Latest and Coolest Gadgets ...........!!!!!!!!!

Aerial Camera to mount on RC planes

by Sai - on June 4, 2010

Instead of purchasing an expensive toy plane or helicopter with a camera already built into it, you could buy a camera seperate.  That way you could just pop it onto your favorite RC aircraft instead of having to replace it with something completely new.  Also if  you happen to crash the plane you’re more likely to have to replace either the plane or the camera rather than the whole thing.

iPad Waterproof Case

by Sai - on June 4, 2010

The iPad being the newest obsession for many will need all of the random accessories that the rest of the Apple products have received.  Those of you that like to be around a whole lot of water might want to consider picking up this case.  It’ll make sure you have full use of your iPad, but it will also make sure that it stays completely dry.

Kno: First dual screen tablet from D8

Today we see all sorts of different tablets with each day, but have you ever seen a dual screen tablet? If you haven’t you should know that company named D8 is working on a first dual screen tablet.

While other manufacturers are trying to make smaller tablets, people from D8 are doing the opposite. If you think that one screen for tablet is enough wait to see what D8 has to offer. Apparently, people from D8 think that one screen is not enough for tablet so they’ve developed Kno tablet that uses two screens.
This tablet is huge and it uses two 14.1-inch displays that can provide 1440 x 900 pixel resolution each. Kno tablet weights 5.5 pounds and it is using NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 chip. As for the storage, this interesting device comes with 16GB storage that will be enough for all your data. Although this device is in its early stages, it can provide six hours of battery life. Because of the early development stage, Kno is quite laggy and buggy but the D8 is working on the way to improve its performances. We don’t have the official release date but we’re guessing that the final model will cost less than 1000$ when it is released.
Kno was originally imagined as the textbook replacement for students, but there’s a question how will students handle such a big device. Anyhow, Kno is the first device of its kind and D8 showed us that dual screen tablet solutions are possible.

Sound Tiles absorb noise

by Sai - on June 4, 2010

These appear to be massive thumping speakers, when in reality they are much different.  Instead of being the source of all of that noise, they’re actually what keeps it controlled.  Everyone enjoys the occasional loud night, but if you live in an apartment or duplex you usually don’t get to have those nights.  That is unless you want your neighbor pounding on your walls every two minutes and finally having the cops show up on your doorstep after you’ve refused to turn it down.  If you want to avoid those sorts of troubles, I’d suggest picking these up.

Sony aims to PIIQ your interest in new headphones

by Sai - on June 4, 2010

With the host of portable media players hitting the market these days, it makes perfect sense to have a good pair of headphones to go along with your device – after all, there is no point enjoying lossless compressed files if you have a pair of stock headphones to go along with your listening experience, eh? Sony’s latest PIIQ headphones might not be able to satisfy all of the audiophiles out there, but it ought to be able to do more than enough to rise out from the mediocre product range and offer something different, if not colorful. The PIIQ headphones will drawfrom the collective experience of artists, skaters, street culture and all-around limit-pushers when it came to the creation of such high-concept headphones, offering sound that is ready for the ride. To know more about all five distinctive styles as well as different design variations, why not check out the extended post where more information is available in greater detail?

Nokia Bike Charger kit

by Sai - on June 3, 2010

We’re not too sure whether having the Nokia Bike Charger kit is a good thing or not, especially if you are one who just cannot get enough of your phone even when going up and about on two wheels. The Nokia Bike Charger kit is pretty self explanatory – it will juice up your Nokia handset whenever you are cycling, and this won’t add to your monthly power bill since the charger will only get to work when you reach a speed of 6km/h. The kit is equipped with a Nokia Bicycle Charger DC-14, Nokia Phone Holder for Bicycle CR-124, and a Bottle Dynamo. No word on pricing, but at least it gives more incentive to get to work on two wheels instead of four.

Hitachi rocks the market with Z-Series Family hard drive

by Sai- on June 3, 2010

Slim is in, regardless of the device type that you’re dealing with, and hard drives are certainly a whole lot more sexy these days compared to days of yore. Hitachi knows this and aims to usher in a brand new world with their latest Z-Series Family of hard drives, which boast the title of being the industry’s highest capacity and fastest 7mm ultra thin and light hard drives. This is clearly the future of 2.5″ drives, which will comprise of the Z-series family of Travelstar and CinemaStar drives, offering the most cost effective, space efficient storage solutions for next generation portable devices.

Car-shaped house is unusual, but quite energy-efficient

by Sai- on June 3, 2010

Okay, just picture having this house in your neighborhood. Chances are, the guy living in it would probably be someone that most would avoid, because he is, after all, living out of his car.
That’s only because must suburbanites are too judgmental. If they really got to know this house, then they would see that it uses a “a ‘3 liter’ energy-efficient heating and insulation technique that optimizes all current building technologies, drastically reducing energy consumption.”‘

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX75 digital camera small in size, big on features

by Sai - on June 2, 2010

We’re pretty sure that most of you out there are familiar with the phrase, do not judge a book by its cover? The same applies to the world of gizmos as well, as we are not supposed to judge how a gadget will perform based on its size and looks. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX75 is one such device that ought to be approached with a degree of respect, since this super-slim digital camera might be small in stature, but it manages to pack in big features such as a 24mm ultra-wide-angle F2.2 bright LEICA DC VARIO-SUMMICRON lens with 5x optical zoom that will come in handy if you’re a huge fan of shooting High Definition video for posterity. Apart from that, this slim and stylish LUMIX FX75 is a 14.1-megapixel digital camera that makes it one of Panasonic’s high-performing hybrid models.

ViewQuest WiFi Radio

by Sai - on June 2, 2010

Are you one who still listens to radios over a regular boombox? Isn’t it time to keep up with the times, where you have the ViewQuest WiFi Radio which allows you to enjoy thousands of Internet stations, not to mention audio streams as well as podcasts as long as there is a Wi-Fi network in the vicinity of reasonable bandwidth. The ViewQuest WiFi Radio is touted to be the smallest portable Wi-Fi internet radio in the world, and just in case there isn’t any Wi-Fi network nearby, fret not. You can always rely on its integrated FM tuner that lets you enjoy old school radio stations at the right frequencies. Its internal battery offers more than 15 hours of continuous playback time.