Sun Jar The Sun Jar uses the sun’s rays to power three natural-coloured LED lights. The light emitted from them is then diffused through the jar’s frosted glass, giving the appearance of sunlight trapped inside. See price Tags: Ogg Vorbis, gear, speakers, high definition TV (Read the full post about ‘Sun Jar’…)
Looks like the obsidian black GSM Palm Centro is no longer limited to Salt Lake City, Utah as AT&T is carrying it for $99.99 a pop. At least you now have another color choice compared to just the glacier white model, and we all know that black gadgets somehow look a whole lot nicer. You will be able to pick up the obsidian black Palm Centro from AT&T retail stores and online, so go ahead - do your bit and help Palm bleed less money this quarter. Tags: lcd, dap, cameras, tests (Read the full post about ‘Black GSM Palm Centro Official’…)
I must say this ought to be the cheapest universal TV remote control in the world - after all, at £1.96 a unit, you can’t really go wrong, can you? The Keychain Universal TV Remote Control is so small and portable, you don’t have to worry about looking for the remote before the start of the all-important football game. Heck, you can even go over to a friend’s house and watch channels of your own choice after hiding his remote control. Tags: amps, camera, cool gear, consumer technology (Read the full post about ‘Keychain Universal TV Remote Control’…)
First glimpse of the Sony Rolly, I couldn’t identify what it is. Looks like a bomb or an egg so I thought it’s nothing to take seriously. Maybe another useless novelty item. If like me, you can’t figure out what the Rolly is, it’s a new MP3 player from Sony. Just that. No specs have leaked yet. Set to launch this April 19 in Japan, the Rolly features a wing-like attachment at the sides which sill puzzles me. What’ s more surprising is that these colored wings will be sold separately at $15 apart from the $400 price of the Sony Rolly. No word yet has been given when the Sony Rolly with colored wings will officially be released in the US. (Read the full post about ‘Sony Rolly to soon roll out in different colors’…)
Researchers at the University of Illionois, headed up by Professor John Rogers, managed to create circuitry that is capable of bending.
The feat has been made possible by combining ultra-thin silicon material with rubber, effectively placing silicon on to the bendable rubber surface. The breakthrough has come from the fact that not only are they able to produce complete integrated circuits, but also the performance of those circuits is on a par with conventionally manufactured ones.
The ability to bend a silicon chip without breaking it is due to the actual size of the circuitry. In Professor Rogers’ labs, they can create a complete circuit that is just 1.5 microns thick.
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Alltel Wireless has just announced two new color options for the Motorola Q in the form of the licorice and lime Moto QTM 9cs which will be available this summer. Some of the features found on both smartphones include :- 2.4″ color display 1.3 megapixel camera with flash and fixed focus 128MB internal memory Support for up to 32GB memory cards Supports Microsoft Office documentsBoth models will be available from Alltel Wireless for $99.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. Tags: ipod, home theater, wi-fi, equipment (Read the full post about ‘Moto Q9c and Q9c Lime from Alltel’…)
