The Post-It is soooo outdated, they require a pen, the tremendous effort of writing, and can easily be overlooked by the intended recipient of your message. However, there’s a much better alternative available: a motion-sensing memo.
Record your (short) message, place it in its cradle, and it will play it back when someone enters the room.
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Babies cry for many reasons and indeed one of those reasons is that they have wet diapers. Well cry no more as we wonder what parents are thinking when they attach a CMOS chip alarm to their babies diapers. When junior answers the call of nature – your nursery will be filled with the sound and joy of a musical alarm which will let you know that your baby has wet the aforementioned diaper.
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Imagine being lost at sea – stranded alone on the high seas after barely escaping the deluge of a rogue wave sending your vessel to Davy Jones’ locker. You just barely managed to get your life vest on and now, bobbing on the high seas, you’re only hope is to be spotted by a passing ship or search plane. Well, before you end up stranded on a deserted island talking to volleyballs and gleefully screaming “I’ve made fire!” check out Hammacher Schlemmer. They are always on the cutting edge of new design and this is nothing new. For about $130, boat aficionados can have this US Coast Guard approved a life vest with 2-way radios built right into the chest.
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More or less every single day we hear from some one who is stating that we need to save water or cut down on waste, but how on earth are we supposed to know exactly how much water we need to survive? Well the people, who brought us seats made out of recycled egg cartons, think that they have come up with a very useful and practical way to answer that question.
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Cambridge SoundWorks has recently introduced its all-new SoundWorks Radio 820HD device, enlarging what is already a huge award winning radio family. In case you’re sick and tired of the poor sound quality that is associated with terrestrial radio, the SoundWorks Radio 820HD could be just the tonic to renew your faith in the airwaves. Just make sure you live in a place where you can receive HD radio signals before picking up the Radio 820HD lest you waste your money on something you can’t take advantage of. Without much further ado, the 820HD is capable of seeking out HD2 multicast broadcasts that offer new local programming, formats, and programming choices than ever before.
So you’re currently living under the grace of a witness protection program, being constantly on guard against any suspicious characters lurking around who might actually seek some payback for your testimony that sent their paymasters into the dark, dank dungeon called jail. You rarely use cellphones or house phones to make a call as you’re worried about being eavesdropped upon. While it is commendable to be on guard at all times, we can sometimes get careless. This is where the Tape Recorder Blocker comes in handy, featuring a special design that blocks both digital and tape recorders in addition to a wide range of microphones that are used in transmitters and bugging devices. This is made possible as the Tape Recorder Blocker emits a sub-audible tone which is impossible to be picked up by the human ear, and yet drowns out virtually all recordings when played back.
Any serious music lover would definitely have built up a sizable collection of audio CDs over the past two decades, and while the CDs sound as good as they were from the first day of purchase, the same might not apply to the CD jewel cases and album art. Chances are these cases will be scratched or even cracked, while the album art and inserts would definitely have received some dog ears through a regular thumbing process from yourself and friends who borrowed part of your collection. How about having a single CD jewel case that stores all your album art without the dangers of getting damaged? David Friedman thought of this concept by working on a digital CD jewel case.
Frequent travelers know that J.W. Marriot’s line of hotels offer nothing but the finest in all aspects, and the hotel chain has gone one up on its competitors by keeping up with the times in terms of technology, offering “ultra-adaptable” rooms that definitely puts a regular room to shame. These new suites come furnished with a Plug-In Panel that is smart enough to detect virtually any device you attach automatically. The list of compatible devices are far and wide, ranging from MP3 players and iPods to digital cameras, notebook PCs, and even DVD players. A 32″ widescreen LCD display rounds off the ultra-adaptable room’s function by offering split screen views that enable you to work on your computer while keeping up with the latest in news simultaneously.
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