Logitech Mac diNovo Edge Keyboard

August 6, 2008 at 10:04 pm

Logitech has just released a MAc version of its popular diNovo Edge keyboard which they have been manufacturing for the PC for some time. It is the first diNovo keyboard designed specifically for the Mac.

The Mac edition of the Edge has all the features the original Edge offered including semi-translucent Plexiglas on the frame, orange backlighting, and a very thin 0.5-inch profile.

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1996 Windows vs Mac

July 16, 2008 at 8:19 pm

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EFiX USB Device Converts a PC into a Mac

July 9, 2008 at 6:24 pm

Ever fancied converting a PC to a Mac? Well with the Efix USB device you can. This internal USB dongle by EFiX, once installed on the motherboard of your PC allows you  to install the Mac Leopard OS X onto your PC from a standard retail DVD.

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Yahoo Rejects Microsoft bid

February 10, 2008 at 8:02 am

Yahoo has rejected Microsoft’s $44.6 billion takeover bid, says a Wall Street Journal source allegedly close to the deal. After a last-minute meeting yesterday, Yahoo’s board is said to have rebuffed the offer from Microsoft believing that the Windows developer is acting out of opportunism.

Yahoo Rejects Microsoft bid

The buyout offer was an attempt to prey on Yahoo at a weak point in its history, the rumored insider says. Although the offer of $31 per share is significantly higher than Yahoo’s stock value at the time of the proposal, the search engine firm’s executives reportedly believe that this offer is undervalued and are waiting for a bid of $40 per share or more, which could raise the worth of the bid to $56 billion.

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Play Guitar Hero with a Real Guitar

February 8, 2008 at 11:14 am

Try your skills on the real thing or just learn to play. Available for both the PC and Mac, Guitar Rising lets you use any real electric guitar, plucking at those real strings and playing some real music. The kicker is that the user interface on your computer monitor mimics that of Guitar Hero, firing notes across the screen and getting you to pluck them at the appropriate time. Instead of just five fret buttons, Guitar Rising gets you to watch all six strings. Easy mode introduces you to the basics, but expert really forces the rock hero out of you. Check out the video for a better idea of what Guitar Rising is all about.


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Ghost in the Machine Tachikoma USB Robot

February 4, 2008 at 11:30 am

Tachikoma a USB robot from Ghost in the Machine can be connected to your computer via USB. The witty robot is be able to read your email, create and process applications and  play mini games with it developed by Bandai.

 Tachikoma

 Tachikoma
Available for $195 about £100 This is a Japanese product. Manual and software are in Japanese.

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Titanium Spring Loaded Insoles

February 1, 2008 at 9:29 am

If you need a little eatra spring in your step these insoles have five titanium springs that not only cushion and support the foot. The suspension coils are only 1/4″ thick, making them just as suitable for athletic shoes as for work boots. The insoles return some of the energy of the downward footfall back up to the body for a “push off” with every stride. The titanium construction ensures the springs will never wear down or lose their shock-absorbing capability. Seven smaller springs under the ball of the foot further disperse the impact and cradle the foot.

Titanium Spring Loaded Insoles

Available for $29 about £15

Via Hammacher Schlemmer

 

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Cheeseburger in a can

January 29, 2008 at 12:45 pm

Check the worlds first burger in a can by Trekking-Mahlzeiten. To cook simply boil the can in water for a couple of minutes and its ready to eat. It has a shelf life of twelve months and does not require any refrigeration.

Cheeseburger in a can

The most remarkable of Trekking-Mahlzeiten’s products is not the cheeseburger but Peronin, a complete food in a liquid form, marketed as “fuel for the bloodstream.” Peronin is the food of choice for athletes competing in extreme endurance events (triathlons, marathons, ironman contests, desert races), mountain climbers and adventure seekers. Unlike regular food, it does not first have to be decomposed in the stomach, but is assimilated directly. Whereas the body will assimilate less than 60 percent of the total calorie intake efficiently in extreme situations (cold, heat, fear and fatigue), Peronin delivers an outstanding 96 percent.

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Cleaner Flying - A2 Hydrogen-Powered Hypersonic Airliner

January 28, 2008 at 4:37 pm

The A2 designed to carry up to 300 passengers from Brussels to Sydney in under 4 hours. The speedy airliner will benefit from a 2-mode engine — turbojet and ramjet propulsion systems — that will make it both extremely efficient at slow speeds and able to reach top speeds with great ease. Used in quick succession, these 2 modes allow the A2 to seamlessly shift from Mach-2.5 to Mach-5; a cooling system wrapped around the engine — which includes an extra turbine compressor — prevents the turbines from getting excessively hot.

