If you are the lucky owner of a Canon EOS 50D, but pestered from time to time by the Canon Error 99 message that pops up then Canon’s latest firmware update is for you. [Read more…]
Canon Error 99 Firmware Update
October 28, 2008 by 19 Comments
NEC E-Paper with Multi Tiling
October 28, 2008 by Leave a Comment
NEC have created a couple of E-Paper screen modules which are in either A3 or A4 sizes. The system uses microcapsule electrophoresis excite the white pigment particles that activate when positive electrodes are used. When negative electrodes are used the pigment particles will turn black. [Read more…]
Cooker Hood LCD Screen
October 27, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This LCD TV is not available on it’s own. Instead, you actually buy the whole cooker hood (with built in LCD) to provide something to watch as you are making your next stir-fry in the kitchen. [Read more…]
Double-Layered LCD Screen
October 27, 2008 by 1 Comment
The idea behind this concept display is to give the viewer depth to the movie they are watching. The screen achieves this goal by being a double layered LCD screen. By making a slight adjustment to the image displayed behind, the user will get a sense of depth to the images. [Read more…]
LawnPC – Green Computing
October 27, 2008 by 1 Comment
The LawnPC is the latest attempt to bring people’s attention to greener power. A designer named David Veldkamp has designed the LawnPC to have more of a green theme. [Read more…]
Google Earth on iPhone
October 27, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Google have released Google Earth for the iPhone / iPod Touch. It looks fantastic and makes use of the multitouch and accelerometer features of the iPhone. [Read more…]
Solar Power Breakthrough
October 24, 2008 by Leave a Comment
With the rising energy costs around the world it’s time to look at different sources of power. I do not believe there is some magic fuel that will fix anything and it’s time to use natural energy like that from the sun and wind. Solar panels tend to be on the pricey side of several thousand pound which doesn’t seem that attractive to me. However, some research at a university in the US has managed to tackle two major hurdles that could see the price per kilowatt dramatically drop. [Read more…]
HDMI Matrix Router
October 24, 2008 by 1 Comment
This HDMI router allows you to display any of four input HD sources on to two HD displays. Not only can you switch between HD sources and send to either of the screens, you can also do a picture in picture setup with two signals on to one screen. [Read more…]
Solar Powered LED Reading Light
October 24, 2008 by Leave a Comment
If you need a small reading light then Gizfever have a solar powered one available on their site. It has 3 LED’s built in with 1 shining red, green or blue and two other LED’s that are bright white. [Read more…]
TrueCall Automated Secretary
October 23, 2008 by 1 Comment
TrueCall is a device which sits between your phone line and phone. It acts as a virtual secretary to protect you from calls that you do not wish to receive. It works by you telling it what numbers are good and when it answers the phone it immediately allows those calls through. However, if you are unknown to the system then the robot will take over the call. [Read more…]
The Bloodhound Project – 1000MPH
October 23, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Bloodhound project is a three year mission lead by Richard Noble that will see a landspeed record of over 1000MPH set. The car, named the Bloodhound SSC (super sonic car) should be capable of Mach 1.4. [Read more…]
Deluxe Marshmallow Gun
October 23, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This marshmallow gun is capable of shooting a mini marshmallow up to 40 ft. It works by putting the marshmallow in the mouth piece and blowing. As it fires the soft spongy things, it makes it safe for both outdoors and indoors. [Read more…]
