Archive for May 21st, 2013
Wacky
$99 Handheld Traffic Monitor
Often traffic radio alerts can be unreliable and tuning in means finding them. The Trafficgauge is a stand alone traffic monitoring handheld that updates every 4 minutes from Caltran, SpeedInfo, and WSDOT. Putting aside that it...
Clocks
Retracting Alarm Clock
Clearly you remember the Blowfly alarm clock? More practical for actual production is the Sfera alarm clock. The clock is hung above the bed and emits a gentle glow when the alarm is reached, naturally awakening you from sleep....
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Levi iPod Jeans Pic
Here’s the first picture of the Levi Redwire iPod jeans we’ve seen to date. Although it’s still not clear what all the advantages are of these things, it looks like there is also some sort of ‘lock’ accessory. Via Gadgetblog
Household
Consumer Level Fingerprint Door Knob
The BioKnob, by Tychisystems, can replace any preexisting door knob and provide fingerprint security access for up to 100 people. The biometric security device also records and stores the last 1000 users detailing user info, ti...
Wacky
Liquid Solar Panels
Although we can’t make any concrete conclusions based on site content, it would seem that what we have is liquid solar panels. Harnessing the power of sun light has always been a costly process. Innovalight hopes to revolution ...
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Quarter Sized 10 Gig Hard Drive
Remember that Toshiba drive that squeezed a whopping 4GB into a package slightly larger then a quarter? Colorado manufacturer Cornice is doing one better by producing a hard drive with a 10 gig capacity in a similar size (40 x ...
Wacky
Desktop Free Mouse
The standard wireless mouse can only free you from cords, while your arm will remain latched to the desktop almost defeating its purpose. The Perific Dual Mouse frees you of both cords and the necessity of a desktop for mouse c...
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Hot Air Balloons replacing Cell Phone Towers?
Extend America and Space Data Corp are working on a replacement for the conventional cell phone tower. They’re developing a technology that would use disposable, hydrogen-filled balloons as cell phone towers. The hot air ...