Like writing in pencils but don’t like the hassle of their breaking leads? Sharpie’s Liquid Mechanical Pencil is the answer. The tool, looks, feels, and writes like a pen, but it’s actually liquid graphite that’s coming out of that tip. No more need to sharpen pencils or replace leads in propelling pencils.
Category: Tools, DIY, Home, Office
GE MoodCam App Helps You Improve Your House For Free
OK budding interior designers, listen up. GE Lighting Style offers an online lighting system tool called GE Mood Lighting Cam (MoodCam for short) that allows you to find the perfect type of lighting to change the mood of your whole house. Simply take some photos, answer 8 questions and it helps you choose the lighting… Continue reading GE MoodCam App Helps You Improve Your House For Free
Honeywell TE923W Deluxe Weather Station for Serious Weather Geeks
Indoor personal weather stations are nothing new, but they never really seem to make any spectacularly accurate conclusions. All you did was run a little wire through your window out to a box on the roof and the receiver would give you some information about the weather. Honeywell offers the serious (or budding) meteorologist a… Continue reading Honeywell TE923W Deluxe Weather Station for Serious Weather Geeks
Stargate Coasters
If you’re a Stargate fan, you have to check out this set of four Stargate coasters. The coasters are meticulously detailed and the manufacturer promises that they will actually not create wormholes. Personally I’d test the wormhole theory with some soda before using the coaster to hold a glass of your finest Scotch though. Buy… Continue reading Stargate Coasters
VectorX Launch Monitor is Under Par for Accuracy
“Under Par” Get it? Well you would if you’re a golfer! And if you’re into your golf in a big way then you may have considered, or even used, launch monitors to try to sharpen up your performance. These can often mean lugging around heavy and fragile equipment, including laptops. AccuSport is looking to change… Continue reading VectorX Launch Monitor is Under Par for Accuracy
AutoChron Offers Smart Home for $30
One of the things I feel is holding back the ‘smart house’ revolution is that (many times) to install all the proper gadgetry you would need to get your house rewired and re-plastered – not a cheap option by all means! AutoChron seems to have come up with a solution to this by offering an… Continue reading AutoChron Offers Smart Home for $30
Black & Decker Revinvents the Shredder with the iShred Vertical Shredder
Shredding your sensitive documents is always the best thing you can do, and a large proportion of households invest in shredders to help reduce the risk of identity theft in this modern world. The only problem with shredders is that their design hasn’t really altered from when they were first brought to the personal and… Continue reading Black & Decker Revinvents the Shredder with the iShred Vertical Shredder
Sticky Notes that look like Floppies
No, wait! We’re seriously not featuring floppy disks. It’s a bit hard to tell, but these are actually sticky notes, made to look like floppy disks. Kinda cool, right? Yes, you can write all over them or if you’re a bit uptight, just in the little area that you would have normally stuck to on… Continue reading Sticky Notes that look like Floppies
Bring TIM! calculates your dollars burnt at meetings
Ha! Love this. Bring TIM! is an office clock that calculates how much money you’re burning in your meetings. Just enter your average hourly rate for your meeting participants and the number of folks and hit Start! Of course, TIM stands for “Time is Money”. Not sure I love the entire name of the product,… Continue reading Bring TIM! calculates your dollars burnt at meetings
LED World Map
Do you or your family like to keep track of where you go while learning a geography lesson? If so, check out the LED World Map or LED USA Map for a fun and interesting new way to keep track of your travels with technology. The framed maps are 35.5″x 25.5″x .5″ with a 9′… Continue reading LED World Map