It’s got a seven speed transmission, an on-board computer, disc brakes and even semi-slick racing tires with Enzo inspired hubcaps. The exclusive version even has a racing-style bucket seat with a four point harness, a leather steering wheel and an aero kit to keep drag down while you’re roaring down the street at 10mph.
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For shocking fun on the run, get Handheld Lightning Reaction! All the fun and fear of the original game, has been distilled into this portable new version.
That is a little 31″ x 47″ box in the above picture. What’s in the box? Oh, just an armoire, a desk, a height-adjustable stool, two more stools, a six-shelf bookcase, and a bed with a mattress, all of which can be moved in and assembled by 2 people in 10 minutes without tools:
This little device actually has some impressive features. Besides being able to play MP4 videos up to 320×240 in size on its 3.5 inch TFT screen, it also has built-in emulators for NES, GameBoy and GameBoy Color games. It of course requires you to use ROMS loaded via an SD card, but anyone already interested in classic gaming emulation will know where to find those. It can even function as an e-Book reader with the ability to read aloud any text file as long as it’s written in English or Chinese.
Are you looking for a universal remote control system that can replace all your other remotes? The MX-980 is a powerful remote control designed for your audio/video home theater system by the aptly named Universal Remote Control company. If you want a remote control that can handle the complexities of your home theater system, then this is it.
The RoboScooter from MIT’s Media Lab has a much better chance at replacing the automobile, particular for people who commute or who live in crowded urban settings.
Going green is all the rage, so imagine how happy treehuggers will be when they find out
There is a teeming culture of all things Hello Kitty. I’m not sure when Sanrio created the Hello Kitty franchise back in 1974 that they knew how large of an impact that this seemingly innocent kitty would have on the world. They have products with the Hello Kitty moniker on them ranging from foods and clothing to computers and cars and passenger jets, and in Japan, its popularity has penetrated every aspect of JapaneseKitty merchandise. daily life. In addition, there are many stores selling only Hello
You have always wanted a waterproof mobile?
Be happy! Fujitsu F704i mobile is the world slimmest waterproof cell phone - just 1.8cm thick.
Now SMS is back with a new version of the original, the M500.The watch is a fully functional GSM quad-band mobile phone, along with all the features you’d expect in a modern cell phone.
Fujitsu Japan has announced the super compact Lifebook U lappie which rightfully earns the title of 'the world's smallest and lightest notebook'. With a footprint of 171×133×26.5 - 32mm only it weighs a mere 580 grams. It is powered by Intel A110 processor at 800Mhz and Intel 945GU Express chipset which has an onboard graphics processor. Specs include Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Fingerprint sensor, 1 x USB 2.0 port, CF and SD card slot, Ethernet and VGA out. The Lifebook U runs on Windows XP Professional or VIsta Business. Watching movies wont be fun on the 5.6 inch (1024 x 600) display but you can surely send emails and make the cost sheet. The LCD doubles as a touch screen and can be rotated and twisted.
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What is it? This is a camera built for everyday life; it’s compact enough to take with you, it can shoot up to five hours of web-ready video and it switches to a 5-megapixel digitalcamera with the push of a button. The built-in software means uploading is easy, and you can transfer your videos to the web right away.
Hottest feature: The ability to shoot video and instantly expose it to an internet audience means any budding filmmaker can share his work right after the take.
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5. Telson TWC 1150 Watch Phone
The TWC 1150 is the world's watch phone with a Camera from Telson. It has a 256 color LCD with a scratch proof Sapphire glass. Though it will appeal to gadget freaks please note that this phone does not have SMS. You need to use the included wireless handsfree to talk. Other features include 16 chord Polyphonic ringtones, Stopwatch, Speaker phone,Voice recording and Recognition. Via - PhoneyworldListcontinues after the jump.
Everyone was expecting Sony to deliver a technological powerhouse with its PlayStation 3 debut here at E3 and Sony sure didn't disappoint. The PlayStation 3 combines the power of the Cell processor and the Nvidia-based RSX graphics processor to create what Sony Computer Entertainment's Ken Kutaragi calls a "supercomputer for computer entertainment."
20. Hello Kitty Fujifilm Pivi mobile printer.
zillions more in Japan than here in Europe. This mini printer is the size of a CD case, and connects to your phone via infrared, to print off your camphone snaps. The definition of a gadget that'd sell.
The Hello Kitty Fujifilm Pivi is teensy - about the size of a CD case - and will print off your photos from your phone using a wireless infrared connection. Bit slow to transfer if you've got a high power camera on your phone with large photo sizes, Bluetooth would have been better, but since this isn't actually available over here don't let it eat you up inside. Apparently Fujifilm sells plain photo paper for it, or you can special Hello Kitty or Disney character paper.
19. Hello Kitty Air Purifier.
This healthy gadget cleans the air, and more importantly, ITS BOW LIGHTS UP WHEN IT'S WORKING. It's little touches like this that make the best gadgets, y'know. Don't pretend to look puzzled - we've seen you dribbling over that blue light on your PS3.
She disperses negative ions and can be used with either an AC adapter or a car cigarette lighter adapter. Also, the bow in her hair lights up while she's working. Whatever she does to make the air cleaner, she absolutely makes it cuter. £30.
18. Hello Kitty Solar Swing clock
Forget pendulums. This clock has Hello Kitty's head bobbing around instead, and is powered by eco-friendly solar energy, allowing you to pretend you're saving the world. With gadgets.
Computers don't typically get a lot of buzz, but Asus's sneaky Eee laptop certainly has people talking, and with good reason. I haven't seen a computer this downright exciting in years. It's a humble machine, but it's as close as we're likely to get to a "game changing" device this side of the Macintosh.
Unlike all of its ultra-cheap competition, Intel's entry into the starter PC market has a secret weapon: It runs Windows (XP to be exact). Whether you see this as benefit or a hindrance depends on your affinity for Microsoft, your need for broad compatibility, and your fear over how Windows might perform on ultra-low-end equipment. In my tests: Not as bad as you'd expect. It immediately dies on benchmarks, of course, but apps load relatively quickly (including Microsoft Office, preloaded on our test machine) and even full-screen video and Flash vids didn't stutter. Of course, it's still a machine designed for kids in a classroom environment: The ultra-small keyboard won't do grown-ups' hamfists any favors, but for a Windows-centric school environment, it's hard to imagine a more appropriate notebook. (Dig the handle and the rubberized case sleeve and the battery-powered pen that converts scribbles into digital files on the Classmate.) Besides, who'd have expected The Man to be the budget machine on the block?
There's no question that Nokia'sN95 is one of the most feature-packed phones I've ever tested. GPS, a 5-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, a full-on media player, an Office doc editor...they're all here in a small (if somewhat bulky) package. All very impressive, but is it worth the breathtaking $750 price tag? Let's take a closer look.
