I’m sure every time I go to see a 3D movie got the most ugly pair of 3D glasses, the greasy (the popcorn) and looks like little extra, right? For movie fans came out some 3D glasses and 3D stylized modern little more interesting.
This pair of 3D glasses will attract more eyes, admiration and even offers to sell price. Plus you’ll take care of them and will certainly be the most pure 3D glasses throughout cinema.
Such a pair of 3D glasses sold at a price about 22 lei – as a 3D movie ticket during the weekend. Read the rest of this entry »
It’s amazing how Wikipedia could change how to distribute free information on almost any topic in this world. Whether you are looking for a painter or a country, the category often find the answer.
Maybe sometimes you needed to get documentation on a particular topic, but you had no computer at hand, or any smartphone to surf the internet.
For those who want to have access to free Internet encyclopedia WikiReader solution is to have Wikipedia in your pocket. Read the rest of this entry »
Innovation drift X170 comes with this camera perfect for any amateur cyclist (and not only) Photo / Video Road Trip. Make videos in 720 x 480 resolution and 5 mp camera. Can be mounted almost anywhere on the helmet, handlebars, comes with a remote control with a small screen
LCD is mounted as a clock, remote control with 5 meters. The camera rotates 300 ° and weighs only 128 grams. Supports SD and go to AA. Price? $ 200. Read the rest of this entry »
Rechargeable batteries are brilliant, all the gadgets and feeds us gizmourile to walk without them I always throw their alkaline with caustic chemicals in the environment, and that would be pretty bad. However rechargeable batteries are adapters huge problem, plugs and cables we need to keep them filled with electrons. Oh! battery died, but where dr. with is the adapter? Sound familiar? One day an enterprising geek built in battery charger. And some loader, but has good idea to end: he used a standard USB port directly on the battery. Now, when your batteries are passed out, connect them to a USB port and ubiquitous entertainment continues!
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It’s already been available in Japan for a little while now, but it looks like folks in the US will soon finally be able to get their hands on Canon’s new VIXIA HF S11 HD camcorder as well.
One of the biggest advantages this one has over the previous S10 model is 64GB of internal storage (or twice as much as before), which Canon assures us will let you record a full 24 hours of high definition video — or more if you toss a few SDHC cards in your bag.
You’ll also be able to record full HD video in your choice of a 24p Cinema or 30p Progressive modes, capture some 8-megapixel still images, take advantage of features like face detection and a full range of manual controls, and make use of an all new RA-V1 Remote Control Adapter to pair it with various third-party remote controllers. Read the rest of this entry »
It has been months since Lenovo announced that its IdeaPad S12 would be the first netbook (or borderline notebook) with Nvidia’s Ion, but it has since been MIA. Lenovo says, the system will now ship during the Windows 7 timeframe.
On track to ship at the end of October, the IdeaPad S12 with Intel’s Atom N270 and Nvidia’s GeForce 9400 graphics will be $50 more than the standard Intel Atom version and will retail for $550. Though more than the average netbook, we expect it to be worth it, especially if it truly performs like we’ve seen.
However, Lenovo’s delay may prevent the company from being the first to market with an Ion powered netbook. Samsung’s N510 has been confirmed to ship in the U.S. next month for $599. And we have also been told that HP has plans to release an Ion system of their own in the coming weeks. HP would not comment on the rumors.
Nevertheless, Lenovo hinted that the experience of Windows 7 on the S12 would make it more compelling than the Vista version it was originally planning to sell.
In an interview with T3, HTC’s Chief Innovation Officer Horace Luke justifies the impressive Teflon coating on the HTC Hero by saying that the iPhone is slippery as hell. The obvious solution, of course, is seedless watermelons.
He also says that there are three “classes” of Android phone. Obviously HTC isn’t happy with Android as is, and will skin it like they do with Windows mobile. Read the rest of this entry »
Phenom, a low key tech developer, debuted a line of GSM watch phones in their product lineup. This comes following LG’s announcement that they would be showing a GSM watch phone at CES 2009 this week.
Phenom, a relatively unknown company, offers their products at a range of $195 to $295, which is actually surprisingly affordable. They also include some desirable features, such as video cameras, microSD slots, and MP3/MP4 players. Read the rest of this entry »
The 20th century has been all about one thing: innovation. Every year we have new technologies and new advancements that further progress our society. 2008 was no different and offered its own assortment of technological innovations and hot gadgets.
Below is a listing of some of the most beneficial, and some of the most popular gadgets and gear to come out of 2008. They serve to improve your home, the economy, or life in general. Read the rest of this entry »
One of the technologies that is up and coming in the digital age is the eReader. Like any archaic activity, reading is becoming more of a technological practice with the advent of electronic paper and readers.
Standard eReader units, which are lightweight and compact, allow you to read a text without turning any pages and also give you the ability to increase text size. The only downside, however, is that they are generally pretty expensive, starting in upwards of $300 or $400.
The eSlick, however, is a little different than the standard eReader unit. Starting at $230, the reader is a 6.4 ounce 7 inch ebook that comes in 600×800 resolution. Read the rest of this entry »
