Latest Gadgets, Tablets and Smartphones
This Nintendo DS Lite is supposed to be the smallest one ever crafted. It is made of paper and is just 1.4 inches long. The hinge is made from a tooth pic and the Nintendogs game actually fits inside of it.
If you are a dab hand with the paper and scissors then feel free to follow this template and make your own.
Via: SlipperyBrick
Bucky Reed probably wont be the most popular person when he unleashes his TV-B-Gone while watching super bowl at some public place. The TV-B-Gone is a device which switches off almost any TV at the push of a button. It works by using 4 infrared LED’s which transmit all the off codes for all TV’s. Anything you point it at will be switched off successfully unless the IR sensor is covered up. Bucky has custom built it and is trying to fit it in to his Nokia phone to keep most people unaware it was him who did it.
Via: Bucky Reed
The iPod can be a much desired item for the thief. They stand out with their white ear phones and wires and occasionally make for an easy target.
This iPod disguise hides the iPod in an old Sony Walkman from back in the 80’s. The cassette that can be seen through the clear plastic on the front is also fake which makes it look even more real.
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The Hawaii chair is a crazy “exercise” type chair which is supposedly able to give you a workout by just sitting down. I can just imagine the board of directors having a meeting hula’ing away while discussing million dollar contracts.
How can this be comfortable?
The LightWedge is great for reading maps or books in the dark. A lens is built in which magnifies the text by 1.5 times. The device is portable and easy to carry around. The light source is LED which would normally not need replacing unless damaged. The device is battery powered using 2 CR2 batteries which give around 20 hours of light.
Product Page ($14.99) Via: 7Gadgets
This tape measure has a digital display which can show you the actual measurement in digital format while using the regular type of measuring tape. A nice feature is it’s ability to store in memory the measurements so that you do not need to write them down right away. The digital display can show measurements in inches, feet or metric which can be easily switched between with the push of a button.
The tape is available from ThinkGeek and costs $24.99.
Via: GeekAlerts
This ring is certainly one of a kind. It features a bizarre mixture of a size 6 ring, metal wire, a love heart and R2D2 from Starwars. I personally do not get the connection but I am sure someone will snap up this one time offer over at Etsy.
Via: 7Gadgets
The Fuel Cell X7 is a car which comes in kit form ready for you to build it. The car is powered by hydrogen and makes a great science project. The fuel cell is the cool part which is capable of changing water in to Hydrogen which in turn powers the little car. It is available for $74.99 and ready for you to build out of the box.
Via: LikeCool
The Motorcycle Air Bag will save your life in the way to the office and the Phantom mouse will save your job. If you are browsing the internet from your work PC and it’s against company policy you will find that if caught you might be out of a job. The Phantom mouse takes 1 step in a direction which might prevent that by introducing a small red button just below the scroll wheel. If your boss decides to walk your way you just hit the panic button and all the windows automatically hide.
If you have a fear of crashing on your motor bike then this air bag jacket could fix that fear. It is called Hit Air jacket and attaches to your motorbike with a tether. If you happen to fly off your bike the jacket will inflate to protect your neck, chest, back, ribs and hips from getting any serious injury. It costs $410 and is available from a company named Hit-Air.
The iPod has become extremely popular since it’s launch and a number of accessories and other 3rd party things are made for it. The latest is the VCommunicator which is a very useful translation device which has an intuitive menu system which you can scroll through to translate various phrases in to another language. Connect it up to a loud speaker and entertain crowds of people also. Currently it is used by the army and assists them in communicating with foreign speakers they come across.
Is the MacBook Air too expensive for you? If so then why not print yourself one of these “free” versions. It is named the MacBook Paper or really it could be a MacBook Notepad if you really wanted. I doubt you will get much thinner then this for the next few years!
The print out is available over at APCommunity and even allows you to print the sleeve out too if desired.
Found at: GearDiary
