Normally, I don’t care about fashion, but after I saw this GalaxyDress, I’m starting to see a possible career in LED clothing.

The Galaxy Dress is toted as “the biggest LED dress in the world”, and it features 24,000 LED lights and 4,000 Swarovski crystals. I believe that it is powered by iPod batteries, and the energy to power it is equal to about 2 light bulbs. It’s nice that it does eat up that much power. There is an awesome video of it after the jump if you want to see this Lite Brite wear.

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It used to be that in order to read the fine print you just picked up a magnifying glass or even a pair of reading glasses.  That takes far too much effort though, plus it’s just not the same unless you get to use a gadget to do even the most simple tasks.  Well now instead of using those non-electronic devices, you can use the Wired Electronic Reading Aid.  It’ll make the print easier to read and you’ll even get to use your TV.

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The introduction of Wi-Fi cards and chipsets in notebooks alongside smartphones have been a great boon since their inception, and many strides have been made since then with Bluetooth functionality being thrown into the bigger picture as well. While the majority of today’s chipsets are full well capable of supporting both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity simultaneously, the antenna has proved to be the industry’s roadblock. SkyCross aims to change that scenario with the iMAT, being the industry’s first single-antenna solution which is capable of offering over 35 dB of isolation between Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to enable coexistence even in compact devices including netbooks.

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With advances made in the digital world, it is no surprise to see traditional art forms make the jump to bridge the digital divide as well. While using LEDs as some sort of art isn’t exactly going to turn it to the next Renaissance-level legend, the Unique MicroTiles digital display technology offers something very different to the world of art, where it creates a virtually seamless digital canvas of almost any size or shape according to your whims and fancies, offering spectacular, crisp visuals from just about any distance.

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There are times when having a sewing machine would be handy.  However, if you’re not the type that sews quilts and curtains purely for the joy of the project, you probably don’t need one of the large machines.  Sure, it would be convenient to have the full sized version just lying around, but if money is tight, getting a machine like that might seem like a bit much.  At that point you could pick up this small affordable Handheld Sewing Machine.

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iBiquity Digital Corporation has rolled out a new accessory known as the Gigaware Navigation Control HD Radio Receiver for the iPod touch and iPhone, where it will be accompanied by the Gigaware HD Radio application which allows owners of either device to receive HD Radio FM broadcasts without missing a beat. Both the accessory and HD Radio application will combine to take advantage of the iPhone 3.0 operating system with its ability to support external accessories. With iPhone 3.0, application developers are able to make use of external hardware support, resulting in accessories such as the Gigaware Navigation Control HD Radio Receiver.

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InFocus is a name that most people would associate with digital projection technology, and the company has just released a new range of digital projectors that will come with features which make them the ideal candidates for business and education markets. First of all, the IN3900 series will merge signature InFocus technologies for ease of use, full connectivity and superior image quality alongside LiteBoard. For the uninitiated (including myself), LiteBoard is an interactive solution that turns digitally projected content into a collaborative workspace.

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Before the only ones that were typically able to toy with radar were police officers with bulky radar guns.  Now you can have your own radar system, except this kind won’t weigh you down.  You can tuck it away in your pocket and take it out whenever you’re in dire need of a device to clock the speed of something.  It’s not limited to cars either, you can even track the speed of a baseball thrown by one of your buddies.

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