Pavilion dv2600 is one of the upcoming laptops from HP that will be available to everyone on their website, during this week. Actually it is already listed on the Australian HP site, but other zones of the world will have to wait a couple of days. This laptop was recently presented at a tech event in Singapore, and has the same design as the previous dv2550se that was available during the summer.
It might not be the most advanced scientific calculator in the world, but how how many calculators do you know come with arms and legs!
This calculator does it all. Not only does it look like a cool semi-retro robot, but it can add and subtract and multiply and divide. But unlike ordinary calculators, this one has hands and feet. The feet will let it stand upright and the hands will let it hold things (like pens, cables, or the included LED light).
TG have the robot calculator for sale at $14.99.
Upon looking in my Google Docs page today, I discovered some new thing: Google Presentations.
Of course, the first thing to do was test it. And I did. And it’s cool!.. Even if there are no fancy transitions or animations, you can still create decent, good-looking presentations, and there are some pretty nice features to it too.
Best of all, the presentations are always online and you can access them anywhere.
Lenovo has recently announced a new monitor that will probably make almost everyone drool due to its beauty and impressive specifications. For someone like myself who owns a 15″ LG Flatron LCD screen, the new ThinkVision from Lenovo is on the top of my to-buy-on-Christmas list.
Anyhow, the codename for the display is ThinkVision L220x, and as the name suggests the screen measures 22″. An upgrade of 7″ when compared to my monitor, but that is another story. One good point is the built-in USB hub that most displays come with these days - this one has 4 USB ports so you can have a couple of gadgets working simultaneously.
The ThinkVision L220x is HD-ready for you to enjoy high quality content, it has a resolution of 1920 x 1200 and a 10:10 aspect ratio, which according to SlashGear is big “enough to put two full-size pages side by side “. Decent enough for you? If not, maybe the 103 dots per inch will convince you.
The next time you see the Exit Sign, be more wary. It could be a color hidden camera for all you know. This universal AC only camera comes equipped witha high power 2.4GHz transmitter to transmit captured images wirelessly up to 2,500 feet away. Check out the specifications below.
Great for those who want to protect their property (especially commercial ones), but I’d strongly suggest against picking this up for your home. After all, how many people have EXIT signs having over their doors at home? The Exit Sign Color Hidden Camera retails for $431.99.
If you’re not exactly the social type, then the LED Invaders Door Mat fits you to a T.
This nifty doormat is imported from France and features a glowing display and motion sensor. Any time someone comes near, a glowing green space invader moves back and forth across the top of the mat. Potential guests, having left their phasers at home, will usually run shrieking in fear.
Powered by a quartet of AAA batteries, you’ll have to fork out $69.99 for this. Just make sure you stock up on those rechargeable batteries.
Coffee lovers, rejoice! There is now a way for you to conjure a cup of hot joe just the way you like it via an Internet connection, courtesy of some caffeine lovers with a penchant for DIY. This unique coffee making machine is powered by the O2M8 WebBrick controller that is used for automation in houses. Guess there is nothing quite like a little bit of imagination to perk you up during those slow Monday afternoons. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to catch up on any water cooler gossip with this one since you’ll still be sitting all alone by your computer while keying in an order.
Source: Engadget
Many kids these days tend to shun books as they definitely aren’t interactive in any sort of way. And what’s this thing about using my imagination? No sir, I’d rather have movie directors as well as video games direct my every single train of thought. Not only that, there are always audio and video files on my iPod to keep me passively entertained. Does the digital age signal the end for traditional, leather bound books? The answer depends on how you look at things, but I would like to say an emphatic “No”. How do you get the younger generation to appreciate books? The answer apparently lies in churning up a light, slim, affordable, and a pivotally content heavy eBook reader that encroaches upon their generation to cultivate a love for reading. What better way to do so than enlist the help of Amazon?
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