Gymbag - For Her Pop one of these little marvels in your kitbag and you’ll end up not only looking, but feeling like Madonna on steroids. Simply acquire the rather handy Gym Bag (Fem version) and you shall be fully tooled up for all manner of adventures in the gym. See price Tags: speaker, cool gear, DVD, consumer electronics (Read the full post about ‘Gymbag - For Her’…)
Asda, a supermarket chain, is launching its new project which would sell a mobile phone for as low as 5. No, that figure isn’t missing any zeroes…
Weird as it may sound, you can pick up a phone at Asda for as low as 5 and you don’t even have to buy credits for it. You just purchase some when you need it, otherwise, you’re not required to do so. Available models are Nokia 1112 (which you see on the pic), Sagem My150x, Sagem My212x, and Sagem My220x. According to the spokesperson, the deal is perfect for those whose mobile phones were recently damaged, those who want an extra handset, or those who’re visiting the country.
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by Darren Murph, posted Apr 25th 2008 at 9:31AMConjuring up your own desktop is pretty far down on the list of “world’s most difficult tasks,” but actually building your own laptop is another thing entirely. As we’ve seen with Ben Heck’s creations, assembling a lappie rather than buying a pre-fabricated model is a serious undertaking, and while Computer Shopper’s guide to constructing your own is more of an “upgrade an existing” walk-through, it’s still chock full of interesting tidbits. Ever had the urge to snap up a barebones lap warmer and have your way with it? (Read the full post about ‘How-to guide illustrates process of upgrading your laptop’…)
by Joshua Topolsky, posted Apr 25th 2008 at 10:13AM Attention out of shape Europeans: you can now whip your body into a pristine temple of hotness thanks to the Wii Fit. Nintendo’s next pile of money has launched all over the UK and EU, so if you’ve been hankering for a good workout — but you’ve been too lazy to actually work out — now is your chance to shine. The exercise board and accompanying software will cost you £69.99 (around $142) in Britain, or €89.99 for the rest of the Union. (Read the full post about ‘Wii Fit now available in Europe’…)
Want to stay focused while using your computer? Then ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200 is there to help you out. Sporting a sophisticated look and 2.0 mega pixel 80° wide angle lens, ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200 lets you communicate face to face with friends online. Its high-resolution lens can deliver pictures at a fast VGA 30fps frame rate. ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200 is a webcam packed with advanced features like Exclusive Software for Total Image Management. You can easily create unique photo albums and personalize covers, add unique distortions and give special effects, all using the superb ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200. (Read the full post about ‘ASUS BrightCam Series AF-200′…)
The Philips M600 is specially made for music lovers. Measuring 105mm x 44mm x 15.3 mm, the GSM phone utilities the SRS WOW technology to enhance the sound quality and add a surround sound capability. The candy bar phone also allows users to use T9 text input in Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, English, French, Russian or Turkish. Other features include 2-inch 256k colors TFT (176 x 220 pixels), equalizer, 1.3MP camera, GPRS, MicroSD card slot, Bluetooth with A2DP, and a 3.5 mm Headset jack connector. This music phone sports Midi, MP3, WMA, AMR file formats. (Read the full post about ‘Philips M600 Phone For The Chinese Market’…)
As much as this seems like too much government to me, there’s a part of me that wishes I lived in France where the French government is requiring builders to install fiber-optic cabling in new apartment complexes. The goal is that by 2010, all buildings with more than 25 apartments should be wired for broadband.
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It always fascinates me that you can take something, make it look old and it’s suddenly cool because it’s “retro.” Aside from the ability to create mix tapes, there wasn’t anything cool about the cassette tape that I ever saw. This Cassette mp3 player would probably be the closest thing to cool that the cassette tape will ever get. What makes this device cool is that it can act as both a stand-alone MP3 player and as a cassette tape. If you actually still have a stereo that takes the old tapes, you can put this in and it will play just the same. It’ll set you back $40, which is a bit steep considering the fact that you’ll need to supply your own SD card to store the music. (Read the full post about ‘Re-live The 80’s With The Cassette MP3 Player’…)
The SensorPlug is the first motion sensing electrical outlet in the world, providing safety, security and convenience without breaking the bank. SensorPlug is like having an extra pair of hands when you need them! The SensorPlug Motion-Sensing Outlet is a passive infrared motion sensor that’s triggered when you walk past, instantly turning on a light or even an appliance, such as a fan or a radio. Since the SensorPlug inserts right into a wall outlet, you don’t need to wire it in! It provides Safety, Security and Convenience at an affordable price. SensorPlug comes complete with a spare fuse and screw for securing to the wall plate, if desired. (Read the full post about ‘SensorPlug for wireless power outlet’…)
Walkie talkies are useful for keeping in touch with people in the great outdoors. Sure, your cell phone is almost as easy to use (or just as easy if you have push-to-talk), but unfortunately if you’re in the great wild, you aren’t going to have much luck getting a signal. If you’re one that doesn’t want to mess with carrying a walkie talkie around in your hand or on your belt all the time, why not get a pair of that sit on your wrist. Sure, these Walkie Talkie Watches might be a little big to wear around as ordinary watches all the time, but look less obtrusive than your average device. (Read the full post about ‘Walkie Talkie Watches keep your hands free’…)
