Your upgrade to 3D isn’t complete without a compatible receiver. Look for Sony’s affordable flagship to land this June. The spec list is on par with its modern counterparts – so we won’t bore you with the run down.
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No, this shooter isn’t vintage. But, the E-P1 pays homage to the “Pen F” circa 1959. Olympus’ new, interchangeable-lens digital boasts a 12.3-megapixel sensor capable of both still and HD video capture. This little guy looks like dad’s old 35mm, but with a 21st century spec list.
Take it everywhere. Use it anywhere. Breffo’s Spiderpodium is a universal, multi-purpose, gadget grip, holster, dock and display podium. Compatible with most hand-held devices, this accessory provides hands-free operation and a one-up on your arachnophobe friends.
Cheap plastic or rich mahogany…you decide. Russian, Alest Rukov hand-crafts each mouse from a piece of solid hard wood, taking up to one year to create. With a 5 year warranty, you may never shop for another again.
The 80s – big hair, bad clothing & the introduction of technology to the masses. Some of us can remember our first computer class – large PCs, mammoth monitors and the clicky-clack of keystrokes. Relive the moment with a vintage IBM model M keyboard. This may be the only tech relic from the era that still works.
Built to last. Nokia’s Netbook runs for 12 hours straight after a single charge. With built-in 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS, this ultra thin device is perfectly suited for online endeavors – not bad for a cell phone company.
The World’s 1st HD Waterproof Video Camera. Sanyo’s new cam doubles as a still camera, records in stereo & is waterproof up to 10 feet. Although it won’t cut it for your next diving expedition, it will make filming football highlights in the rain a distinct possibility.
Worried about blocking street noise with your iPod? Tommyca’s Bicycle Sound System provides high quality sound, 6 hours of run time, 2GB of storage & the ability to hear your surroundings. Two LED lights keep it safe for those moonlit rides.
This compact shooter is as fearless as you are. Shock resistant, water proof and able to withstand temperatures below freezing, Casio’s EX-G1 boasts a 12 megapixel sensor with 3x optical zoom and a 2.5″ LCD. Take this one to the Winter Games.
A dead phone is a sure way to make a bad situation worse. Yogen’s pull release mechanism generates enough power to make an SOS call. Small, lightweight & compatible with most mobile devices – this charger will get you out of a sticky situation fast.
Big sound in a small package. No, this isn’t hi-fi, but this little guy offers a unique option when headphones won’t cut it. Tunebug’s SurfaceSound technology turns most surfaces into a flat panel speaker. Connect to your mp3 player, mobile device or laptop & turn it up.
No more harsh rousing from dreamland. Philip’s Wake-up Light gradually brightens your space, while your pre-selected audio gently increases in volume. Be kind to yourself – stop the pre-dawn torture.
I feel bad for the Kindle. Apple has taken the electronic book to a new level with the introduction of its iPad. Sporting a 9.7 inch LED-backlit display, speedy 1GHz Apple A4 chip, and a host of new applications – this device begs you to reconsider using a laptop for casual computing.
Say hello to the bomb-sniffing robot’s slick cousin. Rovio allows you to see, hear and communicate from afar. Using your PC or any other net-connected device, you can completely control this robot’s every move. When finished, Rovio returns to charge – happily awaiting the next time he can check on the dog.
From a design standpoint, it’s out of this world. When you consider the technology – you’ll most likely call it your next TV. The Sony NX800 has an innovative 6 degree tilt (for better viewing at a lower placement), an Edge LED backlight, and BRAVIA Engine™ 3 video processor for the best possible image. Did I mention, built-in wifi brings on-demand entertainment straight to the tube & widgets let you check the weather or Twitter, while peeping the game.
This product is bad ass. A retrofitted ammo box, Thodio’s A-Box speaker is available in 2 models with optional indicator lights warning against distortion. Connect your mp3 & hit the streets with a little Baghdad attitude.