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Nomad Brush lets you add color to iPad programs
Now here is a rather interesting accessory that you might want to furnish your iPad with – I’m talking about the £19.99 Nomad Brush which ought to add a whole lot of color to your life. Yes sir, the Nomad Brush that is made from a blend of natural as well as synthetic fibres will boast of soft bristles that are a snap to use, especially on the iPad’s responsive display. It does not matter what kind of masterpiece you want to work on, whether you use a feather-light touch or actually want to daub on thick strokes, the Nomad Brush will be able to deliver.
All you need to do is make sure that the software or app you have running on the iPad is of the quality that you desire, and you’re good to go. Oh yeah, and as for talent? Sorry, I can’t help you there – either you have it or you don’t, but there is always the option to hone your artistic skills to make sure it is up to par. One more fantastic thing about the Nomad Brush is this – there is no need to clean up once you are done with your masterpiece, now how about that?
Heavens And Earth Educating Globe
Getting an education is an expensive affair these days – don’t believe me? Check out the insane prices of college and university tuition fees and come back to me. Well, getting a scholarship might be the way out for some folks, and in order to do that, one must be a well-rounded student. Why not as parents, you can always start them young at home – and what better way to learn about our world than to have the $179.95 Heavens And Earth Educating Globe sitting right there in the middle of the study?
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LG introduces hospital-grade HDTV
LG Electronics has been a major player in the hospital TV market for quite a fair number of years already, and their latest effort would continue to cement their place in the industry with the introduction of a new 42″ class hospital-grade HDTV, making it the industry’s largest screen size for patient rooms. I would suppose the next time I am about to go under the knife, I had best ask the nurse in charge on whether my recovery ward has LG’s 42LD6DDH LCD hospital TV mounted somewhere for me to watch.
With 42″ of viewing goodness, it will pave the way for larger-sized text and on-screen menus in order to, as LG put it, “better educate and entertain patients”. Not too sure what kind of educating this will do – perhaps it will play boring slideshows on how fatty foods and the lack of exercise are bad for us? Gah, show us some of the latest blockbusters on this puppy already!
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Sony has software update for Google TV platform
The Google TV platform that delivers a special kind of entertainment experience which can be found on Sony Internet TV, in addition to the Sony Internet TV Blu-ray Disc player. Just what does the latest version of Google TV deliver? For starters, it will not only deliver all that the current Google TV has, it will also throw into the mix the Android Market to satisfy your lust for more apps. At launch, you will be treated to hundreds of apps, where many of them have been specially designed and optimized for TV use.
This particularly exciting update will roll out to all connected Sony Internet TV devices as early as next week, so do keep a keen eye out if you fall under the “receiver” category.
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LEGO Darth Vader Torch Light
The second most fearsome person in the universe, or maybe just the galaxy since the Empire did not really bother to expand their reach beyond their current galaxy which was already vast enough – is back in the form of a new LEGO toy, otherwise known as the LEGO Darth Vader Torch Light. It seems that the Dark Lord of the Sith has now been thoroughly humbled, where he is no longer one who injects fear into others, but rather, is a bringer of light.
Yes sir, bright white LEDs will shine forth from his feet so that you will not stumble at night when everything around you remains pitch black, and as for the red lightsabers, well, monsters and thieves will not stand a chance at all. This $29.99 purchase is powered by a quartet of AAA batteries and not the Force, so you might want to take note of that and jump aboard the rechargeable battery bandwagon to maximize your money’s worth.
This is an officially licensed LEGO and Lucasfilm collectible, so don’t worry about being judged as purchasing a bootleg version or something similar.
Mad Catz announces Soul Calibur V Arcade FightStick Soul Edition
Mad Catz is another gaming peripheral manufacturer who has certainly gotten their act together for the longest time, and their array of gaming devices have pleased gamers for many a year. The Soul Calibur V Arcade FightStick Soul Edition is yet another release that will definitely find its fair share of fans amongst the Xbox 360 and Sony PS3 community.
This will be a Tournament Edition fighting game controller that will see action with the upcoming Soul Calibur V videogame, and according to Darren Richardson, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Mad Catz, “The FightStick product category continues to perform well for us globally and the addition of the popular SOULCALIBUR franchise leverages both our brand and market leadership. Leveraging licenses on a global basis is part of our long term growth strategy to build our worldwide business.”
No idea on pricing just yet though, but it ought to be priced accordingly.
Bodymetrics Body Scanner relies on PrimeSense technology
I must say that air travel has certainly gotten a whole lot more complicated ever since 9/11 came and went. Now you need to put up with smelly feet when folks take off their shoes to go through the scanning machine, not to mention some of us passengers are subject to random swab tests as to whether we are carrying some sort of explosive powder or anthrax, while others even have to step into a full body scanner, where your most intimate bits can be seen somewhat as well.
Bodymetrics however, feels that there is potential in a full body scanner – hence rolling out their new device that relies on PrimeSense technology that delivers a ‘Body Mapping’ platform, where it is touted to be the world’s first full 3D body scanner. Using eight PrimeSense 3D sensors which will map the body’s measurements and shape. Bodymetrics basically changes the way consumers buy clothes via the virtual ‘try on’ of outfits, where it is applicable at both retail stores and online clothing retailers. This enables you to perform a more realistic fit before purchase, and I suppose it makes it easier to purchase clothes for someone else too, right?
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MicroVision SHOWWX+ HDMI is first RIM pico projector
So you are still one of those who decide to stick with your BlackBerry, even though the rest of your corporate mates have made the jump over to the iOS and Android operating systems? Well, here is a little bit of good news for you – the MicroVision SHOWWX+ HDMI is first pico projector for Research In Motion (RIM) customers, and it will soon be up for sale. Guess making business presentations will be a whole lot easier now with this particular pico projector, no?
The SHOWWX+ HDMI is said to be able to easily connect to a wide range of devices such as computers, mobile gizmos as well as other compatible pieces of consumer electronics, including RIM’s very own Blackberry Playbook of course, letting you display your presentation content at more than 100″ in diagonal image size on any type of surface – preferably one that is flat and white, as your eyes (as well as those of your viewers) will greatly appreciate such a background.
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