October 2007

MemoryFrame Wireless Digital 10.4-Inch Photo Viewer With Two Interchangeable 8×10 Frames

Moving up to the big boys of Digital Photo Frames, this 10.4″ Photo Viewer includes two interchangeable 8×10″ frames but if you are a geek… you’ll love the technology behind this frame. The frame offers web connectivity to RSS feeds, email or photo-sharing sites via Windows XP or Vista. The frame offers 128MB of storage [...]

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Sharp’s AQUOS P Series – 1080p 22″ and 26″ LCDs

Sharp announced the world’s first 1080p 22″ and 26″ LCDs recently. Due out on November 22nd, the Sharp LCD monitor’s are PC aware with DVI-D and Analog RGB connections and has a two-screen function which can display two screens of varying sizes. The stand has also been designed to store a PC’s keyboard with a [...]

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Wicked Lego Creations

srslycool posted some seriously cool Lego creation pics including this lifesize R2D2. My favorite is Escher’s “Relativity” in Lego. My only question is… how do you get a job as a Lego artist?

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Parrot 3.5-Inch Digital Photo Frame with Bluetooth

Similar to yesterday’s Gizmo of the Day, we’re featuring another Digital Photo Frame. This photo frame has built-in Bluetooth so you can wirelessly send a photo from up to 33 feet away from any Bluetooth enabled cell phone. With a 3.5″ TFT screen and 32MB of storage, depending on the size of your digital pics [...]

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TAO Digital Clock and Photo Viewer

Form and function are combined well in this digital photo frame. The black frame should go with just about any decor and the 3.5″ TFT LCD Screen can be used as an analog or digital clock and can display digital photos. The clock even has an alarm clock built-in as well as a calendar and [...]

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Digital Photo Frames

While looking around for gifts this weekend, I started checking out Digital Photo Frames. I’ve always wanted one, but the prices seem to extreme for such small screens. Over the past couple of years, it looks like prices really have come down and technology behind the frame has greatly improved. Since I was already looking [...]

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Wi-Fi Detector T-Shirt

We’ve all seen the variety of animated t-shirts that light up or respond to external stimuli like sounds, and while cool, not necessarily useful. Here’s an animated t-shirt that serves a puprose – it’s the WiFi finder shirt. Now you can know how strong the Wi-Fi signals around you are, and everyone who can see [...]

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Sony Digital Reader PRS-505 with 100 Free eBooks

Sony has a put out a new rev of their very cool Digital Reader Book which is not only slimmer, but cheaper, and available in 2 colors – silver and dark blue. If you buy one of these now, you are also entitled to download 100 classic books for free from the Sony Connect store [...]

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Gmail at 10GB in a month and a half?

Have you noticed the dynamically updating counter of space that your Gmail account has on the login page? As I write this, it’s trucking up to 4313MB. I couldn’t help but notice how quickly this counter seemed to be incrementing, so I decided to do a quick ‘back of the napkin’ calculation to see how [...]

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StrikeAlert Lightning Strike Detector

Remember Reg from The Great Outdoors? Bartender: He’s been struck by lightning… how many times has it been now, Reg? Reg: S-s-s-s-s-s-s-six… Chet: Six times? Reg: S-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-six-sixty-sixty-six times. In-n-n-n-n-n-n-In-n-n-n-n-n-n-In-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n the head! Lightning is fourty-thousand to one-hundred-twenty thousand amps at three million volts and carries enough power to light a hundred watt bulb for two months. [...]

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