I’m a big fan of good watches and geeky watches and this new time piece from Firebox fits quite nicely into both categories, theKerala Trance Watch.

The Kerala Trance is about as geeky as watches get. The time is displayed in binary format which initially will take a bit of calculating to work out the time but once you get used to it, it will become second nature.

The only thing I feel that lets this watch down is the boring black leather strap, I was expecting something a bit more futuristic. It also commands a bit of a high price (100UKP) and is available from Firebox.

Specially made for a new look, the world’s first digital music eyewear is now available in a new design with the option of even greater memory. Professional Sportswear Makers, Oakley, introduced THUMP 2, a sun glass with integrated MP3 player, built around the hard-edged style of our GASCAN™ eyewear, offering memory storage of up to 1 Gigabyte. That is roughly 240 songs in a fully integrated design that frees you from dangling cords and wires.

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No matter how small devices get it never seems to be small enough, this latest media player from Aigo measures in at 66 x 66 x 19mm and weighs a tiny 85g and even packs in a 2″ LTPS (Low Temperature Polycrystalline Silicon what ever that means) TFT.

This tiny MP4 player will easily slip into any pocket, has storage of up-to 2GB, and even has a TV output for when you’re fed up with squinting at the 2″ screen. As you’d expect it supports all popular music formats and connects to the PC via USB 2.0 so downloading to it should be a breeze.

I’m not sure how comfy it will be watching a screen of this size, so I’ll be holding verdict on this cool looking device until I see one in the flesh.

[aigo found via Trusted Reviews]

These new smart cards look pretty cool, they let you interact with your card in a totally different way. As well as a simple LCD display you can also enter information via six tiny keys. From the picture it is difficult to tell exactly how thin the card is but it doesn’t look any thicker than a conventional credit card.
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Introducing Western Digital Corporation’s latest innovation to introduce the world’s first and only clear cover hard disk drive. Finally, IT enthusiats will not neeed to mess around with Dremel tools and Lexan, at the expense of destroying data in the hard drive, in order to have a clear view of what is going on inside the hard disk.

The Raptor X 150GB SATA hard drive has a 10,000 RPM with 4.6ms seek time. Bundled with 16MB buffer and a clear window made of special polycarbonate lens with ESD-dissipative coating, the lens is designed to allow case modders and users to see the drive platters and heads without sacrificing data integrity.

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It didn’t seem that long ago when LCD TVs were the new expensive in thing but like most technological advancements it doesn’t take long for them to become common place. For LCD manufacturers to make their TV the one to own they need to compete via quality, features or price. However the company Hannspree is taking a different approach and is selling what I can only describe as novelty / designer LCD televisions.
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If you are enthusiastic gamer, then you will be excited to learn about this futuristic gaming and work station.

The famous designer Eran Baruhe created this innovative work/gaming station. The Nethrone is a cure for all the ordinary aches and pains that come from sitting at a desk all day long staring straight ahead at a computer screen. It has an oval shaped structure that offers so many electronic adjustments you will believe that you have found the perfect gaming station in the world. And you may have. You will be able to adjust the height of the chair itself, the angle in which you sit the position of the keyboard, the display monitor, the headrest and even the massage settings in the chair.
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Most of today’s computing processors we use are Intel processors. Aimed at marketing high-end processors for PC enthusiasts, the prices of these high-end Intel Extreme Edition (EE) processors are quite unreasonable for most applications we use today. As such, most end users turn towards AMD’s high-end Athlon 64 x2 as alternative choice.

Back in the tug-of-war, Intel officially released the Pentium Extreme Edition (EE) 955 chip (Intel Presler) to replace the previous version of Pentium Extreme Edition (EE) 840. The former is a dual-core CPU design with a clock speed of 3.46GHz, compared to the latter’s 3.2GHz clock speed.

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