Archive for January, 2008Flexible cell phone One of the concepts was offered by Robert Hayes and Johan Feenstra… iPhone signal problem after upgraded to 1.1.3  There are words flying around the street from saying that the iPhone 1.1.3 firmware are currently experiencing a higher rate of dropped calls. The 5 bars signal strength gone zero mysteriously when you are talking and only return full strength when hang up. So is that true? Any of my lovely readers here with 1.1.3 upgraded? [via Ubergizmo] Source: www.2dayblog.com Kenwood MGR-A7 PCM Voice Recorder  Here’s the Kenwood first released digital PCM recorder. It has 2GB of storage and support SDHC card. It features the Wolfson WM8985 digital amplifier and has 12.5h continuous recording in PCM or 19h in both MP3 and WMA modes. Pricing and availability has not been released.  [via TechFresh] Source: www.2dayblog.com Tiffany and Co. edition phone costs $94K  Tiffany & Co. has partnered up with Softbank Mobile to released this bling bling phone that costs about $94K (that is US dollar not Yen, convert to Yen will be ¥10 million). It comes with 400 diamonds on it which totals about 20 carats. $94K, I rather get a car or home. Just wait, it’s coming on February. [via Tokyo Mango] Source: www.2dayblog.com nintendo wii color remotes on the way While there’s still no official word from Nintendo on anything but white Wii-motes, there is now a third-party option for those of you bored with the standard-issue models.
Snakebyte is one of the first companies to offer a third-party alternative for the Wii-mote (called the Riimote), and will be offering them in colors not offered by Nintendo. Functionally, these controllers look pretty much identical to the authentic Wii-motes, even though the button designs are a little more modern in styling. The initial models will come in either a gloss black or a dramatic bright purple, which really jumped out at me when I first saw it. They should be available for buy early in February. Unfortunately, it looks like Snakebyte hasn’t been able to get their costs down to what Nintendo has since they’re not producing as many, so the price of €39.99 (appx. $59 USD), is a bit hard to stomach. That’s too bad, since they do look really cool. [via Wii News Daily via Play Gadgets] accessory, black, color, controller, nintendo, purple, snakebyte, wii
Alienware Area-51 m17x Notebook  This is the Alienware Area-51 m17x notebook. It is powered by Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme processors and comes with NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTX graphics card, three hard drives with SmartBay, an LED-illuminated keyboard, and 1080p video and HD audio support. More pictures after the jump.     No words on pricing and availability. More info at Alienware website [via Uncrate] Source: www.2dayblog.com Diamond encrusted USB drive Pancakes for your Face  It is a funny video by James Provan about making pancakes and someone stealing pancakes. It’s another awesome stop motion video. The video was edited using Final Cut Studio, captured using Canon 350D still camera (90% of footage) and a Panasonic DVX 100b video camera (10% footage) and the music was written in Logic Studio. If you want to make those pancakes, you can head to www.welovepancakes.com. Video after the jump. Source: www.2dayblog.com rfl robot: programmable football ‘bot on a budget If you’re gonna have a robot, why not have one that can play sports? This low-cost robot is designed specifically for playing robotic football tournaments.
The RFL (Robotic Football League) Robot was created for playing football in tournaments with other robot enhusiasts. These robots feature a set of four independent high-torque motors which let them really play aggressively, and include special gripping arms which are designed to throw the ball with plenty of momentum. They can block, tackle, throw and receive a little Velcro football, and even can talk trash to each other when they detect a nearby aggressor. Each one runs on an included wireless RF controller, and sports a powerful 9.6V rechargeable battery pack. The RFL Robot is available now from Spark Fun Electronics for $139.95. football, game, joystick, robot, sport, wireless
Parody: MacBook Paper  This is how MacBook Paper looks like I guess. It’s another MacBook Air parody. It is trim, printable, portable and it doesn’t cost to thousand. Video after the jump. [via Gadget Lab] Source: www.2dayblog.com |
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There’s no doubt that everybody wants to have a cell phone, which would be resistant to any damage. Because of this a lot of different devices made of durable materials (titanium, gold and etc) were produced. Yet producers are still trying to find different ways to solve this problem.
There are a lot of exclusive USB flash drives nowadays. People’s fantasy has gone very far in this domain. However the fact that many people like these devices makes designers and producers create even more massive variety of them. The product in question is the diamond-encrusted USB flash drive being offered by miiSTOR. 
