In the 80’s when I had a BMX I used to stick a plastic bottle or some kind of stick on to the rear forks so that when the bike was moving it made a loud clattering noise. This concept idea uses that same principle of getting your bike to make noise, but instead uses wind through a tube to create a sound similar to that of a flute or Ocarina. [Read more…]
Ocarina Handlebar Instruments
November 18, 2008 by Leave a Comment
USB Mini Microscope
November 17, 2008 by 1 Comment
If you need to capture detailed images of small things, or need help with reading what’s written inside your computer on the motherboard then this little USB Mini Microscope may be of help. It has 40x magnification and to light up the subject, there are 4 built in LED’s. [Read more…]
Universal Photo Timer
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
If you want to capture amazing photographs with split second precision on the timing then you need to pick up a Universal Photo Timer. This little device allows you to trigger your camera on various events such as noises, light beams and other various sources. [Read more…]
Pocket Foldable Speaker
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This Pocket Foldable Speaker is powered by two AAA batteries, or it can use the power from a USB cable (or even an external PSU source). As the name suggests, the speaker is foldable which allows it to be packed away neatly when travelling. [Read more…]
POV Clock
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The POV (persistence of vision) clock is an amazing looking wall clock which uses a bank of LED’s which rotate around so fast that the image created looks like a solid image. The spinning blade which contains the LED’s can display in red, green and blue making it possible to get full colour images. [Read more…]
MacBook Air Four Finger Gestures
November 17, 2008 by Leave a Comment
An old MacBook Air has been hacked and now has a four finger gesture capable touch pad. This is thanks to a guy who used a new MacBook Pro CD and somehow got the software to work on his Air. [Read more…]
Auto Card Manager
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
The Auto Card Manager is a device that helps you keep your credit cards and other cards in order. It allows you to be totally organised so that you can find exactly the card you need at the flick of a switch. [Read more…]
Samsungs Super Bright Outdoor Display
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Samsung have created a super bright outdoor LCD digital display. The screen measures 70 inches diagonal and is currently the brightest panel in the world to be mass produced. [Read more…]
Dancing Robotic Hexapod
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
This Robotic Hexapod is capable of dancing. It was created by students at the Upper Austria University of Applied Science. A competition is held yearly where a bunch of students enter their Hexapods to see which is best. [Read more…]
Wireless Wipes keep your Phone Clean
November 14, 2008 by 1 Comment
Wireless Wipes are designed to keep your phone both visually clean and hygienically clean from bugs and various lurgies that creep on to them while being in your pocket or holding them in your hands. [Read more…]
Floppy Book
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Etsy is known for it’s weird and wonderful hacked up old computer parts that are made in to every day use objects. The latest computer part to be modified is a regular 3.5″ floppy disk. It has now been converted in to a Floppy Book. [Read more…]
Planet Protector RC Helicopter
November 14, 2008 by Leave a Comment
RC Helicopters are great fun to use, especially the indoor ones where you can be lazy and fly it around your living room. Silverlit, a popular maker of RC toys, have now created a twist to your average RC indoor helicopter. The latest in their line up of toys is named Planet Protector. Although you wont really be protecting the planet, you certainly will have fun playing with this one. [Read more…]
