Win $50 with the 3rd Coolest Gadget of the Week
Friday, July 4th, 2008First off Happy 4th of July folks! Fancy celebrating with a $50 gadget voucher? Vote for this weeks coolest gadget and leave a comment explaining why, winners will be announced Monday.
It’s quite a diverse collection this week, have fun.
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Broadband Internet in your Car
Now here’s the way I’ll be able to read Coolest Gadgets on the road! A complete Broadband internet kit for your car, with a remote control, a wi-fi hub, tv, etc… Just what I wanted to grab! Cool!
The full post can be found at Car Tuning Central.
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Rapid Read BBQ Fork Thermometer
Never overcook your meat or eat it too rare again. Just poke it with the fork, set the temperature and wait for the beep.
The full post can be found at S2999.
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EZVision Eyewear
The EZ Vision Eyewear lets users enjoy a full cinematic experience without any annoying interruptions. By putting on the EZ Vision uber cool glasses, film buffs are able to block out any irritating background noise, using the built-in stereo earphones and zone out like zombies to watch their movie in complete and utter peace!
The full post can be found at Gaj It.
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ArchPort Wallet Shoe
Are your shoes ringing, or is it just your feet barking? The revolutionary offering of ArchPort Shoes by Matt Potts has an integrated wallet feature (detachable) into the arch of the sole with a port-like look. They are open to house cash, credit cards, ID, keys and other random items. Good part is it allows you to confiscate the contents without taking away your shoes.
The full post can be found at Elite Choice
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Ovei Home Theater Pod
The Ovei is a beautifully designed piece of home theater bliss for one. Word on the street is that the designer for this thing was Lee McCormack and that it was engineered by McLaren Applied Industries. It looks comfortable in an airline seat cum coffin sort of way and it has climate control (the same type of climate control that is used in F1 cars. And it comes with an F1 inspired price tag of approximately $100,000.
The full post can be found at Uber Review
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Green Piece - Wind ups
Charging your MP3 player can be a thing of the past with this wind-up media player. Not only can you play music and watch movies but it also has an FM radio, voice and audio recording, an integrated torch and it can work as an emergency mobile phone charger.
The full post can be found at Decide What To Buy.
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Miracle Berry Tablet
Each pill rewires the way your palate perceives flavours for up to two hours, so you’ve plenty of time to try tons of previously unpalatable things, from raw radishes to neat Tabasco. The possibilities are endless, the sensations amazing. Even foodie sceptics are going gaga over these taste-distorting tablets
The full post can be found at Random Good Stuff.
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Edamame Popping Game
Japanese Green Soybean is really great for snacks and fun because you can pop the soybean, and eat it. Now, how about feel the joy of ENDLESS soybean popping? You can do it with this funny and cute little gadget “Bandai Puni Puni Edamame Bean”. As a gadget, it’s useless, but as a keychain and toys, it’s fun and beautiful
The full post can be found at Cutie Gadget.
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Apparently, lie detectors will be a thing of the past if this new decoding system actually works as promised. Developed by neuroscientists from the University of California at Berkeley, this computer will go about analyzing your brain activity in order to know just what you’re currently thinking. This is made possible by the use of a functional magnetic resonance imaging machine (in layman’s terms, a real-time brain scanner) to record all mental activity of a person while viewing thousands upon thousands of random images which range from people to animals, landscapes, objects, and everyday stuff. These recordings will then be processed and used to predict the mental patterns of the said person in the future based on the database garnered. So far, tests with neurological readouts generated by a different set of pictures proved to be an easy task for the decoder with a relatively high accuracy rate. I wonder whether the machine can be fooled by thinking about an food while looking at a car and vice versa.
Scientists from both the US and Canada have managed to develop a brand new accessory that generates energy which could be used to power portable devices in the future, and this very accessory must be strapped onto the knee. Sounds like a no-brainer to help keep your BlackBerrys and PSPs juiced up at all times if you’re the type who tends to do a whole lot of walking. This modified knee brace comes equipped with a drive train that is capable of converting mechanical energy into electricity, collecting lost energy whenever a person brakes the knee after swinging the leg forward to take a step.






