I never realised how many different gadgets there are for removing weeds from ponds (not something you search for every day), so here’s a bit of a selection.
First off is the Aquatic Vegetation Groomer, an underwater buzz saw that can annihalate underwater growth.
This is a cool looking idea, the sand + time watch, an egg timer for your wrist.
The watch would function in two ways, the first as a conventional watch displaying the time (hours at the top, minutes at the bottom) but in the more interesting other mode the display will take on the form of an old fashioned egg timer and display the sand falling from the top screen to the bottom.
I do like how the old and new technologies are merged in the sand + time watch, shame it’s just a concept for now.
Concept over at idealist.
Netgear’s Digital Entertainer HD EVA8000 has been around for quite some time already, and has been up for sale approximately a month back. What makes this device an essential addition to anyone who loves tinkering around with home entertainment systems? For starters, this well designed box can be hooked up to your home’s network via Ethernet or WiFi, and it will automatically get to work, searching through your computer for all multimedia files available, be they audio or video formats. These meida files can then be played back on your TV in high definition via the HDMI connection. This means you ought to have a HD-ready TV in your living room if you are to take full advantage of the EVA8000.
We have seen our fair share of convergence devices over the years, but I would say this takes the cake when it comes to the world of computers. We all know how small a keyboard is, but the Cybernet ZPC-945SL offers something much more than just a typing peripheral. In fact, underneath this keyboard lies, can you believe it, a fully functional computer? Yes, that’s right, you no longer need to set aside some space for that computer case of yours with the Cybernet ZPC-945SL. In fact, once dissected, this all-in-one PC-in-a-Keyboard has some pretty respectable specifications underneath the hood.
CeBIT is the self proclaimed world’s largest trade show for information and telecommunications technology, I believe it is in the top 5 list of tech events along with CES and the “Apple Show(?)”. In case you didn’t know CeBIT is happening right now in Hannover (Germany) more exactly from 15 to 21 of March.
Anyway, here is the first round up of the coolest products that were presented at CeBIT 2007:
Rock meivo LCD computer TV
A popular company from the UK has launched a very good looking LCD TV with a built-in computer. The black and stylish display named “meivo” comes with plenty of good features such as being HD ready and having internet TV support. It also is Windows Vista enabled, but I don’t know if that can be considered a good feature taking in consideration what happened a few days ago.
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Remember the Pyramat Sound Seat? Of course you do, you remember every post I’ve ever written. Yea, you, you little stalker. Anyway, I’m going to tell you about the new version of the Pyramat Sound Seat, even if you are a stalker. Most notably, this seat now has wireless audio built right in.
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Four Port USB Hubs are all well and good, but a four port beer hub now that’s what I call cool!
It’s Friday night and time for another beer gadget, this time it’s the turn of the Octopus Tap, the beer hub for you and 3 friends.
Simply attach the Octopus to a keg of beer, attach an CO2 canister (optional but better with) and you can now pour 4 pints of draft at a time. Ideal for picnics and general drinking game parties 
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More info over at Octopus Tap, thanks PR Cody.
Even looking at the picture of this puzzle looks confusing, the heart shaped X-ray puzzle, must admit I’ve no idea why it’s called X-ray is it just looks like a cast iron lump of junk to me.
Inspired by ancient designs forged by blacksmiths, this heart shaped iron puzzle takes some conquering! It may have a medieval appearance, reminiscent of a time before confusing technology and baffling instruction leaflets, but there is nothing straightforward about this weighty piece!
The X-Ray Puzzle costs £9.99 from drinkstuff.
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