Resident Evil Zero for Wii Acccording to the Japanese gaming mag Famitsu, Capcom will be releasing the Resident Evil Zero for the Wii, known as the Biohazard 0 in Japan. The game will be slightly the same as the GameCube version but with little changes to suit to the Wiimote and there may be additional scenes incorporated. Capcom will be […]
Acccording to the Japanese gaming mag Famitsu, Capcom will be releasing the Resident Evil Zero for the Wii, known as the Biohazard 0 in Japan. The game will be slightly the same as the GameCube version but with tiny changes to suit to the Wiimote and there may be additional scenes incorporated. Capcom will be releasing the Resident Evil Zero in Japan, no words on releasing in Europe or North America.
Some retro and nature in the cell phones It’s not hard to see that nowadays there’s a marked trend of making all the things slim and sleek, metal and glass. However due to this fact all modern devices have something common in their design, and, as a consequence, people get bored with them even faster. Maybe it would be superior not to forget absolutely the retro styling of yesteryear? Designer Seungchan Lee thinks that a well-designed device has to combine both retro styling and a piece of nature as well. Source: www.gadgets-reviews.com
Sony ICF-ClipMK2 Docking Station This is the new Sony iPod/iPhone docking station, the ICF-ClipMK2. In black or white, it comes with a clock radio and will be available in May for a hundred bucks. Sony also introduced the clippable Bluetooth A2DP / AVRCP receiver and SRS-BT100 30 Watt A2DP speakers. Both of them will be available in March and […]
This is the new Sony iPod/iPhone docking station, the ICF-ClipMK2. In black or white, it comes with a clock radio and will be available in May for a hundred bucks. Sony also introduced the clippable Bluetooth A2DP / AVRCP receiver and SRS-BT100 30 Watt A2DP speakers. Both of them will be available in March and priced at $130 and $160 respectively.
usb speedometer gauges wpm, not mph Think you’re a speed demon on your keyboard? This goofy gadget lets you figure out how fast you can type and displays it on a speedometer-like gauge as you click away feverishly on your computer…
Think you’re a speed demon on your keyboard? This goofy gadget lets you figure out how fast you can type and displays it on a speedometer-like gauge as you click away feverishly on your computer.
In addition to tracking your typing speed (in words-per-minute) the gauge also keeps a running total of how many words you’ve typed so far today. Just plug the speedometer into your USB port, install the included software, and you’re off to the races. The gauge tops out at a whopping 260 WPM, which is speedier than the even world’s fastest typist’s record 212 WPM (and that was on a Dvorak keyboard!)
The USB WPM Speedometer arrives this March at DrinkStuff for £19.99 (appx. $39 USD).
EMobile presents Toshiba H11T and HTC S11HT EMobile presented two new phones, the Toshiba H11T and the HTC S11HT. Both of them are the HSDPA phone. The Toshiba H11T clamshell comes with 3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, audio/video player, microSD slot etc while the HTC S11HT slider comes with 3.0-megapixel camera, 2.8-inch display, GPS, Bluetooth, microSD slot and it’s running on Windows Mobile 6. […]
EMobile presented two new phones, the Toshiba H11T and the HTC S11HT. Both of them are the HSDPA phone. The Toshiba H11T clamshell comes with 3.2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, audio/video player, microSD slot etc while the HTC S11HT slider comes with 3.0-megapixel camera, 2.8-inch display, GPS, Bluetooth, microSD slot and it’s running on Windows Mobile 6. Check out more photos after the jump.
Space Warp Desktop This is the Space Warp Desktop, a desk toy imported from Japan that features either chromed ball bearing or glowing orbs perpetually rotating on a clear track. Flip a switch behind to select which type of balls you like, while the ones you don’t want are automatically sorted and stored in the base. It measures […]
This is the Space Warp Desktop, a desk toy imported from Japan that features either chromed ball bearing or glowing orbs perpetually rotating on a clear track. Flip a switch behind to choose which type of balls you prefer, while the ones you don’t want are automatically sorted and stored in the base. It measures 12″ Long x 10″ high x 5.5″ deep and powered by 3 AA Batteries. Demonstration available after the jump.
The glowing balls are powered by a built in UV light in the base which charges them up, causing them to glow as they roll down the track only to be charged up again at the end of the run.
Volkswagen Beetle PC Mod This is the Volkswagen Beetle Personal computer Mod. The front bumper ejects as the CD-Rom while the back bumper open to reveals USB port, PS/2, Video output etc. Other details are not available but from the pictures it can tell that this case mod was built in year 2002. More pictures after the jump. [via New Launches] Tags: […]
This is the Volkswagen Beetle Personal computer Mod. The front bumper ejects as the CD-Rom while the back bumper open to reveals USB port, PS/2, Video output etc. Other details are not available but from the pictures it can tell that this case mod was built in year 2002. More photos after the jump.
mike tyson’s punch-out scarf is a real t.k.o. One of the greatest boxing games of all time has been immortalized in wearable form. This oh-so-awesome handknit scarf features the fighters from the NES classic Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! Created by El Paso crafter Beatboxtaun, the scarf features the likenesses of two of the game’s pixelated pugilists…
One of the greatest boxing games of all time has been immortalized in wearable form. This oh-so-awesome handknit scarf features the fighters from the NES classic Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!
Created by El Paso crafter Beatboxtaun, the scarf features the likenesses of two of the game’s pixelated pugilists. At $175, it’s not cheap, but the scarf represents many, many hours of hand crocheting.
If you want to be the proud owner, you better head on over to Etsy, since this is a one-of-a-kind piece.
Space Warp Desktop This is the Space Warp Desktop, a desk toy imported from Japan that features either chromed ball bearing or glowing orbs perpetually rotating on a clear track. Flip a switch behind to choose which type of balls you like, while the ones you don’t want are automatically sorted and stored in the base. It measures […]
This is the Space Warp Desktop, a desk toy imported from Japan that features either chromed ball bearing or glowing orbs perpetually rotating on a clear track. Flip a switch behind to select which type of balls you like, while the ones you don’t want are automatically sorted and stored in the base. It measures 12″ Long x 10″ high x 5.5″ deep and powered by 3 AA Batteries. Demonstration available after the jump.
The glowing balls are powered by a built in UV light in the base which charges them up, causing them to glow as they roll down the track only to be charged up again at the end of the run.
High-Tech Glasses that help to Read Comfortably Vuzix SightMate looks just like a virtual reality glasses. However, it has only one “eye”, and is made to help people with eyesight problems read comfortably. It is magnifying all that is in front of you, to make the image clear and readable. This gadget uses a combination of edge detection, contrast enhancement and optical zoom to help those with Glaucoma and Diabetic Retinopathy diagnosis. Source: www.gadgets-reviews.com
It’s not hard to see that nowadays there’s a marked trend of making all the things slim and sleek, metal and glass. However due to this fact all modern devices have something common in their design, and, as a consequence, people get bored with them even faster. Maybe it would be superior not to forget absolutely the retro styling of yesteryear? Designer Seungchan Lee thinks that a well-designed device has to combine both retro styling and a piece of nature as well. 
Vuzix SightMate looks just like a virtual reality glasses. However, it has only one “eye”, and is made to help people with eyesight problems read comfortably. It is magnifying all that is in front of you, to make the image clear and readable. This gadget uses a combination of edge detection, contrast enhancement and optical zoom to help those with Glaucoma and Diabetic Retinopathy diagnosis. 
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