Modular Multi-Touch LCD Screen
September 3, 2008
Since Apple launched the iPhone with it’s amazing multi-touch screen, the world has become more familiar with what multi touch actually does. A company named MultiTouch specialises in multi-touch displays and they have now created an LCD screen that is modular. Read more
TV-B-Gone gets an Upgrade
August 20, 2008
You might remember Gizmodo’s antics at this years CES a few months back where they turned off a ton of tellys with the TV-B-Gone that they carried around. Well, TV-B-Gone now has been upgraded. The device now has more emitters and more power which can beam a signal hundreds of feet. Read more
Fisher Price DVD Player
August 20, 2008
Fisher Price toys have been around for years and have focussed on making big bright and almost indestructible toys for children to use. They are now moving with the time a little more by creating a Fisher Price DVD player with a built in LCD screen. Read more
Pen Holder Digital Picture Frame
August 19, 2008
Picture frames have become more popular over the years. Now they are starting to show up in various places other then a regular frame you hang on your wall. The latest I came across was a digital photo frame built in to a pen holder. Read more
Sanyo 1080p LCD Projector
August 19, 2008
If a High Def TV (HDTV) doesn’t give a large enough picture for your needs but you still want that HD experience then take a look at this Sanyo projector. The Sanyo PLV-Z700 is an LCD projector that can project a 1080p quality image on to a wall/screen. Full resolution is 1920 x 1080. Read more
Vizio VMM Monitor
August 4, 2008
Vizio have created and released a new monitor named the VMM Monitor. The screen is a 26 inch LCD which has dial HDMI inputs, DVI and VGA inputs, RCA audio inputs and built in 3W speakers. Read more
Tengu
March 11, 2008
Tengu is a white plastic brick which has LEDs that represent a face. A microphone inside the device picks up sounds and the mouth of Tengu attempts to lip sync with your music. The device is USB powered and either connects to a computer or USB outlet on the wall.
There really isn’t any practical use for a gadget like this at all, but that’s not the point of some gadgets these days. This one is purely for entertainment only. As ThinkGeek puts it “Their approach to gadgetry is to develop the product first, then create the need for it.”
Seven different faces are available to fit your own personal mood. You can find Tengu over at ThinkGeek and he costs $49.95. Doesn’t it get scary when I refer to Tengu as a person?
