Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Beko FVRT90 Hard Disk Recorder


Beko FVRT90 Hard Disk Recorder allows you to record up to 40 hours of Digital TV.Beko FVRT90 Hard Disk Recorder Features:
‘Play and record’ mode
Record up to 40 hours of Digital TV
Access up to 32 FREE digital channels
Pause and Rewind live TV
RGB output ability
Auto Standby Facility
8 Day Electronic Programme Guide
2 Scarts
Remote Control

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Shocking Digital Camera Prank


We’ve only got 10 months to plan for our next April Fool’s Day pranks! That might seem like enough time, but you know those weeks are going to fly by. Before you know it, it’ll be the end of March and you’ll be left with only your words and creativity. It’s so much easier to just buy a prank, and much less brain consuming.
This awesomely mean Digital Camera Shocking Gag looks just like a modern day point-and-shoot, but is actually a concealed prank. Remember those handshake shockers from the vintage old days from decades passed? This is sort of like that, but with an extremely modernized twist and surely a stronger dose of electrical shock.

Saturday, May 31, 2008

MSI Wind Laptop comes to America


In the midst of all the new and much smaller laptops the much talked MSI Wind is finally all set to hit the markets of America.
The MSI Wind features 1GB RAM and an 80 GB hard drive. It supports 802.11b/g WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. It also provides 3 USB ports and a 4-in-1 multi card.
The MSI Wind also features a VGA output, 3-cell battery that claims 3-4 hours of life, 1024 x 600 resolution panel, a dedicated button to activate TurboDrive and overclock the CPU by 20%.
The MSI Wind is said to be available in Windows XP as well as SUSE Linux. The XP version is priced at £329. The Linux model is definitely cheaper than this one.

Friday, May 23, 2008

JET-POWERED BIKE


Bob has a hobby of skydiving and playing with pulse jet engines, and he combined his favorite pastimes by strapping a pulse jet engine on himself while skydiving.
The result was an adrenaline-rush flight. He decided to take it up a notch when he strapped a pulse jet engine to a bicycle. He got it to go 50 miles per hour, but, believe it or not, he was afraid to take it any faster. Maddox says that the bike could have probably gone up to 75 mph, but it was way too fast for an ordinary bicycle. He also said that the jet-bike was far too loud. The pulse jet used on the bike is louder than most dragsters, but they are cheaper than turbine jet engines. Pulse jets are essentially a long tube where air and fuel are mixed and ignited in a process that repeats or pulses about 70 times per second.

Friday, May 16, 2008

LG DISPLAY PRESENTS ELLIPTICAL AND CIRCULAR SHAPED LCDs


One of the world leaders in TFT-LCD manufacturing, LG Display has announced the development of innovative LCD screens that come in a very unique shape. This latest novel LCD is said to be the world’s largest display to appear in a 6-inch egg-shaped and 1.4-inch circular-shape.
With this launch, the company has taken a step forward and has gone beyond the traditional square-shaped LCDs. Now, manufacturers can get inspired to develop LCDs in a different shape and give importance to alternative display designs.Claiming to be the largest LCD in an oval shape, the 6-inch elliptical LCD has dimensions of 78.8 x 131.4 mm (HxW), and the 1.4-inch circular LCD is said to measure 35.5 mm in diameter.

Sunday, May 11, 2008

Google recycled wireless mini mouse


The Google Recycled Mini Wireless Mouse is definitely one of the cuter peripherals I have come across, and it adds to the ‘fun’ feeling that the company offers even while at work. This diminutive piece of hardware comes with a Wi-Fi dongle stored on it, and has an 800 dpi resolution while being made out of recycled plastic. It will come in blue or red colors, and $19.20 mouse even ships in recycled packaging to keep those green advocates quiet. Perfect in keeping in line with the company’s “Do no evil” mantra.

Monday, May 5, 2008

MOBILE LED SCREEN DISPLAYS FOR ADS


Big Moving Pictures will be rolling out a fleet of mobile LED screen displays which will be part of a new advertising medium. These displays will definitely put your spanking new 52″ plasma TV in your living room to shame, considering the fact that the ones offered by Big Moving Pictures are extremely massive, towering over ordinary folk at 40′ x 22′. These HDTV LED displays will be attached to trucks, allowing it to engage the audience at major outdoor events in an unprecedented, close-to-home manner. I wonder what the power consumption of such a huge screen would be like - certainly the truck ferrying these HDTVs around will have more than a mere battery?