I read that Steve Jobs wanted to see and touch physical models of prototypes and not just see slide presentations. The Epiloglaser would be a cool tool to bring things from paper or computer image to the physical world. Check it out at:
Author: Tech Pro Geek
Taking The Cross Trainer To The Streets
The Eliptigo looks like it would be a blast to take out on the roads, and if you enjoy cross training on an eliptical trainer you might really like this for the outdoors,
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Looking To Making your P.C. Green ?
How about the solar powered wireless keyboard, no more batteries to charge, check it out
Are You Bored With The Usual Wristwatch
Ok this not your father’s watch, The Devon Tread 1 Watch is one of those products if you have to ask how much is it, then its still ok to dream. Maybe telling time is rocket science…
Looking Retro While On A Cell Phone
A safe way of avoiding cell phone RF emissions and have a retro look at the same time on your phone checkout YUBZ
Easy To Use Music Server
Looking for a way to categorize your music, computers need not apply. Take a look at the Olive HD line of music servers.
Is This the 21st Century Family Pool Table….
Checkout the MT55 Touch Table, its more than a 55inch flat screen, it has a nice rugged elegantly designed sculptured aluminum pedestal, with built in computer, capable of full HD resolution, with 32 simultaneous touch points.
Has wifi connectivity, great way to collaborate, share photos, etc.
Tired of Earbuds and Headsets on Your P.C. or Smartphone?
Checkout the Jambox
At 199.99 list price it has amazing sound up to 85db with bluetooth connectivity. Can listen to music and one can even make handsfree conference calls since it has a built in microphone too!
It runs up to 10hrs on the rechargeable lithium battery pack. This unit puts out impressive sound to fill a large room with its woofer and tweeter system built in to such a small package. I would recommend this unit for those tired of being tethered to their smartphones and likes to multitask while listening to streaming music or media, etc. An additional safety bonus, if one just has to talk and drive as it does provide handsfree capability in cities where its legal to talk and drive.
Point and Shoot Camera for Events
DSLR cameras are great, the only thing is some events restrict cameras that look too professional, especially ones with removable lenses. They draw too much attention even though your only wanting quality photographs, not to compete with any hired event photographers.
That means without a backup one is left with a camera phone without a second point and shoot camera in hand. So the best camera is the one you have with you, not the great DSLR at home or the one that can not be used at the event.
I have been looking around for something that is a point and shoot with non-removable lens with good optical zoom that is also compact-not much larger than a smart phone.
The Sony Cybershot HX9V fits the bill. It has 16.8 megapixel sensor with 16x optical zoom. Which gives a 35mm equivalent of 25-416mm range. Its aperature is only 3.3 wide-5.9 tele aperature which is on par with point and shoot cameras. Its still amazing that all this technology can be put in such a small body, and did I mention it also shoots full 1920 X 1080 60P video with optical steady shoot, and simultaneous still photography while in video mode.
At a current list price of 299.99 at Sony.com its worth taking a look at it.
iPhone 4(s) Microphone Accessory
If you want better audio recordings on your Iphone4 or 4s this is a great accessory from Fostex, its called the AR4-i and their is a free app available to setup the Fostex AR4-i Yes its the same Fostex that makes professional sound gear. www.fostex.com
It sells for around 119.00 on the B&H website.