Archive for the ‘Electronic Gadgets’ Category

Dual Pizza Oven - two pies in 90 seconds

Saturday, February 16th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Home Gadgets | No Comments »

Dual Pizza Oven

This is an awesome gadget that cooks 2 pizzs in 90 secs. That’s even faster than you ordering another one!

If you are a pizza freak like me, don’t miss this one.

Cost - $249

Capsule USB Key

Friday, February 15th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Home Gadgets, Miscellaneous Gadgets, Office Gadgets, PC Gadgets | No Comments »

Capsule USB key

Carrying your USB flash drive around can be quite the hassle especially if you don’t want to clutter your pocket with too many things. Enter the Capsule USB Key.

This two-inch long thumbdrive is encased in brushed aluminum with an attached chain and hook. Keep it on your keychain, hang it around your neck, or dangle it from your nose, if that’s your thing. By the way, if you do hang it from a body part, make sure you email us a picture!

Coar -$27.99

Tap your own phone line with Teleport 2.0

Friday, February 15th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Home Gadgets | No Comments »

Phone tapper

This baby hooks into your phone line and stores all of the information about your incoming and outgoing calls such as caller ID and numbers dialed. Of course every time you pick up the phone, it starts recording and sends the data to your computer via USB.Cost - $71.12

Customizable Cell Phones

Sunday, February 10th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Miscellaneous Gadgets, Mobile Phones | No Comments »

modu

Finally, there are some companies that provide us with cell phones with the features that we actually need.

Modu from Israel, who rolled out a GSM handset that will be released this October, coming in the form of a tiny phone which can slide into special jackets that are actually phone exteriors with extra functionality. You also get software which instructs the phone about different color schemes. The company is also working on other jackets that aren’t phone-based including GPS devices. But don’t you think carrying around the jackets that you need are troublesome?

A basic model costs about $149. ( you can get upto a 7mp camera). You can get one by placing an order on the website

Snow Ball Maker

Friday, February 8th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Games, Home Gadgets, Sport Goods | No Comments »

Snow Ball Maker

Imagine being able to take on an entire battalion on your own. Wow,

The Sno-Baller turns out huge numbers of snowballs in seconds, so gloves stay drier and hands warmer, and you can fire away without running out — crucial in family and neighborhood snowball fights! Snow Block Maker forms perfect-sized chunks for snow forts and walls, and also works in sand at the beach. Injection-molded high-impact plastic.

Price not available yet

Vegas PS3 Case Mod

Friday, February 8th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Games | No Comments »

Ps3 Mod

This case mod was inspired by the Rainbow Six Vegas game, disguised to be a casino tower. This PS3 comes with colorful, bright LEDs along with a tiny Eiffel Tower to signify Paris, a pyramid for Luxor, and little folk to complete the system.

Microsoft lowers Xbox 360 HD DVD player to $129.99

Friday, February 8th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Games, Miscellaneous Gadgets, Video Gadgets | No Comments »

Xbox

Microsoft has officially announced that they’ve slashed the price of their HD DVD player add-on for the Xbox 360 by $50. This is a method to improve the sales unless DS and Wii destroy it

One thing to consider is that at $129, it will at least make a good upscaling DVD player. Don’t forget that you still get 5 free HD DVDs whenever you purchase select players (which includes this one).

WiFi Detecting T-Shirt

Friday, February 8th, 2008 | Posted in Conceptual, Electronic Gadgets | No Comments »

Wifi detecting T-shirt

Today, we have from Firebox a WiFi Detecting T-Shirt.

As its name suggests, this hi-tech garment lets you know when you’re in a WiFi zone by graphically displaying the WiFi connections floating around the vicinity. Glowing bars on the front of the shirt dynamically change as the signal strength fluctuates. Clever, eh? Armed with this so-nerdy-it’s-cool clobber there’s no need to crack open your laptop or fiddle with your PDA searching for nearby WiFi signals. Wear it anywhere - from coffee shops and airports to hotels and forthcoming Friends of DeForest Kelley Conventions. The possibilities are endless. Kind of. Capable of showing strengths of 802.11b or 802.11g (whatever that means), the WiFi Detecting T-Shirt is destined to become an essential travelling companion for all you roving surfers. Simply check out your chest and get connected. It’s just like being bionic. Well, ish.

They are capable of picking up 802.11b and g signals, but the Firebox version features the image of a laptop display that shows off just how much WiFi signal you’re currently getting in your area. These run on a couple of AAA batteries only.

Cost - $19.95

CloudBook to be upgraded

Thursday, February 7th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Home Gadgets, Miscellaneous Gadgets, PC Gadgets | No Comments »

Everex

The director of marketing for Everex says that the next rendition of the Everex will add solid state HDs, larger touchscreens, and girlie coulors to the mix. The CloudBooks have the Eee PC’s market as a goal

Intempo BTA-01 Bluetooth adapter

Thursday, February 7th, 2008 | Posted in Electronic Gadgets, Miscellaneous Gadgets, PC Gadgets | No Comments »

Intempo

Intempo has just released its BTA-01 Bluetooth adapter that actually converts any iPod speaker dock with a dock connector into impromptu speakers for Bluetoooth-capable music phones. This device fills up a very select niche of folks who rely on their phone as the primary music device instead of the white colored model from Cupertino.

Cost - $80