Sony aims to wow the digital camera world yet again with a couple of new Cybershot digital cameras - the DSC-T77 and the DSC-T700. We’ll take a look at the former first - don’t be fooled by the T77’s slim and svelte package as it packs in a fair amount of features that will satisfy even the most hardcore casual shutterbug (sounds like an oxymoron, no?). Being extremely slim (13.9mm at its thinnest point), it will definitely slip into just about any pocket without causing an unsightly bulge. Let’s have a look at what the Cybershot DSC-T77 has to offer on paper.

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I had a chance to try out the DSC-H10 from Sony, and I was quite pleased at what I saw, as well as the pictures that I took.

The DSC-H10 has 8.1 Megapixels of action, in addition to a Carl Zeiss 10X Optical Zoom Lens. So not only did I get clearer shots, but this clarity can be accessed from a distance.

The camera worked out of the box after charging, and I was able to take my first picture after entering the date and time. I was soon taking wonderful shots with an automated flash that pops up when needed.

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You know it’s true, how many times did Jr. drop that pacifier and pop it right back into his mouth before you can catch him?  By nature, kids are just gross.  It’s best that we don’t know exactly where that pacifier has been, especially when they attempt to shove it into your mouth.  Well for those moments of horror when you actually find out where it has been, Pipila will be there to save the day.  It takes UV rays and will kill 99.9% of the germs on the pacifier.

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For those of you who have purchased that new 3G iPhone, you may have discovered that some of the original iPhone and iPod accessories are not compatible with it. You might be frustrated at having to buy new 3G accessories, but at least the lines will be shorter when you go back to the Mac store.

Fortunately, Belkin has come to the rescue with the TuneCast Auto for the iPhone and iPod, which, as it happens, is completely compatible for the iPhone 3G. The TuneCast Auto works by attaching it to the line out for car stereo inputs or a cassette adapter.

It allows the user to transmit audio wirelessly on multiple FM stations from 88.1 to 107.9 MHz. So for those of you who enjoy music off of the iPod and iPhone, but don’t have a docking platform on their car stereo, this product is for you.

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Honestly, I don’t even know where to start with this thing. It’s the sort of product that just makes me think “Wow, this is something I could actually integrate into everyday life.” It’s something I could easily get used to having right in my grasp. And yet, the price is far beyond the range of my current finances, as it probably is for most of you, but, come on, let’s talk about how awesome it would be to have some extra money to spend on this fitness super gadget.

The Fusion HC6 seems to be the ultimate home gym. Incorporating almost any possible exercise into a streamlined design, not too mention a totally out-of-this-world add-on option of a built-in media center. The HC6 makes fitness look like a totally immersible experience, integrating any sort of media right into your regimen.

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As an adult I rarely find bugs to be cute, as a kid maybe, but it seems I’ve lost that love for brightly colored insects.  Well even if this Nymph lamp is modeled after a bug, I still in this particular case find him to be cute.  It was created by Site Specific Design, which is an interior and furniture design company that is based out of Brooklyn, New York.  The lamp would be great to add a quirky twist to any modern home.  Especially with the bright white coloring for the body and legs.

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How far is too far? The answer to this question keeps getting ripped at the seams as more and more geeks around the world undertake extreme projects which take up days upon weeks of their time. This project is no different. It stretches the imagination on just how far geeks will go for their hobbies.

The Mario Scarf is an experiment in “extreme-geek knitting”. And when they say extreme, they mean it. Our favorite side scrolling classic of all time, Super Mario, and the iconic first level of the game are being knit into one long scarf. The first stage is very early in Mario’s quest to save the Princess, but it’s the level that most people remember, hence, the one we always have to start on after losing all of our lives.

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I have no idea why you would want to keep track of your heart rate if all you’re doing is sitting idly by the computer. Seriously, how much faster can your heart beat if all you do is type furiously on the keyboard? I suppose this is interesting to see whether your pulse races whenever you check out NSFW images, or it might be interesting to see if you can remain calm whenever the stock markets plunge. Inside the Vit W1 mouse lies a pulse rate sensor that will send collected information to your computer wirelessly, where a pre-installed software on your computer will interpret whether you need medical attention or not by displaying a corresponding emoticon on the screen. The mouse is accompanied by five buttons, a small USB receiver, 1200dpi sensitivity and a maximum working range of 30 feet.

Source: EverythingUSB