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PC Gadgets, USB Gadgets

Handgun USB Drive

by Ally - on March 18, 2010

Nothing will ever make you look quite as cool as owning a handgun flash drive.  Sure, you can’t take it in most places, due to the stir it might cause.  At least you’ll look tough though.  With your jet black drive, I’ll bet you only store the toughest of your information on the drive.  I haven’t the faintest idea what kind of information would be called tough, but I’ll bet you figure it out.

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Office Gadgets, PC Gadgets

Ergoroller massages your wrists

by Ally - on March 18, 2010

There are plenty of squishy and even oddly shaped wrist rests out there to alleviate the pressure off of your wrists.  Yet how many actually have lots of little massaging balls.  With this your wrists will receive a miniature massage every single time you slide the mouse around.  Of course you may prefer the squishy feel of the other rests, but for those that would like to try something new, this is definitely different.

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Conceptual Gadgets, Eco Gadgets

Mr. Klein Washing Machine reuses water

by Ally - on March 18, 2010

For those of you that are big clean freaks, you might not entirely like this concept.  I’m not even obsessive about germs and dirt, but this still doesn’t entirely sit well with me.  Most washing machines wash your clothing and then send the dirty water down the drain.  As far as the green aspect goes, that’s a huge waste of water and therefore a bit of a bad thing.  This Mr. Klein concept does something a little different with that water.  After it cleans up your dirty underwear, it will save the water to be used again for another load.

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Software

Amazon announces Kindle for Mac

by Edwin - on March 18, 2010



Amazon has just announced to the masses that they will be offering a new free application known as “Kindle for Mac”, where this piece of software is able to allow readers worldwide to enjoy books that were meant for the Kindle on their respective Mac computers. Just in case you were wondering whether there are enough tomes to get you interested, you would be well pleased to know that the U.S. Kindle Store (www.amazon.com/kindlestore) holds more than 450,000 books at the moment, and these aren’t dusty digital versions since they comprise of New Releases and 102 of 111 New York Times Bestsellers, making it THE place to look for some of today’s most popular books in digital format. This means that Kindle books can now be read on the Kindle, Kindle DX, iPhone, iPod touch, BlackBerry, PC and Mac, as well as the upcoming iPad.

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Apple News, PC Gadgets, USB Gadgets

Western Digital My Passport SE for Mac

by Edwin - on March 18, 2010

Western Digital is extremely well known for its line of storage devices where backup is concerned, and this time round they have come up with something that targets folks who are running on the Mac platform – we’re talking about the Western Digital My Passport SE for Mac. Available in two capacities of 750GB and 1TB, the My Passport SE for Mac is a portable USB drive which has been specially formatted before leaving the factory to work in a Mac environment right out of the box, complete with Apple Time Machine software compatibility.

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Eco Gadgets, Solar Powered Gear

Solar Roadways prototype now built

by Edwin - on March 18, 2010

Solar Roadways received a $100,000 grant by the Department of Transportation last year, and it is good to see all that money put to good use with a spanking new solar-powered road prototype. Currently, Solar Roadways is in the running for an award as a finalist (“Most Promising Renewable Energy Award”), and initial tests have shown that their pedestrian warning system with a couple of small kids worked like a charm – whenever one of the little ones step on the crosswalk panel, the Solar Road Panel lights up with a warning “SLOW DOWN” for drivers. This ought to help reduce the number of accidents on the road somewhat in the long run, don’t you think so? Solar Roadways hopes to see these solar-powered panels make their way to driveways, parking lots, walkways, playgrounds and even bike paths sometime down the road.

Source: Inventor Spot

Miscellaneous Gadgets

Mistletoe Pocket Ashtray

by Edwin - on March 18, 2010



Want something absolutely zany if you are a regular smoker? Perhaps you might want to check out the Mistletoe Pocket Ashtray that offers a colorful method of disposing of your cigarette butts. After all, if you happen to be in a fine city like Singapore, nonchalantly flicking the butt to the street will more often than not result in being slapped with a summons on the spot. The Mistletoe Pocket Ashtray allows you to do so in a dignified manner, sliding the cap aside to see half a dozen cigarette-shaped holes, making it a snap to just pop the ciggy in and close it up. Made from tough and heat-resistant ABS plastic, the Mistletoe Pocket Ashtray comes in orange, lime green or pink colors, retailing for $9.90 a pop. It would make for an interesting cellphone ornament, don’t you think so?

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