skype pre-loaded

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Killer Whale Submarine

| March 3, 2012 | 0 Comments

Killer whales are supposed to be ferocious hunters of the sea, but anyone who had watched Free Willy all those years ago would surely have wiped away a tear or two by the time the movie ended. It does not matter which side of the fence you are on, killer whales are definitely lean, mean, killing machines underwater – but only out of necessity and to survive

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Zero Gravity Fridge Rover

| March 3, 2012 | 0 Comments

We know that humans have sent rovers to Mars, and those rovers did collect their fair share of samples and video footage – however, you might be interested in a rover that is a whole lot closer to home – the $4.99 Zero Gravity Fridge Rover . In fact, this particular rover will be able to traverse the breadth and length of your fridge’s surface area, defying gravity in the process thanks to the wonders of magnetism.

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RingStix – a Stab at Something New

| March 2, 2012 | 0 Comments

Did you ever wonder why some games come and go, and other games last a lifetime? What is it that takes an old classic like the Frisbee and turns it into a toy that everyone knows, and everyone still plays. Do you ever go to the beach even in this day and age and not see? someone with a Frisbee

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Wacom Intuos5 tablet

| March 2, 2012 | 0 Comments

Tablets are dime a dozen these days, and with the iPad 3 being prepared to roll out this coming March 7th in San Francisco, you know for sure that there will definitely be queues when the time comes for the iPad 3 to be released to the masses. After all, it is the next best thing since sliced bread (or at least that is what a $500 billion company wants you to believe), but spare a thought for tablets of a different variety – now I do not mean those from the Android-powered camp, but rather, a digitizer tablet

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Raspberry Pi goes on sale today, interest causes websites to crash

| February 29, 2012 | 0 Comments

The interest has been so great in Wednesday’s launch of the tiny Raspberry Pi computer that the two websites selling it have both crashed.

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New Apple TV expected alongside iPad 3

| February 29, 2012 | 0 Comments

Rumors suggest Cupertino may launch a next-generation Apple TV to accompany the iPad 3 announcement on March 7.

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Lovatics “Kissenger” – Kiss me you Pig!

| February 28, 2012 | 0 Comments

Ah the long distance relationship.

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Hey Dude, Give Me some Skin!

| February 28, 2012 | 0 Comments

? Of all the new developments I read about, I get excited about medical technology the most. I have a pretty good grasp as to what things used to be like as? I have spent a great deal of time studying medical history, it was pretty darn scary back in the day.

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