Saturday, February 17, 2007

Water scooter


Like with water skiing you need to be towed by a boat but unlike water skiing the tow rope is connected directly to the Bikeboard apparently making it far easier for beginner riders to get going. It also has a set of handlebars that can be used for steering though I’m not entirely sure how that works unless there’s a small rudder on the underside I’m not seeing. If anything the Bikeboard Water at least looks far safer than other towed toys like say the Wego Kite Tube.
The Bikeboard Water is available directly fromSwissbikeboard for $958 and can also be ordered in other configurations for use on land or snow. I just figured the water version was more appropriate for the summer time.

Whirlpool centralpark


At a recent trade show Whirlpool showed off cradles holding a portable Panasonic DVD player and a Philips LCD picture frame and apparently more electronics manufacturers have expressed interest in the concept. Ideally the centralpark feature will use a single standardized cradle and third-party manufacturers will produce devices specifically designed to fit the cradle and be used on a fridge.
Whirlpool hopes to have the centralpark Connection feature available on some of their fridge models sometime in 2008 with a starting price of about $899.

Friday, February 16, 2007

Glasss stand


Since LCD and plasma displays have become more common having one hanging on your wall is less likely to impress your friends when they come over. But I guarantee these all glass ‘floating’ stands are sure to impress anyone and everyone who stops by. While glass shelving and displays are nothing new the Uranus and Cosmos models made by Schroers & Schroers have no visible metal pieces and look like they’re ready to shatter at any moment under the weight of the display.
The Uranus model (on the left) is designed to hold an LCD or plasma display up to 38 inches in size or about 30 kilograms in weight. On the bottom is a rotary base that can actually be swiveled thanks to a series of hardened steel balls that roll along a milled groove. The Cosmos (on the right) is the larger of the two and can accommodate screens up to 60 inches in size and includes an integrated shelf for holding up to 4 AV components. While they look really cool in the product shots I can’t help but wonder if they’ll look as cool once you’ve got all the wiring hooked up between devices.
You can expect to pay just over $3,000 for the Uranus stand while the Cosmos is actually available in 2 sizes depending on the size of your screen and runs between $5,900 and $6,600. Personally I think I’ll stick with my IKEA stuff for the time being.

Thursday, February 15, 2007

steripen


Often drink outside? You may want to get one of this SteriPen Adverturer to make sure your drink is perfectly clean. This UV water purifier will helps in destroys viruses, bacteria, and cysts, and can purify 32 oz. of water in just 90 seconds. Press the button, put the tip in the water and wait till the blue light goes off to shows that it’s done. The SteriPen Adverturer is available for $110. One more shot after the jump.

Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Portable speaker


Here’s the Kinyo Portable Speaker, a speaker that play songs from your USB drive. It is powered by 4 AAA batteries or AC adapter included. It comes with 3.5mm headphone jack, 6-modes equalizer and it’s compatible to most audio sources. The speaker can only reads or plays MP3, WAV or WMA files. KINYO MB-200 2.0 Portable USB Flash Player is available for $40. This is best gadget for those who do not have a radio in the car.

Tuesday, February 13, 2007

|New sony Ercisson


Sony Ericsson has released a new promo spot for their latest walkman phone, W960, showcases the multimedia functions in the phone. Video after the jump.

Monday, February 12, 2007

|New computerr case


This is not a real engine, see carefully. It is a V8 engine inspired computer case. You will need a bigger display to pair with this. More pictures after the jump.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

Digital clock


Check this out, this wall clock being displayed using LEDs. It has a spinning blade that contains 33 flashing LEDs and every LED can flash up to 7200 times per second giving you a complete image. There are 3 display modes for you to change which include digital, analog and pendulum and it is capable of displaying text messages up to 240 characters long. The clock is encased with a black Acrylic base with transparent acrylic cover. You can pick up one for $110. Watch the video demonstration after the jump.Read the rest of this entry »