FPS Mouse for GAMERS

If you’re the type of gamer who blames your low Counterstrike ROF on your mouse not being enough like a ‘real gun,’ you might be interested in this FPS Gun Mouse, which features dual triggers in an ergonomic, gun-like grip. The thing at the front end is a 2000dpi, 1000hz USB optical mouse, so you’re not losing any functionality, and may in fact be gaining some with the 5 programmable buttons and thumb scroll wheel. My only worry would be getting overexcited and picking...

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Turn your Camera Phone into Mouse

Now this is rather weird, but researchers have successfully come up with a way to make your cameraphone function as a mouse - whenever you’re not receiving or making a call, naturally. This software relies on Bluetooth technology to keep it going, and enables the cell phone to interact with public displays. For example, users can obtain product information or purchase tickets simply by using the camera. Unfortunately, this idea still requires a great deal of work before it is...

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Flying Stick Camera - Aerial Surveillance

Everyone either made a whirlybird out of paper or had a wood/plastic toy version when they were a kid. The concept was pretty simple. Rub the stick body of the whirlybird between one’s hands and toss it up into the air (the paper version was merely dropped from on high). Using auto-rotation, the whirlybird would land under its own control anywhere from a few feet to several yards away. It was a fun toy for the helicopter pilot in all of us. Now, (thanks to our friends at Yankoo...

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Insignia Packs Virus along with its Digital Frame

We hate it when this happens: A computer virus is attached to a gadget (Insignia Digital Frame) during the manufacturing process; the item is sold throughout America in one of the biggest retailers available (Best Buy), and then, after the big holiday season, it's found that many of them will trigger a crash-happy Trojan in Windows-based computers when they're connected via USB. Not great. Insignia released a statement on January 19th, oddly labeling the virus on their...

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Two Headed Buffalo - Pics

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Neoprene MacBook Air Sleeves

Are you planning on picking up the new Macbook Air when it goes on sale in the not-too-distant future? Well if you’re going to pick up something that expensive, you’re not going to want to carry it around in a manila envelope all day. I don’t care how much of a wow factor you’re going to get when you whip it out that first time, it won’t last. You’ll need to get something that will actually offer a little protection while making it look good. Belkin has the perfect answer. ...

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Toshiba competes with the Macbook Air

APPLE markets its MacBook Air as the thinnest notebook, which turns out to be true only if you count recently-released models. And even those oldies which aren't as thick as the Air (the Mitsubishi Pedion is 0.74", the Sharp Actius 0.54", and the Toshiba Portege 0.65" thick) tend to have uniform thickness, while Apple's model tapers to a sharp point. How close, then, do current models get? Toshiba's Portege P500, at .77" thick, is only one-hundredth of an inch fatter...

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Former Midway Employee To Sue Nintendo - Must See

Former Midway employee Patrick Goschy is planning to sue Nintendo for patent infringement, claiming that he created the idea of a motion controlled system very similar to the Wiimote/Nunchuk combo currently in use in Nintendo's Wii. As proof of his claims, Goschy has released the above clip from 1999 demonstrating his design for the system. Nintendo claims that Mr. Goschy's idea had no impact on the design of their current controller, but that video does demonstrate a system that seems very similar to what Nintendo uses currently. The big question is: if his system was developed almost 10 years back, as he claims, why has it taken...

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Spy CAMERA - Lighter Size

DVR-SP Looking for an ultra compact camera in order to spy on someone? Then here you are the DVR-SP from DigitalCowBoy which will record video in 176x144 (3GP) on MicroSD Card (up to 2GB). AS for the size is concerned and as you can see it below our DVR-SP is pretty compact with a size of 73x20x11mm for only 18g. Source : Digitalcowboy...

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Tuna Sells for Record $55,700

If you have ever wondered how the price of sushi can get so high, this might help explain. Recently, the world’s largest fish market in Tokyo, Japan had it’s first auction of 2008. At the Tsukiji market about 2,904 bluefin tuna were sold, including one that set the record for most expensive.A Hong Kong sushi restaurant owner paid a record 55,700 dollars for a huge bluefin tuna that was caught off Japan’s northern region of Aomori. Japan, who consume about 25% of the all tuna...

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Sweaty hands while playing PS3 Games? GET THIS

PS3 is one the most hi-tech gaming consoles ever, but like every other thing it’s got some drawbacks and one of them is its convex-shaped triggers. If you’ve got PS3, then I am sure you know how troublesome it can get while playing games for long hours. It is normal to have sweaty hands when playing games for long durations and your finger just slips off the R2 trigger at a very wrong moment. It is damn annoying when it happens, luckily there are...

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Blue Ray Movies from PS3 to PSP

Nintendo might have invented console-to-handheld connectivity, but Sony finally made it useful. According to PC World, Sony demonstrated the new technology at CES that will make it possible for owners to copy a Blu-Ray movie to their PSP.In an update coming later this year, PS3 owners will be able to automatically make a lower quality version of any High Def Blu-Ray movie in their library and save it to PSP or Memory stick.This is sweet because the PSP has been notoriously tedious...

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Mr Clock Radio on CES 2008

The Mr. Clock Radio looks like a creation from some science fiction movie, holding the distinction of being the first robot radio in the world. It does not come with any body, but is more of a technological bust featuring a head and a clock as its base. Getting you up is not restricted to a mere buzz - Mr. Clock Radio will be able to whisper in a gentle voice or shout like a drill sergeant, and this normally happens once you hit the snooze button one too many times. Other features...

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Wireless Mobile Charger 'ANYFIX' on CES 2008

In my house each of us has a different mobile phone, all of which require a different charger. This next gadget could eliminate that, the Anyfix, a ‘one for all’ charging solution. The AnyFix has adjustable arms to hold different sized cells, and to cope with the different sockets you can manually rotate the various connectors built in the base. Presently it is aimed at the German market with adaptors for the popular models of the following brands: Sony EricssonMotorolaNoki...

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Love your CAT? Then This Might interest you

Let your cat stroke and scratch itself with the Cat Spa. Accu-Pressure Pads: A unique sensory experience. Cats love to feel the pressure points beneath their paws and may actually sleep on them.Body-Stroke Groomers: For self-grooming and massage. Stimulate face and back glands while providing an easy-access, intense massage.Gum Stimulator: An irresistible challenge to cats–blocks access to catnip. Gnawing of the gum stimulator massages and cleans teeth and gums. Rubbing cheek...

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Atari's Super Breakout on Auction

Those of you who are the new-gen console fans like Xbox 360, Wii or PS3, a 30- year-old handheld game might not interest you much. However, acquiring one to enrich your portfolio of rare collector’s item is no small deal. The early version of handheld consoles was produced by Atari. The Super Breakout game was quite big by today’s standard with a small LCD screen. If anybody is interested, he or she might bid for it at eBay. This will help you only...

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Digital Plankton - MUST SEE THIS

As far as I know, this is the first fishtank in which plankton are given a computer interface. You might be wondering just what the heck plankton could possibly want with a computer, but besides surfing the web, it turns out that these little daphnia are accomplished artists, dancers, and musicians. With the proper digital tools, anyway. The actual fishtank is underneath a microscope. An array of LEDs responds to the movement of the daphnia (effectively, the daphnia controls...

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When was the Toilet last used ?

How many times have you sat down on the toilet, only to find that it’s still warm from the last person that spent some time upon the throne? It doesn’t really creep me out as much as it does other people. If you’re one that doesn’t like a warm seat, you might like this amusing product. The Thermochromatic Toilet Seat will change color when someone parks their rear upon it. The color changes depending on how warm it gets, you can then use this to gauge how long it’s...

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