With a push of a button, this portable gizmo opens cans handsfree. Dogs and cats having been pushing for technological advancements in this area for years and their dreams have now been realized. The lid even lifts off after opening the can without any rough edges. I hear cats worldwide purring with satisfaction.
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The iSplash speakers use a 900Mhz dual-frequency PLL transmitter from your iPod, MP3, stereo or TV up to 150 feet through walls and floors. The iSplash is great out near the pool or hanging in the shower. Water and tunes just go together!
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Brookstone has created a four-way Power Pod charger that plugs into an auto lighter. The four ways include a USB port, home electrical outlet, 9-volt battery and a 12V cigarette lighter. The device is nice and compact and comes with a retractable cord and travel pouch. Great for the those summer road trips!
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This inflatable home theater screen and a projector can spice up your backyard as you can bring your home theater to the outside. I can imagine watching baseball games while swimming at the pool or toasting marshmellows at night while watching a horro flick.
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Accepting 11 types of media including CompactFlash I/II, Microdrive, Secure Digital, Mini SD, MultiMediaCard, RS MMC, Memory Stick/MS PRO & MS Duo/PRO Duo, this device can be used to backup your files from your digital camera allowing yourself to be free from taking your laptop on trips, to weddings, family reunions, etc… Take all the pictures you want and simply back the up to free up space!
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Today the Geeks are looking at the Dell 24″ Widescreen Flat Panel LCDs. Dell has built a reputation in the industry for selling high quality LCDs. This tradition started with their fantastic 2001FP, a favorite among many gamers as it was one of the first to have the refresh rates fast enough for game play while providing excellent size to cost ratio. Dell followed up the 2001 with the 2001 FPW widescreen display, and more recently with the 2007FP. Let’s see how the colossal 24″ wide screen LCD stacks up…
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This little gizmo saves space and protects your PC, monitor or projector. The 3 1/8 inch surge protector fits between the power cable and the device it’s plugged into. This little guy acts like a bodyguard and takes the shot so your device doesn’t protecting them from up to 2500 amps maximum current surge.
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It’s so hot I actually burned my hand opening the car door and branded the back of my legs on the leather car seat! The temperature has reached “intolerable” in the southeast and we are looking for ways to cool down.
The Geeks discovered a product that combines two ways of cooling down in one cool product. An oscillating fan that sprays a mist! Simply connect the fan to a standard garden hose and the fan should cool an area of 950 square feet up to 25 degrees!
Yes, I feel if I say the word “cool” enough, I might actually feel cool.
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The Geeks are getting lazy! We got caught up watching Trinidad and Tobago block everything Sweden kicked at them in the World Cup and forgot to add a Gizmo of the Day earlier today!
Therefore, we thought it made sense to add a gizmo that aids in laziness. Featuring the ultimate in laziness, you can now open and close your outdoor umbrella using a remote.
Well, enough work for today.
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GamePark Holdings, Inc. has officially released the GP2X SDK.
The official GP2X SDK is available from the GP2X site from one of these links:
http://dev.gp2x.com/sdk/gp2xsdk_windows.zip
http://dev.gp2x.com/sdk/gp2xsdk_linux.tar.gz
If you need more library source, GPH provides the contact [email protected] and GPH will provide it on the developer’s forum, http://dev.gp2x.com/forum/. GPH mentions that you can get most of the library from the internet, as Dev-C++ for GP2X was coded with the source code which is already opened on the internet.
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