This official Tomy/Takara i-SOBOT video shows the tiny talented humanoid robot doing flips, talking, and gives a brief overview of several of its features: In other i-SOBOT news the official i-SOBOT web site now has some of the Japanese web pages up; still waiting on […]
The UK consumer electronics company Pure Digital has announced a new and improved version of their Chronos alarm clock.
MP4 Watch II was released not that long ago, featuring a 1.8 inch large display. Now yet another watch with the same screen size has been released.
Surf’s up – web surfing that is. These two Hawaiian inspired computer mice is deigned by Pat Says Now – a Swiss manufacturer of individual computer mice.
The German designer Franziska Faoro is one of the finalists for BraunPrize 2007 with her Triops concept – a robust digital camera equipped with three protected fisheye lenses.
This LED light is small enough to sit in your car’s cigarette lighter, charging off the electrical system to provide a soft blue glowing light.
This door stop does not only block your door from being opened, if anyone would try to open the door it will set off a 125 decibel loud alarm.
Don’t like the idea of having using R2-D2 or a computer mouse for those Skype calls? Maybe you should take a look at SOLO – a phone that looks a standard corded land line handset, but is designed to be used with Skype.
The light from the small Key Ring Fading LED ($4.50) changes in a wide variety of colors. Simply squeeze the plastic casing to enable the light.
This new video shows a Roboquad robot being controlled by voice, over the Internet with the help of Robodance and Skype’s video call service. The robot explores the house while beaming back audio and video to a laptop running only Skype. The laptop dials into […]
Here’s a summary of some of the most popular posts from the past week: i-Sobot Available for Pre-Order Geomesh Tokyoflash Watch Darth Vader Projector Alarm Clock LEGO Creator: Monster Dino Kung Fu CD Holder Super Mario Bros Sound Effects Plush TV-B-Gone: Turn Off (Almost) Any […]
The SPC-101C humanoid robot from the Japanese Speecys company is 40 cm (15.7 inches) tall and comes with a “face-recognizing” feature. It can walk, talk, check your emails, and laugh – as you can see in this video: SPC-101C is currently priced around $3,000 USD […]
The BullsEye is a laser driven training system that allows you to learn how to “effectively use a fire extinguisher without the cost and clean-up associated with using dry-chemical or CO2 extinguishers”. BullsEye utilizes LED driven digital flames and a laser training extinguisher to provide […]
Remember that awesome Superman hanger from yesterday? Wouldn’t it be great to have a laptop in the same style? Now you can…well, sort of. The Superman Learning Laptop is meant as a tool for kids to learn spelling, mathematics, logic, and more. Pretty much like […]
For some reason they’ve decided ti file this product in the 2-in-1 category. Sure, it comes with two different products; a pair of headphones and a speaker – but isn’t it a little optimistic to call it two in one?
This almost sounds to good, or scary perhaps, to be true. I Want One Of Those claims that this pocket sized universal remote is capable of turning on or off just about any TV, as long as you are within a 15 metre (49 feet) […]
Can’t get enough of Mario and the sound effects that comes with the game? Maybe should take a look at these sound effect plush toys then. The Super Mario Bros Sound Nuigurumi Series 2 ($25) is available in two models; the Goomba and the Block. […]
This USB Handsfree Skype Mouse ($25) features a built-in microphone, USB sound card and a speaker with echo-cancellation technology.
Do you also get the feeling that Christmas starts earlier for each year passing by? Sorry to contribute to that annoying feeling by posting Christmas gadgets this early, but here we go again…
What would happen if you took the Darth Vader Projector Alarm Clock and the LEGO Creator: Monster Dino from yesterday’s posts and mixed them together? OK, I know – you wouldn’t get this clock by doing that, but I had to start this entry with […]
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