Reaction Engine says - Flying will never be faster — or greener

Cleaner Flying - A2 Hydrogen-Powered Hypersonic Airliner

Cleaner Flying - A2 Hydrogen-Powered Hypersonic Airliner

Supported in part by a grant from the EU’s Long-Term Advanced Propulsion Concepts and Technologies project (Lapcat), the Mach-5, or 3,400 mph, A2 concept is in many ways the spiritual successor of the late Concorde but differs in two important respects: range and engine efficiency.
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A Paper Plane will be flying back to earth from the International Space Station

January 21, 2008 at 4:47 pm

This think this story is fantastic if it is real.. The University of Tokyo & the folded paper plane society are planning to fly a special paper plane model back to earth from the International Space Station. The 30-40cm, 30 gram plane is constructed from paper that can withstand a mach 7 high velocity stream for 10 seconds. A test plane one fifth of the size withstood temperature of 300 degrees without burning up.

 The group plan to launch the plane from International Space Station by throwing it and as it travels the  400kms back to earth the paper plane will  reach speeds up to mach 20. Only after entering the earth’s atmosphere at an altitude of 80kms will it slow to a paltry mach 7.  Has April Fool arrived a few months early?

 A Paper Plane will be flying back to earth from the International Space Station

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DIY Flying Machine Kit

January 20, 2008 at 9:30 am

Check out this lifting vehicle which will be available as Do-It-Yourself kit for $50,000. The ILV uses a counter-rotating rotor lifting system and gets its power from two 105 horsepower, Hirth F-30, 2 cycle, 4 cylinder engines with dual ignition and forced air cooling. Engine power comes through two 2.64:1 engine gearboxes. If one of the engines fails, the other one can still sustain the flight. The ILV can soar over trees and houses requiring pilot skills equal only to riding a motor bike. Control of the ILV is obtained by simply shifting your body weight. The kit currently under development in the United States is dubbed PAM 200.

Pam 200 DIY Flying Machine Kit

 

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Killer UV light Vacuum

January 19, 2008 at 12:30 pm

Hammacher Schlemmer have created an upright vacuum cleaner with a built in UV light underneath to kill any creepy crawlies, nasty mites, viruses, bacteria, mold, and flea eggs that might be sucked into your vacuum without you realizing. The Unit cost $500 about £250 and the bulb has a life of 8,000 hours, a good few years cleaning then :)

Killer UV light Vacuum

 It uses a disposable HEPA filter bag that captures 99.97% of all particles as small as 0.3 microns

Available for $499 about £250

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Zeiss Cinemizer video glasses

January 18, 2008 at 1:26 pm

At MacWorld this week Zeiss launched ‘Cinemizer’, their latest video glasses. The new video eyewear from Carl Zeiss is your take-along personal video screen. In the future, you’ll be able to watch any movie stored on your iPod anywhere.
The glasses project a virtual equivelant of a 45 inch screen from 78 inches away, and come with a wired remote control. One of the benefits of the Zeiss glasses is that they can be worn over a pair of eye glasses.

 Zeiss Cinemizer video glasses

The cinemizer will be available in Germany at selected GRAVIS outlets beginning in February/March 2008. Via Crave

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Axiotron’s Mac tablet

January 17, 2008 at 8:36 am

Axiotron’s Modbook is an Apple MacBook rebuilt to become a tablet computer and are aimed at artists, designers, and photographers who want to be able to draw or otherwise directly interact with the screen. The Modbooks run Mac OS X and employ either a 2.0GHz or 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 processor. They also come with a 13.3-inch, 1280×800 screen, Inkwell handwriting recognition software, a built-in iSight camera, a DVD Combo drive or SuperDrive, and GPS.

 Axiotron’s Mac tablet

Available with 1GB of memory for $2,290

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Handpresso - Mini Espresso Maker

January 17, 2008 at 8:00 am

Check out this ultra compact Espresso maker from Handpresso. Handpresso says “There’s nothing is easier! Just pump the machine to 16 bar, add hot water from a kettle or a thermo insulated bottle and an E.S.E. pod. Then, serve a premium quality coffee in your cup by pushing the button. Handpresso Wild prepares a tasty espresso with a perfect crema. An outstanding quality obtained by a high-pressure extraction, a patented Handpresso system. “ A fine and smooth crema, subtle aromas, a structured body, a lengthy finish: a “vintage” coffee!”

Handpresso - Mini Espresso Maker

Available for $145 about £75

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